brandon lewis, asda is turning into a bit ofa proxy war here. i brandon lewis, asda is turning into a bit of a proxy war here. i think that theresa may knows that if she is going to be ousted, it will probably be by boris, editors behind of being used to stick the... yes i think that is a bit dangerous, yes we have heard from some tory mps, but i wonder what the wider party mix of this? do you think there is a wider agenda for some of boris‘ critics hear? i think there is almost certainly a wider agenda to diminish him, i don't know if the pm oi’ diminish him, i don't know if the pm or brandon lewis wants to sort of start disciplinary proceedings against boris. i suspect they want to do nothing of the sort and they would provide hoping to go away. i think we may see a age tomorrow, and —— see a change tomorrow. they do have to take it seriously, and the party does have a new code of conduct that needs to look at, examining these comments in the light of. whether they really want to go to war over this, this time in the summer, i am not sure. yet

brandon trust's in the power of his ancestry history keeps on city for us. so really it is planted to protect them from bad spirits that secret site at home but it also calls on good spirits. what does aloha mean to you one of the meanings that we've. experience in his own is the fearlessness of of our people of humanity. when you fearless you can actually love more than anybody else because you don't fear. the bill to cure logan abuses for that bill physically abuse you your fearless student so all you can be. how well he's loving spirit prevails even in the face of disaster. which adults in the east of the big island with the volcanoes are active. why itself was formed by the kind of activity. most of the hot lava slides into the ocean. but a few years ago it changed cool and stones of creeping towards the town of polar. it destroyed everything in its pond. but stopped and solidified just in front of this house. when it was coming straight for the house i did get anxiety it did worry me but it wasn't so much for me it wasn't like oh my god we're going to l

brandon: thank you. >> commission, that concludes the presentation. >> president k. brandon: thank you. danny campbell? >> thank you, madam president, commissioners. danny campbell. i'm a representative with the sheet metal workers, local 104. i want to say briefly jay and his team reached out very early to us in the san francisco building trades unions and committed to partner with our local union contractors here. which, as a result will mean good careers for local residents and our city's use through state-approved apprenticeship programs. they listened to our concerns very early on. and we are excited seeing the theater returning as darius mentiond in san francisco. it's a great project. my colleague, just to confirm what darius said, my colleague ian lewis with the hotel workers was here earlier but had to leave. he wanted me to convey their support for the project. so thank you. >> president k. brandon: thank you. is there any other public comment? >> president and commissioners,my name is bob hare

brandon: thank you. is there any other public comment? >> good evening, i'm kevin carol, the executive director of the hotel -- i'm here to support the project, i have served on the subcommittee, i'm passionate about the waterfront. our hotel industry and board of directors supports this project. i think it will bring the activation to the waterfront that is exciting, not to mention jobs. an organization and hotel can always bring a lot of activation that will help with keeping activities on the street, really focused on what they should be, which is welcoming our visitors and guests to san francisco. so i would encourage your continued support and i thank you for your time. >> president k. brandon: thank you. is there any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner makras? >> delighted to see the neighborhood group support the project. thank you. i would like to start, since this has been an ongoing project for a while, i would like to start with the representative from the

there is an upper brandon and lower brandon plantations nearby and they have been more heavily documented and studied, but this one has not been as heavily studied or documented, and i don't know why that is the case, but that's also another reason why i think it's important to document these structures, because it hasn't been as heavily studied, so there isn't existing documentation out there, and so it is important that someone like myself come along to document it, because it does not exist yet. so that is why i am excited about that today. i have to remind myself and others that when you are coming back to sites, you have to remember that you are missing buildings. so in order to paint a picture of what life was like, you have to be able to identify what buildings are missing. so here, you usually always have the main house, and here we have the main house, this structure which was -- may have possibly been used as a kitchen and also the living space for people in the kitchen quarters, and we have a smokehouse, we have a well. a smokehouse and a well-being next -- on next to a kitchen

please welcome to the show brandon flowers, everyone!lcome to the show. >> thanks. thank you. >> seth: i'm so very, very happy you're here. >> taking a chance on me. >> seth: i'm taking a chance on you. i think this is going to work out really well for you. >> this is my first american couch. >> seth: oh, well, congratulations. so i want to start with this. i did not realize the origin of your band was that you guys actually found each other via a classified ad? >> yeah. it sounds -- its sounds old fashioned. >> seth: yeah. >> like where did you get your instruments? at the five-and-dime? >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> but that was in this century. it wasn't that long ago. >> seth: yeah. >> things have progressed so fast. >> seth: you know, the thought of saying i'm going to be in a rock band and sitting down at a diner with the classifieds seems -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're right, like 100 years ago. >> there were these two magazines, free weekly magazines in vegas and they had at the back of them at each one there was

