and now let's hear from the chief of police, bill scott. he is a big partner with public works every day, 24/7, all of the partnership we have with the police department, thank you for everything that you do to support public works. thank you for everything you do for our city. welcome, chief scott. >> thank you, mohamed, and thank you for your partnership. first of all, i have a lot of people to thank here. mayor breed, your leadership and commitment to this police department and city is just off the charts. this is a long time coming and it took vision. it took commitment. i just want to thank everybody who made this happen, beginning with the mayor and the director, all the contractors that will take part in this. the officers that are standing here behind me and onto the sides, this is for them. these are the frontline people that do the work. they keep our city safe and they deserve seismically safe facilities and facilities that are state-of-the-art as stated. we thank you for appreciating our work and your gratitude for voting to all

at this time, i would like to introduce our police chief, bill scott. [applause]. >> thank you, mayor. thank you. good morning, everyone. first of all, let me say thank you to the mayor and supervisor stefani for their leadership on traffic and pedestrian safety. back-to-school is an exciting time. it is exciting, it is a lot of work and we want to start with this. slow down a little bit. slow down. the mayor mentioned it earlier. speed kills. in terms of the focus of the violations that we concentrate on the most, we are trying to get people to slow down. as the mayor stated and supervisor stefani stated, we are going to be out doing enforcement. i want to also think the mayor and the supervisor because what allows us to get better at this is the generous support of our budget this year. last year the mayor signed a budget, and this year she signed a budget that included continuing our hiring plan. what that has allowed us to do is increase the size of our traffic company and our motorcycle officers. we have at least ten more motorcycle officers then w

san francisco police department and chief bill scott.an francisco fire department and chief janine nicholson with a special shout-out to the recently retired chief. [applause] the sfmta is key to us fulfilling our promise to be a transit-first destination, lead by director tom mcwater and his predecessor. virtually every city department and every member of the leadership team touched this project in so many ways. thank you all. we're very proud of the community process today. thanks to the business and residential neighbors who attended countless meetings and provided feedback. thanks to the ocii commissioners, the staff and thed executive director and her staff. the mission bay citizens advisory committee. thank you for your tireless work. to the san francisco giants for welcoming us to the neighborhood. thanks to david manicka and will hoff for designing this incredible building and to our general contractors for building it. and just thanks to steve codda, jason elliott, p.j. johnson, sean elsburn, seth boxer and mary murphy. and then

republican senator bill sasse called it troubling, bill scott and charlie baker support the impeachmentou have any problem with a u.s. president working with a foreign power to have his attorney and a u.s. attorney look into the call? >> look, if democrats want to impeach because rudy giuliani talked to a couple of ukrainians good luck with that. i don't think the american people think that's the appropriate course of action. this is just one of the many and unending attacks the democrats have leveled against this president. the democrats just put us through three years of this phony russian collusion investigation, and now on the heels of that they come right back with this. we've all seen the transcript. the there's nothing there, so i respectfully disagree with my colleagues who think there needs to be a further inquiry here. >> let's talkabout that transcript because in that transcript president trump says this is with the ukrainian president who desperately needed hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to beat back russian aggression. and president trump says there's a lot of talk

lemonis: that's the base that pays the light bill. scottdo have other things from minor league. we do the hands. lemonis: if you weren't selling your product in all the stadiums, i wouldn't be here. but in the long run, you can't make it just on mlb. it's too seasonal. so, my offer is the following... ...$630,000 to build out a new warehouse, put the inventory systems in place, and then pay off all of the payables. for that, i would want to be 50/50 partners with you. scott: i mean, you're asking for 50% of my business. that's 30 years of my blood and sweat. you have to have more skin in the game. cowboy up. lemonis: what's gonna be my return on my investment in the first couple years? zero. that's too much risk for me. scott: if we put a half a million to a million dollars of sales on this business in the next year, we can turn this thing around. lemonis: but you need the $600,000 to do that. scott: i think -- here's the way i look at this. when a doctor wants to break into a practice, he buys his way in -- correct? -- to become a partner.

