as supervisor peskin said, i am the carlin in carlin, carlin and carlin. i want to orient you. we deliver drinking water to 2.7 million customers every day. all the san francisco residences and businesses and we have 27 wholesale customers throughout the bay area. it is not just about san francisco. it is the entire service area that we serve. one of the things that comes up is how much water do our customers use. this is a graphic showing what s.f. customers currently use which is about 42 gallons per person per day. that is the lowest in the state. compared to our service area it is about $59 million per day. the average is 84. and the southern california average is 89 and those numbers are averages. there are higher and lower places in southern california. under the plan, if we have to go to receipt -- extreme rationing to 64%, our customers would be limited to 15 gallons per person per day. i am just trying to put this in perspective as we go through this. to orient you to the bay delta, it includes the sacramento river his and what we are talking about is tributaries to th

george carlin famously did a routine of the dirty words you can't say over the air. he said it over the air and the fcc sued the station. it was one of your early cases. you ruled in the majority that political speech is different from comedic speech. if you're making political speech, you can use a lot of bad language, and your end up with the same case where somebody said "f the draft," or something like that, but that comedic speech for george carlin is at a different level of protected. hon. stevens: one of the problems with that case is the broadcast was aired at a time that was available to children. that seemed to me to justify the particular rule that they applied in that case. frank: you would still hold that today? hon. stevens: i suppose so. the whole attitude toward indecent speech has become much more tolerant. maybe it is not that big a deal anymore. we had a later case involving a related issue to that particular one in which i came out the other way. frank: that is the other thing i wanted to talk to you about. you have had so much work and some of th

many thanks to former assistant attorney general john carlin.author of the new book "dawn of the code war." look behind the president shall campaign of -- this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is balance of power. brazilis election day in with a former army captain widely expected to win. as we try to learn more about who that man is, bloomberg businessweek has found some interesting things. take us through those things, we welcome our sao paulo bureau chief. take us through. some photographs of his sons basically. >> i was chatting with the reporters who went to the cabinet and they said this is not the typical cap debt that you have in the office. it is very personal. he has all of these gun replicas on the walls, nra signs, pro-life. david: nra sounds like our nra. >> also something about the second amendment which is not an issue you hear about a lot in brazil. david: to be clear, this is his son who is himself a legislator. >> that's right. andas been reelected now, they are all very close. three sons that are all politicians and his office is r

carlin on the item. thank you, mr. carlin. deputy general manager. the answer is yes. we derm it. >> is that your vote. it is moved and seconded? is that right. any public comment? public comment is closed. all those in favor? opposed. the motion carries. will you please read the items in closed session. >> item 21. existing claim jackson versus city and county of san francisco 22 existing insurance company limited versus city and county of san francisco. 23 existing claim, city and county of san francisco. >> i would like to call call for public comment any public comment on 19? public comment is closed. we will move to closed session. >> we have a fun, i. >> a hi, i'm karen fry a project manager and sfpuc and the bureau of environmental management honestly i've not considered a public sector job i realized this was an opportunity to work on large capital projects from san francisco all the way to our hetch hetchy and the yosemite national park i work with engineers and city attorneys and scheduled and we all work tom nolan e together on the project. >> the excavation

our waters we are sowing gorge with plastic in our oceans are reminds me of the late great george carlin new ones joke maybe plastic could be the only reason the earth allowed us to be spawned from it in the first place it wanted plastic birds self didn't know how to make it needed us could be the answer to our age old egocentric philosophical question why are we here plastic but fantastic carlin musings aside the ocean plastic crisis is very important to our survival which is why watching the hawks own tabitha wallace ventured out west to san francisco harbor to witness the launching of a new invention that just might save the oceans in spite of our very plastic ways. at the age of sixteen plain flat was on vacation increase so must give a diving he noticed something interesting about our oceans it was full of plastic lots and lots of plastic and it was on that day that he decided he wanted to do something about it. and on september eighth in san francisco bay california defied the critics and the naysayers who told him it couldn't be done every sufficiently novel technology has always