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there is an upper brandon and the lower brandon that are nearby. and those plantations have been more heavily studied and documented that this one. this one has not been heavily studied or documented. i don't actually know why that is the case. that is also another reason why i think it is important to document these structures. because it has not been as heavily study. there isn't already existing documentation out there. it is important that someone like myself comes along and documented. because it doesn't exist yet. that is one of the reasons i am excited about doing that today. i have to kind of remind myself and others that, when you come back to sites, you missed things about the building. in order to paint a picture, you have to be able to identify what buildings were missing. >> usually, you always have the main house. here, we have the main house. this structure, which was, may have actually been used as a kitchen. also living space for slave people. kitchen quarters, you have -- we have a smokehouse. we have a well. a smokehouse and a we

brandon: thank you. commissioner woo ho. >> okay, i think we are all very excited and supportive and i want to thank everyone involve today get us to this point because i know we have worked very diligently and the fact there's only been a few awarded. i'm totally supportive. my question, what will we learn as a result of this. we talk about the seawall and it's a $5 billion project. does this help us figure out how complex it will be? how much will it cost? what will we learn out of the shared study that will help us determine what the seawall khal -- challenges are for us? >> i feel with experts in the room i should defer to the two project managers on this one. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm mark birman, project manager for the core of engineers. it's a great question. we would like to think as we enter into the feasibility study we aren't just trying to figure out whether the corps has a federal interest, but we want to be part of a planning effort that helps understand the problem and understan

i do know that it is the brandon plantation and the current owner is from the family. there is other plantations with the same name. there is an upper brandon and the lower brand implantation that is nearby and those plantations have been more heavily studied and documented. this is not been as heavily studied or documented. i don't know why but that is also another reason why it is important to document the structures because it has not been heavily studied. there is not existing documentation. it is important to be documented because it does not make this because i am excited about doing that today. i have to remind myself that when you come back you are missing a lot of buildings. in order to paint a clear picture you have to be able to identify what buildings are missing. we usually always have the main house. here we have the main house. this structure may have been used as a kitchen and a space for kitchen corridors. you have a privy and a smokehouse and a well. the smokehouse and well-being next to the building were next to the kitchen. buildings are clustered t

thank you, president brandon. just for the record, i need to disclose that jay wallace who's a partner of tck broadway llc serves on the board of directors of community housing partnership, which employs me. i think i need to do that disclosure before we start the item. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you for that disclosure. starting again, my name is ricky tigani, i'm the real estate development manager with the real estate and development division of the port. i'm excited to be here to finally give you an update on this project. it's been a while since we were here. so before i get started, i'm going to provide just a quick overview or outline of my presentation today. i'm going to briefly discuss the agreement that has given us the exclusive right to negotiation with the port, the progress we've made, and why it's taking us to long to provide this update because it's been almost 2.5 years ago when you handed us the task sheet. just a few items to be completed. and then, talk a little bit about the ongoing lease n

brandon's family was there to welcome him home. he's been gone fornow if you no frances is holding the baby, the baby is one month old so if you do the math you realize brandon has never met his baby. >> this is going to be beautiful. >> its going to be great because mom's going to hand over the baby your responsibility for a few hours, i'm going to get some sleep. >> all the marines are there waiting to be dismissed. frances starts walking to all the marines, finally when they are dismissed you see brandon immediately running toward her and before she even gets to them he's already in tears. >> that's pretty cool to come home too. >> yeah. >> there's got to be so much emotion able to go through his head right now. >> finally able to take his little baby in his arms and fight back the tears. >> just let it go. >> you can't replace that feeling for all the world. >> props to the family for being incredibly patient but what a precious, stunningly beautiful moment. >>> this had the potential to be a really cool video. >> great. >> thi

brandon, is thatfa a characterization? seems not so much. >> well, you know, as with many of those, there's little bit of truth in there. but yoknow, to put the blame solely on that, of course, is not probab w accurate. t we're talking about, kate, i know is whether there's enough fire -- water to fight these fires, you said earlier there's been a lot of conversation about the tweets in mendocino. what are you hearing from folks there about the president's charactu ization? >> know, i think politics in mendocino don't always break down neatly along party lines. people here feel connected to the landscape, and they ca out drought and water management policy. but i thin there's also a lot of concern for people who can see the wild lands in their back yarin or who are l in the forest and can see how the fire season is getting longer, and ehow water reserves drying up in a way that is not necessarily directly linked to water policy. so -- >> yeah. water is obviously -- always a controversial issue in california. we saw already

