david hickson is from the fair telecoms campaign, who are calling for an end to cold calling.help but feel like we've heard this before, they will climb down on it. i still get the nuisance calls, and they often come from a withheld number so you can't block or reported. exactly, the government have had many goes of trying to punch out the regime, which has been in place for 15 years now, the same regime we had today is the one that was introduced in 2003, following exactly the same rules with tiny little tweaks. this has been true for everyone since 2003. if you walked out... if it's a text message oi’ walked out... if it's a text message or automated call, the rule about opting out has been in since 2003, all that has changed today is that there is one small category which is not covered by the automatic opt out, and the government have closed that gap, but only for one category of call. we are in an absurd situation, we have to accept that the business of selling things to people on their phones and personal mobiles is not acceptable way to do business. but will this make a

the roll. >> clerk: on item six -- [roll call]ordinance be finall please call the roll. >> clerk: on item six -- [roll calthis ordinance be fin passed, please call the roll. >> clerk: on item six -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are eight ayes and three noes. with supervisors ronen, brown, and mandelman in the dissent. >> president cohen: thank you. this item is passed. madam clerk, please call item seven. >> clerk: item seven is to allow a payment for an a.d.u.'s tree planting department to allow for a ceqa determination and to make the appropriate findings. >> president cohen: okay. seeing that there are no names on the roster, colleagues, madam clerk, on the question shall this ordinance be finally passed, please call the roll. [ro [roll call] [please stand by] [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president cohen: excellent. without objection, these items are adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call items 10 through 12. >> clerk: item 10 through 12 are two resolutions to authorize the department of community health to enter into agreements for item 10, to enter into a re

>> clerk: items 7 and 8 are called together. retroactive, retroactively approving a fourth amendment to the department of public health contract for behavioral health services with positive resource to extend the contract term by four years. item 8, retroactively approving original agreement, not to exceed about approximately 24.2 million through june 30th, 2021. >> president m. cohen: thank you. could we take these items same house, same call? without objection these items are adopted. madam clerk, please call item 9 and 10. >> clerk: item 9 to approve issuance and sale in revenue bonds. and item 10 [reading] to submit an application and related documents to the california debt limit allocation committee to permit issuance of $20 million in residential mortgage revenue bonds 1045 capp street. >> president m. cohen: can we take this same house, same call? item adopted. >> clerk: item 11. ocean avenue neighborhood commercial transit district, requires conditional use on the ground story and permitted above the ground story to aff

my best advice tonight is to call ahead. reporting live at sfo, i'm cheryl hurd, "nbc bay area news." >>> thank you, cheryl. >>> here is another repair projects commuters in san francisco will be anxiously watching, construction to shore up the two cracked beans on the trans bay transit center. that will start this weekend. the good news is a fix is in the works and officials say a permanent repair plan is as well. the bad news, busy fremont street and the transit center will be closed at least through next week. service will temporarily operate out of the old trans bay terminal at howard and main in the interim. >>> scam robocalls seem unstoppable. we're exposing how they exploit old tech to make bogus new calls. the good news is you're about to get new ammunition to cut them off. i'mestitor chris chmura. we'll show you how next. >>> also, the bold move that this shoplifting suspect is accused of making if a local walgreens that had ambulances rushing to the scene. . >>> get ready for changes as we head into the weekend. in

senator hatch: was she calling you or were you calling her? judge thomas: she was calling me. my secretary, when i placed the call and someone returned it, my secretary noted "returned your call." senator hatch on january 3, : 1985, at 3:40 p.m., anita hill was the caller, "please call tonight," and then left a phone number at a remember that? judge thomas: i remember that. i think she must have been in town on a trip and that was her hotel room number. i don't know which will tell. i again may have been out of town, either on a business trip or somehow for some other reason inaccessible or unavailable. senator hatch: number six, february 6, 1985, 5:50 p.m., anita hill was the caller, again it said, "please call." another call from her to you? judge thomas: that's right. senator hatch: number seven, on march 4, 1985, at 11:15 a.m., anita hill called again, "please call re research project." do you remember that? judge thomas: i remember that, senator. sen. hatch: did you help her? judge thomas: i did. i think thei can't remember the details, but i think she and dean charles ko

two hours later, she called back and that call lasted more than 10 minutes. can hear the confused dispatcher ask why she didn't just walk away. since then permanent charcoal grills are set up at the lake. >>> san francisco police are investigating a fight on a muni light rail train caught on video last night. you can see two men trying to push a third man off the train at 34th and judah putting him in a headlock. it start as an argument over loud music being played on the train. officers say they made contact with all three men and nobody wants to press charges. >>> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> bart says it is scaling back its emergency police staffing plan after weeks of mandatory overtime for all officers. the transit agency says officers can still work a sick day if they want and rider safety will be a priority. ktvu's paul chambers talked to bart leaders about their new plan. >>> reporter: as bart restructures its staffing plans, deputy chief out on patrol riding the trains to let passengers know it's still safe to ride bart even after sev

