so if i spend some money at nobu at caesars and swipe my rewards card, caesars captures what i orderglass of wine or a sushi roll. that info goes into a computer which predicts what offers might appeal to me. maybe a wine tasting or a restaurant promo. those offers are then sent directly to my smartphone. so being able to capture all of those preferences allows us to target-market based on your observed interest and preferences. proprietary software to do it? -oh, yeah. all internal. -all proprietary. it really is about understanding what does the person that walks through the front door want and how do i get more out of their wallet? right. that's exactly right. and caesars has got the profiles of millions of loyal customers. apparently, you have 50 million? yeah, 55 million. you don't get to 55 million overnight. over the course of 50 years, caesars palace has grown to cover 85 acres of real estate. with land currently valued at about $20 million an acre, that's worth an estimated $1.7 billion. and it all started from right here. lemonis: is that a historical piece from the hotel?

so the caesar bill sits and waits still.na. >> we know you will keep asking that question of the senate majority leader's office, kate and we'll keep following up with you. thank you so much for that impactful report. >> thank you. >> just ahead, the british parents of a teenage car crash victim and they blame the wife of the u.s. diplomat for their son's death and they're demanding justice. somebody living with hiv? keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights hiv with three different medicines to help you get to undetectable. that means the amount of virus is so low it can't be measured in lab tests. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a build-up of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell your doctor about all the medicines and supplemen

. >> reporter: his code name is caesar.ry photographer in damascus when the civil war began in 2011. he said he immediately realized what he was then documents were not accidental deaths but torture. >> for example, millions of bodies had their eyes gouged out. most had very deep cuts. many were emaciated. and marks all over their bodies from head to toe. i would see their jaws and teeth broken. >> reporter: caesar decided to stay for 2 1/2 years to bear witness, collect evidence and to expose what really was happening in his country. where any sign of sympathy for the dead could be interpreted as betrayal of the regime. >> i would work for hours taking photographs, load the photographs. and i would have to hide my anguishes, i would have to pray that a tear does not come down my face, because if they saw one tear. if they saw one expression on my face that showed sympathy, then i would be killed as with my family. >> how did you do that? >> i don't know. >> reporter: in 2013, he finally fled and brought with him what the f

he goes by the name caesar.s of the syrian president assad and his regime. recently he returned to washington to beg for congress for action as a bill sits on mitchell mcconnell's desk. i want to warn you about the next story. the images are very graphic and disturbing so we want you to be aware of that. here is cnn kate baldwin. >> reporter: we can't kell you his name. he won't lup hallow his voice t recorded as he speaks through a translator but we can show you the photos he risked his life to bring out of syria, some of which have never been seen publicly until now. and he is risking his life again to plead with congress to act. how are you feeling in this moment, being back in washington again? >> my feeling being here is a feeling of a bit of disappointment and, at the same time frustration because after everything that i've done in order to expose what the regime has done, we have yet to see any real action. >> reporter: his code name is caesar. he was a military photographer in damascus when the syrian wa

. >> reporter: his code name is caesar.s a military photographer in damascus when the civil war began in 2011. he says he immediately realized what he was then documenting were not accidental deaths but torture. >> for example many of the bodies had their eyes gouged out. most of these bodies had very deep cuts. most of them were emaciated, starved for many, many months and also markings all over their bodies head to toe. i would see their jaws and teeth broken. >> reporter: instead of defecting right after the war broke out he said he decided to stay for two and a half years to bear witness, collect evidence, and expose what really was happening in his country. where any sign of sympathy for the dead could be interpreted as betrayal of the regime. >> i would work for hours taking photographs, loading the photographs, and i would have to hide my emotions. i would have to pray that a tear does not come down my face because if they saw one tear, if they saw one expression on my face that showed sympathy, then i would be kille

the bible verse says to render unto caesar what is caesar's and to god what is god's.is basically the natural step that we could have expected just based on what we've seen from evangelical leaders who have supported this president so far. they have spent the past 2 1/2 years equating him with biblical figures and saying that he is divinely inspired. >> the president has said that himself. >> the president has said that thi himself, just a few weeks ago. they've defended him on every policy he's pushed forward based on what they call buiblical grounds. i do think a lot of christians would find this, including the original title, somewhat alarming. >> matt, why are evangelicals the core of president trump's support? any reason to believe that that changes in 2020? has the dynamic between the president and that particular constituency changed? >> probably not. and look, there are plenty of reasons to vote for trump, if you want to vote for trump. he's done a lot for the community, whether it's pro-life, israel, certainly judges, as leader mitch mcconnell has. i'm not a t

