next chairperson of the party but any case the president's to the president and she's the most powerful person in the party and i think old responsibility for the defeat of the election and it was that move necessary i miss going to leave the d.p.p. in complete disarray as it tries to rule taiwan but definitely we need to elect osa elect a new chairperson and we have the cooperating with the president because the president will be seeking reelection so there will be a coordination and cooperation between the new chairperson and the president ok if a piece is this something that the taiwanese people would welcome that this is pretty drastic move that was saying from the taiwanese president. yes but if necessary move the natural outcome of this to fit. well. with the big nation i would say cleared away to the current premier of taiwan. and i wouldn't discount the possibility that in two thousand and twenty one won't be running president but it's a tie well with ally with so are a lot of people in taiwan are going to be looking at these results and point the finger at china for meddling in

next chairperson of the party but any case the president's to the president and she's the most powerful person in the party and i think old responsibility for the defeat of the election and it was that move necessary i miss going to leave the d.p.p. in complete disarray as it tries to rule taiwan but definitely we need to elect osa elect a new chairperson and we have the cooperating with the president because the president will be seeking reelection so it will be a coordination and cooperation between the new chairperson and the president ok if a piece is this something that the taiwanese people would welcome that this is pretty drastic move that was saying from the taiwanese president. yes but if necessary move the natural outcome of this to fit. well. with the big nation i would say cleared away to current premier or taiwan. light in there and i wouldn't discount the possibility that in two thousand and twenty one won't be running president but if the thigh will with a lie with it or a lot of people in taiwan are going to be looking at these results and point the finger at china for m

that changed to two years ago when the chairperson of the dccc as part of the reforms that the democratic caucus adopted was to be elected by the caucus. this is a real race between congressman denny heck from washington and congresswoman cheri bustos of illinois. this election for dccc chair is likely to be decided either very late tonight or tomorrow. remember this isn't just one election or nomination for the speaker designee. these are 12 separate elections. everything from caucus chair to speaker designee to vice chair of the democratic policy communications committee. all of that will go on over the next day and may even creep into tomorrow morning. host: tell us about the process more specifically. on o the ballots themselves, does one get to be able to write in none of the above? or write in a candidate that's not listed on the ballot? guest: sure. my recollection is on a specific race, let's say it's speaker designee, there would be -- in this case it will be nancy pelosi. there are some who will write in others. there are some who will not vote. the fact of the matter is that na

now, stephen joins us and starting with tesla who have chosen a new chairperson. >> she is a member ofheir board but also the chief financial officer in the australian t telecom firm. elon musk will stay on as ceo of the electric carmaker but will give up his chairmanship as part of a settlement with u.s. auththorities after they accused him of misleading investors with a tweet over taking the company private. he says she e has made contributions to teslala as a board d member andays s she loos forward to -- and she looks forward to sustain profitability. plunge atsaw profits the end of september, reporting net earnings of 29 million euros , down 2.8 billion earlier. it's earnings suffered from the turkish branch, putting aside more than 740 million euros to cover potential fines for allegedly filing u.s. sanctions on iran. unicredit holding a safe assets meant to act as a buffer in times of crisis fell over the last quarter. >> unicredit shares down 4% in milan. european markets generally a mixed picture, the boost after the u.s. midterms wearing off in trading today, ftse 100 into th

that is very much the case mario representative adam schiff of california is going to be the new chairperson of the set of the house intelligence committee and he has told the washington post that he is going to convene hearings not just on the murder of jamal khashoggi and the trumpet ministrations response to it but also into the various dynamics of the u.s. saudi relationship writ large shift says it's important one for the house and for all of congress to understand exactly what u.s. intelligence knows about the murder of jamal. about who was to blame who organized it who carried it out so that members of congress themselves can figure out if there's anything that they can do legislatively to try to hold people accountable for because she's murder shift also told the washington post that it's important to understand the full scope of the u.s. saudi relationship what are the financial ties that dollar trump likes to talk so much about between the two countries how much of it is personal business ties between the president himself and the saudi government how much of it is really incumbent

zoom run chairperson of the water pose agricultural cooperative tells visitors to the village museum about a certain german named alexander kaiser. he came here over one hundred years ago and realized that the lush meadows on this plateau provided the ideal conditions for making m. and tall cheese well. i like some surprise it this village owes a great deal to alexander kaiser and to his daughter she diligently carried on her father's legacy they left us a lot of cheese recipes that i had to take the time to learn. how to do it. and the other women in the cooperative don't just make any one of the milk cheese they specialize in turkish car scrub year with a little imagination rob year sounds like greer a variety of swiss cheese. this. great grandson of the german pioneer knows how this came to be today he's one of the few men with any real say. but i do know that. my great grandfather came here with us was friend on their way back from the caucasus actually our peoples are russia's october revolution. year that they had a cheese dairy built here along the swiss model was being no pri