carlin on the item. thank you, mr. carlin. deputy general manager. the answer is yes. we derm it. >> is that your vote. it is moved and seconded? is that right. any public comment? public comment is closed. all those in favor? opposed. the motion carries. will you please read the items in closed session. >> item 21. existing claim jackson versus city and county of san francisco 22 existing insurance company limited versus city and county of san francisco. 23 existing claim, city and county of san francisco. >> i would like to call call for public comment any public comment on 19? public comment is closed. we will move to closed session. >> we have a fun, i >> good morning, everybody. thank you so much for everyone being out here today. of course, the jug shop for welcoming us to this extraordinary celebration that really speaks to a community partnerships and the success of our invested neighborhoods programs and neighborhood economic development here in san francisco. we're very happy to have everyone here with us today. and to kick us off with this commemoration of o

couple of weeks for which i would like to thank general manager harlin kelly and his staff michael carlin and juliet ellis, as well as my staff, to resolve these outstanding issues. over the past week i've had an opportunity to discuss these issues with former secretary of the interior bruce babette, who has been mediating this matter between many of the parties, as well as i understand that governor brown has also weighed in with his desire to ensure the state water board takes decisive action at their november 7th meeting. to that end, the critical changes in the version now before you, colleagues, are reflected in the first resolved clause at page 3, line 16, which i'll read into the record. and i've given you all redline copies, as well as clean copies, but this is the meat of the matter. and that is resolved that the san francisco board of supervisors urges the state water board to act at its november 7, 2018, meeting to adopt the current proposed update to the 2006 water quality control plan and further urges the state water board to allow sfpuc, other water agencies, and environmen

. >>> plus, former assistant attorney general john carlin tells us about his new book, dawn of the codetails the fight to protect america from cybersecurity threats. >>> and in its reporter's notebook, john dickerson looks back on his high school years and the teacher who helped him find his voice. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching, i'm hena doba. have a great day. i'm hena doba. have a great day. i'm kenny choi. >>> hello, friday as we take a live look from our "salesforce tower" camera. the weekend is almost here as countdown begins and the weather gods are cooperating. um, it's warming up for this weekend. it is friday, october 12th. we are happy about that. thanks for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to mary and jaclyn. friday our favorite day of the week. >> yay! >> "fri-yay"! >> that's it this morning. >> 2:30 in the morning she texted happy friday! >> so excited about it. yeah, you know, i was thinking about the weekend on monday morning. ha ha! it was so nice to have nice weather, too, warm conditi

the former head of the justice lepartment's national security division, john carlin, said russia is spendinglions to undermine american democracy. >> we're under attack now, and our elections are at risk. there's no way this is taking place without the knowledge of putin himself. >> reporter: through the use of fake american online personas, they focused on divisive topics like immigration, gun control, race relations, and the n.f.l. national anthem debate. one pro-trump facebook account under the fake persona of "bertha malone" posted this image of president obama, saying he created $3 billion worth of new regulations, while president trump wiped away $22 billion worth of regulations. that same account posted this anti-illegal immigration message arguing that deporting illegal immigrants saves americans money. "deport them all," it said. this operation was very similar to the russians' interference in the 2016 presidential election, something that president trump has been reluctant to acknowledge. his national security adviser, john bolton, will travel to moscow tomorrow, and russian interf

my name is alexander carlin. i'm happy to be here with you today to talk about my experiences through the program's offered by the national council and how they have drastically impacted and improved my career prospects. starting off as a freshman at northeastern university i had never been involved in a model program before. and quickly found my place in that sphere, in the international relations sphere through my work with the national council participating in the model arab league program. the experiences they gave me have been absolutely incredible. starting with of course my freshman year, being involved in the writing of legislation, participating in the competitions with other hard working, smart individuals representing different countries around the arab area, and the meaner region has been truly instrumental. i credit those formative days working on legislation, writing draft proposals, researching heavily on how states interact in the foreign sphere with my success in obtaining an internship with repr

