thank you. >> there is no bla report on this. any questions? my hesitancy is, i am not convincedded it is fair -- convinced it is fair value, quite frankly. i don't see any real numbers that show that this is sort of a fair sort of transaction and we are getting our fair share of what i think this is an agreement of convenience. i don't think it is an agreement that is actually monetarily to our benefit. i am going to be frank. therefore, i think that we have had this long standing relationship in mountain view and they want it yesterday. it doesn't seem to raise alarm from my colleagues. i just want on the record i think this is an agreement of convenience and not to -- this is the budget and finance committee and not really an agreement that benefits us monetarily. having said that, yes. >> can i make a suggestion? >> i agree with your line of thinking and not having further information does feel a little bit taken advantage of, i don't know. if we can request maybe follow-up information, approve it. >> more in-depth reports on whether or not

thank you. >> can we hear from the bla please? the board of supervisors is being asked to approve a project between clean power and travertine for 11-point it is retroactive because a general manager signed it on septembe september 18 the contract is begin until january 2020. $11.1 million over the three year term. our understanding is the cost of this contract is already built into the rate model and will not require an increase in rates to the 15 customers and we recommend approval. >> thank you. >> it is retroactive because it is time sensitive, right? >> a right to. also -- i don't know. to me it looks like the challenge is the california p.u.c. really likes pg&e and wants to ensure that they get extra resources. anyway. any comments or questions? any members of the public want to comment? sing then. public comment is close. i motioned board with a positive recommendation. >> would you like to accept the amendment presented by -- >> i would like to make a motion to accept the amendment so we can take that without objection. mo

the bla was a real fringe on a fringe group. did you get a sense of what drives people, whether right or left what drives them to that sort of extreme, where they believe, i think jfk quoted, those who make peaceful change impossible make violent change inevitable. that's what took people over the edge to making bombs, et cetera, and most other members of my generation didn't go that far, and, in fact, as you also allude to when violence got serious most backed off and said, none of that. >> most, almost all. >> we'll take your answer off the air, because we've been cut off by c-span. >> over your favorite beverage, clarence. >> you got it. >> ladies and gentlemen, brian burrough. [applause] >> once again, i would like to thank all of you. he will be signing books in the lobby right now. >> this is american history tv on c-span 3. each weekend we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation's past. >> each week american history tv's reel america brings you films that provide context for today's public affairs issues. >> you

bla please? >> yes, the proposed resolution retroactively approves the program as stated -- excuse me. as was stated, the board did previously approve the terms and conditions of the program but not the contract itself. it is below the charter threshold for board approval but the california penal code does require approval. it would be for three years with a maximum amount of 3.4 million. there are two, one year extensions subject to board approval if they exceed the $3.4 million maximum. we recommend approval. >> i'm sorry. thank you very much. supervisor mandelman. >> thank you chair fewer. this is a little outside the scope of the contract, but i'm curious if the sheriff's department has thoughts on what accounts for this pretty significant increase in the estimated job population without alternatives to incarceration. you don't have to answer that. it's not related to the contract. >> i think actually if i were the one answering -- asking the question, it would be why is the justice involved

mostly, the bla asn't the purist outlet for black rage. which had been rising since the malcolm, through finally after 10 years, of blacks calling for power and black revolutionary and black revolution, and off the pig, to do it.mebody tried to nd large they got cut pieces. but they attacked a number of well.e as >> kind of a delicious movement where one of the dla soldiers understand, you know, we're at war and the cop, he's cool. at war i if we were would have shot you already. >> would you not be handcuffed n the back of this patrol car, young man. >> anyway, so let me ask you one more question before we open it up. line up to the c-span microphone. getting the story. he reason i said this is so cinematic, if i were writing the creen play of "days of rage," it would be about some guy who lives in texas and new jersey getting this story. downyou know, and tracking all of these great people, but i get the sense it was pretty difficult and frustrating and almost at the end of your rope at a certain point. >> a couple of times. most difficu

terms of being very realistic and honest about what we do need in san francisco, when i look at the bla report on page 34, the types of crimes for which people are held, which is we have the population -- let's see, we were going to build a jail for 380 and we look at the jail population today with all of the work around bail reform and the psas and we have a population of about 313 based on this one date that the bla gave us and i look at these. i look at the crimes upon which people are being held and we know that we have the psa and i see crimes like murder. 30 people held for that, attempted murder, first-degree robbery, assault with a deadly weapon, kidnapping to commit another crime, assault with a semiautomatic firearm, sexual intercourse or sotoomy with a child 10 years old or younger, kidnapping by use of drugs. we've developed a whole entire office to deal with rape that victims in this town are not treated well when it comes to whether or not their prosecutions will go forward, not just by use of drugs. i look at these, mayhem, torture, these are crimes that nobody wants to h