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please call 19 and 20. >> clerk: these items are being called together.se waive separate sections of the public works code. for 19, to wave permits between september 1, 2018, and june 30, 2019, tree maintenance rincon hill also known as east cut community district. item 20, 180734 for 100 banners to be on city-owned utility poles filipino american arts exposition advertising the fish town festival and parade. >> president cohen: same house, same call? without objection, these are passed. next item. >> clerk: item 21, ordinance to amend the business and tax regulation code to add provisions to administer the early care and education commercial rents tax, to amend the time to file returns and other changes. >> president cohen: same house, same call? without objection, this ordinance is passed. can you call 22 and 23 together? >> clerk: we have two resolutions that approve contracts for the san francisco inter national airport. for 22, it's retroactive, an emergency contract for general airport security services between the city and covenant aviation securit

[roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the clerk will report the vote. >> twenty-one ayes. 15 no's. >> the motion table is agree to. >> mr. chairman, this amendment is directed and designed to protect social security and medicare. very straightforward, nothing in the underlying bill can take effect unless the trustees confirmed that no harm will come to the medicare trust fund in social script trust fund. mr. chairman, i think throughout this process today we've heard about process, i shame in this committee oversees social security and my dear friend and good colleague mr. johnson who has been built and i who have built have never even had a hearing in the last two years. that being said and having criticized our colleagues for not paying for a lot of these tax cuts for the altar wealthy, turns out i was mistaken. they will be paid for by forcing devastating cuts to programs like social security and medicare. consider that in 2026 with the tax provisions were talking about will kick in. according to m

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host: shone calling from -- john calling for massachusetts. caller: my comment is, you know, all these programs -- what needs to be done, go to the root cause of the problem, why people take drugs in the first place. poverty, probably lots of other things, too. there is no simple answers. you can't legislate reality. that morality. -- you can't legislate morality. these programs going on aren't doing anything, spending more money on law-enforcement and all that. host: are these programs doing any good? guest: he makes a great point. a lot of public health advocates say we are not dealing with the root of the problem, the social determinants of health. education and jobs and access to health care and purpose in life. without those things, that's when you see instances of mental health worsening, substance abuse, addiction. some programs in this bill will look at trauma in children to see if you can heed this off before these kids become addicted. host: what's the timeline? how long will it take the house to come up with something they consent t

quickly, chuka umunna asking forjeremy corbyn to call for asking forjeremy corbyn to call for a second that? we have to wait and see. there are several trade unions that have got behind this campaign. the word is they would prefer a second general election —— a general election rather than a second referendum. you can expect a ratcheting up of pressure onjeremy corbyn on that issue, because interestingly, it is notjust moderates like chuka umunna who support the second referendum but the overwhelming majority of the labour should membership as well. it will be at the —— a key subject at conference. new powers come into force today designed to stop nuisance calls from personal injury and claim management firms. you'll now need to opt in to allow companies to contact you. businesses that don't comply could face a fine of half a million pounds. manuela saragosa has more. for many of us, cold calls are a daily torment. hello? the financial conduct authority says some 2.7 billion nuisance calls texts and e—mails were made over the past year. that works out to be about 50 calls, texts and e—

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for many of us, cold calls are a daily torment. hello?nce calls texts and e—mails were made over the past year. that works out to be about 50 calls, texts and e—mails sent to every single adult in the country. many are made by companies offering to settle personal injury claims, or to claim back ppi, payment protection insurance. but, from now on, these companies will have to check first that the recipient has explicitly agreed to receive those calls and messages. companies that don't could face a fine of up to £500,000, and people are encouraged to report them to the ico, the information commissioner's office. some companies will see the new change in law and i think they will desist from the activity. when they don't, i'm afraid people are going to have to complain. the ico does need the information from people about these calls, and she will then tackle, use her powers and, slowly but surely, we will get on top of it and they will completely cease. campaigners say the new rules do not go far enough. they will not, for example, stop cal