. >> now most of miriam harper's bills at baylor, scott & white were written off. the american hospital association says providers set prices according to their own methodology. we'd like to hear what you've paid. go to cbsnews.com/health costs to tell us about your prices. and margaret, we'll continue to stay on top of this issue and report other stories as they development. >> thank you so much, anna. >>> there is much more still ahead. one state launches the toughest crackdown yet on vaping. >>> an update on tropical storm karen, now whipping up dangerous conditions in the caribbean. >>> and new york's bravest now includes a record number of children of 9/11's fallen heroes. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. my car insurance to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you pull your green sock out of the dryer and then the very next sock is the other green one. and then yo

. >> reporter: now, most of miriam harper's bills at baylor scott & white were written off. american hospital association says providers set prices according to their own methodology. we'd like to hear what you've paid. go to cbsnews.com/healthcosts to tell us about your prices. and, margaret, we'll continue to stay on top of this issue, and report other stories as they develop. >> brennan: thank you so much, anna. well, there's much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." one state launches the toughest crackdown yet on vaping. an update on tropical storm karen, now whipping up dangerous conditions in the caribbean. and new york's bravest now includes a record number of chdr11 oil9/alf 's flen the upss of frequent mood swings can plummet you to extreme lows. (crying) lift you to intense highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i. full-spectrum relief of all symptoms. with

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. >>> new at 11:00, lawmakers in sacramento defeated a bill that proposed extending last call by an hour. state senator scottiener of san francisco authored the bill to sell alcohol until 3:00 a.m. in ten cities including san francisco and oakland. the bill was intended to support the local economies, but the opponents argue that pushing last call to 3:00 a.m. could threaten public safety. >>> the company that made billions selling the prescription painkiller filed for bankruptcy late today. the filing by purdue pharma comes just ten days after reaching a settlement. suing the company over the toll of opioids. the filing was anticipated today and after they were struck. the deal could be worth up to $12 billion. purdue's bankruptcy filing means it will be removed from the first federal opioid trial scheduled to start in cleveland on october 21. >>> and students and teachers at pairing county public high schools are being trained to help save lives. starting tomorrow the medical services agency will distribute 600 stop the bleed kits to classrooms. those kits include tourniquets, bandages, and other supplies

hang in there. >> bill: he does have a ton of experience, as governor jeb bush did. a couple of decades ago. did rick scottfore being married for seven years? >> mainly just encouraging to know that he is available, and whenever we need, give him a call. >> bill: how confounding has it been to tune in and see us storm either has strength and or hasn't moved? >> it has been a real challenge for us, as i'm sure you can imagine. our prayers go out to the people of the bahamas. just to sit there as long as it did, it kept us all guessing about the path and where it would go. devastation on the people of the bahamas. >> bill: our prayers are with them. a certain level of fatigue settles in when you are waiting and waiting, trying to make a decision for your family, for your pets, for your friends. maybe some seniors and elderly in your life. >> it is really tough. it is always better to be safe than sorry. we really stressed that people need to get off the island. it is inconvenient. you can replace homes and cars, but you can't replace family. >> bill: what i have found, covering these for 20 years, the level

spano: that's why then governor rick scott and i worked to pass a bill in florida to solve this issue. this law takes patients completely out of the billing rocess, protecting patients from surprised medical bills from emergency services and for an akenly seeing out-of-network health care rovider at an in-network hospital. this bill has experienced widespread success in florida, which is why we are introducing these tion to apply policies to health care plans regulated it -- at the federal level. i've personally known the fear of being rushed to the emergency room. in that moment, no one should to worry about their finances. bill not only seeks to save americans' money, but it will rovide the peace of mind to focus on healing. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? thompson: madam speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. you, madam n: thank speaker. madam speake

sto scott mclain is in seattle for us, jim marsh is in d.c. we begin with bill in new york. bill?howered with ticker tape and confetti in celebration. now we have tens of thousands of kids who care about the planet. ironically we're just going past the wall street bull. people know that as a landmark here in lower manhattan, lower broadway here, a symbol of corporate america. there are plenty of signs here taking them to task as well as politicians and diplomats, as you can imagine. it's hard to really understand how this exploded so -- in such huge proportions in just a year. in just about a year ago, greta thunberg, that 15-year-old from sweden sat down in parliament in stockholm and says, i'm not going to school on fridays until gree grown-ups start taking this as seriously as i do. she turned her depression into action and this is the result. they are five blocks back because the crowd is so big in new york city, brianna, that nypd had to shut down all the streets in lower manhattan, including the brooklyn bridge, to handle these crowds. they're headed for the park where the s

