are they going to actually strengthen their political position by the suing this particular parts calvin you were speaking before about the perception of indonesia that that if these laws were passed how it would change people's thinking about into indonesia whether they be tourists whether they be residents you know critics of the bill say that it violates freedom of speech they say that it discriminates against religious minorities including women and l. g.b.t. people so how concerned are different aspects of the government as to if this bill were passed in its current form what the rest of the world would be thinking about indonesia. well i think that that's kind of a 2 part question when you mentioned how you know supporters within the government were saying this reflected what indonesians wanted in a way that's true and that indonesia's muslims would not want to be standing up against that particular kind of version of islamic influenced law even if they wouldn't want to impose it on someone else so it's one thing to practice something yourself in your home and to believe it's anoth

calvin dark a former indonesian government campaign advisor and finally also in melbourne by skype is damien kingsbury a conflict resolution specialist welcome to you all damien let me start with you just how significant have these protests been let's think this is very significant because what they're showing is a popular backlash against very conservative changes proposed changes to engine asian legislation is showing that these these changes are not necessarily supported by the people and it's a really reflecting a minority view was he needs an easier calvin and there have been discussions on changing indonesia's criminal code since independence in the 1940 so why is all this happening now. well i think part of it is there is a growing. level of conservatism at least you know religious or moral conservatism within the government but also i think that part of the reason for the protest is that in addition to the reforms that have kind of gotten newsworthiness because of you know the bans of sex outside marriage and other things like abortion it takes away a little bit from some of t

reporter aaron calvin found old tweets king posted when he was 16 which calvin describes as, quote, racistone comparing black mothers to gorillas and the other making light of black people killed in the holocaust. king apologized for the tweets, but anheuser-busch cancelled the free beer deal and cut ties. then internet users angry about the paper digging up old tweets did digging on their own. this time on the reporter aaron calvin. they uncovered derogatory tweets about african-americans, gay people, and women. the des moines register fired calvin saying, quote, we took appropriate action because there's nothing more important than having readers' trust. but many believe the action wasn't appropriate at all. quote, they learned absolutely nothing. the point wasn't that they should also cancel the reporter, but that they should stop trying to dig up old tweets to cancel people. clueless, adding, quote, people are angry because there was no point in digging back seven years if you're not looking to tear down a good thing. just write the profile so you in spire more people to donate. ironic

calvin dark a former indonesian government campaign advisor and finally also in melbourne by skype is damien kingsbury a conflict resolution specialist welcome to you all damien let me start with you just how significant have these protests been let's think this is very significant because what they showing is a popular backlash against very conservative changes proposed changes to engine asian legislation is showing that these these changes are not necessarily supported by the people and it's a really reflecting a minority view was he needs an easier calvin and there have been discussions on changing indonesia's criminal code since independence in the 1940 so why is all this happening now. well i think part of it is there is a growing. level of conservatism at least you know religious or moral conservatism within the government but also i think that part of the reason for the protest is that in addition to the reforms that have kind of gotten newsworthiness because of you know the bands of sex outside marriage and other things like abortion it takes away a little bit from some of the

calvin dark a former indonesian government campaign advisor and finally also in melbourne by skype is damien kingsbury a conflict resolution specialist welcome to you all damien let me start with you just how significant have these protests been well i think this is very significant because what they're showing is a popular backlash against very conservative changes proposed changes to engine asian legislation is showing that these these changes are not necessarily supported by the people and it's a really reflecting a minority view was he needs an easier calvin there have been discussions on changing indonesia's criminal code since independence in the 1940 so why is all this happening now. well i think part of it is there is a growing. level of conservatism at least you know religious or moral conservatism within the government but also i think that part of the reason for the protest is that in addition to the reforms that have kind of gotten newsworthiness because of you know the bans of sex outside marriage and other things like abortion it takes away a little bit from some of the