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you don't get calls for golden gate park? they certainly have a lot of campers parked outside and a lot of homeless there? i'm just wondering? i'm surprised to hear submission and civic center. >> there are not a lot of calls from golden gate park and that surrounding area to 311 regarding encampments. some issues are r.v.s which we're addressing now. the overwhelming majority are mission, southern, tenderloin. >> are the 9-1-1 calls regarding this issue going to be forwarded to the 311 or are you going to give us a net to watch those as well? >> when we started hsoc, the disconnect we saw was that there were two paths to call in a homeless complaint. you can either call 9-1-1, which would get forwarded to the non emergency and the police would respond and we would respond in a silo or use 311 and that would go to public works and they would respond kind of in a sighh low and there could be the same complaint and both agency didn't know that both agencies had a call pending. that was the disconnect. the majority of calls went

but with that call volume, it seems to me that a call may come in that would order theirly go to 36 -- ordinarily go to 36, but it doesn't. it goes someplace else so that people have to travel harder to get -- >> chief hayes-white: correct. it would be the next closest station. and that happens frequently throughout the city. >> commissioner covington: well, i can see that it must because this is hard -- every time i'm at 36, if i'm having more than a ten-minute conversation, it is got to go, commissioner. and so, i just didn't realize that it was that high. i can ask you additional questions. >> chief hayes-white: sure. >> commissioner covington: at a later date. other commissioners may not be as interested in this as i am. i also wanted to make sure that i compliment members of the department on the good news with the on time figures. that's very good. because two years ago we were in the dull drum -- doldrums it seemed. thank you. >> president cleaveland: thank you commissioner covington. i have questions for dr. ya and chief zanoff regarding e.m.s. six. it is my understanding that

next year, some estimates predict half of all mobile calls will be scam calls. the company makes an app that tells robocallers your number is out of order. tricking them into leaving you alone. but, he says, technology also enables robocallers to be ever- more efficient. >> it's so easy to go make an enormous number of robocalls to people. so if i'm a scammer, i can go annoy seattle for $500. >> reporter: and that if you send out enough lines, someone will bite. >> you get a call where it says it's the i.r.s., you got to pay us today or we're going to go to your work tomorrow or arrest you in front of your kids, if you think you might owe money it's a really compelling scam. >> reporter: the number one way s deal with robocalls say the experts-- never answer the phone when you see a number you don't recognize. but that's getting tougher to do with scammers now using programs chat make calls with familiar numbers or even with your own rumber. those you're more likely to answer. >> glor: it's amazing to think that half of all calls atentially could be robocalls. w

then i called one of my other investigators outside and i said, put a call in now to the phone.m answer the phone. i was able to say, that's his phone. he talks on it. we put the phone in his hand. >> as they continued to sift through trash week after week they found something even more important than the phone bill. something unexpected. this day planner. >> from the years 1996, 97 and 98. >> here, six years later was the day planner from 1998,the year jack jessee was murdered, crucial evidence tossed in the garbage. >> a treasure we didn't expect. it connected all the people back in 1998 that were associated. >> what did you think? >> this is too good to be true. i thought good things were going to happen. somebody is back on our side. >> with this evidence, dove got a judge to approve a wiretap on the phone. then dove waited for the wiretap to go into effect. he continued to go through the trash hoping to find something more. indeed he did. and it turned the case upside down. he found rental listings in arizona. brett was moving out of the state. would be gone before the wire

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please call the 2:00 p.m. special order. >> clerk: item 1 is the honestable mayor london breed is -- honorable mayor london breed is here to discuss eligible topics submitted by the board of supervisors. the mayor is welcome to begin an opening statement for up to five minutes, after which we shall start the question-and-answer session which shall not exceed two minutes perquestion or response. >> president cohen: thank you, madam clerk. ? >> the hon. london breed: i want to start by acknowledging today is the anniversary of the september 11 attacks that shook our country 17 years ago. that morning and through the following weeks, we also saw unbelievable acts of heroism as our first responders gave everything they had and more in the face of tragedy. this morning, i attended the san francisco fire department's annual september 11 commemoration first responders to honor those first responders who gave their lives to help so many, and i want to take a moment to acknowledge the people, the lives, the thousands o