have to other items for continuance and i do know there was one gentleman who wanted to speak to caesar chavez in opposition, not in continuance. >> so if anybody wants to comment on the items proposed for continuance, and this would be to the continuance, come on up now. >> i am leanne fetter and i'm asking if you postpone the dispensary, i would ask to comment today because we've taken off work. if we could add our comments, that would be appreciated. >> i'm here for the dispensary at 2934 and i would like to know why it would be posted and i would like to have it heard today. >> are you project sponsor? >> i am. >> thank you. any other items? public comment. >> john kevling, on behalf of 55 bellcher street. it's going to be a story of accommodation. we continued this hearing for a month from june to july and to work further with dtna. we got that resolved. we agreed to october 3rd, to work with the adjacent neighbor. we are at the point where we've got updated floor plans, reduced roof deck and we're trying to decide between through facade designs, but we're essentially done. we'll c

and said render to god what is gods and caesar what is caesar's. my point in the modern play is - -- >> laura: if anyone can -- it's not that hard to follow. ralph reed is an evangelical person. >> only the liberal media could take a teaching of christ in which he says your life, your heart and your soul to god and twist that into me telling people to be obedient to trump. but i'm urging them to do, laura, is to be obedient to the scriptural call to advance the good and resist evil. the good means the sanctity of human life, the survival and prosperity of the state of israel and of the sanctity of the traditional family. on those emails, it is irrefutable that he has not only been a champion for every one of those greater goods, he has fought for them. >> laura: he has been the best pro-life president. i work for president reagan and trump was. they are the usual suspects on the left which are trying to tar the religious community for supporting trump. "usa today" specifically. sophia nelson writing as an evangelical christian, is a generation of l

. >> it's like caesar something. >> jimmy: noah, i'm going to give it to you. caesar romero. well done! wow, these could be our best contestants yet. noah, what is the common name for the fake sets of teeth older people put in their mouths. >> dentures. >> jimmy: dentures is correct. pat, what is the common name for the gold sets of teeth rappers put in their mouths. >> crib or grid. >> jimmy: oh, you're so, so close. >> crib, grid. >> jimmy: let's give it to her. >> caesar something. >> grill, grill. >> that's what i meant. >> jimmy: no a crib is a house. you would never put a house in your mouth. all right, we have a tie game. we're going to get back to the rules now. pat, name this cartoon duo. >> oh, beavis and butt-head. >> jimmy: oh, very close, pat, that is not correct. noah? >> that is rick and morty. >> jimmy: rick and morty is absolutely correct. next question is for noah, name this cartoon duo. >> tom and jerry. >> jimmy: oh, wow, noah. you really have been inhabited by the soul of an old man. haven't you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you get up a lot to pee in the night?

and said render to god what is god's and caesar what is caesar's. my point in the modern play is -- >> laura: if anyone can -- it's not that hard to follow. we only bring it up because people want to slam you. this is the goal. >> only the liberal media could take a teaching of christ in which he says your life, your heart and your soul to god and twist that into me telling people to be obedient to trump. but i'm urging them to do,nd laura, is to be obedient to the scriptural call to advance the good and resist evil. the good means the sanctity of innocent human life, religious freedom, the survival and prosperity of the state of israel and the sanctity of the traditional family. on those principles, it is undeniable that he has not only been a champion for every one of those greater goods, he has fought for them. >> laura: he has been the best pro-life president. i worked for president reagan , loved president reagan. trump is more pro-life than reagan was at least in results. ralph, they, the usual suspects on the left, are trying to tar the relig

caesar's hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall.ng a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. the united states is to withdraw all its remaining troops — up to a thousand soldiers — from northern syria, as turkey's offensive against the kurds intensifies. the family of harry dunn — who died in a road collision with an american woman who then fled to the us — arrive in the country, hoping for a meeting. certainly since she absconded back to the usa. borisjohnson tells his cabinet a brexit deal is on the horizon, but a statement from european commission says a lot of work remains to be done. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist and author, caroline frost and the parliamentary journalist, tony grew. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times says boris johnson's hopes of securing a brexit deal this week are in doubt. the paper says the eu is "baffled" by the uk's proposals, high after two days of intense neg

be just like caesar. we will beat the british and it never quite worked. it came to attention. almost never lost its cool. washington needed a lot. hit a complete physical and mental breakdown there. he kinda have a kind have a ruined life after that. he have a plantation in georgia. that was a failure almost bankrupted his family. complete disgrace have been thrown out of congress for having his friends a stuffed ballot boxes. and this was 1791. his life was ruined his family no longer felt anything for him. he was desperate for a general. against the wishes of the cabinet. see mac we had one of the 13 original colonies on the atlantic. with the appellations to the mississippi river. the indians had signed for major treaties allowing the americans to cross the ohio americans would settle for this. the indians would remain to the north. george washington said if we don't cross the appellations. if we don't start building a nation with opportunity especially economic opportunity. how will we ever survive.

