the cantor family lives next to robert. ivan 3 to our new. 80 year old ivan cantor is the oldest employ yet amazon's hebrew and warehouse he and his wife law reign work to top up their pensions and they say to have a better life personally i need a home base ah. but. that the ferment i don't like to get out travel to and this gets a free opportunity to do that. more financial security but you have to hit the road to get it perhaps not everyone's dream but it seems to work for something. a lot of criticism about amazon and concern about what the growing online troop industry will mean for work environments in the united states but one thing seems to be clear though the work tempers in kentucky one helping with the lifestyle a job. well my camper van is parked outside and that's it from the other g.w. business team thank you so much for watching. fake hair and real story. where i come from a lot of women like me have fake hair sometimes the hair style takes up to 200 that's a lot of time that needs to be filled so people at t

the cantor family lives next to robert reich. for ivan 3 to our new. 80 year old ivan cantor is the oldest employee at amazon's hebrew old warehouse he and his wife law rain work to top up their pensions and they say to have a better life personally i need a home base ah but. that the for me i don't like to get out. and this carefree opportunity to do that. more financial security but you have to hit the road to get it perhaps not everyone's dream but it seems to work for some. in a lot of criticism about amazon and concern about the growing online tree industry would mean for work environments in the united states but one thing seems to be clear that the work campers in kentucky applied to nothing but the lifestyle they chose. it could be a unique place to explore the universe from a wide offering jobs to locals but plans to build a giant telescope of how wise tallest mountain have met with fierce resistance from protest us and they to say the place is sacred. trouble in paradise the construction of the 30 meter telescope on the

and now, i will introduce brynna cantor. [applause] >> good afternoon.ere involved in the long process of the design of this building. it's just incredible that we're going to see more family and senior housing here, which is really important to keep our city diverse. we certainly need more of them. it also includes a child care facility, so that's why i have my daughter here, simone, who has become a conoisseur of all the child care facilities in the city. since this center is going to have a playground, i think she's going to want to check that out, right, simone? >> mm-hmm. >> thanks to the mayor's office of housing and all the great inclusive bidding that we had during this process, and of course, john stewart's wonderful team, including us along every step of the way. had countless meetings. our supervisor, aaron peskin, and the previous supervisor, julie christiansen, who really got the project going for us. again, just really impressed with the outreach from the community stages of the project. the team reacted to community concerns along the way

the cantor family lives next to robert. over ivan 3 to our new. 80 year old ivan cantor is the oldest employ yet amazon's hebrew and warehouse he and his wife laurene burke to top up their pensions and they say to have a better life. personally i need a home base ah but. that doesn't mean i don't like to get out. and this gets the staff are tentative to do that and. more financial security but you have to hit the road to get it perhaps not everyone's dream but it seems to work for something. a lot of criticism of on amazon and concern about what the growing offline trade industry would mean for work environments of the united states but one thing seems to be clear though the work tempers in kentucky quite happy with the lifestyle they chose. finally the u.s. ambassador to germany richard grenell is lord of president dollar trial but now he's showing his true colors literally on saturday one and will be celebrating christopher's free day as the gay pride parade is scored here i mean all of the events the rebel flag of gay pr

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cantor did, miss taylor did, and i want to say they made it a better project. this neighborhood involvement made this a better project. let me say a few words about what my mayor said, and it is the history of the embarcadero freeway which was, by all accounts, a terrible urban planning mistake. and then, in 1989, after the loma prieta earthquake, we had a mayor who had the coura

cantor ignored my request for a light well.nclusion -- the thoroughly documented and proper procedures and misrepresentations to city staff, and neighbors, the massive size of the proposed houses and inappropriate design, for example the faÇade of house number 27 with its commercial glass canopy, demonstrate little consideration for the neighbors. please deny this bond as a request to go forward with these plans. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is josiah clark. i wanted to thank you all for being here. your patients on ability to focus after so many hours of this every day. i have lived at 1628 lake street my whole life. our house was built to in 1896. it shares a backyard property line with lot 21. i oppose this project because both of these proposed houses are out of scale with houses on the block and significantly reduce the mid block open space shared with homes on 17th and 18th avenue and on lake street. the open space would be entirely removed. according to the proposed plans removing a wall of s