. >> calvin welch, san francisco. i would like to speak in support of supervisor haney's version of this ordinance, specifically the fee. staff's report seems to be in error in two ways. one it is totally confused on the meaning of the nexus study and a feasibility study. nexus studdry is required to demstate relationship between private action development and public costs. in order to ensure the cities and local governments are covered by private development, by the costs of private development. this nexus study shows, as all three nexus studies have shown on office development that office developments do not help the city's balance, it worens the housing impact. the development of offices is only been fish if there are fees, special fees beyond taxes, beyond the normal building fees but special fees designed to exact benefits that would be negative impacts on the city. a feasibility study, therefore, nexus study is about minimizing costs to the city and its residents of development. a feasibility study is about maxi

separately or more force people to do because you didn't remember how to treat you don't give a series of calvin about polly only too willing to tell you do you from planned all day to do i love going to sleep i said you do not know for sure that they are. all mad they want to do this yourself this is where the moldova gypsies live. but why do they choose to live on as a rule while awaiting a decision regarding the status christi jesus live from special camps the basic facilities and which are legal unlike the settlement and you want to know it refugee status is to call to the camp people are kept on the surveillance but if these people and send any fail with their applications they can quickly pack up and move on to germany or sweden but this is going to be just your group with. germany you have the support of the pollution de france to get it done you can't really call these demands to do the good on your book you just need to just don't know just because someone a while from see. you do this before the truth is that b.c. i just don't worry it's just 2 different species or the bizarre because

calvin about upon the lead to learning to do. i'm not going to say percent. when they were given that you're saying this is where the moldova gypsies live but why do they choose to live all down as a rule while awaiting a decision regarding their status kristie g.'s live special camps with better facilities which are legal unlike the settlement and you want to know it refugee status is to call to the camp people that have done the surveillance but if these people send any fail with their applications they can quickly pack up and move on to germany or sweden but this it's good to be just your group of. dumont you have them the pollution de france to get it done you can't really call these divine to the good and you book you just need to just run over to the truth someone a while from see. you do this before the church is the p.c. i just don't worry it's just the if you start the pizza because it is the chilling it comes to me and short of the congress to conduct an experiment with the truth that you would achieve yes if they began. to give your body should the

calvin, the reporter who broke the story, has been fired himself after he was found to have offensivee as well. amazing. do you know who still though at "the des moines register"? carol hunter. she is the editor who made the call to publish the piece and to crush carson king. she appears to be completely fine. and to be clear, we are not calling for her firing. we just think it's a little bit weird that the kid gets fired, and the person who makes the decision gets to stay. is that fair? joe concha writes media for "the hill." he joins us tonight. joe, is that fair? >> no, it's not fair. this isn't some rogue reporter, tucker, that just writes a story and there it goes, out, published. there is a vetting system. and the vetting system starts with the senior editor you just mentioned. she has a job tonight. and by the way, she only put out a statement, an op-ed, basically, explaining what happened. and we hear about news organizations, publications, demanding transparency from people in power that they cover. i agree with that completely. but, in this case, she should be answering ques

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. >> but i do think it must have something to do with politics, because obviously -- i mean aaron calvinwn terrible tweets in his time on, but nobody went investigating those until he turned up as a hypocrite and a bunch of people on the right went and dug into his timeline, so i disagree, i do think that it's got to be politically motivated in some way, because it seems like people who identify as liberal left don't ever get to be the victims of this, or people who identify as liberal and are doing this cancel culture stuff don't even seem to think that it matters what's in their timelines, which tells me they are exercising a type of privilege, liberal privilege. >> tucker: i think you're right. i think when politics becomes a religion, there are no limits. t by the way, to all those without would have a better country when christianity died, this is the country we got, thanks. great to see you tonight, thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: the press went all in on the latest impeachment story and got embarrassed once again, why did they keep making the same mistakes over and over a

calvin is here and let's just say things happen. >> it's my neighborhood.in monday nights is one of the great nights of television. now they have another show partner with us with another great comedian. i'm a very excited about that. i think it gives the entire night a boost. >> i am a huge fan of med max and cedric the entertainer. >> so these are two families from different worlds that are meeting unexpectedly. and hopefully fall of each other. >>> all rise is in the middle of bob heart of the shoulder and another show like bull and it's the perfect timeslot. it's illegal show and it has a lot of drama but it's not the same way we've seen dramas on cbs on television in general. and it's funny. >> we have it going straight in. see you have a fascination with things legal. this is your night. >> for cbs to put us on monday nights we welcome it. keep us your for years. >> at least 10 years. >> don't miss the new kickoff featuring the neighborhood followed by bob heart of the shoulder, all rise, and bull. >>> we are at levi stadium where the 49ers are lookin

