tony boone, environmental health and safety. yes, i collaborated with -- i took a couple extra samples when the opacity test. if you're not sure what that was for, it was looking for particulate. i was looking for oxides of oxygen and oxides to nitrogen. there's different types of nitrogen oxides. you may know one of them as laughing gas, but one of them is sulfur objectixides. so i took some additional air readings, and i didn't get any sulfur oxides, and i got very little nitrogen oxides. i took this meter, and i was right next to the exhaust, and very little oxides came out, so i was very pleased, and in addition, this combination of renewable diesel. >> commissioner covington: very good. it's very good to have confirmation of these items as people are moving along. so was it chief rivera that recruited you to do that? >> when he sees my name pop up on his cell phone, he's reluctant to answer, but no, we're a team, and we work together, and all of the supervision was done at mechanical shops, so we all worked together. when t

>> it is definitely a boon.se services provide an extraordinary amount of traffic to traditional news media publishers in the context of a variety of other services. internet users go to these services not just for news content but also to learn, to get answers, to engage with friends and families, to engage in communications but one service is accessed in his content. happens, is publishers on the receiving end get extraordinary benefit. these services send upwards of 10 billion users a month to news publisher sites which those sites can then monetize either through their own services or through at networks. pete: if i went on google or bing right now and typed in "democratic debate" or "president donald trump" and pulled up a "new york times" article, who benefits? you click through to the new york times website and that is being supported by adding networks that are serviced by any of the number of services that provide those services, but revenue share is generally about 70% of 30% 30%, give or% to take depe

fees you often get with credit cards now we're we've heard that this is supposed to be a really big boon for people who maybe would not have access to having a normal banking account people in the developing world. i've heard there were a lot of jargon today about on and off ramps into a new. money ecosystem for example isn't there a huge gulf that still exists between silicon valley and sub-saharan africa when we're talking about crypto currency. absolutely most people think of cryptocurrency is a way for people in the west to get rich but in reality there's a huge potential for them to assist the unbanked evil which there are about 1700000000 around the world because if you don't have a bank account it's very tough to get credit it's to if you get robbed you might not have anything left to your name whereas if you have a bank account it means you could then take out money to pay your bills or what have you the idea is with facebook's libor crypto currency anyone even without a bank can get this online currency account and they can deposit money that they have into this account so even

a hangover from mad because the pretext says stats outdated and in the long run their product is a boonfor the environment. we say fish from the sea because we can replace fish meal or we could glaze learned use. that was other by being used for soil production so all of biodiversity level we have impacts and on a resource level we have impact so that's why pro-tax remains committed to its goal of creeping its way into the human food chain. china has reported its worst ever monthly sales drop in what is the world's largest vehicle market cost sales fell $16.00 and a half percent in may year on year that marks the 11th consecutive months of decline and fuels concerns over the country's economic slowdown and growing impact of an ongoing trade war with the united states beijing says uncertainty amongst buyers and manufacturers over new emissions regulations combined with a decline in purchasing power to force the truck. was all of you may have bought toothpaste on line before from a site like e bay or ali baba but a chinese toothpaste manufacturer has now listed its entire operation for au

the army range legacy is as old as the republic, going back to francis marian, daniel boone and command sergeant major douglas greenway on to current active duty members. it wasn't until after the civil war more than half a century without military ranger units that they were officially born. 75 years ago, fighting on the bloody beaches of normandy gained their motto, rangers lead the way. they have led the way from the jeaps p.o.w. camp to theaters in the war in korea, vietnam, panama, desert storm, somalia, enduring freedom, iraqi freedom and the great war on terror. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to rrks my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today i'd like to recognize an outstanding athlete from the state of mississippi. jake magam is university of center fielder. jake ranks fourth on the list. e ncaa hit he earned a .375 batt

