>> president brandon: is that it? >> yeah. >> president brandon: thank you, thank you very much. unfortunately, that's not on our agenda, but you might want to go to the sfpuc meeting and get answers to those questions. thank you. >> thank you. >> clerk: item 6b, commissioners report. >> i want to add my congratulations to vice president willie adams on his election, we're proud of you, and you've been a tremendous contributor, so that's very exciting for us and i'm sure we'll benefit, as well, so thank you. >> vice president adams: i would just like to say it's an honor to be elected as president of the most powerful union on the planet, the i.l.w., and it's an honor to follow in the foot steps of bridges, herman, and also a pleasure to be on the commission, the san francisco port commission, and to serve with the best five commissioners, pound for pound, of any commission in this city. and the next thing i would like to say, i would like to give a shoutout to our former commissioner, who was just elected lieutenant governor, the first woman lieutenant governor in the state of c

second. >> president brandon: all in favor? thank you. pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> president brandon: please be advised the use of cell phones, pagers, and similar electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised the chamber ordered the removal from any person responsible for using a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. please know the public has up to three minutes to make public comment on each agenda item unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. item five, public comments not listed on the agenda. >> clerk: is there any public comment on items not listed on the agenda? come on up. >> president brandon: yeah, come on up. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is mark dwight. i'm a home owner and manufacturing business owner in the historic dogpatch neighborhood and a founding board

. >> president brandon: thank you. >> brad and i are here to answer any questions. >> president brandon: is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner makras? >> commissioner makras: i think it's a good plan. we do share the rationalization of why you think the state should pay for the seawall, and i agree with you, when all control has been turned over to us and we manage the whole thing. >> i would very much like to share that, but i feel it's a heavier -- >> so, the state receives multiple tax benefits from the embarcadero seawall, and from the assets it supports. it has the state's interests in the economic activities that happen in san francisco, and it did build the original harbor, and we are under the state lands rules and regulations of a public waterfront, so we are serving a state mission in our core functionality, and when we develop the capital stack, the proposed capital stack, we always had the state as a major contributor, along with the city and the federal government and private entities. so that's the general rationale,

adriana diaz visited brandon who has asm. he received what doctors say is a first of its kind surgery that's allowed him to walk again. >> one saturday we played baseball, everything was normal. >> reporter: ryan said his son brandon's health deteriorated in just one week in 2016. >> tuesday into wednesday, cold-like symptoms, and then as the week progressed, had a headache and neck pain. >> reporter: days later brandon couldn't use his legs to get out of bed. >> i knew then something was very wrong. >> reporter: and what did you think? >> your mind doesn't go to, paralysis. >> reporter: a doctor diagnosed brandon with acute flaccid myelitis or asm. brandon 8 years old was wheelchair bound. >>> what's been the hardest part for you about this? >> well, all your friends are running around and playing. it's just hard to sit in the bed and do nothing the whole time. >> reporter: the family eventually turned to dr. amy moore of washington university in st. louis. >> my goal with children with asm was to restore hip stability, and

and tdidn't even think, i jus got out "brandon, come here."ed at me and he looked startled for a second, and before i gave him reaction to do anything, i just graed his arm and started handcuffing him. do you have any weapons on you? do you have any weapons on you? y>> put your hands behindr back. e he was shaking, which made me shake becadidn't know what he had on him. explosive materials? all i could think is that he had some type of detonator on him because he was so nervous. stop fidgeting. why are you dgeting? >> what are we going to findn that car? >> guns, ammunition. st >> you have at lea two long bons, in excess of 1,000 rounds of ammunition, homdy armor, no suitcases, no toiletry bags. it was the absence of the other things that was a little bit concerning. >> he is too nervous, man. i heway too nervous. >> we were very, very thankfulco that we acted them away from that car, because if we had pulled them overthe outcome of that event could have beenfo way different everybody involved, based on what they had inside the car.so >> tho g

three killin in the eight months after the arrest of brandon russell and devon arthurs.' predictions of violence seemed to have come true.s but arthd given police one more warning. >> thompso he claimed that atomwaffen had members inside the military. >> okay. n thompson: from everything i've learned, dethurs is a deeply troubled young man. he gave conflicting explanations for the killgs and was ultimately deemed mentally unfit to stand trial. but as i continue myat investn, his description of atomwaffen and its ambitions is checkinout. atomwaffen's confidential chat logs support arthurs' clm that the group is recruiting soldiers. and they reveal the existence of what they describe as "hate camps," in which members with military experience provide training in firearms and guerrilla tactics. one hate camp early this year took place here... in death valley, on the border between nevada and california. atomwaffen filmed themselves training out in the desert. the oup was drawn to death valley because of its association with charles manson. they made a pilgrimage to devil's h