he where you where you said calvin. says i think everybody is all be so concerned. if the carbon comes on. board often the wolf used. to know it because. we the truth is that like most gypsy encampments this minute spark is not in time the legal system and i could immediately. on every stick in your. local authorities are not at all happy with the state of affairs. the new law prohibits more than 2 trailers being parked by nomadic people in any location that's not approved the same low limits the amount of time they can stay. there to . leave the fear of evil some do populace your own don't demand d.v.d. if you have on. the way yash a pool or. a year. don't hear it could be this you're. really. just a day in. the last month off it they're good you know p.k. . you know. what you can get along. leak it. is not a gypsy. he's the senator who drafted the new law that french gypsies consider to be discriminated. i don't even make any sense for what i'm on. where you see me as for what they want but when i saw it with them on continued job and i saw what they want if you w

he currently stars as calvin butt le butler on the cbs series "the neighborhood".o a black family. in this clip the neighbor volunteers to help calvin in his annual cookout. >> you ready to bring a little flavor to the neighborhood? >> i was just going for a jog, but sure. >> i was talking to my smoker, dave. getting ready for the yardecue this weekend. >> your last one was the day we moved in. can you believe we've been neighbors for a year? >> i know. it feels like it's been so much longer, right? >> what can i do to help? >> you can start by wearing longer shorts. >> cedric drthe entertainer, thanks for being here. you've got a hit. >> yeah, man. >> why is it resonating? >> we're in a time where we seem to be asked to be separate, more separate and so this show is just talking about something that's kind of real. i mean, the idea of communities being mixed together is really going around in a lot of cities and so i think that this show kind of made sense. we really wanted to have fun about how we can get to know each other once we live next to each other as oppo

income boats in 1980 were non calvin eyes. >>so they resting now homes built on slabs are built. >>after 1980 normally don't require retrofit when says if you're in an older home are fearful of possible earthquake damage to check out the state's brace in bold program which reimburses you for straightening your home up to $3,000. in oakland, michelle kingston and for news. >>be sure to join us this saturday at 07:00pm for a one hour special on surviving the big one everything you need to know from understanding how early warning systems work to deciding what to put in your quake hit that saturday at 07:00pm. >>and time for another check the weather we're looking live at the embarcadero and checking the wind out there with the flag, the palm trees and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>you know i love about this time of year we get to that nice fall weather little cool in the morning and then get those nice warm afternoons and we're going to see that pattern i think setting up very nicely as we look in the next couple days as high pressure takes over. we're going to see those o

calvin is actually one of the most conservative. he talked about inferior magistrate. having the authority to resist hiking and becomes a tyrant. betty's and even if he's doing that, the people themselves have this sort of authority. so i would say this is the very important position that develops within the one tradition in calvinist tradition and this is very important in the american contest. between 50 and 75 percent of americans of european descent in this era are at accurately identified as calvinist. this contention was noticed by the other side, though peter oliver railed against the dissenting clergy. he took so active apart in the rebellion. they met presbyterian congregational his and baptists and others and were non- clergy. king george himself referred to himself as a presbyterian rebellion. the most important document to come out of the continental congress was the declaration of independence. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal. among which are life liberty and the pursuit of happyness. you may object. wait a minute, we

but gazing across the bay al at calvin kline's mega mansion, it hit me, maybe i could be the guy in thevie and bring peace to the pale faces. i knew the perfect way to reach them. ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) problem solved. >> trevor: michael kosta, everyone. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) (dog barking) (dog barking) google nest hub max (dog barking) by google nest. there's a lot of stuff michael follows online. then he tried tostitos scoops and salsa... and he started following them in real life. no! ♪ and kept following... ♪ everywhere. ♪ wow, okay. boundaries, michael, boundaries. hey, mike. sup. oh! tostitos. get together already. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guests tonight are the creative executive producers and stars of the critically acclaimed comedy central series "south side." >> welcome to spike tank. >> simon and spike's tank of sharks. >> and k. >> i present to you extendible shoes for children, they never grow out of style. >> big ass shower head. >> liquid condoms. first you dip it, then you dip it. >> basics -- cocaine, we bu