democrats if you want to call in , republicans-8000 at (202)- can call in can001, independents call int. (202) 748-8002. negotiations were roiled this week by broke -- this week by news that was broken showing off donaldment records by trump. high-stakes trade negotiations between canada and the u.s. were dramatically upended on friday morning after inflammatory secret remarks by president trump were retrained -- were retained. by commas were reviewed canadian negotiators as evidence for their suspicion that the u.s. was not making a legitimate effort to compromise. prime minister justin trudeau's officials confronted the presidents officials with the leaked quotes at a high-level meeting on friday morning. trump made his controversial statements in the oval office interview with bloomberg news on thursday, he said, off the record, he has been making -- he is not making any compromises at all with canada. he could not say this publicly because it's going to be so insulting they will not be able to make a deal. here's the problem, if i say know the answer is no. iti say no you up but th

meanwhile in an article in the wall street journal turkey's president has called on the international community to take action to stop the attacks well as a possible offensive looms and senior officials from russia turkey and iran have arrived in geneva for talks hosted by the when of a ports. the united nations has warned an all out onslaught on it leap will endanger the lives of three million civilians trapped in the province one million of them children. the special envoy for syria has spelled out to the security council what it could mean we have been hearing it during this last few days we are all terribly concerned they are all in great that exist poor a perfect storm which in chile diverse thinking human concert with other consequences as well the syrian refugees and activists have been staging weekly demonstrations outside the u.n. headquarters in geneva they say it's intolerable talks of a new constitution are taking place while bombs are falling on. to the united nation says if you are not doing anything just talking without action we heard kill my brother. i lost my son. i

can you call us back? >> you know about this kind of stuff. >> you'd think. >> kristi calls her older brother jeff who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction is, okay, she's somewhere. you just need some space or some time. she'll turn up. >> but when nancy's parents gary and donna heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, donna, this story is not going to have a happy ending. >> by afternoon, the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone was it was a missing person's. >> when detective george daniels arrived, nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her brother brad made a public plea for help. >> if anyone knows anything, contact the police with any information they may have and again, thank you to everyone that continues to come out and help out. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> volunteers chased up and down the running t

no call from kate. kate who always called or texted her parents almost hourly. >> she always checked in and it was unusual. >> he drove home to check her room on this the silent house on the battery. >> and all the lights were on, and it looked like obviously katie had planned to come back. and she'd left her medicine -- she never went anywhere without her medicine. >> and then on sunday, we came by the house also. no sign of her. >> now there was dread. was it possible that kate had slipped back into that old destructive life? >> we called the police station. we called the detention center. >> wow. so this is by the end of the weekend? >> nobody had a jane doe in the hospital. nobody had been brought in. we called some of her friends. and nobody had heard from her. >> what to do? kate was 28, and though she lived at home, she was an adult. her decisions, bad or good, were hers. they elected to give it one more day. if she wasn't back by monday, they'd call the police. then when monday came, there was w

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so call off the dogs.w chancellor is out trying to get his message gci’oss is out trying to get his message across and having to deal with these divisions and infighting that he sees as a distraction. he has been critical of those claims by chuka umunna and says there is no conspiracy to try and purge the party of a certain group of mps. he has dismissed that out of hand and has dismissed that out of hand and has said chuka umunna should stop throwing themselves in front of the tv cameras. this is whatjohn mcdonnell had to say in response to chuka umunna slightly earlier. stop throwing yourself in front of tv cameras, inventing stories, and get out there and start campaigning for a labour government. unite with the rest of the party because what we want is a labour government as soon as possible. right across the country, there are 5,000 people sleeping rough, a million people without social care, our nhs in crisis, people on low—pay wages, below what they were in 2008. they're the issues we're dealing wit

this afternoon and then about an hour later the police were called called on to the scene and police are still there from eyewitness reports we know that they're wearing mosques and that they take this incident quite seriously also fire engines on the scene we don't know yet anything about the identity of these two people that have fallen ill thought of course for the people themselves quite worrying. to take all of this quite seriously. i have very good well why don't we take a look now at where this latest incident is taking place in relation to the script fall poisoning case now z.z. is an italian restaurant chain on the high street in saul's very city center and the scribbles had eaten there last march and were later found slumped on a public bench outside the nearby sainsbury's supermarket and now this latest incident happened at another italian restaurant chain called pret so and it's just a stone's throw away from the scene of the script all case. so bear gets this all seems to be just too much of a coincidence or do you feel that this is just a case of media frenzy looking at