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but they are interesting in that whether you want to give the president credit for this economic boon or not, it's only fair when we blame presidents when it's going south, that he's not benefitting more, especially in these states like florida dealing with record unemployment and no follow-through for him. what is going on? >> well, the economy is what we call a nonlinear relationship in polling. that is to say, if the economy is bad, you can bet the incumbent will get the blame for it. if the economy is good, the economy slips down the list of important issues to people and they don't give as much credit to the incumbent as they would give blame to the incumbent if the economy were going badly. this requires the president to spend more time talking about this strength and requires him to do three things. one, talk about what he's done, two, talk about what he intends to do in the future. people don't vote for you because of your past performance. they want to know what you're going to keep doing in the future. third, he has to have a target so he can say this person represents a vis

>> well, yes i was doing -- well, not stand-up i had a partner, mark boone jr. he's a wonderful actor and we used to write and perform our own material and we used to do a show there was a comedian called rockets redglare >> seth: okay. >> did you ever know him >> seth: no. rockets, his name was rockets redglare >> rockets redglare. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> and he used to do - >> seth: got to go into comedy with a name like that, i mean. [ laughter ] >> and he had a show called "rockets redglare's taxi's cabaret. and boone and i would perform in that and jim used to see us in that, and that's how he cast me in one of the early films, "mystery train." >> seth: yeah. >> and -- and then right after "mystery train," the day we wrapped, the next day, we filmed a little short that he used for coffee and cigarettes years later. but i hadn't worked with him in 30 years >> seth: that's fantastic. >> and yeah. >> seth: it's a great film it's great to see you guys collaborate again. it's always such a pleasure to have you here and see you. >> thank you, so much

onto the daily mail, the same photo, their headline, as he refuses to discuss that row, the mills and boonawful. pretty downing from a right—wing supporting newspaper.m is another hostile headline. it is exactly what the boris johnson campaign didn't want to see. they have been trying to shutdown this i’ow have been trying to shutdown this row after the guardian got hold of this tape from these neighbours. they have been trying to spin it as eight lovers to. whoever leaked this photograph, or gave this photograph to the mail online, seems to have been trying to show that everything is fine, everything is rosy in their relationship. itjust is fine, everything is rosy in their relationship. it just seems to is fine, everything is rosy in their relationship. itjust seems to have stirred up questions about it that, the fact that they felt the need to do this. lets move on to the guardian. this is your story. they have obviously much this media blitz that will be coming out tomorrow. the bbc has just ran an interview in the last half—hour with boris johnson. picking out some of things he said.

like these green lace wing larvae which hoover up the feds in a big way they're a real boon for any garden now gardens are an essential part of an ambitious project aimed at stopping the certification here in africa every year the claims about 17 kilometers off. on the green green wall wants to put an end to that by growing busy about it 1000 kilometer long belt of trees on plants that were wrong through countries like senegal ethiopia nigeria down the book you know fossil molly as well ass and we will see that in our next report the gambia where one young man is doing what he can to help the projects at sea. kamal fatty is passionate about the environment he's the founder of green up gambia the young activist learnt about sustainable farming at an early age from his father and now he's eager to pass on his knowledge to the next generation. today kamal is visiting his former school to plant a tree with the students green club. you put this on and you begin to wonder if the other was not just right we learned that plants are very important because they do what they're mixed breed to fly dow

the 10 year bull market has been a boon for passive funds, but the increased volatility makes -- maystock pickers, especially those that need value, their moment to shine. we welcome our guest now, good to see you. >> thank you. scarlet: you wrote a couple of books on deep value investing and you turned the ideas into a fund and now you are getting into etf's. talk us through it. >> the approach has always been a deep value approach. we look for cash rich balance sheets, buying back stock, very traditional long sides of value, and we do the same thing on the short side for companies heavily indebted. statistical fraud, statistical earnings manipulation, issuing stock to stay alive, issuing debt to stay alive, and no momentum. the market may be getting tired of the story. scarlet: you mentioned cash a couple of times so let's focus in on your etf. every value investor has a preferred metric. i am guessing that yours is cash flow. why pick this one? tobias: my preferred metric is the acquire euros multiple -- multiple, which i created. proprietary. and the focus of it is it is the fron