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g , brandon smith, has healthcare been a sue in this race?absolutely, like my two lleagues before me said, healthcare and immigration are two issues that a lot of voters and e candidates themselves are talking a lot about in indiana. i'll add one they didn't tal about which is an economic issue, the tariffs president trump s imposed. the two biggest industries in indiana are agriculture and manufacturing, so there are folks in this state that really don't like the tariffs and steelworkers up north that really do. >> woodruff: how is that playing? e agriculture sector doesn't like them, right? >> right, and mike braun has hat a trouble with that. he's had to sort of change his position over time. he's all for donald trump and says that a lot, but recently hr d to take a harder line on the tariffs and say that, you know, if he gets into the senate, that he'll tell the president to get rid of them, which he wasn't saying earlier in the campaign. >> woodruff: back to arizona, christopher conover and the trump factor. martha mcsally, thes republic

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brandon now 8 years old was now wheelchair bond. what's been the hardest part for you with this?nds are running around and playing, it's just hard to sit in a bed and do nothing the whole time. >> reporter: the family eventually turned to dr. amy moore of washington university in st. louis. >> my goal with the children with afm was to restore hip stability and then motion of the upper legs. >> reporter: moore says she's the only doctor in the u.s. to perform nerve transfers on children's lower extremities. >> i used what they had and they were wiggling their toes. so i was able to move a nerve that wiggles the toes to the hips. how are you? give me a hug. good to see you. >> reporter: 14 months ago, moore performed the nerve transfer surgery on brandon at st. louis's children's hospital. during last week's checkup, brandon says he now only uses i had wheelchair to play basketball. >> i bet you're the best. >> he's getting better. >> reporter: now i see you're walking. >> it's been amazing. thanks to ms. -- dr. moore, i can go outside, play with my brothers, play football. >> repo

brandon tatum, thanks for being with us tonight. >> good evening to you. you for having me on. judge jeanine: some of the polls that we have seen, it shows that president trump's approval among black voters is at 14% disapproval. that's pew and that's from june, five months ago. do you have any numbers like that? what is the standing given all the benefits african-americans have been making under this president? >> one of the polls i like to look at on the rasmussen polls has the african-american support at 36%, double from last year. people can talk about polls all they want to. but the polls don't tell the true number of support. and i have seen firsthand african-american support increase from my social media to people i talk to every day. young black leadership. i can see the enthusiasm in the black community, and i think it will grow exponentially as we go forward. judge jeanine: let's assume the number is somewhere between pew and the number you quote. african-americans have never had the benefits of employment as they surround this president who camp

brandon is also a volunteer with theer alzhe association. thank you both forin jg us. brandon, you're now helping to care for your dad who's been diagnos ditgnosed alzheimer's. >> he is 63 so he washe 60 he was dnigh nosoed. >> he's originally from baltimore. he has been the pent of the national association of black accountants accountants in 80s. he was a certifiedpublic accountant. he has served as the ceo for a uple of companies up and down the east coast. >> so when he was diagnoset must have been a bit of is surprise to the family. how didhe diagnosis come about? >> so he had shown some symptoms of some things that we weren't quite sure about or what they were. sometimes it's things like getting older, memory loss andli thing that, but my grandmother also had the disease and so weeren't sure if there was a family history there or something, so wehe encouraged to get the diagnosis, to go get tested to see if it waslso heimer's disease. >> did he go right away. >> itook him minute to actually go. about a year or so before he went ahead and did it but he did it and w