in a patient he thought lead both go well and karen rest stalky cantore residents who grew up in this town along the ganges to develop an idea that is today a successful and sustainable business model. help us green works towards upcycling temple waste its most successful ventures so far has been flour recycling. the conversion of used flowers collected from temples into charcoal and chemical free agora bodies. when we started no one believed in us beyond everything because they knew that this 15 years old in your un that started about when you commune do something something and then you go away and we lose our contact with an organ movement operation and make them believe it was a hard task but the river once we showed them the actual product and the actual impact that we're making then they believe that something they are obviously going . around the industrial town of can pour in protest again g.'s the most revered of rivers in india is at its dirtiest going by conservative estimates about $8000000.00 tons of flowers a dumped into the river every year. flowers are thought to be com

cantor did, miss taylor did, and i want to say they made it a better project. this neighborhood involvement made this a better project. let me say a few words about what my mayor said, and it is the history of the embarcadero freeway which was, by all accounts, a terrible urban planning mistake. and then, in 1989, after the loma prieta earthquake, we had a mayor who had the courage to rip that thing down. and by the time then-state senator quentin kopp transferred the property to the city for one american dollar, willie brown was mayor. and there was a little neighborhood fight about what we were going to do with those parcels. one was going to be a police station, one was going to be a butterfly museum, one was going to be affordable housing. i am pleased to say that today, they are all affordable housing for the city and county of san francisco. that is remarkable. [applause] >> supervisor peskin: now, it is true that i wanted this site, even though my friends at the barbary coast neighbors disagreed, i wanted this to be a temporary navigation site. but the m

and if you newspapers one official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many cantors and their problems are always the same core to the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. go up should work on the 4th to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see them live through folds who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is johnny carson i work. business news live from berlin and germany tightened its laws on migration and asylum one that aims to make it easier to deport more failed asylum seekers now many fear that their time will soon be up and that they will be forced to leave but why do so many deportation spam. also coming up tensions rise again in hong kong as more than 40 anti-government protesters appear in court charged with rioting after demonstrations over the weekend.

russia continued to support our and my question to mr cantor is. is italy going to address this kind of situation this kind of threat when we are talking about 8000 refugees. well we've discussed this question today actually and we've talked about that in the vatican as well and i have. touched on this topic or with mr president and the council of ministers to. this has been discussed many occasions really. but the thing i would like to say 1st is. that as for what russia needs to do or what it will do or won't do and to discuss that but it's also important to recall how it all started or do you remember. destroyed libya as a state as far as i remember it was a nato decision but it was european aircraft that bombed libya this is what you see right now is the result of that there is no longer a cohesive and stable state in libya what we see you scales and. fights between different militarized groups and i don't think that russia needs to be the main contributor to the resolution of this conflict let's ask those who created the problem we want to tac

few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked at all the streets of many cantors and their problems are all the same 14 source inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans on seeing the microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. name is jenny paris and i work at the dollars and. the world is getting worse and worse foreigners could just refuse a lot of problems. the global $3000.00 talks would seem of british researchers to take a more optimistic view. while it is not always a good point but it's much much better than it was. just the roof really getting better. a global $3000.00 special reports. starts august 19th on g.w. . it's been a big day for big tech and it's come up with even begun numbers google power and alphabet crushes expectations and triples its profits in the 2nd quarter i was on the house deliver growth to. taking this gig economy to the next level workers are now living in compounds next to that temporary jobs and actually enjoy the lifestyle. when in

james alex fields jr was attending a whites nationalist rally in charlottesville when he attacked cantor protesters 2 years ago killing one of them last month he was sentenced to life in prison on federal hates charges. president donald trump has signed an executive order restricting what products can be classed as american maids she pretends he has more from washington d.c. . for the 3rd year in a row don't trump announced a made in america day in fact this is now made in america week and he signed an executive order making that designation far more stringent aluminum and steel needs to be 95 percent made in america to be called american other products need to be 75 percent made in america the previous target was 50 percent to be made in america i'm told from touted the rise of manufacturing jobs that has occurred over the last several years and you know when i took office i was told by the previous administration that manufacturing jobs would be disappearing there was no way they said you need a miracle right you did america well we have a miracle because we were up 600000 manufacturin