this is 4-year-old calvin shannon, told you about pickle ball. this is baset ball. >> all worth checking out. it's time for to shooting but i was in the library. >> gunfire shattered windows at the main library at san jose state and the parking garage. . >>> the shooting happened while many students were studying. >> no one was injured but the shooting had police scrambling and students told to stay in place. >> i tried to go inside the library through a back entrance and said it is only open to students. i saw a sign that said the 7th and 8th floors are closed. one of the windows shattered here. the police have blocked off the main entrance. police received calls

but gazing across the bay al at calvin kline's mega mansion, it hit me, maybe i could be the guy in thestner movie and bring peace to the pale faces. i knew the perfect way to reach them. ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) problem solved. >> trevor: michael kosta, everyone. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill, too. but it's not birth control. it's truvada for prep®, a once-daily prescription medicine for adults that, when taken every day along with using safer sex practices, can help lower my chances of getting hiv through sex. i use condoms. but i talked to my doctor about doing more. he said that because i had a higher chance of getting hiv through sex, truvada for prep could be an option for me. she also told me that truvada alone may not keep me from getting hiv. and it does not prevent other stis or pregnancy. you must be hiv-negative to take truvada for prep. so you need to get tested for hiv immediately before, and at least every 3 months while taking, truvada. if you think you were exposed to hiv or have flu-like symptoms

my name is calvin louis. i spent my entire life in san francisco chinatown. i was born there. i went to school there, worked there, lived there, and i have many businesses in the heart of chinatown. i first met rose pak over 30 years ago, and up to five years ago she was still cussing me out and cursing me, but i've forgiven her for that because i know her heart is with chinatown. i know she fought for the -- against tearing down the embarcadero freeway. of course she raised a lot of money for chinese hospital, the same hospital that i was born in. as i look around the room, i see a lot of people that have many similarities with me. the only difference is it's very minor -- >> i'm sorry, but your time is up. thank you, next speaker, please. >> good evening, board. my name is larry yee. i grew up in san francisco. >> do not hold onto the microphone. >> okay. i do not want it to fall below the time limit. i grew up in chinatown and i met rose back in 1973 in san francisco. she was a teacher there. at that time in november she said, i have to leave san francisco state. i said, wh

cold eating a painfully slow to cover me from the great recession of more than a decade ago george calvin professor richard murphy believe that the government is underestimating the practical impact of a new deal blacksad and the new political program has acquired matters right today professor bosch and michael sullivan discuss the endgame of globalization and why small countries have generally adjusted better to its tensions and strains the shared analysis of all of guests in the cities is that the political careers as a result of economic pressure not vice versa and the new economic order will need a maps to fill the vacuum only then can politics return to a new normal to misquote england's barbed there's an economy which ships are lens rough few of them are we will. next we return to the top political commentators to tell us what's going to happen next in the black melodrama as the clock moves steadily on to the high noon of hollow we have made a pretty good stab at it so far but can they see through the fog to the blacks that didn't know until then can pass them you know the shoe is g

lead over the usa into day 2 of the solheim cup in scotland meanwhile in the men's game american calvin chappell made history in his 1st p.g.a. tour star in almost a year chappell who is returning from back surgery shot an 11 under par $59.00 at the greenbrier on friday he's just the 11th player on tour to go under 60 and around. england's rugby players will start their fine. round of training later as they prepare to open their world cup campaign against tonga next week after being kept at tokyo airport for 5 hours because of a typhoon earlier this week the team have been getting settled at their base in the southern city of me as acting coach eddie jones is pleased with how his team is getting used to their new home. players adjusted really really positive there's a good feeling within the camp. runs ready to start now of actually had to pull plies back because of what the work. it was had a variety of activities on and off the field and i think they feel like they have at that to the environment as well as they can then then now they're ready to begin the serious preparation for the

in 1929 president calvin coolidge signed an executive order.e also was instrumental in the creation of several dams. project because having in a windy area access to stored water. the irrigation brought to farmers and ranchers, allow them to not only produce clop -- produce crops, but also raise feed for their livestock. refer to it as the kendrick project. kendrick was elected to the senate in 1916 we had he served until he passed away in 1933. he served for almost three full terms. helping with these dams that in effect ranchers even today, it lasts -- it leaves a lasting legacy. >> the c-span's cities tour of sheridan, wyoming continues. we visit the sheridan county museum to hear about the impact home i had on the area. >> the history of coal has its start in the path of wyoming and sheridan as a whole. times most people might not realize this, wyoming either tropical to subtropical regions. at one time we were actually an ocean. into theat factored deposits of fossil fuels within the state, whether they be natural gas, oil, coal. for histo