the 10 year bull market has been a boon for passive funds, but the increased volatility now may givetock tickers, especially those that meet to value, their moment to shine. tobias carlyle says you can get the same benefits as active by using the approach. we welcome them now. good to see you. >> thank you. scarlet: you wrote a couple of books on value investing, you turned the ideas into a fund and now you are getting into etf's. talk us through it. >> the approach has always been a deep value approach. we look for cash rich balance sheets, strong businesses throwing off cash flow, buying back stock, very traditional alongside value, and we do the same thing on the short side for companies heavily indebted. statistical fraud, statistical earnings, issuing stock, issuing debt to stay alive, and no momentum. the market may be getting tired of the story. scarlet: you mentioned cash a couple of times. let's focus in on your etf. every value investor has a preferred metric. whether it's price-to-book or free cash flow. why pick this one? tobias: my preferred metric is the inquirer's mult

fees you often get with credit cards now we're we've heard that this is supposed to be a really big boon for people who maybe would not have access to having a normal banking account people in the developing world. i've heard there were a lot of jargon today about on and off ramps into a new. money ecosystem for example isn't there a huge gulf that still exists between silicon valley and sub-saharan africa when we're talking about crypto currency. absolutely most people think of crypto currency is a way for people in the west to get rich but in reality there's a huge potential for them to assist the unbanked evil of which there are about 1700000000 around the world because if you don't have a bank account it's very tough to get credit it's to if you get robbed you might not have anything left to your name whereas if you have a bank account it means you could then take out money to pay your bills or what have you so the idea is with facebook's libor cryptocurrency anyone even without a bank can get this online currency account and they can deposit money that they have into this account so

. >>> tte of west virginia was supposed to get nearly $84 billion from china's energy giant, a boon forlue color financial an manufacturing workers that he hadded givet presidenump his widest margin of victory in 2016. as kayla towji found out, that romisewo years later is a pipe dream. >> reporter: under the foot hills ofac appa sits a gold mine of natural gas. that is what china wanted when it reached a deal in 2017 with west virginia, more than everything the state produces in a given year. an $84 billion promise, endorsed by president donald trump and president xiin jinp billed as a game chang to the mountain state. >> imagine tha magnitude of we're talking about here. >> this is the best thing that could possibly happen. >> really and truly, it is coming. >> reporter: 18 months later, west virginia's governor jim justice acknowledges the reality is much different. >> has there been any money that ina energy has directly invested in west virginia? >> no, i don't think so. >> reporter: china'sst e-owned energy giant was expected to help fund three initiatives, the state's new gas bur

. >> reporter: this shocking image of two women beaten and bloody, for being les boone yeah. it was shared on facebook by the women who say they were targeted in a homophobic attack last week on a london bus. >> they started very aggressively harassing us. one of them stayed a couple of rows behind and was throwing coins at us. >> reporter: the bbc reporting that chris, an american, and melania geymonat, were on a date riding a double decker bus, holding hands, when a group of young men started making lewd comments, then turned violent. >> i don't know, we got from fighting on the top of the bus down to the lower deck but in that time frame, they took my phone, her bag, and they ran off the bus. >> reporter: tonight, british police have arrested four male suspects between ages 15 to 18. and are looking for others. tom, the young men being held for robbery and grievous bodily harm. the women choosing to speak out to raise awareness amid a rise in homophobic hate crimes here in london. tom? 69. >> ian pannell with the brutal attack. ian, thank you. >>> officials at west point h

its discovery was a boon to the spanish treasure ships over the next 100 years the current pope speak their journeys back across the atlantic. a famous european engraver collected reports from 16th century expeditions and captured them in illustrations. more than any other teodor debris shape tawi picture the 1st encounters of the spanish invaders with the indigenous peoples . his depictions were not always true to life but the embellishments are not always as apparent as in this illustration of native americans at work killing the fields. the spanish had no real idea of how many native americans lived in the new world historians today estimate that more than 1000000 people lived in florida alone before the invaders arrived. the indigenous americans help the spanish navigate their way through the unfamiliar terrain why the foreigners were always intent on moving on and what they were looking for was a mystery at 1st the spanish explorers asked them for water and food but that was not all they were after. the spanish were searching for precious metals and spices they hoped to reap new