it's pretty interesting because we're seeing in caesar's some very interesting call buying.. you heard me talk about other names. today it really stood out. 5500 bought today. they paid 26 cents. but they're virtually right at the money calls. they're only 26 cents. we get any kind of a move to the upside out of caesar's these could double very, very rapidly. if that happens we'd be taking off half. i'll give you an update on bank of america. bank of america was a stock on august 15th because they were reaching out and buying the october 28 calls for 70 cents. stock was trading at the time. actually, after earnings and everything else that happened with all of the different financials, those have gone from 70 cents to well over two dollars, trading about 220 today. so that's something i'm giving that update because otherwise those will turn into stock. i think a lot of people would want to take that money off and go to the next trade. i'm reminding on that update. one last thing that you didn't hear about. mpc, marathon petroleum. that was going to be an unusual option activ

what he read so he drove washington mad he kept saying if we do this is just like the british and caesar and it never worked so what people said about him it came to attention he could retreat better than anybody that washington needed a lot he had a complete physical and mental breakdown and had a ruined life after that he cannot go back to his family he said i cannot settle back into the routine of living. he had a plantation in georgia that was failure that almost bankrupted his family and incomplete disgrace was thrown out of congress to have his friend stuffed ballot boxes to get him elected. this was 1781 his life was ruined his wife didn't feel anything for him in washington was desperate for a general come out to the ohio country so against the wishes of his cabinet, he picked anthony wayn wayne. we had won the 13 original colonies now is the 13th state that the british had given us all the land from the appellation to the mississippi river especially valuable ohio country. and then signed for major treaties allow them to cross that americans settle to the south indians remain to

caesars palace stepped up and threw in a little something extra. >> we have a very special guest whome congratulate you. sir rod stewart. >> i just literally said i do, and there's rod stewart. i'm shocked. ♪ ease my troubles that's what you do ♪ >> but sir rod wasn't the only surprise performance yesterday. ♪ the children 100 years >> who knew jen garner could sing? i mean, we knew she's musically inclined. ♪ >> but when jen busted out her "sound of music" tribute at the save the children centennial celebration last night, it the crowd broke out in applause. ♪ for the price of one coffee a day you can save many children's lives in faraway places ♪ >> jen garner, the pride of george washington high in charleston, west virginia. >>> also stepping out, tyler c. this video caught our attention immediately. his night out with a mystery woman who's not gigi hadid revealed. >>> and it's thurs-date. who should pay on a first date? >> if you're fighting over the check, that's a good way to end a date. i would pay for it. >>> matthew hussey has the answer. >> my answer is almost certainly goi

that's when caesars palace and delta airlines joined forces and helped sharon and andrew get their 14 vegas for that wedding. >> let me introduce as husband and wife for the first time to all your family and friends. we have a guest who wanted to personally come congratulate you. >> reporter: there was another brit who was also there, this one a bit more famous. >> oh my goodness. >> hi, darling, how are you? >> reporter: rod stewart, with a hug for the bride and groom. >> well done. i can't imagine how you must have felt, your disappointment -- >> reporter: but they were here, and rod stewart was about to serenade them. >> let's do this one. i wish you all the luck in the world. come stand next to me. ♪ have i told you lately that i love you ♪ ♪ have i told you there's no one else above you ♪ >> reporter: then he turns to them. ♪ you fill my heart with gladness take away your sadness ♪ ♪ ease my troubles that's what you do ♪ >> our thanks to our david muir for that piece. after the performance, stewart invited the happy couple to come watch his show in las vegas, flew them, some frie

i come to bury caesar not to praise him evil that men do lives after them the good is often told to read about and so let it be with things. an overbroad has had whole new series of all time dishes if it was how it was a grievous 4th and grievous they have things around. here and a leave of protest in the raf or brutus is an honorable man. now are they all alone honorable man. how might this be considered. as though her. services. that long mishra down to the dump in the summer when he wanted her to follow my shock the whole movie this into 4 unknown to someone you love me meant going to show my fellow mo when i'm all. for my ms i move to more ms on me than my ms on me ms i need you to mormonism me john just says i don't the 1st one in the column are going to read news to me in the big. screen in the film just. which is the council of design misses a. lot of the wrong a couple of false and this is all from a lot of fun with this topic on the blog the moving to young thing this is up to you on the news that appears in the mist you in on the hominid who meant to kill me . on this you know.