that was the same conclusion the bla came to as well. i think on that front it looks like, yes, there is enough money based on the annual appropriation of about $2.8 million to pay for these increases in matching. on the administrative side, kind of a similar answer, assuming the current volume of applications for public funds remains somewhat the same we will be able to meet that need. if there is a massive increase in applications that could change that answer a little bit, but i doubt that will be the case. i think we will probably see roughly the same number of candidates admitting the same number of documents. the one difference could be this ordinance tries to incentivize candidates to receive a larger number of smaller contributions. it matches only up to $150. we could see a higher volume of applications. if we get matching requests, there could be more contributions on each one and more work for auditors. it wouldn't be so much more work we couldn't meet it, so i think we are prepared to implement this as is. >> thank you. next

. >>> hardly strictly blas fans started lining up before dawn. >> trying to get good seats. >> reporter: but they have to pass through security for the first time to get in. >> a necessary evil unfortunately. >> reporter: there are four entrances around the park, several layers of fencing, extra officers on site. the hydraulic barricades and strict new rules on what you can bring in. >> we have sandwiches in there, a couple beers back here. >> reporter: these guys came prepared with a clear plastic bag with drinks and snacks and they left behind some of their buddies who normally come. >> a couple friends are apprehensive and scared so they may not show up. >> reporter: apprehensive the stepped up security may make things inconvenient. >> you have to live your life. >> reporter: the organize zers are hoping none of this taints the atmosphere inside. >> still the same, the same stages, the same vibe, the same park and the same attitude here as always so i think everybody will have a wonderful time no matter what. >> reporter: there are 83 acts on 6 stages this weekend and the fans who co

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yeah, bla, bla any way, i think there are great opportunities for day parts for chipoltle.is fast casual, but in the fast food industry, breakfast is huge. chipoltle is not a dominant dinner time thing. i think they could move into that area as well. if you read the report, it gets down in the weeds in terms of margins and these things and metrics they're measuring, but in terms of the opportunities that exist for a company that has a very popular brand >> right as long as they don't have any more food sxwcares. >> the analyst who made the call, david palm rer, he's going to join us on "power lunch" in the hour so we can press him for more on these details. meantime, amazon is out with its annual toy list. it's being cure rated to help shoppers tackle their list quickly, but new reports say amazon sells sponsored spots on this list for up to $2 million and is looking to make at least $20 million off of this year's list now bill, who is shaking his head say sponsors are only increasing their odds of being selected like when you're marketing yourself for the grammy's. let's n

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adam gemili, zharnel hughes, and nethaneel mitchell—bla ke came second to the usa.eat 1a—man argentina 39—10 in tokyo to qualify for the quarterfinals of the rugby world cup. england's last pool match is against france and that will probably decide who finishes top in the pool. its qualifications for quarterfinals but our emphasis is on getting better in each game. that was a tough game for us today. when they went down to 1a men, you know, they possibly got a psychological lift. it's human nature that we drop off a little bit because you think you're going to win the game, and we probably did that. i was pleased how the players got into the game in the second half and dominated. silver medals for the men's and the women's four x 100 metres relay. another two medals, four great britain. that's all the sport for now. some breaking news in the last few moments regarding our top story. we we re moments regarding our top story. we were talking about the fact that the wife of american diplomat has left the uk despite being suspected of being involved in a fatal road cras

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shejoins us from bla keney in norfolk. thank you for speaking to us.t? you would be mad to make any really concrete predictions. what we know is that, following the letwin amendment yesterday, no meaningful vote will go through until they would and implementation bill has gone through parliament, and it is an important piece of legislation because it converts the withdrawal agreement, boris johnson's text, converts the withdrawal agreement, borisjohnson‘s text, into domestic law, and without it hit won't have legal effect in the uk. it is a really major piece of legislation, and yet nobody has seen it, it is likely to be laid for the first time on tuesday, probably quite long because there is an awful lot of heavy lifting that it has got to do, and it needs careful scrutiny. the question is whether borisjohnson can get it through by the 31st of october. that is my next question, because legal documents need to be scrutinised, can legislation be passed that quickly? well, we certainly know it can, the benn act itself was passed with remarkable speed, in