immunologist for their work on therapies to combat cancer announcing its decision a short while ago the carlin scott institute in stockholm said the prize would be shared by japan joe and james alison of the us allison studied a protein that functions as a break on the immune system while discovery of a protein on immune cells led to effective treatments in the fight against cancer. and derek williams from science is with us to tell us more about this decision hi derek did this come as a surprise to you actually kind of did because well first of all my predictions are never correct the first place but this was in my opinion this is still very early days in this technology so the technology of treating cancer the way that it can be used to treat cancer hasn't been around for all of that long a time and so it did kind of taken by surprise they certainly weren't in the front runners when you were reading the pundits online before ok so tell us about why their work is significant it is is it. significant work because. kidd the way that we treat cancer up until now we've we've we've basically had t

reveal details to the world in his words the naked truth a few hours ago his spokesperson ibrahim carlin reiterating that the president will not be hiding any details but the question is how much evidence will or the gun put on the table and the arrival of the cia chief to istanbul coinciding with that speech and trumps words really we have to bear in mind trumps words that we will know more in the next day or two so will these meetings with the cia official in any way delay announcement of more details what is very clear is what turkey believes happened inside that consulate when she entered that building he was killed by a group of fifteen saudi men who came to istanbul on a mission and it was premeditated murder it was planned and they also believe that that muhammad bin salmen the crown prince of saudi arabia who actually runs the country had a hand there had a role and in their leaks in the videos that they have shared with the world they showed that connection that one of the men on the team for example is a personal bodyguard he's a part of part of mohamed bin so men security deta

the former head of the justice department's national security division john carlin said russia is spendinglions to undermine american democracy. >> we're under attack now. and our elections are at risk. there's no way this is taking place without the knowledge of putin himself. >> reporter: through the use of fake american online person as, they focused on divisive topics like immigration, gun control, race relations, and the nfl national anthem debate. one pro trump facebook account under the fake persona of bertha malone posted this image of president obama saying he created $3 billion worth of new regulations while president trump wiped away $22 billion worth of regulations. that same account posted this anti-illegal immigration message arguing that deporting illegal immigrants saves americans money. deport them all, it said. >>> this operation was very similar to the russian's interference in the 2016 presidential election, something president trump is reluctant to acknowledge. john bolton will [stomach gurgles] ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea...

kennedy: on this day in 1975 "saturday night live" debuted with george carlin as host.k then it was actually a comedy show. nowadays you laugh harder at million dollar baby. this is the "topical storm." we begin tonight in yonkers, new york where a rescue dog gave his owner a big assist. his owners saw him have a dish. they tried to keep kobe, but he never passed. his video racked up 2 million hits. some say he should play college basketball. he's used to making deals under the table. topic number two. princess eugenie. she is getting married in london saturday and i think i speak for every american when i say who the heck is princess eu gerks nie. plenty of royals will be in attendance. most of of them are baseball players from kansas city. but they will be eating dinner with burger king, dairy queen and the deejay will be playing lots of prince. and the hangover brunch will feature the military dignitaries of our time, captain crunch. princess eu gerks nie is 9th in line for the throne. she just sold the rights to her wedding. at least we know what they will do with t

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john carlin help bring the first charges against chinese hackers.d war." he served as assistant attorney general in the obama administratio administration. >> it's been one of the first time we oversaw the puppet masters from china who is running intelligence officers and stealing secrets. they cleverly got him to leave china. they almost never leave china, into a third country where he was subject to arrest. and this new strategy is not just bringing charges of name and shame and lay out of the theft happen against intellectual property but it's that people face real consequences including jail cells. >> so there's intellectual property theft, there's meddling in elections. give us a sense of the smorgasbord of threats here. >> one of the reasons i wrote the book is that there are so many instances that people think are science fiction. chinese espionage has driven companies into bankruptcy costing real jobs inside america and most troubling is that the next time we get into a military conflict our very fighter jets with our research and developmen

joining the likes of bill murray and eddie murray, george carlin and many other comedy legends.we talked to the guy who was a huge part of it. jerry seinfeld explained what made julia so special. >> magic. magic happens or it doesn't happen. e trick is to know it when you see it. you can't make it. when you see it, you have to go, that's it. that's it.at girl. that's the one. >> how are you? >> good thank you. >> what is about it this area that made you a comedienne? >> i don't know that growing up in this area made me a comedienne but it certainly informed a lot of the work i've done over the last seven years. so yeah. growing up inside the beltway was very useful for veep. >> america doesn't just love you. she is in love with you. >> the scary thing is, people are like, i see that in my work place. oh, please don't say that out loud. let's keep it to yourself. >> who was that person who really inspired y to go for it and to chase that dream some. >> that would be my, the teacher that inspire me at holton was a wonderful even thor, actually two of them. marty coin who was my ge