. >>> former trump campaign chairperson paul manafort is facing new allegations this morning. by repeatedly lying to the feds. the former trump campaign head pleaded guilty back in september. and the obstruction of justice. manafort was supposed to be a cooperating witness. experts say that the alleged lies may have slowed or reversed muller's progress in this investigation. >>> what it means is they won't be able to use him directly as a witness or -- and nor will they will using them for leads and other investigative means going forward. >> right now we do not know what manafort is accused of was hopin from president trump. >>> possible round of new tariffs could impact a -- a big apple bay company. the two leaders are set to meet this week in argentina. >>> this morning general motors employees are facings gm says it's part of a master not selling wells to suvs. president trump says he's not happy about this announcement. >>> today investigators are planning to release new details on the thousand oaks mass shooting. a gunman killed 12 people. the fbi spent 9 days collecting

it would be hard for the most independent of chairpersons to completely get him in line, because sortf what makes tesla successful and him successful is the fact he is willing to break with the norms. so we don't know. if you were worried about him putting a close friend on the board for somebody who has no shot of calling him out at times, then this is probably a good choice. it definitely could have been somebody much closer to him than this. and that sense, it is good news for investors. emily: i want to take a look at this chart showing tesla short interest. a quarter of shares have been borrowed. this is a pain point for m usk. do you think the short interest against tesla will continue? down,hink it has to come especially after this print where they generated substantial profit in the quarter. credit,ehavior, to his has been noticeably better sense they finished the sec investigation and he paid his fine. robyn, who comes from telstra -- i think it is a permanent job. why would you give up a role as cfo to be the chairwoman for tesla? this goes beyond three years, i think. to me

chairperson tsen, board, director beck, thank you for having us here. we appreciate the support that you have shown the treasure island sailing center. i'm going into my fifth year here at the center. i'm returning from a full board meeting and the directors wanted to send their thanks and gratitude as well. like bob said, i'm here to give you a snapshot of our successes in 2018. we served 2,200 youth. 80% of the youth came here for free. the summer camp had a total of 800 kids. and some came in individually and some came from one of our partner groups. we received a grant worth over $965,000 over five years to support our summer camp, which was underfunded. our s.t.e.m. programs, which will be going into our fifth year, a one-day, blended, s.t.e.m. and sailing program, continues to serve 48 public schools, san francisco public school fourth graders, with support from the saint francis foundation. we've served 6,700 children and most come from title 1 schools. we also secured a grant from no noaa. that program will provide curriculum focused on pollutio

south carolina he is from but part of the letter reads as follows, he is one of four subcommittee chairpersons serving on the oversight committee and witnesses were astonished at his ability of the great chair. he is certainly deserving of this wonderful award. weston is a republican but gave his democratic colleagues on the oversight committee with whom he consulted couldn't be more enthusiastic about the appropriateness of representative newton receiving this award. it is my real pleasure to present this award to you representative if you will come up and stand with me for a minute. i don't know how your track record could be any better than we know it to be. i have known a lot of people involved in oversight in my career but this description is the strongest that i have ever heard of or read or experienced myself. we want to thank speaker lucas for bringing you to our attention. thank you for your commitment and your conduct of effective by partisan fact-based oversight which is an example for all legislators across this country and desperately in need more of this surely in our nations cap

she was the chairperson of the democratic national convention in philadelphia in 2016.ough traction to depose pelosi who is a bureaucratic infighter. hard to say. >> shepard: very good wrangler of the truth and raiser of money. >> lots of help for getting people elected this last round. lot of people kind of owe her favors. what can happen, you could have some of these members finally acquiesce. some say i will vote present and not vote against her i will vote present. some may vote against her in the caucus. that will happen on the 28th on november but not on the house floor vote which will happen january 3rd. you may get a deal, maybe nancy pelosi says, one more term and then i'm out. vote for me under those conditions. it's a possibility. >> shepard: there's possibility number of things can happen between now and then. >> she's thinking about 2020. lot of these candidates ran up the middle in these purple states. you want to capitalize own that incredible new blue wave that happened. she may not work in favor of that in 2020. >> shepard: great to see you. stay with m