so much he that soil pressure you tenderfeet how shitty that means you and that this caesar fought and that the he leak could see him truly that jaffa taiyo show that evil will. not go miss regularly visits mrs barnes home and headquarters to collect the funds necessary for buying back plundered chinese works that are sold in europe i am a foreigner working in china since long time i understood that when there isn't a question of really when. there is no beyond of china's but only one voice it's a national really it belongs to our national and everybody sings the same things you know is very different than our country's. when german soldiers. are turning the. butter was the other day he had to hit the bush would you do it that the bush. bears are coming out there tony the only just a total washout and up at. the sound and about are told. so soon kwaito joined so jennifer usher she should go back. to their feet haha. saw that soldier she is out that you know but. the message got across in the west too plundered artifacts must be returned to china otherwise sooner or later you will be he

that's when caesars palace and delta airlines joined forces and helped sharon and andrew get their 14 las vegas for that wedding. >> introduce you as husband and wife for the first time for all your family and friends, we have a very special guest who wanted to come and congratulate you. >> reporter: there was another brit who was also there. this one, a bit more famous. >> oh, my goodness. >> my darling, how are you? >> reporter: rod stewart with a hug for the bride and groom. >> well, we're going to do -- i can't imagine how you must have felt, the disappointment of not being -- >> reporter: but they were here, and rod stewart was about to serenade them. >> let's do this. and i wish you all the luck in the world. come stand next to me. >> oh! ♪ have i told you lately that i love you ♪ ♪ have i told you there's no one else above you ♪ >> reporter: and then, he turns to them. ♪ fill my heart with gladness ♪ take away your sadness ♪ ease my troubles snaz♪ ♪ that's what you do >> the american wedding that almost didn't happen and rod stewart to boot. not bad. thank you for watching on a

the only thing anthony wayne knew about were was what he read that julius caesar had done so he drove washington mad telling washington if we do this or that it will be like caesar and we will be the british. it never quite worked. people said about him that on the battlefield as soon as it began he kind of came to attention almost never lost his cool. he could retreat better than anyone, which washington needed a lot, but then he had a terrible campaign and was sent to georgia with a complete physical and mental breakdown there. pulled himself back together. he kind of had a ruined a life after that. he could knock about to his family. sort of like the best years of our life, i can't settle back into the routine of living. he had a plantation in georgia, that was a failure and almost bankrupted his family. he was in complete disgrace, thrown out of congress for having his friend stuff ballot boxes to get him elected in georgia. this was 1791, his life was ruined and his family no longer felt anything for him. to george washington desperate for a general and against the wishes of his

we had been looked after by caesar's palace since we got here on sunday evening.l guest, so rod stewart laughter. we have actually seen and heard a little bit of a duet that rod invited you to join him on the microphone... she would have a little listening, we do not have a little listening, we do not haveit have a little listening, we do not have it right now but talk us through that. i am really pleased do not have it right now. i don't know why i did it. i think it was the shock of seeing so rod stewart. we we re shock of seeing so rod stewart. we were just about to say i do. and then of course sir rod stewart walking across telling us he does weddings now. i am looking at friends and family, is this serious? and i believe most people at home thought it was some kind of local act but it wasn't so we did a duet. i don't think it was brilliant but i tried my best. i have a very vivid recollection of you sitting on the sofa next to us. just remind people because that was a bit of a bleak place at that time? it was only about three hours after thomas cook had gone

it will be an achievement the size of which all the triumphs of caesar, alexander and napoleon will bea little thing. to that purpose they are offering their youth and their blood. to that purpose and to whom we others, regretting that we cannot stand beside them, dedicate the remainder of our lives." so americans saw these, read about them, and the following month, april 1943, there was a war bond drive. these images, having been so these images having been rejected initially as sketches by the office of war information, became embraced by the federal war bond driver and -- the federal war bond drive and the images were adopted for the second bond drive and the concept was americans would invest, pay money for a bond that would mature in a number of years. it was about $18 and in 10 years it would pay you back $25. but the concept was -- the idea was that they needed the nation to come together quickly to raise the funds for munitions and to equip the nation's soldiers appropriately. ♪ hollywood's most famous movie stars help the government sell war bonds. irene dunn, ronald coleman a