we asked you for questions for the panel and we got us on twitter from troy carline who tweets, doesresident trump really think kanye west will help him gain support from the african-american vote? how do you answer troy? why do you think the president invited reporters and cameras and to see him with kanye west? >> i think it's simple but he he does think it will help him with african-american voters. i think that trump, and his core really understands the power of a televised moment. he understands the power of doing something that's a little offbeat.this was certainly offbeat. it's been covered widely. i do think he looks at someone like kanye and things, if he's with me, maybe i can get more support among african-american voters but i do think he makes that connection. having covered a lot of politicians with celebrity endorsers, i can safely say that really doesn't have as much an effect as the white house thinks they do. >>chris: president trump says he gets substantially more support from african-americans the most republicans have gotten over the years. but the numbers don't

imagine what george carlin would be saying today about things, may he rest in peace. look, with pc i think what matters more than what you say is what you do. that's always been the contradiction is that people say all the same things and i'll call you african-american but i don't work for equality and social justice. it doesn't matter what i call you. her test is going to be there, don. you remember the one time she said i don't get confused or whatever it was because it was the only time. and even at the al smith dinner tonight she didn't make any jokes about trump. and that's something she's going to have to answer for at some point. >> well, i think now what we're going to see, i think she was very smart and very strategic about how she navigated the trump administration because she is i think the only one so far who's come out unscathed and i think she may come out looking better than when she went in. >> her numbers are very good. >> she definitely built her resume, built up her resume. now she has experience -- >> big credential. >> big huge credential. and i t

we ask you for questions for the panel and we got this on twitter from troy carline who tweets does trumpeally think kanye west will help him gain support from the african-american vote? how do you answer troy? why do you think the president invited reporters and cameras in to see him with kanye west? >> i think it's pretty simple, the president does think this will help them with african-american voters, whether it actually does or not is a different question. i think that trump at his core is someone who really understands the power of a televised moment. he understands the power of doing something that's a little offbeat. this was certainly offbeat. it was covered widely and again, i do think that he looks at someone like kanye and things if kanye's with me, maybe i can get more support. but actually do think he makes a connection but having covered a lot of politicians with a lot of celebrity endorsers, i think i can safely say that that really doesn't have as much of an effect on the campaign or white house things that they do. >> chris: president trump says that he could substantial

i believe we have oewd also carline grobe. >> good afternoon, supervisors. again, project manager at office the economic and workforce development. as shared by the supervisor tang, i believe she's staffing the mayor so she won't join us for this hearing. the item before you today is an ordinance introduced by mayor breed to amend the housing ordinance, section 415.3b of the planning code. the ordinance modifies the date by which a grandfathered project must obtain a site in order to include the rates. as you may know, in june of 2016, voters passed prop c, which allowed the city to increase rates on private development. the board of supervisors amended ordinance for application prior to january 12th of 2016, to grant fathegrandfather their rae them until december 7th of 2018 to secure their site permit. the biggest issue with that is that not all-pro jets wer all pd at the same time. creating a ability to reach this key milestone. while many projects grandfathered have been able to secure their site permit, there's still 34 projects that have yet to secure

joining us former prosecutor paul butler and john carlin former chief of staff and senior counsel toorney general for the doj's national security division. his new book, "dawn of the code war, america's battle against russia, china and the rising global cyber threat" is one that only one of us here has finished reading, matt miller. we're going to talk about it in a minute. manafort's sentencing, any significance to it being so far out? >> again, mueller is a cold-blooded relentless prosecutor, so basically he made -- >> cold-blooded in all the good ways? >> in all the good ways he made this deal with manafort. he said, look, you're looking at 20 years in prison. you're 70 years old, so your choices are you can die locked up or you can bring me someone's head on a platter, and then cut to these scenes of manafort showing up at mueller's office six hours a day, nine times. he's punching a clock, so he's got the goods on somebody, and again, it's in his interests to deliver either obstruction of justice -- because now he is mueller's inside man at that meeting with the russian lawyer -