consider herself a victim she reportedly says she doesn't remember anything gross like this oh god calvin his genitals liberal media rob watch this space my friends. living on india say pakistan controlled kashmir should be considered part of its own territory the indian foreign minister also expressed hope that one day they would have physical jurisdiction over the region pakistan and india have been at loggerheads over kashmir for more than 70 years since they feel to agree on the borders drawn up during the british partition of india. it used to be one country under british rule where communities of differing religions live side by side for generations but 70 years ago independence or the region split into india and pakistan in a process that went down in history books as the partition and so did the man who hurriedly through the border the year 1947 the dying days of the british empire weakened by the 2nd world war india became a burden london was also unable to counter the growing independence movement led by matt maganda to fix it britain appointed lord louis mountbatten as the last

host: this is calvin, a republican. caller: good morning. i was wondering, if a crime was committed there, wouldn't it be right to investigate it, or for donald trump to inquire about it, would that be wrong? and the problem is they do not think that they can beat donald trump, so they want to find a way to take him down without having to beat him in the polls. paul manafort, he keeps backing him up, but he says he supported what does donald trump differ on compared to ted cruz? it is a pretense to give him credibility that he is a republican or conservative. you mentioned his conduct and character, what was wrong with his conduct and character since being in office? what did he do that this man, charlie sykes, that he disagrees with him or has a doubt about? host: ok. guest: well, where do you want to start? i wasonservative -- when on the radio i probably had paul ryan on my show 1000 times, maybe 100 times, the dark about the deficit and at the debt. i remember the tea party was concerned. now we have a trillion dollar a year deficit. we

especially john calvin and those who follow him. conan, and so forth. they developed this robust resistance ideology. calvin is also actually mowed the most conservatives, having the authority to resist a king becomes a tyrant but even as he is doing that. thank know the people themselves, have this sort of authority. i would say this is the very important position that develops within the forum tradition and this is very important in the american context. between 50 and 75 percent of americans of european descent and sara or accurately identified as calvinists. this sort of connection was noticed by the other side. the royalist peter peter oliver railed against the dissenting clergy. he took so active of a part in the rebellion. by dissenting clergy, the met presbyterian and congregational inductors and others are non- clergy. king george himself referred to the wharf for independence was presbyterian rebellion. the more normative plan, the most important document come out of the continental congress, the declaration of independence rest in the party w

this is calvin, a republican. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i was wondering, if a crime was committed there, would it not be right to investigate it or for trump just to ask about it and to inquire about it, would that be wrong? and you know what the problem is, they just don't think they can beat trump so they want to find some way to take him out without having to beat him in the polls. manafort, he keeps on backing up manafort, but he doesn't want anything related to joe biden. you know, he says he supported ted cruz, but what issue is different than what ted cruz did? that's just a scam, a pretense to give him some credibility that he's a republican or a conservative. he mentioned his conduct and his character. what was wrong with his conduct and character since being in office? i would think you would go to the issues. what did he do that this man, sykes, disagrees with that he has him all siekd out about. >> charlie sykes. >> well, where do you want to start? as a conservative, when i was on the radio i probably had paul ryan on my show

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calvin coolidge signed an executive order creating teton national park. theas instrumental in creation of several dams. one of them is the dam outside of casper, wyoming. that's a big project. when you live in an in -- a windy, arid area, like central wyoming, having access to stored water instead of depending on rainfall is a big deal. brought toion farmers and ranchers allow them to produce crops and raise feed for the livestock. it would be called the kendrick project. they still refer to it as the kendrick project. backed legislation for arizona's boulder dam, now known as the hoover dam. he was elected to the senate in 1916 and served until 1933. he served for three full terms. helping getting teton national park and helping with these things that benefit ranchers even today, it leaves a lasting legacy. >> the c-span cities tour of sheridan, wyoming continues. the sheridan county museum to hear about the impacts call mining has had on the area. -- coal mining. -- coal mining has had on the area. >> it has its start in the past in sheridan and wyoming