it is a boon for hornell, a city of about 8,200 people.or john buckley. >> there's been an infusion of people, of capital and an infusion of culture here in the city of hornell, which we're all very appreciative of. el reporter: former delta airlines c.e.o. richard anderson now runs amtrak. how important to the future of amtrak is the new acela? >> it is incredibly important. it really lays out a clear vision for what short haul, inner-city passenger rail transportation can do for this country. >> reporter: the updated acela trains are faster. they will hold about 380 people, that's 25% more passengers than the old ones, and are designed to tilt as they take turns, allowing them to go faster. amtrak's most lucrative corridor, linking boston, new york and d.c., will see a cut in travel time by at least 15 minutes. >> we've got to position amtrak to have a modenr product that a millenial wants to get on, with high speed wi-fi, craft beers and reliable schedules that beat buses, cars and airplanes. the new model meets new stronger crafts-wort

and their headline is boris in mills and boon scene which takes us all for fools.ged, it is hard to... we don't completely know that, no—one has admitted that. but it is hard to understand how a photographer could have gotten that close. there are soui’ces have gotten that close. there are sources in all newspapers suggesting it is staged, and the daily telegraph makes the interesting point juxtaposing telegraph makes the interesting pointjuxtaposing the telegraph makes the interesting point juxtaposing the suggestion this photo is staged with boris johnson's claims, not least in the interview with the bbc tonight, that he has the right to keep his loved oi'ies he has the right to keep his loved ones out of this. and they say there are questions over whether he is trying to have it both ways. if anyone did see them, it is easy to see how that could get into the public domain. it is a possibility... the circumstances of it, it is hard to see how somebody could have got that close to them without them knowing and if the oddness of it appearing on the mail on line the

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coming up at 6:00 i will take a closer look at how the event provides an economic boon for the city. >>> of wall street, tech stocks fell today and that was amid reports of major tech firms are in the government's crosshairs for possible antitrust investigations. the dow jones was up slightly, but the nasdaq lost 120 points closing more than 10% below its record high in late april. the s&p was down 7 and facebook was down 7.5% on reports that the government will probe its business practices and the impact on competition. google's parent company out. but dropped about 6% on board the doj is preparing an antitrust investigation and amazon and apple were also down. >>> an unusual siding drawing crowds near alameda. the concern for a humpback whale that has been foraging for fish for a week. >>> this could be the last season for neighborhood swim team after 40 years in the east bay. how it says it was blindsided by the homeowners association. >>> the worriers tie it up with toronto and come home looking a little worse for the wear and an injury update ahead of game 3.>>> today in virgini

peter boon who in 2016 used the scheme to buy a new constituency home purchasing the $175000.00 pounds home and his wife's name with a 35000 pound equity loan. from the government so again only the propaganda at the time or you know the happy people the beneficiaries were how they sold this to the public was that we're helping all those poor people were helping out the taxpayer you know it's tough economic times you know the banks have been bailed out now we're going to help out bail out the people well actually only 37 percent of those people who did receive the loans actually needed it the rest were very you know upper middle class and they get to keep their complaining that knife stabbings are up and i have crime is up shootings are up so the societies in decay right piers morgan is like. oh. so much. 2 so i look at the causes ok george osborne oversaw a financial chernobyl on your watch and you applauded him and took the money ok now don't complain to me now about the stabbings ok that's called jose on ha ha ha which is a new word i just made up and then finally you know again we'r