tennis now former wall number one a carline and is the cesspit through to the semifinals of the w t a season ending tournament in a single defeated set of czech petra because it of us of the first time in her korea early on thursday took her place in the last full twenty eleven a chance to give it to rise eleven eighty dollars to losing all three of her round robin matches. defending a swiss indoors champion roger federer booked his place into the quarter finals at the home favorite. in straight sets to make it seventeen wins in a row and twenty grand slam champion is aiming for his nice title in basle. that's it from him back to barbara said i thank you very much for that and that is the. it for this news hour do stay with us though going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's news and the latest developments on the killing of the saudi journalist. who joined me to fight. i mean his story is a for the but i mean pete every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's journalists these two voices journalists were one of the

joining us former federal prosecutor paul butler and john carlin, senior counsel to robert mueller ander assistant attorney general to the doj's national security division. his new book, yt dawn of the code war, america's battle of russia, china, and the riseing global cyber threat." manafort's sentencing, any significance to it being so far out? >> again, mueller is a cold-blooded relentless prosecutor. so basically he -- >> cold-blooded in all the good ways? >> in all the good ways. he made this deal with manafort. he said you're looking at 20 years in prison. you're 70 years old, so your choices are you can die locked up or you can bring me someone's head on a platter, and then cut to these scenes of manafort showing up at mueller's office six hours a day, nine times. he's punching our clock, so he's got the goods on somebody, and again, it's in his interest to deliver either obstruction of justice because now he is mueller's inside man at that meeting with the russian lawyer or collusion. again, we know when manafort was running trump's campaign he was meeting with this ex-russian

tennis now former wall number one a carline and is the first through to the semifinals of the w t a season ending tournament in a single defeated set of czech petra because it of us of the first time in her korea early on thursday took her place in the last full twenty eleven a chance to give it to is eliminated off to losing all three of her round robin matches. the finding swiss indoors champion roger federer booked his place into the quarter finals the home favorite to beat class and straight sets to make it seventeen wins in a row the twenty grand slam champion is aiming for is not taught to embezzle. and also his fall from we'll have more later on that off for the news hour but to keep it here i'll be back on the other side of the break with more on the day's news. the cricket world isn't about match fixing i mean you have to think why would he give me i got the guess then we didn't burn him again instead i get a big big bang bang. al-jazeera as investigative unit reveals explosive new evidence documentary confirms to my now as a very hard profile figure in much fiction and internatio

tennis now former wall number one a carline and is the first through to the semifinals of the w t a season ending tournament in a single defeated set of czech had to give it to us for the first time in her korea early on thursday to book her place and the last full twenty eleven a chant the give it to is eliminated off to losing all three of her round robin matches. the finding swiss indoors champion roger federer booked his place into the quarter finals the home favorite to be to close and straight sets to make it seventeen wins in a row the twenty grand slam champion is aiming for is not taught to embezzle. and that's always ball for me will have more later on thank you for joining me for the news hour keep it here because up on the other side of the break. november on al-jazeera. radicalized you the hard hitting series comes face to face with the hatred and violence of militant groups that attract young people around the world on november fifth the u.s. will impose additional sanctions on iran targeting the oil starts we'll look at the impact that may have. when migrant lives are in dan

former head of the justice department's national security division john carlin said russia is spending millions to undermine american democracy. >> we're under attack now and our elections are at risk. there's no way this is taking place without the knowledge of putin himself. >> reporter: through the use of fake american online personas, they focussed on devicesi on di. one pro trump facebook account posted this image of president obama saying he created $3 billion of new regulations while president trump wiped away $22 billion worth of regulations. that same account posted this anti-illegal immigration message arguing that deporting illegal immigrants saves americans money. deport them all, it said. this operation was very similar to the russians interference in the 2016 presidential election, something that president trump has been reluctant to acknowledge. his noshl security adviser john bolton will travel to moscow today and russian interference in the midterm elections is likely to come up. for "cbs this morning: saturday," jeff pegues, washington. >>> former trump campaign manag