we have got the weath channel jim cantore on what the area can expect. >> reporter: we got a little test on wednesday with about 6 to 10 inches of rain that flood the city in spots. that overwhelms the pump can handle a inch one hour and we got three inches per hour and overwhelmed everything. the good news the pumps are ú=)q supposed to do. if we will get into a situatith at type of rainfall rate comes ed again that is worrisome. they are not us to dealing with a river at 16 1/2 feet. usually this time of the year it's 6to 8 feet. some parts of the city are actually 30 foot lower than the top of that forecast of the river. scary thing. the army corps of engineers has assured the levees will hold and pump will work be working and not flood the system. this i a system that is sheared and not strengthen rapidly but the rain and rainfall rates that will be the problem. because there are area protected by levees, parishes are under be mandatory evacuations as of yesterday. >>> after weeks of battling the cots and his critics, president trump has abandoned his efforts to adding citizenship qu

softbank working with goldman sachs and cantor fitzgerald to raise money and support. are the top global tech stories we are watching. shery: more trouble for big tex. as we told you earlier, the u.s. justice department is investigating whether technology giants such as facebook, amazon, alphabet are harming competition. techtening the scrutiny on companies in washington. ben covers the tech lobby in washington. how was this a change from how washington has been approaching tech antitrust so far? ben: there have been a series of probes big tech is already facing. the federal trade commission, which has some antitrust authority, is also doing its own broad task force. there is that but also doj and ftc have split up specific company probes. doj is looking at google and apple. ftc is looking at facebook and amazon. you are showing footage now from the house antitrust probe. the companies faced those. what is most interesting here and what it means for facebook and amazon. they thought they were under the authority of the ftc. it is a question for them, are they facing a

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office by a lot of folks who were again sort of agitating for this party purity, but boehner and erik cantor, his deputy run out of office by the tea party, both would say to me looking back, you know, all of these policy arguments, all of this ideological warfare, it was sort of happening up here, but below the surface there was this churning cultural thing that was happening that was driving so much of this, and it was really hard to put your finger on what it was, and then donald trump came along and he exploited it, he weaponized it in a way that nobody thought was possible. >> tim alberta, stick around if you would, because we have many more questions from you, including some juicy tidbits, our conversation with the author of american carnage continues after the break. with psoriatic s pain was so frustrating. my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are getting real relief with cosentyx. it'

army combat veteran jason cantor was a rising star in the democratic party running for mayor of kansasd out of the race to seek help for post traumatic stress. he spoke to cnn about his journey to get help from a nonprofit run by cnn hero chris stout. >> my first message to people is, if you think something might be wrong, something is wrong and you should get help. i went to the v.a. and they gave me a lot of paperwork. i looked at it and said i'm not really sure i know how to navigate this process. >> even you. >> yeah. and i'm in a decent spot to figure that sort of thing out. i went to an organization in my town of kansas city called veterans community project. they helped me navigate the process. they serve all vets. anybody who falls through the cracks they have a village of tiny houses. they have effectively eradicated veterans' homelessness in kansas city and i am excited to lead the national expansion of the organization. it's a new mission. [alarm beeping] {tires screeching} {truck honking} (avo) life doesn't give you many second chances. but a subaru can. (dad) you guys ok?

eric cantor said this to me.nd he said to me afterwards romney's out here talking to all these rural republicans about the death tax. none of these people qualify for the death tax. does he not realize that? so trump can and i were trying to get into this conversation about populism. i was describing paul ryan's role in getting his legislative agenda passed, at least parts of his legislative agenda passed. and i described him as an ally of the president's. you must appreciate the fact that after he basically called you a racist and spent two years publicly and privately saying that you were immoral and unethical and unfit for office that he became this staunch ally in helping you pass your agenda. >> and he said -- and this was before ryan gave me his interview where he sort of lit into the president. we covered a pretty wide gamut of things. but i think what's most striking is that whatever you think about donald trump, love the president or hate him, he was incredibly prescient in identifying in what happened i

softbank is working with goldman sachs and cantor fitzgerald to raise money and support.y nissan is to cut thousands of jobs around the world. kyoto news says that would more than double the amount of dismissals in may. the cuts would push the losses past 50,000. stephen engle has been watching this. unique and well-publicized problems. there seems to be an industrywide malaise, doesn't there? decades of blistering growth in china, the chinese market showing consistent weakness. itsu.s. market hitting peak. europe in a downward spiral. also, the confluence of technology in the auto industry. who are going to be the survivors as the industries merge? lots of pressures on carmakers to consolidate or perhaps even die. there are job cuts. ford had 12,000 on june 27. ford back in may had another 7000. 10,000 job cuts. more than doubling the cuts by nissan on may 15. it is pretty much a perfect storm for nissan. have the ramifications of the carlos ghosn saga and the simmering if not bubbling a rift with rental. -- renault. there are all kinds of problems. the ceo said nissan h