jose, i appreciate you and brandon being with us.you, to the president do the right thing today honoring those federal employees, the i.c.e. and border patrol agents? >> jason, there are currently over 500 children who are separated from their parents because of the policies of this administration -- let me finish -- >> jason: no, jose, i want you to answer the question that i asked, not what you want to go off and talk about. it's a simple one. the president -- >> i got a simple answer but you gotta let me answer the question. if you enter it may come i can't speak. let me finish. to be when you are not answering the question. i will interrupt you. did the president do the right thing? >> he did not do the right thing, jason. >> jason: by honoring i.c.e. and border patrol agents? >> absolutely he did not do the right thing. we should be looking for things to reunite these children. we know that i.c.e. agents right now are not using its resources the weights imposed by enacting this senseless and anti-immigrant zero-tolerance policy.

oh, this is a brandon creation, brandon lee.azing artist. i remember dropping them off at surf school when they were young, and them coming up to the car and saying, "are you pamela anderson?" and i said, "why?" and he goes, "all these kids down here are screaming that you're pamela anderson. what is that? is that bad? is it good?" at career day at school, they would ask what does your mom and dad do, and, "my dad's a rock star and my mom rescues animals." - they had no idea about you. - they didn't really know that i did anything else. - "baywatch"? - no. see, well, this is after they found out. - harvey: so this is his version of "baywatch." - pamela: yes. and he used to tell people, "don't worry, my mom's a lifeguard." ( laughter ) swimmers: help! help! help! victims in the water! ( music playing ) who is that? you wanted to be a mom when you were growing up? yes. obviously, i wanted to be a mom, wife. yeah, i always did. i always did. - harvey: more than career? - pamela: yes. yeah, i think so. harvey: i have to say that whe

i welcome the fact that brandon has taken this step.hat is concerning about this particular incident is not so much the message that boris was allegedly trying to get out, but the very deliberate language that he used, letterbox, armed robber. it was the kind of dog—whistle type of language that we saw during the brexit campaign. we saw it during the mayoral campaign of zac goldsmith. it‘s the bigotry of bannon and the kind of trademark trump tactics that we saw during the presidential election. it‘s kind of appealing to a certain type of audience where essentially the message in the end really doesn‘t matter, it‘s the language and the way in which it is delivered that really captures that vote. and i just felt that this was an appalling way in which we were using what i think is a very serious debate but using muslim women as a convenient political football for boris to increase his poll ratings among the tory faithful. do you think there‘s a danger that this row is going to really damage any prospect of muslim communities voting conse

. >> reporter: when the called the burlingame location and asked for brandon davis, the receptionist told us he no longer works here. in a statement the company said the franchise location informed us of only one inappropriate conduct incident involving brandon davis, which resulted in his termination and restriction, meaning he is not eligible to work at any massage envy franchise location. no other incidents involving mr. davis were reported to us. the california massage therapy council said their records show a brandon davis whose certification is suspended. the attorneys say they will be filing more lawsuits against massage envy in the near future. reporting live from burlingame, now back to you. >>> more than 52,000 people are certified to practice massage therapy here in california. wee trapists with a history of serious complaints and even arrests are allowed to continue practicing. you can see my investigation and learn how to protect yourself all online right now at nbcbayarea.com. >>> we're tracking some develop developing news in san jose. a police standoff near the region

. >> executive director forbes: good afternoon, president brandon, vice president adams, members of the public, commission, and port staff. i'm he lanes forbes, the port's executive director. i have one item, and it's to announce the grant of the zero golden gate grant to zero marine. it announced that it received a $3 million grant from the california air resources board to build the first hydrogen fuel cell ferry in the united states. funding from this grant comes from a statewide program that puts billions of cap and trade dollars to work, particularly in disadvantaged communities. the grant will be administered by the bay area air quality management district. we are very proud of our resident, tom escher, look with dr. joseph pratt, and captain joe bergard. they have started this new company, golden gate zero emissions. this partnership already has proven that a hydrogen ferry can be built, and now they aim to build the world's first fuel cell ferrowe boat, the water go round. the water go round is planned to be on the water by autumn of 2019. we congratulate them on this grant awar