the bad, little caesars got more than they bargained for when a ride suddenly stops leaving people hangingdown six minutes. >> what about getting these kids off! >> am i going to get down? heather: safety system stops the ride and no one, hanging upside down for 6 minutes. the ugly, call them the fashion police, make fun of wanted men for the outfits, the ugliest t-shirt a thief can wear and they are still on the run. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues now. goodbye. it is tuesday, october 8th. donald trump under fire for giving turkey the green light. >> supporters of it praised the president putting strategy in the us foreign policy. houston, you've got a china problem. the conversation just blocked the nba over pro-hong kong tweets. jillian: backpedaling isn't playing well at home. how fans and lawmakers are responding. ♪

southbound we had a crash as well as northbound near caesar chavez.rned with. give yourself extra time in the northbound direction. san mateo bridge, traffic is moderately heavy. 880 south is slow all the way to fremont and the altamont pass remains slow. south bay commute has filled in, especially northbound 101, slow from 85 all the way up to sunnyvale. back to the desk. >>> steve was telling us about a fire near st. helena and we'll check on that. thousands of pg&e customers are waiting for the company to tell us if there will be public safety shutoffs today. the company says it's the best way to prevent fires during hot windy conditions like we expect this afternoon. 187,000 customers in 17 counties could lose powered to according to pg&e. here in the bay area, sonoma county may be hit the hardest, with almost 27,000 customers possibly losing power today. napa county has about 7500 customers and san mateo county has almost 400 customers that could lose their power. >> pg&e hasn't said yet when they will announce which customers will have their pow

i come to bury caesar not to praise him evil that men do lives after them the good is often turn to read about and so let it be with things. an overbroad has had whole new series of all time. if it was how it was a grievous 4th and grievous they have things around. here and a leave of protest in the raf or brutus is an honorable man. now are they all alone honorable man. how might this be considered. those. services. that long mishra counted. in the summer when he wanted to follow my shock the whole movie this into 4 unknown because of my love me meant going to show my fellow mo when i'm all. for my ms i move to more ms on me and my ms on me ms i need you to mormonism me john this is i don't the 1st one in the column i'm going to spread the news to me. through the day i'm just. just can see lots of dishonest there's a lot. a lot of wrong the compass of force in this it's all from a thought of from one to something going to the moving to young thing this is up to you on the news in the present on the suit you know on the palm and the boy who meant to kill me. on this you know. why why why

>> i've always said this is going to end like julius caesar, who has the shiv out and who's going to stab each other in the back first. i think last week mike pompeo said he didn't know about the call and today we found out he's on the call. you have pence who's stuck, barr who's stuck, giuliani who should be on cnn every night and chris should give him ten minutes to say whatever he wants because he inkrim nats himself and everyone else. and you have trump. you're going to see him be more unhinged. take a pause and realize this is the president of the united states. i said this and i don't think he's one of those people who leaves willingly or quietly. this is still the same man who won the election and is still relitigating the election and advancing new conspiracy theori theories, don. imagine if he loses. i also want to tell people that i think we've lost about 1/3 of this country. they belong to the right wing media infrastructure who believes in the birther conspiracy and the democrats working with ukraine. it wasn't russia, it was the democrats and ukraine. the majority of ame

i come to bury caesar not to praise him evil that men do lives after them the good is often total ratherbound so let it be with things. another brutus has told you series of all time. if it was so it was a grievous 4th and grievous they have things around. here and a leave of protest and the rest for progress is an honorable man. now are they all alone honorable man. how might this be considered. her. service. that long mishra to come home in the summer when he wanted her to follow my shock the whole movie this into for unknown to someone you love me meant to split the shame of the mold when i'm all. for my ms i move to more ms on me than my ms on me ms i need you to mormonism me john just says i don't the 1st one in the column are going to read news to me. through the day i'm just. a can see lots of dishonest as a. lot of wrong examples of force and this is all from a thought of from one to something going to the moving to young thing this is up to you on the news in the present on the suit you know no harm and the poor who meant to kill me. on this you know. why why why. a. good. feels

in caesar's case, the court envision certain disputes. that's very rare but you paint a dark picture. i mean either that happens or we exist for another four years ws o with our institutions ever weakening and congress will stop acting like a parliament and act like an independent branch and especially in the senate and act for the well-being of the country where let's see what happens and take it a step at a time. your hypotheticals about three steps down the road and one hopes to never get there. >> stewart. crisis had begun. two major hospitals shut down. we have got the latest at the border there. two of rudy giuliani's associates are under arrest. the latest of rudy giuliani's case. coming up next. case coming up next it. what? that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? hey jill! hey kurt! movies? i'll get snacks! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with geico. i got snacks! ohhh, i got popcorn, i got caramel corn, i got kettle corn. am i chewing too loud? believe it!