when you look at the hiring system that we exist in, i mean, it dates back to calvin coolidge. that's really -- it's not quite as current as they had typewriters back then. we don't have type writers as much now. we try to work in the framework and i talked about the talent management system and working with the chief trying to design a system cognizant of a skill set that people bring to the table and measuring that to capture the right persons to your point. i'll mention that a degree is in psychology. i'm more concerned about the experience and skills brought to the table than the bs or ba. we have to be willing to look at that. we have to create an environment where people could leave the government and come back in easily. gain that private sector experience and come back to the government and bring it to bear. we have to create that flexibility. the last piece of it is we have to make salaries more comparable to what industry earns. and these are the aspects that we are looking at. it is about flexibility, using technology and it's about creating an environment where peop

calvin sykes was honored as national hourly associate of the year. hard to overcome cognitive and learning disabilities not only to succeed as a young adult but to leave an impact on everyone he meets. he has a lot of fans so excited for him chosen out of 16 other associates for perseverance and team spirit. he went to orlando, florida and will be honored at universal studios. you are our midnight hero. that is it for us from washington, i am shannon bream. it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag, man! i got your flag! it's geico easy. with licensed agents available 24/7. 49 - nothing! woo! no, just a sec. what would it look like if we listened more? could the right voice, the right set of words, bring us all just a little closer? get us to open up? even push us further? it could, if we took the time to listen. the most inspiring minds, the most compelling stories. download audible and listen fo

honda, bmw and volkswagen violated federal law on competition back in july, the companies agreed with calvinnd to abide by more stringent commission standards, and what the trump administration had proposed. governor gavin newsom directed this tweets. this is your go to these days. note fake signs will change the fact that california's vehicle emission standards will save americans billions, while preserving our air. stop threatening carmakers and trying to rollback our rules. >>> i'm jackie ward live at sfo. were hundreds of delays and cancellations are 14 a lot of people's travel plans. all because of construction on one of the major runways here. as of sunday night, according to sfo spokesperson, they said that 358 flights have been delayed. 137 have been canceled. construction on runway 28 the started over the weekend, will continue until september 27. that is to blame for all of the problems. crews are reconstructed the base layer of the runway where it intersects with two other runways. sfo says it is the busiest section of the runway at the airport it is showing signs of fatigue crack

pvh, calvin klein and tommy hilfiger, hostage. they will get hurt by the tariffs. the gigantic purchase of mad money friend of the show, manny churico, the two companies linked with ailing department stores like macy's, so his buy might be idle but i don't believe that idle insider bias nobody knows more about the company than manning no reason to buy it here had to move on the inside buy news hold it though, nvidia, named my dog after it, no, they did not name the company after my dog. nvidia, hostage, it needs this deal to close, and the chinese haven't checked off on it. if they do get melanox, it makes for the internet of reach out. yeah, hostage. what about semis like zylex, hostage because so many sales depend on china's a 5 g build out, they have told you they diversified away from huawei by the way, they're killing it with samsung, which is why that stock has been so strong most companies that did business with china haven't been able to get out of china with the speed of hasbro or rh. it's easier to move furniture manufacturing to another country than it i

p hb, owns calvin klein and tommy.on out out oe momentum stocks, technology, others that have done very well. into areas that haven't done so great so far this year. banking shares, also moving higher. as i said, francesca, a retailer for women clothing accessories, doing very well indeed, liz? liz: gerri, thank you very much. francesca's. new iphones, new ipads, new apple watch, what didn't apple reveal today? no mention of 5g the fifth generation of telecom, superfast, right? apple is waiting one more year to jump into the world of 5g, but with 5g, mia, missing in action, today's "countdown" closer says he has picks. now to prepare your portfolio for the next tech revolution. paul detreich with the names, 5g, mia names. what are they? >> companies undervalued, value stocks, going to be the biggest beneficiaries, will be the most disruptive technology of our lifetime. the national science foundation said this was the most important technological advance since the guttenberg printing press. liz: wow. >> 3g was blackber

income boats in 1980 were non calvin eyes. >>so they resting now homes built on slabs are built. >>after 1980 normally don't require retrofit when says if you're in an older home are fearful of possible earthquake damage to check out the state's brace in bold program which reimburses you for straightening your home up to $3,000. in oakland, michelle kingston and for news. >>and be sure to join us this saturday night at 7 o'clock for a one hour special on surviving the big want everything you need to know from understanding how early warning systems work, deciding what to put in your earthquake kit again that's saturday night at 7. 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at the embarcadero in the city and lawrence karnow is here and you're talking mid to late summer heat wave here we go i mean this is what we get. >>at this time are really get that here on in you get those offshore winds that air sinks is approaching the coastline. and we skies look at this and i shot over city of san francisco right now nice and clear as we've got a high pressure beginning to build in