proceed to immediate consideration of hr 549 i ask unanimous consent that the scott of florida amendment be great to and that the bill amended be considered and read a third time in past the motions to be considered be made considered laid upon the table. >> is there objection? >> mr. president, reserving the right to object. every member of the senate knows that venezuela is illegitimate dictator nicholas maduro has created an unprecedented and harrowing humanitarian crisis in that country. extreme food and medicine shortages, widespread criminal violence, brutal state-sponsored tarepression across more than 4.3 million venezuelans to free their d.homeland. this number could reach 8 million by the end of next year. as venezuelans flee their countries is time for the united states to place itself fully on the side of the venezuelan people. unfortunately just this week we've seen new stories about the trump administration deporting venezuelans from florida. it's unconscionable that anyone would be sent back to the catastrophic humanitarian conditions that exist in venezuela.that's why in february of this year senator

bill barr. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." it's friday morning and i'm sandra smith. and >> john: i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. on exactly who the blower is and who he or she might have worked with. meanwhile speaker newt gingrich telling us last summer that the path that for democrats would be treacherous. >> it totally discredits nancy pelosi and the democrats. she rushed out to say we have to consider impeachment when she had not yet read the transcript of the conversation and had not yet found out anything about the whistle-blower. basically what you find out was the heat from her left was so great, she had no choice. >> sandra: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill for us. >> reporter: a day after the acting director of national intelligence testified here on capitol hill >> nancy pelosi took aim at attorney general william barr. >> i think where they are going as a cover-up of the cover-up. to have a justice department to go so rogue, and they have been for a while. it just makes matters worse. >> reporter: they push back on the claim. >> if they are claiming cover-up, it

elevating the priority of data collection, including local ordinances authored by scott wiener, state legislative bills, and pay-for-performance dollars, part of the prime program over three years, $1.7 million for the collection of sexual orientation and gender identity data? each of these mandates have focused on data collection, and i think one area of strength of the department overall was our leveraging of these incentives and mandates to build out our own goals for lgbtq equity? so this is a -- a sort of detailed slide where i'm going to talk about the robust and thoughtful planning process that staff and workforce along with patients from the community put into this project? first of all, there was an emphasis on training, so there was a desire to not just develop workforce for collecting the data but also ensure that staff had what they needed to respond appropriately to this community and act with nondiscrimination, of course. there was a large department wide effort with the train the trainer model where our internal training resources were trained and developed to disburse this training thro

regulation and so oddly, i don't see it as a negative for the stock >> all right that was bill on halftime this week with scottcisco. great set of shows out there weighing in on california's gig economy ruling, diedra joining us now with more developments on law i think it's fair to say it's maybe not rocked the state but rocked the world of the gig ecw uber came out after that ruling yesterday. media called chief legal officer with the argument and one that says they're going to be arguing it's a technology platform and its drivers aren't its core business in so many words. we'll see that speaks more to investors than it does trooifrs, which are critical to that platform also want to mention another bit of news this morning uber say iing it's going to be doipg a $750 million debt raise and just one day after this ruling and just a few months after its $8 billion ipo the company says it is unrelated to the california gig economy ruling, but it is a reminder of how many markets uber is in. it's to raise money for its acquisition in the middle east and there are so many uncertainties regarding those companies as

and according to the "new york times," president trump pushed scott morrison to help bill barr gatheror are for a justice department inquiry the president hopes will discredit the mueller investigation. we have gotten the best team of reporters covering all of these fast moving developments from the white house hans nichols, on capitol hill geoff bennett and de dev ken dilanian and pete williams. and joining us one of the reporters who broke the story about the australian prime minister is joining us on the phone. katie, since you have the most recent reporting, i'll start with you. tell us what exactly happened on this call between donald trump and the prime minister of australia. >> reporter: sure. so this phone call was between donald trump and the prime minister of australia, basically the president saying to the prime minister listen, you are going to be getting contact from my justice department, you know, will yiam barr is working on a g inquiry into the roots of how my presidential campaign was surveyed and i hope that you work with him. the justice department has made clear d