good afternoon, president brandon and commissioners. i am lindy lowe. i am new to the port? i started in september, and impart of the planning and environment division representing resilience. so the seawall program approach, i think steven talked about how complicated the effort is. it's $5 billion over 30 years and it's a number of assets that affect millions of people's lives on a daily basis, and so how do we go about doing that kind of work? so we've been working on answering that question over the last couple of months, and we've come up with an approach that we would like to present to you today. the seawall program approach is a design to allow the port and the city to focus first on urgent seismic and current flood risk, to establish a foundation for addressing increasing flood risks due to sea level rise, to provide the city, port, and community with the tools to address current and future risks over time, to provide the port with a way to respond to risks and conditions in this a way that is transparent and accountable. there are three elements to the seawall prog

brandon: they said it was living behind a convenience store for quite some time.arrator: ...gets a chance at joining a family, but he'll have to face some unusual challenges before brandon can determine if it's the right fit. alisa: i work at a wildlife educational facility. brandon: do you ever bring any of these animals home? alisa: yeah, occasionally, we have to. and ts sparky going to be around these animals? i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are

brandon, you conduct researchon forest management, study these things. and i know in politics, there's talk in sacramentot in rec weeks around issues like fire suppression and thend history how that's sort of fueling these bigger blazes. is that a fair characterization, i guess, to start? >> sure. it is. there'sertainly a component to fire suppression itself and the fact that it's sortof removed one of the regulating mechanisms for fuels and vegetation development. there's other aspects, as well. >> yeah. talk about this. i mean, how much of what we're seeing now in your mind is the result of climate change and drought, and sort of some ofhe extraordinary conditions, and how much of it is because of what we have or haven't done in terms of forest management and other, you know, policies? >> you know, it's hard to put a number that, of course. but i would say, you know, there'sob ly equal parts there. just for simplicity. you know, the fact that throughout the state we're pushing probably 100 years in many areas for fire supsession, tha quite a bit of tim

we'll discuss further concerns in our letter, which is right here. >> supervisor kim: 505 brandon was not added this week or last week and everything that was introduced today will go back to the planning commission on august 23, so it will be an additional month to vet through the amendments. >> we appreciate that, supervisor. i did not notice on the key sites from planning department that 505 brandon was included in the graphics. so any clarification would be great. >> supervisor kim: i see. we'll work with you on that. >> thank you. >> hello. i'm claire. and i live in soma. continuing with points in our e.i.r. appeal, the following must be addressed. the plan does not provide an open spals. it has a negative impact for a lot of reasons. they're not friendly for youth, children and families and not protected by the shadow ordinance. it's difficult to have a shadow protection because ceqa is not specific on this matter the e.i.r. does not study the health impacts from increased noise, air degradation and organizations that work with seniors and disabattles are concerned that increase

the therapist identified as brandon davis, was recently arrested and charged with assaulting 13 women in san mateo county. >>> we will take a break. we will be right back. olay regenerist wipes out the competition; hydrating better than $100, $200 even $400 creams. with our b3 complex, beautiful skin doesn't have to cost a fortune. olay. welcome back. this morning, and oakland city councilmember is expected to join the mayor to call on governor brown to take the first step by halting permits for new fossil fuel projects. so the trumpet ministration is moving forward with the plan to low back the clean power plants. president trump is expected to outline his plan to help the coal industry. the clean power plan restricts greenhouse gas emissions. under president trumps plan, states could relax pollution roles as well as power plants and need for upgrades bans male prison guards from conducting patdown searches of female inmates or going into areas where women are undressed. governor jerry brown signed the bill into law yesterday. the new rules take effect next year. the law contains exc

and we'll speak with brandon judd, president of the national border patrol council. that's coming up. we were talking about the shares of tesla turning around in just the past hour on brand new headlines crossing the wires. we'll break those down for you from the newsroom. president trump rolling back more obama era regulations. we're on the ground at a coal-fired power plant for the latest developments on a plan to help revive the coal industry. connell. >> a lot to wrap up the day with the dow starting off the week with a win boosted by shares of boeing, nike and johnson & johnson. susan li today covering it all at the new york stock exchange. hey, susan. >> hey, connell. we're very close to record levels once again for major averages. we should point out pretty thin volume as we are in the august vacation days. we're about 200 million of shares below the average volume for the year. so that is a third down. meantime look at the individual movers. look within on pepsico today. a bold move at the end of the drain nouyyi end of her at the helm for pepsico. paying for

year-old who everyone called jay loved his job at pg&e, here he is all smiles with his best friend brandon. pg&e says he was working in rural shasta county saturday near the scene of a car fire when tragedy struck. >> we're working in dangerous terrain, performing -- >> yosemite valley without supposed to hope today after being closed because of the ferguson fire. however, late this afternoon the national park service announced the popular section of yosemite and other areas affected by the fire will stay closed indefinitely. fire managers say the roads are just too dangerous. many unaffected sections of the park remain open. the ferguson fire has now burned 89,000 acres. it's 35% contained. the carr fire that cornell was reporting on burned 154,000 acres and is 41% contained. and the mendocino complex fires burning in the north bay have now spread to 254,000 acres. the two fires are combined 33% contained. reporter kim hutcherson has more. >> this weekend the ferguson fire moved into the park. forcing rangers and employees to evacuate during peak season. >> we've had fires before. we've h