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if the public wants to make an opinion -- >> brandon, can i hone in on one specific point.we're talking about a lot of things, but on one specific point when i asked about tear gas, you said obama did it too. and you guys weren't upset about it then, why are you upset about it now. >> i did. but your guests said every time something happens i invoke obama. that's not true. again, look at what the guest said, i invoked obama during this interview, because this is exactly what happened, this was an obama era policy that we were following, what we did was written by president obama. your guests said that i zwant more use of force at the border, that's absolutely not true. and again, i want the american public to have all of the facts to be able to make an informed decision based upon the facts, not rhetoric. let's look at the facts, the facts are, the policy written under president obama allowed us to use tear gas to disburse a crowd that was very dangerous, and let's be clear -- >> but, let's be clear on something. the crowds are bigger and they're rushing now, why are they d

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first quarter, brandon -- madisonn the boardfirst, brandon walker cuts it it in, let them begin. 22-yard jog to the end war hogs with a 7-0 lead at the hatch. west field comes out rolling on the legs of eugene asante. sets up a four-yard touchdown. game tied. fourth quarter, it's pouring. bulldogs seal the deal. 114 yards a 17 carries. westfield wins it 17-7. now just a couple more wins away from their frth straight state title. the. >>> other early scores,aryland women's hoops team took down georgia,58-5 george washington men's team gets win number one on the year, 70-4 overmanhattan. and the american mbeat um to improve to 3-1. >> all right, george, thank you. >>> well, small business saturday celebration in gaithersburg that combines history and family. take a look. this music store has been in business since 1961. the family-owned operation sells instrumes and offers music lessons. the store got a special proclamation today from nt montgomery cou officials. montgomery cou officials. at's ourth hey! montgomery cou officials. at's ourth hi! congrats on ranking highest by jd power for i

bryant brandon thanks so much for coming on the show now we have in one analysis a third of those killed in drone strikes in yemen this year have been civilians including children. much surprise i would say that probably the numbers are a lot higher actually. inter. there.

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. >> joining me now, brandon judd. he's the president of the national border patrol union, mark kerkorian and seman nesary. brandon, i want to start with you. you were part of the white house meeting that ended with information along the border. is this an invented threat that many in the media are saying? >> absolutely not. look at the number of people gathering in tijuana that are waiting to come across the border. the threats that they're going to storm the ports of entry, it's a sign that they don't care about our laws, they're going to do what they need to do for their own benefit instead of doing it in a legal manner. when i was in that meeting, what i saw, i saw an unwavering determination to secure the border for the american public, for the safety of the american public. we appreciate that and appreciate that determination the president has. >> and your reaction, seman. this is the head of the border union. he knows what's going on there. your reaction? >> and i think that the conversation shouldn't be so much

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bryant brandon thanks so much for coming on the show now we have in one analysis a third of those killed in drone strikes in yemen this year have been civilians including children. much surprise i would say that probably the numbers are a lot higher actually. in terms of the reports that are coming out you know my leadership one of the first times a mistake happened and i went to my leadership for reconsideration my supervisor told me to pretend it was a dark so imagine that i kill the child at that point and imagine. the you know if they're being forced to report on this they're being forced to give you a number they're going to give you a number that they think is reasonable and i don't think one life is reasonable at all and mean in any case according to the united states constitution we should be giving people fair and free trials in front of juries and we're sitting there just demolishing an entire nation or britain's exporting arms of course but sharing intelligence with the united states for the targeting of these drones. given perhaps what you are saying is an outlier if well sho

so brandon, you are seeing what's going on in tijuana right now.nd i feel sorry for the people of tijuana. i feel sorry for the people of the migrant caravan, but do you think that the chaos that we are watching on the screen vindicates the position of americans who say you know, this kind of caravan can destabilize your society pretty quickly? >> well, they are absolutely correct. all you have to do is look at what just happened at our port of entry. to date. this migrant caravan, they were tired of waiting in line, waiting for their turn to claim asylum, and they tried to shut down the entire port of entry by rushingnt it. look, if it wasn't for president trump and him sending the troops to the border, doing what he did, we would have ultimately shut down a port of entry that generates millions of dollarsge for the american econy per year. and we just can't have that. that is the lawlessness that we are facing. tucker, i just walked out of a meeting with the president. and it to see him and to see the things that he is trying to do to secure our