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to recognize senator tim scott from south carolina, senate sponsor of the bill, and we want to help law.this into i rise in support. i urge all my colleagues to this great legislation from mr. garcia and senator scott, and i yield back the time.ce of my the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from guam is recognized. mr. san nicolas: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i consume. i just wanted to extend a sincere thanks to representative this lifesaving legislation. you know, to be able to introduce that's going to save immediately, but over the generations that we're going to continue to provide is found.ng very, very prow it's an honor to be able to serve with them. it's an honor to see so much ipartisan support for this legislation as well as both houses of our congress. so i humbly ask my colleagues to in se join all of us supporting this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the house n is will the suspend the rules and pass the 1690, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 aving responde

>>a state senate bill would allow marijuana to be given to seriously ill patients for free in san francisco today, senator scott wiener and supporters held a rally to encourage governor gavin newsome to sign senate bill 34 that legislation would allow medical marijuana companies too give their product to people with serious illnesses at no charge. this comes after voters approved prop 64 which change the tax laws on cannabis the new bill would eliminate the tax on free marijuana. >>we had left to raise wing democrats right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom to sign 34 and law. >>has been on governor newsom's desk for a few weeks now. >>there could be a new kind of business coming soon to the city of santa cruz as a city council is considering an ordinance which would allow marijuana lounges ashley key reports. >>clothing stores, bars and offices, lined the streets of downtown santa cruz. but a new kind of business could be cropping up in the near future. it will be a lot like a restaurant only with marijuana on the menu. >>there's a

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mcfarland, bill shine, heather nauert, one of the ambassadors, scott brown, i could go through all the people that had been on fox news as contributors or correspondents that are now or were somehow around the white house. so if that's it, then i'd suggest to you that it might be general jack keen next but here's the list of all the people whose names are being floated as possible next national security adviser. there are ten names. obviously, they're casting a wide net. do any of these work for you? who would you like to see? >> i can tell you what i'm looking for. a grown up. i'm looking for someone who understands the consequences of war. someone who realizes the united states has historically played a positive role when it comes to world peace. someone who is willing to tell this president he's just plain wrong. if we don't find such a person, i'm afraid this president's instincts move us in the wrong direction in a dangerous direction. >> john bolton was willing to tell the president he was wrong. that didn't work out well. >> i don't think the president really looks for that in a

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bills later today. you can watch the house live here on c-span. in tweet from florida senator rick scott says today the senate homeland security committee held a hearing at the 9/11 memorial and museum to examine how the department of homeland security has einvolved since 9/11 and the threats our nation faces today. we also honored the victims of that terrorist attack anti-many brave heroes who risked their live that day. we showed that hearing live this morning on c-span and if you missed it find it op our website at c-span.org to watch any time online. a tweet from congresswoman robin kelly who writes, today congress returns. it is time for senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to do his job and address the public health epidemic of gun violence by starting with bringing h.r. 8 to the senate -- floor of the senate today. the house judiciary committee will be working on gun violence legislation tomorrow starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. you can also watch that online at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. e hill, senior reporter, here to talk about congres

scott wiener tweeted this. senator richard pan, a pediatrician and author of the bill was attacked by an anti- vaccine activistks ago. he said this incident was incited by the violent rhetoric perpetuated by members of the anti-vax movement. this is an attack on the democratic process and an assault on all californians and must be met condemnation for everyone. >> we strongly condemn what happened because that should never happen. >> reporter: anti-vaccine leaders say they have no connection to the woman responsible though one man says she approached him. >> i got a couple of inches away from her face. she said if i knew of anybody doing some weird stuff, if anybody was going to get loud today. >> reporter: many were saddened the so-called stunt took place before their final vigil honoring children who were injured or deceased. >> we are being overshadowed by something awful. despicable. >> reporter: four senators in all had blood spilt on them. in sacramento, rachel wulff, kpix5. >>> one woman was arrested and booked on several charges. >>> today was the second hottest day of the year. it was 94 degrees. some

.] >> that paved the way for our own legislative delegation scott weiner and david chu to move forward the bill 288 to allow dreamers tps and green card owners to run for county central committee in the state of california. while that bill did not end up getting out of the california state senate this year, i know that collectively with sarah's leadership and our work we are going to make it law next year. [applause.] >> think about it. given that lat inex are the largest group in california and out number the caucasian population in california for half a decade, we are long overdue to create a pathway for representation. thanks to sarah, all those in california are one step closer to having a seat at that table. [applause.] sarah, has co-sponsored multiple resolutions addressing social and economic inequities. it is not surprising given her focus at the california reinvestment coalition on financial inclusion for women and communities of color. those of you who have had the pleasure of working with her know her to be bubbly and humble, genuine and caring and passionate about the things we care