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i think it was wrong to have use that language and i agree with brandon lewis.n be taken against him? i think boris johnson used language in describing appearance that caused offence, it was wrong, he should not abuse that language. 0n the key issue about women's ability to where it the burqa if they choose to do so, that should be a matter for a woman to choose. i guess the question now is will borisjohnson apologise? earlier today, a source close to him said he would not be apologising, but it was ridiculous to expect him to do so, because difficult issues like this have to be addressed and disgust. i suppose one of the areas of debate has been whether the language he used was the right way to go about that discussion. critics say absolutely not but some allies say, he has a right to discuss issues in a full and frank way in his daily telegraph column, but theresa mayjoining calls now for a borisjohnson to apologise and looks at the moment like as not going to. he is now a backbench mp, and he will not necessarily be forced to, he does not have cabinet respons

the former foreign secretary had already faced demands from the conservative party chairman, brandon say sorry for the article, which compared women who wore the full face veil to letterboxes. speaking in edinburgh, theresa may said his comments were wrong, and that he had no business telling women how to dress. our political correspondent jessica parker is in westminster for us tonight. with the prime minister not making her comments, this is all going up the scale or two. certainly, the prime minister saying boris johnson should apologise that certainly has a little bit of extra pressure on the former foreign secretary. this all occurred yesterday when he wrote in his column in the daily telegraph about the burqa. he was actually speaking against the idea of a total ban in public of the full face veil, such a ban has recently for example been brought in denmark. he said he does not think is the answer. however, used pretty strong language as you were alluding to their on his thoughts about the burqa saying in his few women who wear it look like letterboxes and bank robbers. many pe

fourth quarter, brandon allen all the time in the world. james comes down with it. the pick and the 15-yard return to the rams 21. manual and the offense get on the same page good for a ten-yard score. manual 10 for 16. 89 yards and the td. raiders fall but gruden sees promise especially in warren. >> he's a good back. isn't he? he's run for almost 200 yards in two weeks. i know he's not playing against the regulars but not playing with the regulars either. he's a big powerful back. he's got to get better without the football. that's what it's all about with him. we know he can run and he's power fal and fast. he's got to get better without the football to be an nfl back. >> 49er and houston tied at seven heading into the half. >> coach not intense at all. >> preseason. >> thank you. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. >>>

the california massage therapy council says their records show a brandon davis whose certification is suspended. the attorneys in this case claim dozens more victims may have been sexually assaulted at different massage envy locations across the state of california. they expect to file more lawsuits on this issue in the near future. >>> president trump clearly agitated today by a report the white house attorney spent 30 hours voluntarily talking with spiansifying his attack on the russia investigation and special counsel mueller. he called the republican, quote, disgraced and discredited and leading aac the election. it follows a "new york times" report that don mcgahn volunteered to talk with robert mueller's team. his testimony is the latest in a series of surprising that have emerged during this mueller investigation. >> let's bring in larry gersten. we have been talking about this. now we add another name to the mix. it's confusing and a lot to keep track of. >> mcgahn is the white house counsel. he represents the presidency, not the president himself. he has been wherever where t

. >> reporter: this chrysler 300 will be parked in brandon suh's driveway but belongs to a group group of six friends. >> we're all going to share it, we're always together hanging out, so there's not really a difference of who has a car. >> reporter: they won the wheels in a treasure hunt built by christian williams. >> i played a treasure hunt when i was in high school. >> reporter: he designed the four hidden keys game and opened the website to san leandro high school students. >> the world is huge and there's so many things do and i can't just spend all my time writing software. >> reporter: the green key was hidden at washington manor park here on thelay equipment had tohis interactive tool to unlock the clue. >> they were actually very difficult, which is like why i don't think like by ourselves we would have been able to like solve it, especially as quickly as we did. >> reporter: in the span of a weekend, they found and solved four puzzles. >> he does random things all the time and he's always hanging out with the same boys. i'm like okay, sure, just be safe. >> that was probab