bryant brandon thanks so much for coming on the show now we have in one analysis a third of those killed in drone strikes in yemen this year have been civilians including children. much surprise i would say that probably the numbers are a lot higher actually. in terms of the reports that are coming out you know my leadership one of the first times a mistake happened and i went to my leadership for reconsideration my supervisor told me to pretend it was a dark so imagine that i kill the child at that point and imagine. the you know if they're being forced to report on this they're being forced to give you a number they're going to give you a number that they think is reasonable and i don't think one life is reasonable at all and mean in any case according to the united states constitution we should be giving people fair and free trials in front of juries and we're sitting there just demolishing an entire nation or britain's exporting arms of course but sharing intelligence with the united states for the targeting of these drones. given perhaps what you are saying is an outlier if well sho

we can now speak to brandon wilson who's home near malibu was destroyed by the fires.e coastal town of del mar, near san diego. thank you so much forjoining us. we are so thank you so much forjoining us. we are so sorry thank you so much forjoining us. we are so sorry to hear about your home. what was that experience like, finding out what had happened to your home? well, we got run off the mountain and pretty much just grabbed the animals and the fire came up grabbed the animals and the fire came up so grabbed the animals and the fire came up so weak that we had to leave the wrench and a loaded up the dogs and ran down. by the time we got down the fire had pretty much come across and engulfed the reach behind us. across and engulfed the reach behind us. it was pretty fast and it moved quicker than we expected. it was kind of a bad movie. did you know as you were evacuating that your home was in peril? we knew, yeah, we knew right away. with got chased off the mountain by the fire, we didn't know if it was go to come back and we looked back at the house, the only thing

our guest now national border patrol counsel president brandon jud with the very latest.have enough personnel, brandon, to deal with as many as 10,000 people invading our border? >> no, absolutely not. if you look at the ports of entry they can only handle between 50-100 applicants per day, so if you get this, you know, and they're split up you've got about 6,000 in tijuana another 3,000 in california and so if they all rush the ports of entry, we just wouldn't have the personnel to handle it and that's why you have to thank president trump for having the foresight to put the military down on the border in the event that they do in fact rush the ports of entry, so that we will be able to stem that tide and hold these people back from actually breaking the line and coming into the united states. david: but what would happen, even those who were opposed to people entering illegally and i would say that would be most americans, they don't want to see a deadly battle ensue. is there something short of firing live rounds at the people as they come in that we can do to stop the

unfortunately we know with a devices congress -- >> brandon, in fairness, the laws were not changed fromravan to this one. there is something different. what is it? >> the catch and release policy continued. if you look at the policy in april of this year, we have seen caravan aftercare van aftercare van, but it didn't catch the news's attention until april. i don't think it's a coincidence when president trump is the president, but the difference between this caravan and the caravan in april is the number of people. the original started out to be about 2,000 people. when it got to the border, it was 1700. a caravan is broken in two parts estimated to be about 9,000 people. that's different. we have never seen them take the level of violence in trying to rush the borders. when they shut down the san ysidro point of interview, they costs both mexico and the united states. if you shut down the point of interview. this is something the economy cannot suffer. . >> why have we seen this? >> they're think they can come and break our laws without consequence. when you look at the obama administ

brandon struck is the founder of the hashtag walkaway campaign in joins us again, thanks for being with donald trump's art of the deal, he is a dealmaker at heart but has to have the other side of the aisle willing to negotiate. i democrats willing to do that? >> sadly no, i don't think they are willing to do that. it is like a broken record, resist, resist, resist, doesn't matter, he is offering let's have bipartisan support on certain issues for all americans. democrats once to resist because it is about demonizing this administration. heather: let's talk about immigration, ways he has been willing to work across the aisle, a compromise bill, offered the asee a path to citizenship, to negotiate on board a ship -- border wall funding. >> immigration is an issue democrats are off the rails and stay completely off the rails. heather: they weren't off the rails when president obama was in office. >> it has been politicized. i think a lot of this stems back to the narrative on the left about this where race has been weapon eyes to. it is not about safety and security which is what conserva

aren't miniature cows surrounding their friends this is really a both vine and he both his name is brandon knickers and the enormous deer is living near perth and rest in australia almost two metres high he weighs a massive one point four tongues his owner said he was too big and heavy to go into the album so instead of becoming bergersen steak makers who is now also a social media star will see out his days in the paddock instead. and that is one bank that wraps up our show thanks for watching have a successful day and see you're back at home. and fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world of war here's what's come out. of this talk on the road use the female superhero on a mission to change attitudes smart women as well as smart talks smarts. trisha college and there's and by no means missed out on her increasingly dangerous time back double major minor. birth. post to news of species. a home worth saving and. yes those are big changes and most start with small steps global indios tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. like news that prote