>>income both prior to 1980 were non calvin eyes. so they >>resting now homes built on slabs are built after 1980 normally don't require retrofit when says if you're in an older home are fearful of possible earthquake damage to check out the state's brace in bold program which reimburses you for straightening your home up to $3,000 in oakland, michelle kingston and for news. >>and a reminder here be sure to join us saturday 07:00pm for our one-hour special on surviving the big one everything you need to know about understanding how early warning systems work to deciding what to put in earthquake hit so again check that out actually pam and ken and then daryn myself are splitting up that hour. john is part of it to talking a bit about whether weather >>lots of interesting stuff so make sure to tune in for that. yeah it was kind of fun talking about all those not so. >>excited to show it to the week speaking up the weather. we got. >>the fact a few clouds this morning lot more sunshine than not and today going to be a really comfortabl

can't get serious about climate change if you you are not serious about vehicle emissions first make calvin's leadership expertise and the presence of serious air pollution concerns in our state are among the reasons why congress granted our state the authority to combat our air pollution by setting our own standards for vehicle emissions, way back. >> however, every time the state sets a new pollution standard, must get permission from the u.s. environmental protection agency. >> we've been granted 100 waivers. never has one been rejected. >> and attempt to do this was advanced by the george w. bush administration, only to fail in court 12 years ago. to make epa has sometimes stalled, we've sometimes had to push, we once went to court. but we have never had a situation where there was suddenly a change of mind about what to do. >> the state says it intends to fight it. >> we are prepared to lead, we are prepared to fight, we will do what we must. >> this is a fight of a lifetime for us, we have to win this, and i believe we will. >> he's losing, and we are winning because we have the law, sc

the president's comments on the crisis, governor calvinism responded by telling him to out. >> look,t to survive, but thrive despite the headwinds, despite everything you're doing toyt try to put sad in the gears of our success. we'vesu got to find the areas where we are not performing and that's the issue of poverty, affordability, and homelessness and exploit those as a way of tearing down a new governing philosophy. >> tucker: a new governing philosophy. how is that working for you? he is certainly confident. if the citizens are not so lucky, they have to live with his policies. a business owner in the city of san francisco says he's thinking of abandoning san francisco after he was bitten twice by vagrants. he joins us tonight. thanks very much for coming on. it's hard to believe this is even real. this is like a dawn of the dead seen. you were bitten. tell us the circumstances. >> well, the last event, it was a guy who came in and we asked him to leave and he left and he came backk 15 minutes later to harass the employee and he hit somebody and it got really violent, some of the

also worth noting, pvh owns tommy hilfiger and calvin klein slachd the revenue forecasts so is this ahere's a bigger turn around ahead for the stock. karen, you pointed this out today. >> hopefully there is. $10 million is a lot also, it's a very significant increase in his position this was almost a 50% increase he now has $30 million worth of stock. so that is really significant. stock's obviously up a lot if you look at where it's traded, if you look at the pe of this stock, even though they guided it a little lower, the expectations were so far below that that that was actually kind of a big beat and here with the pe in the high -- high single digits, it's well below its historical average if you didn't know any of this other stuff, the stock here, i don't think, is particularly expensive. >> does this attract -- >> yeah. i love driving into dangerous, you know, ugly situations. >> really? >> what has the trade war meant for them in terms of their -- >> uncertainty. >> right. >> uncertainty it has priced in uncertainty already and, you know, they have a lot of exposure in departme

moines register decided that this kid had to be destroyed so they dispatched a reporter called aaron calvinprofile of king that highlighted the two ancient tweets. then he went to anheuser-busch totality on king. well immediately the beer company announced it would drop all association with carson king. and by the way, the offensive tweets were shows taken from the television show to btosh 0. anheuser-busch is a major advertiser. in other words, this huge company is happy to crush you for quoting products they fund the creation of. if that doesn't make your head spin, then nothing will. in a bizarre statement posted to twitter meanwhile the des moines register's executive editor carroll hunter said the paper's behavior was part of we are quoting a routine background check. is this some guy raising money for a children's hospital in a viral video needed a background check from a failing souped newspaper staffed by failing losers which are the people who work there, by the way. this is common now. reporters trolling a person's entire life history for excuses to destroy him. that is standard p