based to an i-t i-t word that means, worse than little tease n word for worse than little caesars, but you never knew what famous person might be in there spider-man, spa statue of lib fy and don't tickle me elmo. this week they started offering free delivery. oh, no. moldy positiv pizza is ruined, r hire a driver on a crash diet. >> we'll be right back. into o. and get your interest rate right. so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. (woman) but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all the fortune 500 partner with us. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation... verizon keeps business ready. ♪ when i found you i just knew we have our own style and our love is one of a kind ♪ strong brilliant unbreakable ♪ you found the one, now find the ring visit zales, the diamond store i

based to an i-t i-t word that means, worse than little tease n word for worse than little caesars, butver knew what famous person might be in there spider-man, spa statue of lib fy and don't tickle me elmo. this week they started offering free delivery. oh, no. moldy positiv pizza is ruined, r moldy positiv pizza is ruined, r hire a driver on a crash fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right - by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. you can get your interest rate right - by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right. with sofi. check your rate in 2 minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs, for everyone you love. expedia. for everyone you love. we can go down this what do you think? ♪

. >> i've always said this is going to end like julius caesar, who has the shiv and who's going to stab each other in the back first. last week mike pompeo said he had no idea about the phone call and today, his own admission that he was on call. you have pence who is stuck, barr who is stuck, giuliani should be on tv every night because he incrimin kricriminac and everyone else. take awe pause for a moment and realize, this is the president of the united states of america. i said this several months ago, i don't think he's one of those people who leaves willingly and quietly. this is the same man who won the election and is relitigating the election and advancing new conspiracy theories. don, imagine if he loses 2020. we've lost a third of this country for a long time, they belong to the right wing media structure who believes in qanon and this new conspiracy theory he's thrown out about democrats working with the ukraine. the majority of democrats will see trump the way he is. he's admitted it publicly, he openly said he fired comey over the russia thing with lester holt. when it come

the first thing i noticed in the showroom is i feel like i've just entered caesar's palace.louds painted on the ceiling, i see murals all over the place. i'm waiting for zeus to pop out. there are no customers around, and much like the lot outside, the only thing i see are a few vintage luxury vehicles in the showroom. how you doing? i'm marcus. >> larry. nice to meet you. pleasure. >> nice to meet you, larry. >> pleasure. >> is this car for sale? >> yes, it is. >> how many miles on this? >> 2,400. it was restored. >> uh-huh. how many total cars on the lot? >> probably 20. >> total? >> total. >> 20 cars? 20 cars is more like a private collection than a used car dealership. a successful used car dealership is one that is built on having something for everyone. you have to have a wide array of price points, and a wide array of selection. is pete here? >> yeah, he's in his office. i'll take you. >> okay. >> pete. >> marcus. >> how you doing, buddy? >> pleasure. thank you for taking the time. >> absolutely. >> what did you think of the place when you first walked in? >> it's--it

or caesar the photographer who took photographs of not the people the syrian presence. in these meetings that you know, to me was less about physical courage but how to get through those meetings when you know hearing but they have to tell you about what's being done to the people and yet you know that where owing to get. there's no later the book, my meeting with the white helmets, i'm about to do well maybe we can, is 2016 and i know rush is already involved in bombing aleppo in about two to my normal tweets. we're just trying to make way to make us different somehow and i just stopped myself. and i just say nothing. and he says nothing because he knows and i know that he knows, at this., we we're aware we we're going to get. there was much harder in a way so actually we do have a degree of power, at least that people are actually getting targeted in this way, and you aren't able to exercise that power, no a much harder being able to exercise a voice on their behalf. >> described so well and for me i think, it is so helpful when i read the book for me to better unders

praise from caesar. you went on to a very distinguished career, which could be the subject of another talk. i am in the curious position, you have an excellent book, addition of the number of interviews -- your edition of the number of interviews. i will refer to some of the things in the book that will be open-ended. the book is very short, very accessible, interesting. the best thing to do is to buy it and read it. you cannot go wrong. appropriate, if you are here at the library, the nixon foundation played a part in the genesis of these interviews. ambassador lord: i have been going around the country promoting this booklet. no other scene compares with this one. it is the nixon library and museum and this is about the nixon-kissinger foreign policy. conducted 30 hours of interviews with president so, that isurs, and also very relevant. he was in the white house when i was. crucial and i is am delighted that hugh is the new president he interviewed me on this book, by the way. interviews.al the keyane