carr five yards and brandon rufell tied at 14 at the half.urth more than doubled that on one play. that's 53 yards and 137 on the ground in this game. and that led to josh rosen connecting to larry fitzgerald for a five yard score. and raiders got the ball back after a two minute warning. carr he had two touch down passes and he's undercardinal territory so the rookie daniel carlson it's good. that's his third field goal of the second half. the raiders get their second win, 23-21 the final. >>> golden state has now lost four of their last five and steve kerr said this is the hardest stretch for the team since he's been head coach and they'll have to find a way out of it. they'll have to do so without draymond green or mckinney all out. draymond came off the bench. jones, though, wanted no part of this dunk. look at rudy gay throwing it down. gaye had 19 points in this game. klei thompson misses three, and that led to an easy two for patty mills. look at that. the warriors were down 18 at one point. cook would get the team into the single digi

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it was the news live from brandon will have more coming for you at the top of the hour in the meantime feel free to our web site that's d.w. dot com for the latest news and information thank you for watching. i'm not thinking out of the gym because sometimes i am place and nothing when it happens means that you haven't thinks the printer jemma culture of looking at the stereotype aquatics but if you think you see from the country that i don't. need to take this drama. it's all that. i'm rachel join me for me the gentleman from t.w. . post every journey begins with the first step and every language but the first word i learned from the book. rico is in germany to learn german and why not with him it's simple online on your mobile and free shop d w z e learning course nikos free german from a to z. . the decision was eagerly awaited in tokyo and around the world for hours no sounds top executives held consultations with their chief executive hiroko psycho then it was done carlos cohen was fired is next on chairman going to plunge from his plush executive suite to a cell in this tokyo jud

the french president just closer cooperation with brandon jerwa ceremonies marking germany's day of remembrance he set to take steps in that direction in talks with chancellor angela merkel will have full coverage also coming up with the survey suggesting more people in britain would now choose to stay in the european union will take you to a town where the leave the vote was among the strongest in west palm and i'm switching songs. i'm helena home for good to have you with us in germany's talk a special service has taken place to all of the victims of war and violent oppression during the twentieth century european conflicts twice turned into world wars with hundreds of millions of lives lost and destroyed in both world war one in world war two fronts in germany fought on opposite sides. and near french president's mind when michael addressed parliament let's take a listen strength own real strength. is our unity. in the end it does not mean unanimous or uniform. in order to progress we have to accept that our rhythms and circles are different that some larger project of cooperation which was

brandon avoided a fourth straight bundesliga to fade with a lazy equaliser in freiburg look of schmidt's penalty put the hosts in such just time but breland piled on the pressure in the closing stages and rescued a point swedish defender moving out of stinson got onto a loose ball after a quarter in stoppage time. it's time to remind you of our top stories at this hour a confrontation near russians a new bridge next to the alex to crimea peninsula has sparked a diplomatic crisis the russian coast guard. five upon m seems to three ukrainian ships. they had to enter and russian rules as to me. the british prime minister has begun a final push to go through parliament which will tell lawmakers it's the only deal on the table after it was approved by leaders.

we put more fo brandon's shows on ktvu.com. you can also find it on our mobile app. thanks, brendan. >> thank you sir. >> back with mornings on two on this beautiful friday, after this. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling.mmon-s. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda a

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brandon points out much of this is happening now.ave a white house once again weighing on the science as an equal. the president does this all the time. he knows scientists have feelings about things that equate with what scientists have studied and believed. >> the big problem facing us now is the president said when we got out of the president -- i care about pittsburgh. not paris. this reports shows you need -- if you care about pittsburgh, action needs to be taken. and let's also not forget. this report is basically, was required by law to come out. this is not something the administration was, like, just kind of getting out there, because it should. it's required to, and they dropped it on a friday of the a holiday weekend. this is something they don't want to deal with and a president who doesn't believe in science and equates weather and climate, there's nowhere to go on policy, because he's not going to go down any direction, even if it is economic, where he seems to want to put a lot of his eggs in a basket. >> no policy reg

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