the montana constitution has inet is known as a bla amendment. named after the former u.s. senator from maine, who led an unsuccessful effort to create a federal constitutional amendment to send a to religious schools. montana's constitutional amendment prohibits aid to churches and religious schools. families who had received these scholarships and some that wanted to receive the scholarships went to court and departmenthe montana of revenue would violate the state constitution, but we believe it violates our rights under the federal constitution, specifically the free exercise clause. the case went to the montana supreme court, which decided to strike down the entire program. down the entire program. they agreed to hear the case shortly before the summer recess. it will likely be argued in january. the justices see the case come to the court, operating against the backdrop of two old cases. the first called mata versus davies back -- called mott versus davies back in 2004, of holding the basis for a scholarship program that scholarship program that students could use both

mayor bill de blas tweeted that he's quote stunned and horrified by this senseless act of violence against the most vulnerable members of our community. >>authorized demonstrations in parts of the city have triggered tear gas from police once again marking the 18th consecutive week of demonstrations, there apart from the tear gas, the protesters also crippled part of the public transportation system. >>and saw 10 taxi cab driver plowed into a crowd of protesters paula hancocks has more. >>i tear gases in mong kok this is an area that has seen. >>so this is inside the mong kok station you can see that they've trashed the entrance is says going down and that was a fire down here at some point we're being told you can see the sprinklers the that had faena turns on from automatically potentially by the protesters but areas of the station have been flooded, this is going to be out of these for some time on saturday the complete subway system was shut today this sunday parts of it was fun. this one is unlikely to be open to some time. meanwhile, a hong kong taxi driver has been hospitalized he p

by that argument the cops couldn't do bla ballistics and crime scene investigation.f appeals will rule in the next few weeks and i think whoever loses will try to get it to the supreme court. the court of appeals will be the final word here. i don't think it's going to be a good final word for donald trump. >> we'll check back with you next hour to answer more questions which you can submit on cnn.com. and be sure to watch the white house in crisis, the impeachment inquiry. join erin burnett for an in depth look at the testimony, the witnesses and the latest inquiry. that's tonight here on cnn. in. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ (amber jagger) if we don't give students from an underserved background the technology that they need in school, they're not going to be competitive in the workforce that's waiting for them. since verizon innovative learning, students have hardware, connectivity, and quality curriculum. the jo

this is such an bla trkblatant f power it is hard to escape and dodge. facts will be there in front of the american people and the truth is what will hold this administration accountable. >> they often say the truth will set you free. thank you, i appreciate you joining us today. >> all right, we're going to stay on the legal beat. a different one in just a few hours republican chris collins of new york is expected to plead guilty to charges relates to insider trading. that is according to documents filed in federal court. his resignation letter as a member of congress was read on the house floor just moments ago making him now officially an excongressman. remember who chris collins was. he was the first in congress to publicly endorse donald trump for trump in 2016. today he is expected to plead guilty. today he is expected to plead guilty hiv controlling, joint replacing, and depression relieving company. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free n

a 2017b bla report comparing the average rent paid by san franciscan residents by neighborhood showed all district 11 neighborhoods listed as among the seven most rent-burdened neighborhoods in san francisco, each experiencing 36.5 rent burden or higher. additionally the district retained the lowest per capita income of $28,590 and median income of $75,276. despite years of communicating a clear community position with the developer and a painfully clear need for affordable housing in the neighborhood, of the 193 proposed units only 19 units would be accessible to low income earnses. only nine would be multibedroom units suitable for families. units built as workforce housing at 40 percent ami including janitors nursing assistants and healthcare workers only account for 15 of the units. only a fraction of which would be family-sized. additionally there are significant design concerns with the project as propose ed. though building codes require five percent of units to be ada compliant it also requires they be located on the ground floor and all the ground and garage level units appea

the russians casting doubt on whether or not this operation even took place and essentially bla blasting the u.s. in the statement that was put out by the spokesman for the russian military. no evidence of any air strikes taking place in what they call the deescalation zone which is the area where that operation took place. they have absolutely no knowledge of giving the u.s. any soft of assistance. all those things about notify the russians, them saying thank you for notifying us, the spokesman says they have absolutely no knowledge of that happening and then the russians cast doubt on the operation, the success of the operation as a whole. i want to read to you a statement or part of the statement from that russian military official. he said quote, the increasing number of the direct participants and countries that allegedly took part in this operation, each one giving contradictory details raises questions and doubts about its existence and especially the level of success. then at the end of their statement coming out and saying even if this operation took place they don't believe it'