i had the opportunity to go to caesar's palace here in las vegas.ood fortune of being able to come and spend two hours with mohamed ali. he was in his trunks, had a bathrobe on and was getting ready to go spar. >> and you were a boxer. >> oh, yeah, so i had such a good time with him. and he was so personable, so nice. i left there and wept back to my office. as i walked in joni shay was the receptionist at my office, she said your mom's on the phone. i picked the phone up and she said your pop shot himself. and so he was dead at that time, so had to go out and was on the bed there, blood all over. >> he was still there when you got there. >> yeah. so i remember that. now, suicide was something that happens to other people. and that's the way it is with people who have a loved one that commits suicide. never do you expect it. >> yes. >> but i learned a lot about suicide. but it took me quite a while to acknowledge that my dad killed himself. >> yes. >> and it wasn't until we had a hearing, we were doing a hearing on senior depression. and during that

the speaker of the house started a formal impeachment inquiry into the actions of our orange julius caesar, the white house fired back and countered with a summarized transcript of the president's call with the president of ukraine. this is if oj told chris dardin, hey, you found my glove! the whistle-blower came floored because he or she believe trump pressured the president of ukraine, this is what the whistle-blower said happened. trump said that did not happen and released a transcript that said it did happen. he did both of those things, multiple times and abused the office of both the president and attorney general. he clearly only had one reason for making this call, that was to strongly encourage president zelinsky to find information that could hurt trump's opponents and help his campaign. that is the conclusion any reasonable person who reads this would draw. but the president has repeatedly claimed that the call in question was perfect. >> the conversation i had with the president of ukraine was absolutely perfect. that call was a great call. it was a perfect call, a perfect cal

we even have one us about that goes up to castro and caesar chavez and does a three-point u-turn, because you can't navigate the intersection and does that in the morning. there's over 1,000 issued stickers on the buses. and about 720 or so buses that operate in the city. [bell dings] but that number is really reflecting a low number, because buses for facebook and genetey make multiple trips back to the city. 700 plus trips in the morning and the afternoon. so needless to say, with over 200 buses in noe valley, you know, i think we're exasperated and getting very, very concerned about it. thank you. >> chair: thank you for that comment and thank you for constantly tracking that and giving us that information. seeing no other members of the public for general public comment, public comment is closed. and this meeting is adjourned. [gavel] go. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes local businesses and changes san franciscans to do their shopping and dooipg within the 49 square miles by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant

at this point, and i think you have a lot of republican senators privately contemplating a julius caesar publicly, and i think they're getting very shaky, all led by a president who i think even republicans now see is very erratic and unpredictable, unstable. so that's a very, very shaky situation with lots of different loose pieces inside the administration that they don't have their arms around right now. i think regardless what happened with sondland, it is starting to spin out of control, has that feeling. >> because we saw ambassador yovanovitch testify friday, even though in closed session, we know there's good reporting on what she said, and it was very damning, she did go against orders of her bosses at the state department to testify. to your point there, do you think now others are going to be more free to speak? will there be an opening of flood gates if you will with sondland this week, also want to interview ambassador bill taylor, top u.s. diplomat in ukraine and perhaps others. will the flood gates open? >> i think that's the point. republican senators, nobody wants to be

. >> well, i am caesar's wife on the stuff, so my understanding of the edges is that we are more hatch than other people. i am new, as you know, i needed, to the federal government. it was a different world in virginia, and i approach all that extremely cautiously. my understanding is that i cannot do that. and to your earlier question, that was our second question, tell me first again. >> jared kushner's merit-based plan. >> so i have been involved in the discussions they've put that together. i cannot speak to timing, but to your question about whether i support what they're doing there, are very much to do. and i'm looking forward to seeing that final product come out. i think it is easy and common in the policy arena for people to say what they are against. but it is important to stake out what you are four and the president is determined to do that. he has charged us all with helping, you, know jared you notice point on that, him to do that and that is work we have spent time on in our agency and i look forward to that. i really don't have an answer to that. i don't know the answe