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theese tourists provide biggest boon to the u.s.han any other, providing $36 billion last year. works at a platform that provides marketing to leaders of the global trend -- global travel industry. talk to us about how significant chinese tourism is certain key domestic u.s. industries. >> it is hard to overstate how important chinese travel is to the u.s. economy. and from the world travel tourism council says 11% of all tourism spending in the u.s. comes from all chinese visitors and they only account for 4% of visitors. ,hey not only like to travel they like to spend. start: i wonder, if they cracking down and not coming to the u.s. -- we are showing here some of the other companies they are visiting like russia, france, germany, but i imagine it could also be a push for them to spend more in their own to mystic market. domestic market. rosie: i think the asia budget tourism sector is booming as well so there are plenty of places for chinese travelers to go in asia. caroline: we are not only hearing of tourism being cracked down

on counting the cost from credit fuel boon to currency crisis how can you fix the turkeys economy. made in america how much would consumers pay for u.s. made goods and the debt crisis is making it harder for mozambique to invest for the future. counting the cost on al-jazeera. june on al-jazeera people in power returns with an investigation into why india's capital delhi has some of the worst air pollution in the world 2 years into the blockade we look at the future of the g.c.c. crisis and its impact on life in qatar join us for special coverage of the big picture examines the power potential unprejudiced of ology official intelligence as it used to shape world leaders from the group of 20 nations will gather for the 14th g. 20 summit to be held for the 1st time in japan and in brand new episodes we follow people from around the globe who are risking it all just to make a living june on al-jazeera. land. this is a news hour al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour mexico's foreign minister is in washington d.c. for talks after president. to announce tax on all mexican good

when we look at government bonds yielding negative, you get paid -1% for three year german boones , o'sflow into other assets. we have seen this across the spectrum from tech ipo's and particularly in the scarce assets. >> are you optimistic about libra? >> i think it's a hugely ambitious plan. you are drinking the kool-aid too much. there is definitely a risk in this launch. >> goldman sachs reportedly one of the partners that turned them down. >> what are they going to do with the technology? want to have the most success of the ones that use public permission less at -- permission less networks. >> i'm sure there will be more to come. blockchain capital partner. thank you so much. twitter announces a rule that may hide tweets from president trump himself. coming up, also a bloomberg scoop. why the chinese military may be closer than we thought. ♪ ♪ emily: a new label on twitter will flag tweets from president trump and other politicians to break the rules. the u.s. president routinely posts comments that might get a lesser-known person suspended for breaking twitter guidelines. now t

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this has been a huge boon for right there on that corner. every time there's a vacancy at coleringle and karl, it's a bigr risk. so i support this legislation and i think it will be a great thing for individual neighborhoods like cole valley. >> next speaker, please. >> supervisors, i'm here on my own behalf as an advocate for the tenderloin small business and resident of the panhandle near the haight street corridors. the board is well aware of the economic issues san francisco faces in general and the pressure that those issues put on small businesses. this legislation represents an opportunity to provide tangible relief and allow businesses to be creative in supporting themselves economically in the longer term. a few examples in the legislation that would be directly beneficial to the businesses whom we support include flexibility around public restroom requirements or businesses hoping to education pan their economic footprint outside of the immediate vicinity and to be able to reach a larger customer base to maintain their revenue in t

you maybe riding it pretty boon.this does not -- set's what this does. >> you learn the particular route and then you can ham it. this is rolling down the street all by itself sensing and recording everything behind it. fairfax county also look at something like this for the mosaic district in the merrifield area. there is someone on board to monitor the ride just as an extra layer of safety so check out how smart it is. >> it's picking up all the vehicles and the bicyclist there. the taxi cab comes to the stop sign and we were here first and it predicted that that taxi cup is -- >> ali has lots of -- there'smuo ch cool tech tie that the in the news is some of it, and a lot of it they don't want to see. >> for know now, they are hoping it will get into widespread use for everybody by the end of the center. at national harbor, adam tuss, news 4. >> don't expect a real fast ride. right now it only goes about 10 miles per hour. you could outrun him. >>> so many vehicles come equipped with automated systems but the new a