it reminds me, and calvin mentioned earlier, it seems like $10 is this ongoing thing.dan you might have been there, i know josh was around when the mayor's office of economic development said the most we can build -- or that we could justify a fee was a $4 a square foot. i think that advanced level got up to 10-11. supervisor daily, at that time, sat down with developers and i think he had a little inside information to move some assumptions around. he said it would about $25 per square foot. when they didn't jump back, he called back to the community and said, well, i think we've got a deal. i think it tells the story that these feasibility studies always say the same thing. what we have to do is look at the reality of what has happened in the past. according to the study, at least one of every three new workers in the office development cannot afford rocket rate housing. at least. what supervisor haney has come up with, setting a b at one third of the nexus seems like a reasonable approach. it is in line with the other fees that we have. i think one of the things tha

>>income prior to 1980 were non calvin eyes. so they >>resting now homes built on slabs are built after 1980 normally don't require retrofit when says if you're in an older home are fearful of possible earthquake damage to check out the states braced and bolted program which reimburses you for straightening your home up to $3,000 in oakland, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>be sure to join us this saturday at 7 o'clock for a one hour special on surviving the big one a lot everything you need to know from understanding how early warning systems are working to deciding. what you should put in your earthquake kit check it out. >>ok now let's talk to robin because she's been following a problem in the east bay on the roads that you may need to know about this was a like a helicopter landing on the roadway on vasco and you know fast those usually a short cut for people traveling between contra costa and alameda county, but it's completely close right now. there was an accident involving a motorcyclist and some other vehicles that hap

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calvin: on the ground, there is people expecting the worst.ing for the worst as well. toy're building up inventory prepare for the worst. the worst is that the tariffs will come in. the chinese government has been trying to boost the local economy. at note looking proactively pumping into much credit and they do not want to repeat of what happened in 2013. there was too much credit and the property market built up into intolerable levels. rishaad: where do we go from here? whose fault is it? deal?e cannot get a i do not think it is anyone's fault. a lack of empathy on the part of both parties. this will ratchet up the tension. it is part of the u.s. administration's move, to put ahead ofon the chinese the october celebration. you do not bring the other thing in the picture and say it is a package deal. haslinda: given the current landscape, you are underweight stocks. why? it has really gone up a notch. if you look at devaluations, it is not as attractive as before. you have all of these uncertainties coming in. if the tariffs come in october

take a look at comics calvin cade number six.ere we have wonder woman again, pushing the express wagon and she is accompanied by her friends, the golden age, 1940s versions, of green lantern and the flash. how many people have seen the latest live-action flash tv show? all right. and the flash with the hat, we used to call him the flash with the hat, when we were kids. he was the flash of the golden age, the 1940s. and i always used to wonder, how can he run so fast without losing his hat? especially on a windy day, with the wind generated by him running so fast, but he could do it, because he is the flash. see? and the green lantern, i always wondered, with all the different colors in his costume, the purple cape, the red shirt, the red and yellow striped boots, why did he call himself the green lantern? he could've picked a bunch of different colors. well, because the ring was green and the lantern was green. okay. like superman and batman and robin, wonder woman kept her basic appearance from the golden age to present, so she

right so let's now speak to international affairs analyst and principal of aussie communications calvin doc as you can see he also joins us live from washington d.c. good to have you with us on the program as an official was pointing out that bolton was always a strange choice wasn't he the trump we know that bolton is hawkish especially when it comes to foreign policy you know of course that donald trump was doing his best to extricate people u.s. troops from any sort of international conflicts why was he appointed in the 1st place. well i think part of the reason was donald trump has made it very clear that one of the things he thinks is a mark of success is how you're able to come across on television now john bolton is not liked by a lot of people and i think that's probably what john bolton would say is one of his biggest accomplishments but he was definitely outspoken on conservative media and i think that donald trump thought if he brought him in he would be able to help trump carry out his foreign policy objectives while carrying that same outspokenness and kind of i don't care