i'm caesar's pipe on the stuff. my understanding of dhs, is that we are more hatched than the other people. so i am new is you know in the federal government, there's a different world in virginia. and i approach all of that extremely cautiously. my understanding is that i cannot do that. and to your earlier that was your second question, tony first again. >> hoosiers merit-based plan. >> i have been involved in the discussions is they put that together. i cannot speak to timing. but to your question about both of i support what they are doing there, i very much do. and i'm looking forward to seeing that final product amount. i think it is easy and common in the policy arena for people to see what they are against. but it's important to stake out what you know for. and the president is determined to do that. he is charged us all with helping jerry do you know and.of that. and to do that and that is work we have spent time on. interagency and i look forward to that. [inaudible conversation] >> i don't know the made i

this is the issue about caesar. this is a regime that cannot be allowed to persist as is. refugees were not angela reduces conflict. ullary to this conflict. is, ither point on that is going to be out of those refugee camps that aside created. people are hopeless, uneducated. it is easy to blame whatever. that is where you find radicalization. countering that will be important. inn you also address, with put and the assad regime, how can you counter their maligned influence in the region? >> the iranians -- the syrians -- the russians are playing that pernicious role across the region. it is not just in syria. it is libya, and elsewhere. we are working on a number of strategies, trying to contain them by working with our allies. we are certainly hammering our allies with warnings about the sanctions and others. but also, letting them know, having a friend dialogue about what russia does -- a frank dialogue about what russia does when they are on the ground. >> i think it is important, too. it is a lesson when they showed up in syria in 2012, 2013. we see them in venezuela,

if you don't want to be a nurse, you can come teach julius caesar every year for 30 years of your life in the san francisco public schools and we are going to pay a ridiculously low wage that no one else in your college class whatever except for their labor but if you stick with us for 30 years we will give you a pension that will allow you to retire because your spouse died and that sounded pretty good. that made sense that makes no sense today. in order to pay for with the teachers are worth we are all going to have to pay more to do that. >> you talk about social media. there seems to be something of a bipartisan consensus might be too strong of a word of support for more regulation. elizabeth warren is calling up in fact she put up a big billboard during the company democratic party convention saying breakup big tech. what do you think of that idea, hasn't gotten too big? >> i think it is very worrisome and i wouldn't say what i is up elizabeth has said it was every company is different but i do believe that the department of justice should open an investigation of all of the antit

people like lisa caesar, a harvard-educated entrepreneur, and her brother john ridley, a hollywood writerh a packed resume who's mostly known for winning an oscar or writing this. >> do you believe, sir, in justice as you've said? >> i do. >> slavery is an evil that should befall none. >> the feel-good movie of the summer. >> the things i had to learn about slavery to even begin to execute "twelve years" is that there's a system that's put in place that becomes mass psychosis. because to make it work you have to get so many people involved in it. and that's the thing that hurts the most, is that we see it still happening. >> they grew up in milwaukee. but like many people they left for careers in new york and los angeles. but now they've come home. and converted part of a defunct brewery that closed over 20 years ago into no studios, an artist collective that takes people's dreams of show business and shows how they can be a reality. >> i just remember as a kid, you know, to be a young black guy in milwaukee thinking about, well, i want to be a writer, i want to be an artist, or i want to

corporations so i'll write to you i differ grabs by us corporations so i'll write to you i just threw caesar jesting but the n.h.s. should not engage in negotiations to ensure that the british seriously suggesting that the n.h.s. should not engage in negotiations to ensure that british presence was she says this is very curious was she says this is for your not for the 1st time the prime minister is talking nonsense was it not for the 1st time the prime minister's talking nonsense was well the u.k. was supposed person i believe these to repeal even the union paignton you. are a force posture forced by parliament to ask for a deadline meant to an extent for a deadline. agreed to push it back i mentioned have to brush on yourselves agree to push it back until the end of january or takes a look now they would have brits have been using humor to cope with the never. takes a look now they would have brits have been using humor to cope with the never ending bracks itself. letson has hit it so how would rending breck's itself. which has hit its hollow we brags it deadline i mean case you haven't no

so teach julius caesar every year in manchester schools and we will pay you a ridiculously low salary that no one else in your college class whatever except. but if you stick with us for 30 years, we will give you a pension that we are not now funding. that made sense in a labor market when we are discriminating against people. we don't do that the same way anymore and we have to update that for the 20th century. that will not be easy to do. we need a climate policy that does not allow the other side to rip it out in two years. you cannot save climate in two years. we have to create a durable solution. we will talk about it in the queue and day. -- in the q&a. comprehensive reform as part of the gang of eight with a pathway to citizenship, protection for dreamers, and 21st century border security. of by ando government for the people. we have to end partisan gerrymandering in this country, and i have the bill to do it. we have to band members of congress from becoming lobbyists. we need to make sure that every single american is able to cast their vote and i have the bill to do that.