new calls from a group called road to power is calling for the deportationigra ofs. the recording says that if she was alive she would support killing immigrants. her family said she would think the opposite. >> a popular spot for nature lovers in the east bay is about to vanish. called the secret sidewalk. much has been demolished. in fremont area. we have more on why the hot spot is being wiped out. >> the sidewalk is about two miles in from here. take a look at the no trespassing signs. the property owner wouldn't let us on the property and called the cops on us. though we weren't breaking laws. >> people in the area have enjoyed the secret sidewalk for generations. >> michael is talking about the so called secret sidewalk. a hot spot for hikers that's top of the aqua duct. >> on the weekends people come by. bikers and hikers. and kids coming through from the morning until night. >> the property is owned by a company that manufactures suer pipes. no one from the company would talk on camera. but say the sidewalk was a liability. and needed to be removed. >> i feel

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so we provide call protection services to make u.s. carriers, businesses, and tens of millions of mobile subscribers. and over the past 18 months, we have analyzed about 50 billion, with a b, calls and we have seen since early 2017, um, the number of scam calls grow from 3% to about 30% this year and we believe it's going to be about 50% next year just staggering growth. >> why is it so difficult to limit these calls? >> well, scammers are very sophisticated. they are using techniques that -- like neighborhood spoofing where they call from a number that looks just like yours, probably the same area code, same prefix, and consumers are more likely to answer it. >> yeah. no, i was just going to say, i get those calls quite a bit where the number looks sort of, you know, similar to my phone number and, of course, you know, i sort of picked up on it by now but obviously a lot of people probably pick up, right? >> yeah. they do. if you see a number that looks like it's from a business down the street or your neighbor, you're very likely to

[roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> senator tillis? >> i would like to ask if it's within the rules to help all the other nominees on the calendar for today? i should say the nominee's except for -- >> its own order. we have a quorum. they will be held over, yes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator whitehouse and i have a motion would want to bring out and we want to move that the committee offers the issuance of a subpoena to compel the production of documents that a been withheld on the basis of the constitutional privilege. this is difference that the documents and what senator feinstein's refer to. these are the more than 100,000 pages of documents that the white house has declared privileged, executive privilege has never been used in this way to block the release of presidential records to the senate during a supreme court nomination. it's never happened before, and this has appointed supreme court nominees of presidents from both parties. and we think it's outrageous to we're not even given the reason why they were withheld a

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illegal call.ion from the individual to make a recorded message to their telephone number. iassume make a recorded message to their telephone number. i assume you haven't given permission to that company to make that call, so that is automatically an illegal call. that is likely an organisation that isjust automatically that is likely an organisation that is just automatically dialling all of the numbers in the uk or any numbers it can get hold of, and it isa numbers numbers it can get hold of, and it is a numbers game, eventually someone is a numbers game, eventually someone will hit the right button. so what you are saying is that we have to get used to this, it will still happen even with the new rules. it will certainly be significantly reduced, it will allow the ico to issue more fines, i believe dump in pennies will no longer think of this as a good way of making money because the individuals themselves will eventually be personally liable. but there is no one single thing that will cut out a

you want a role call vote? okay, for item 66 let's do a role call vote. [roll call] eight ayes and three noes. >> can we resend the vote. >> motion made by supervisor norman yee. could you call the role for item 66. is there anything supervisor yee that you want to discuss? >> no. i was in the wrong thing. [roll call] there are 7ayes an and two noes. >> passes on the first reading. what is the next item. >> new business. >> submit. >> supervisor peskin: i will submit but i was remiss in item number 37 where i neglected to thank and acknowledge the city attorney's office for all of the work they did on something that we ultimately tabled. [laughter] so i want to thank scott riber and the tax department and kern and deputy city attorney jo john. >> given that it was tabled we won't have you rescind the vote and retable all of that. >> today i am introducing several planning code amendments along mission street. we are promoting small commercial places in new develops and adding a cu requirement for new businesses after a displacement of a legacy business an

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quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. cornyn: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection, it is so ordered. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i wanted to come to the floor and talk for a few minutes to talk about the unfortunate circumstances we find ourselves in as a result of the failure of the ranking member of the judiciary committee to submit a letter that she got from, in this case we now know dr. ford, to the background investigators who are bipartisan who would have investigated this matter during the normal course of the confirmation process in a way that protected the anonymity and confidentiality of dr. ford as well as the nominee. as the presiding officer knows, having been a long-time member of the senate judiciary committee, frequently during the course of a background investigation we will learn things that senators will want to ask the nominee about, but some of them are so sensitive, an