nethaneel mitchell—bla ke brinnging it home for great britain by quite some margin..25 seconds to come second in their heat behind jamaica. new 200m world champion dina asher—smith was rested for this event and will come into the team for the final tomorrow night. meanwhile three british men made it through to the final of the 1500m for the first time in world championship history. after neil gourlay qualified comfortably in his heatjosh kerr made it through in 4th, while jake wightman had a nervous wait to find out if he'd made it, but his seventh—place finish was enough. and here's the image we've all be waiting for. -- all —— all been waiting for. katarina johnson thompson with that gold medal in her hands. after breaking the british record to win the heptathlon in style yesterday, she picked up her medal tonight. this is her fourth world championships and she'd failed to medal at any of the previous events. so a huge moment for kjt who i'm sure won't be letting that go any time soon. still to come tonight, britain's main medal hope is in the 20k walk where tom bo

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china and ukraine, his son historically bla hunter biden walked away with contracts to both and the ukrainianed mr. zokeski and was in charge of burisma and giving him national gas operating licenses while he was secretary of national resources in ukraine, that matter has never been investigated. right now it is sitting in front of ukraine's national anti-corruption bureau. i'm not making any allegations. i suspect the president is going to argue and i think he actually believes, jake, that he has a good-faith basis for asking about a investigation of these circumstances before he commits hard-earned taxpayer dollars to ukraine. >> well you're sure willing to give him the benefit of the doubt there -- >> the proceedings -- excuse me. the proceedings are entirely different story. i'm very disappointed in speaker pelosi and chairman schiff. i think the philosophy of nancy pelosi and chairman schiff is gui guilty. i think the impeachment proceedings are rigged and held in secret. >> why do you think that. let's talk about that if we could. >> let me -- >> i want to get your reaction. you sign on

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to 373 cities across the country with a full year of rent in their pockets as part of mayor bill de blas re cities across the country with a full year of rent in their pockets as part of mayor bill de blasio special one time assistance program and that city taxpayers have spent special one time assistance program and that city taxpayers have spent $89000000.00 on rent alone since the program's august 2017 inception $89000000.00 on rent alone since the program's august 2017 inception to export over $5000.00 homeless families now while on paper to export over $5000.00 homeless families now while on paper the idea of helping someone find a home in the city not just the idea of helping someone find a home in the city not. in a city boasting some of the highest rent prices in the country might be a good thing the x. 30 boasting some of the highest run prices in the country might be a good thing the execution of this program have has less have less to have left much to be desired basic you should of this program have has less have less to have left much to be desired because apparently not onl

from kabul thanks very much for your time no claim of responsibility who do you think was behind this blas and what's the message that they're sending by targeting the small scale. so the message that has come from the government is that it's the taliban and its taliban seen this partners who are responsible for the attack on the other side we have had a statement coming from the taliban condemning the attack and saying it's basically d. government order guys she was responsible for the attack so the government has blamed the taliban detail of on has condemned the attack and rejected the responsibility we know that jalalabad and specifically areas near to house coming out as well we have dice present and i want to sign over the past few leah's. has been silent about it could be done my assumption is it would be die we will wait to hear who claims responsibility but seeing as you're saying the dinosaur eisel is active in that area then from a security standpoint how difficult does that make. the situation to maintain security. so has come in is away from the been sent it's it's part of rout

you can bring up that white people are problematic but why we're talking about anti-bla anti-blacknessk people play into that too. even you. what does that mean in this space? >> and just for the record, as i came in here one of the producers told me that you're related to sonny liston and i'm pretty proud of that i didn't ask any sonny liston questions. >> oh, yeah. that's my great uncle. >> i'm not going to ask any questions because that's not what we're here to talk about. >> okay. i represent, though. >> i like that. ♪ ♪ ♪ head in now for applebee's new pasta & grill combos starting at $9.99. ...they work together doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... ...with centrum® micronutrients. restoring your awesome...daily. centrum® feed your cells. [ "turn around, look at me" ♪ there is someone ♪ walking behind you ♪ turn around ♪ look at me ♪ there is someone ♪ look at me >>> one of the things i have always heard about milwaukee is that it's a city where people are from, meaning that if you're from here and got something going on or if you want to