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>>say senate bill that would allow marijuana to given to seriously ill patients for free is on the governor's desk in san francisco today. state senator scottd supporters held a rally to encourage governor newsome to sign senate bill 34. the legislation would allow medical marijuana companies to give their product to people with serious illnesses at no charge. this comes after voters approved proposition 64, which change the tax laws on cannabis the new bill would eliminate the tax on free marijuana. >>we left to raise left wing democrats right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom the sinus be 34 and law. >>the bill has been on the governor's desk for a few weeks now. >>i mean a warning he would border report dot com if more than 100 years since poncho via invaded, columbus, new mexico and residents say it's bad history with mexico that drives a lot of the local businesses here, we'll have that story coming up. >>plus a vicious attack on an elderly bay area man visiting his wife's grave a description of his attacker who is still on the loose. >>and we just got don

i want to thank my colleagues, bill, thor of this representative pocan, congressman peter king, scott, man bobby congresswoman delauro, congressman cole and congresswoman lowy for championing the re-authorization of the helen keller national center. think about it. in 1967, and d it's a unique facility in that it services the population that and blind.f deaf and blind combined. this e how important organization is in the lives of these folks that are confronting blind at the same time. it's estimated there are 2.4 deaf and blind youth and adults in america and that dramatically g up as the population ages. this organization services adults that are over 16 years of from all over l the country to come to this facility, as well as having regional centers that have been already that provide what you'd characterize as services. in my second week in office in the helen keller center in my district. i met with deaf and blind individuals in the program, about their experiences and how helen keller services made a difference in of r lives and the lives their families. many described how they

bill: this is a fox news alert. you are south port where the president and first lady are welcoming scott more son and his wife, jenny. >> bill: 9:00 in new york city. president trump about to welcome to australian prime minister. the administration locks horns with democrats over its refusal to share a whistleblower complaint. we'll take you to the story and let you know what we think we know at the moment. i'm bill hemmer. big welcome to you, julie. >> three hours. i'm julie banderas in for sandra smith. lots going on today. new reports claiming the phone call at the center of the controversy appears to involve the ukraine. president trump calling the whole thing fake news but house democrats are already threatening legal action. >> bill: this is clear. both sides are locked in another battle with one another. >> this is a clear example of someone that is part of the deep state, somebody part of the deep state in the intelligence community, taking advantage of this whistleblower procedure and trying to create this firestorm. >> the whole point of the whistleblower statute is to encourage those to report but have a

. >> scott, you heard what she said about the criminal justice reform bill he sind.e bill and the opportunity his administration pushed. he said a lot of insulting things about black and brown people. >> our current president came out of nowhere. nowhere. i'll go a step further. the people who went to school with him never saw him. they don't know who he is. you're living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs. 58% of the youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? >> our inner cities are a disaster. you get shot walking to the store. they have no education. they have no jobs. i will do more for african americans than she can ever do in ten lifetimes. >> look at my african american over here. look at him. are you greatest? >> are you going to include the congressional black caucus -- >> i would. set up the meeting. do you want to set up the meet b? are they friend of yours. set up the meeting. >> i forgot about that. >> remember that moment. >> never forget that. >> criminal justice reform is important. angela admitted that. but is it real

a statement released with bill headman and valerie scott panic with the framework and not intended to be exhausted overview but rather a tool to help market participants assess whether the securities laws of the resale of a particular asset. based on your discussions of following the release of the framework. as a guidance help resolved the origins and would be more useful the framework of out there having the 60 factors? >> one of the things that they have told me the guidance was well intentioned but i think it is money the waters. >> last question. when the market participants exhausted the overview that they had the regulatory way to innovate their jobs. >> as i said, as i said earlier i'm looking to create some safe harbor which would be the best way to provide clarity and i'm open to other suggestions and that could have tokens with some of the other's digital assets that we could talk about. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thank you. the gentleman from illinois is recognized -- >> thank you madam chair and one of the things that we had in jay powell which we heard before that th

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