cantor fitzgerald says you've got to go into the dollar. that was the right play, certainly if you went in yesterday. john, alan, luke, thank you so much. looking at a dow jones industrials down 241 but remember, we had been down 478 points. those markets did hit session lows, not only after the 25 basis point rate cut announcement by the fed, but it was more during that q & a with the financial press, and the fed of course also halting its balance sheet unwind two months early. it was supposed to end at the end of september. jay powell and company say let's quit it now, because that is in its own way a stimulative move. look at the dow move here, when we started to tank. this was just after the q & a began. the major averages, you can cycle through, they all look the same, we do have some of the major averages still up a couple of points since last month's fed announcement that rates would remain unchanged. but he did make that sort of harbinger of today's cut. to edward lawrence, who was in the room during that q & a. he's just come befor

buy capital is in talks to an exclusive stake in cantor research market, valued at $4 billion.he -- deutschegiant's bank talked with regulators about lowering its capital push as a way to restructure. they have spoken with their german regulator and the ecb. they are considering whether to cut up to 20,000 jobs. that is the bloomberg business flash. on: she changed the debate global wall street yesterday, publishing an article on the cardboard boxes at deutsche bank and the beers being taken up lunch, the emptiness, made more with severalng exiting to bank of america. >> it is moving in real time and it seems like every day and week we see exits out of deutsche bank. tom: what is the urgency getting this done in july? what is the urgency? waynd is very urgent but probably will not hear about it. tom: why? >> everybody is on vacation in the u.s. and it takes a while to get headcount reductions in order. francine: let me jump in when i comes to capital raising, you and deutsche bank discovering -- discovering this lower buffer rate with regulators. investorsay we saw reacting pos

bain capital agreed to by 60% of cantor, valued at $4 billion.e debt. francine: tropical storm barry barreling down toward louisiana and could hit the coastline by the weekend. are at a seven-week high. joining us is alice longley. -- alex longley. if you a great function hurr, you can track the hurricanes hitting the coastline . 70% of lng capacity is at risk. alex: lng is one side of it. we have seen 50% of the gulf of mexico production shut. 50% of oil production is shut in as well and a soft commodities element. overs as it winds its way the south coast of the u.s. will be hit, and this will be an impact. offshore impact is now in the next is the cost of refining over the gulf of mexico. things --when it hits alex: tomorrow we will see it hit the coastline and that is when we will see the impact on refining. we have already heard of some refineries starting to evacuate and undergo emergency evacuations. tom: i understand the rivers are to senator we talked rounds yesterday of south dakota and the miserable weather. i don't want to make light

. >> un burro cantor. >> quÉ lindo. >> canta como el burro. >> dale (risas) >> ya ♪ solo tylenol® rapidrto, tenemos mÁs detalles (hablan al unÍsono) . >> me saliÓ muy americano. >> ahora sÍ, bienvenidos familia, buenos dÍas! >> buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. >> hoy miÉrcoles 31 de julio de 2019, avanzamos con la tercera hora del estoy con este Ánimo y cariÑo para todos ustedes. >> no estamos en nada. >> hoy es miÉrcoles ombligo de semana, final de mes, prÓximamente comienzan las clases estÁ la cosa buena. >> ya estoy para el 14 de febrero ya estoy lista. >> se ha ido volando el aÑo. >> pero bueno nos da mucho gusto que nos acompaÑen, tenemos mucho mÁs mas adelante, pero es momento de pasar con las noticias con muchas muy saludables querida paulina. >> asÍ querida chiquibaby asi que vamos con las noticias. ♪ ♪ >> escuche esto, surgen nuevas pistas biolÓgicas que podrÍan explicar por quÉ las mujeres somos mÁs propensas que los hombres a tener alzheimer, en estados unidos dos tercios de los pacientes de alzheimer son mujeres, los expertos dicen que es no solo porque las mujeres vivimos mÁs y