as the reigning world champions, they were anchored home by nethaneel mitchell—bla ke bringing it homeremain alive as the women came second in their heat behind jamaica. the new 200m world champion was rested but will return to the team for the tonight's final. bit of history in the men's1500m as three british men reached the final for the first time in the competition's history. after neil gourley qualified comfortably in his heat josh kerr made it through in ath, while jake wightman had a nervous wait to find out if he'd made it, but his seventh—place finish was enough. and in the men's 20 kilometre race walk last night tom bosworth finished in seventh place. he was disqualified from the event at the last world championships, and was delighted to finish strongly here. but he'll be able to sympathise with fellow brit callum wilkinson, who was unfortunately disqualfied this time round, heartbreak there. to today's premier league action. the big game of the day sees brendan rodgers making his first return to liverpool since his sacking there as manager, he returns with his in form leice

to qualify as the reigning world champions, and they were anchored to victory by nethaneel mitchell—blacame second in their heat behind jamaica. the new 200m world champion was rested, but will return to the team for the tonight's final. bit of history in the men's1500m as three british men reached the final for the first time in the competition's history. after neil gourley qualified comfortably in his heatjosh kerr made it through in fourth, while jake wightman had a nervous wait to find out if he'd made it, but his seventh place finish was enough. and in the men's 20km race walk last night, tom bosworth finished in seventh place. he was disqualified from the event at the last world championships and was delighted to finish strongly. but he will be able to sympathise with fellow brit callum wilkinson, who was unfortunately disqualified this time round. japan's toshikazu yamanishi took gold. quite a story in rugby league. salford red devils finished one off the bottom in super league last season. this time around, they could be champions. they reached their first grand final last night

i don't understand why we are in a country that co nsta ntly wa nts to bla me ra pe victims and protect by a group of mps from across different parties looking at the experiences of survivors of childhood sexual abuse. and natalie marrison is here, head of abuse and personal injury at ramsdens solicitors. welcome, both of you. the ministry ofjustice are reviewing this now, do you welcome that? of course i welcome it because the system is totally broken but i have been raising this for years and years and they are constantly about to do something. the changes we are looking for a really simple. they could implement them immediately, they don't need to change the law, they don't need to change the law, they just need to they don't need to change the law, theyjust need to change the guidance and give a really clear indication that we need to be doing support survivors of sexual abuse. and change the guidance to what? there has been a ruling by a judge, therefore you should automatically be entitled to apply to the criminal injuries body to get the compensation. ajudge injuries body to get

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. >> quÉ bla ha pasado. . >> muy buenos dÍas, vamos con informaciÓn en nuevo dÍa, el gobierno de mÉxicoe su casa con las manos en alto y mirada con miedo. >> a las 1450 hora local fueron las primeras agresiones de los delincuentes, se tomaron las calles a las 15: 15 se realizÓ la captura y le ordenan terminar con la violencia. >> ovidio le hablÓ a su hermano ivÁn archivaldo, le respondiÓ que no detendrÍa la violencia. >> lanza amenazas contra el personal militar y sus familias. >> una bala calibre 50 le arrancÓ un pie a un soldado, 15: 25 primeros soldados heridos, en el cielo los helicÓpteros reciben ataque, en el suelo se vive un infierno, el presidente dijo que los criminales iban dispuestos a todo. >> a disparar, a civiles, el gobierno dio un reporte completo que jamÁs se habÍa visto. sicarios incluso lanzaron granadas en la zona militar pero no explotaron, la madre de jorge hernÁndez, el civil que muriÓ dice que el gobierno fracasÓ. >> la pÉrdida de un hijo nadie lo va a recuperar. >> mÉtanse aquÍ. >> los militares no respondieron la agresiÓn, fue la orden para proteger a la gente.

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black to bla back to blake burman?ssed back to you, the white house announced secretary steve mnuchin will be holding a briefing in the press briefing room at 1:45. that's about 27 minutes from now. but let me pause there and caution you, you might be thinking well, does this have something to do with china and trade, might the treasury secretary be giving an update on that. i'm being led in the direction that this briefing does not have anything to do with china, does not have anything to do with trade. might the treasury secretary be asked about that when he steps into the briefing room, as he just left the u.s. trade representative's office after about seven, eight hours of negotiations yesterday and a few more this morning, sure, i'm assuming maybe myself or my colleagues will ask, but this briefing for steve mnuchin in the briefing room about half an hour from now, i'm being told, not china related, not trade related. i don't know specifically what it might be related to. but we will hear from the treasury secreta