the law says if the chairperson of the committee requests it, he has to turn it over. >> you heard whittakerre's a legitimate way or easy way for the president he believes. a way to get rid of the investigation. that is starve it to death. of funding. are you concerned. >> yes. we are in a position that's not going to happen. we'll protect mueller. people are going to the streets tomorrow. and 900 different communities across america. so on the inside and congress and outside. we'll protect the investigation. >> people are doing what? >> going to the streets. there's a protect mueller effort outside the white house. tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. there will be 900 different communities rallying to protect mueller. >> thank you for your time. >> the president today denying he's ever said anything racist. and falsely accusing an african american reporter of asking racist question herself. ugh. this screen! you know, sprint has the awesome new iphone xr. oooh. let's take a picture! whoa! it's so clear! yeah, it has an amazing liquid retina display... (photographer) look at the colors! ...on a network bu

>> so, chairperson, i don't think that we can have the status of the budget -- >> chair peskin: why don't we have mr. ho come up? >> thank you. >> good morning, president, commissioner. my name is albert ho with central subway. so currently the central subway program is behind schedule but our budget overall $1. $1.587 billion is still on target as we move forward with trying to finish the program. >> chair peskin: that was the representation that i was looking for. commissioner yee. >> commissioner yee: thank you. just a quick question, in regards to the purchases of these new light rail cars, i don't know how legit -- there was a senior who approached me a few days ago and she just was worried that we're buying these cars that are the bench seats and as a senior she wasn't moving real well and she said it's really, really difficult for the seniors to get up from those seats because there's nothing to hold on to. do we have any -- i don't know if that's a major issue or not -- but it seems logical that if you have nothing to hold on to as a senior it is hard to get up. so do we have any

the congressman when he was the chairperson at the dccc. i spent a part of my career at the nrcc.he committees, you draw the lines in a way it advantages your party. the science and technology that's involved in this is extraordinary. it's important to understand because it blows apart the middle of your electorate. >> even your super educated voter doesn't pay attention to this, like an elected official would. >> most members of congress do not fear a general election opponent. they fear a primary from the far right, the far left, that's what's cleving congress, that ends when you have fair districts. we're going to see this tuesday, will the voters in these four states decide to end the engineering of partisan districts and give the power back to people. >> tuesday, the most important thing everyone watching can do is vote. pick up your friend, a neighbor, your mother, your father, your sister, everyone must vote. congressman, steve, thank you so much for joining me on this important night. i'm stephanie ruhle, you can catch me every weekday morning at 9:00, and then again at 1:

being here, i have been accused of not being qualified for this seat by a democrat chairperson for our. so, that same language is being used on both sides. you just saw hillary clinton last week suggesting all black people look the same. you saw hillary clinton and bill clinton create what i call the classroom to prison pipeline under bill clinton's watch 200,000 more black men and women went to prison. and hillary clinton referred to young black menace super predators. so when you start to look at this language, i don't find that to be true of new hampshire. i find that to be true of certain political figures who were democrats in the state of new hampshire. new hampshire isn't a racist state. i don't believe our country is a racist nation. i believe you have individuals who are racist. i believe you have people who use racist language. as an outsider new to politics and has worked in law enforcement and the military, coming to politics, race, sex, sexual orientation, gender, are used to divide our nation. i think it's misplaced and misguided to keep saying somehow one political party

the court will look at the law which plainly says if the chairperson of the ways and means complete requests it, he has to turn it over. >> matthew whitaker said there's an easy way for the president he believes, i don't know how easy it was, but a way he believes to get rid of the investigation. that's to starve it to death meaning starve it of funding. are you concerned about that? >> yes, but we are now in a position where that's not going to happen. people are going to the streets tomorrow in 900 different communities across america. on the inside of congress and outside advocacy, we'll protect this investigation. >> people are doing what. >> there's a protect mueller effort outside the white house right now. tomorrow at 5:00 p.m., there will be 900 different communities that will be rallying to protect bob mueller. >> thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> the president today denying he's ever said anything ratesist and falsely accusing an african-american reporter of asking a racist quell herself. stock and bond index ds with lower expense ratios than comparable vanguard funds. and

>> maxine waters, who won re-election tuesday, will likely take over as the chairperson of the houseancial services committee. waters, a vocal critic of trump, could have power to subpoena the president's tax returns. >> seth: damn. [ cheers and applause ] damn. she can subpoena his tax returns, his bank records. hell, she can subpoena the results of his i.q. test. [ laughter ] trump has probably been calling her every day for a week like a sleazy hollywood agent trying to make it up with a client. "maxine, baby. this is all one big misunderstanding. when i said low i.q., i meant high i.q. and when i said i.q., i meant iconic queen. you are an iconic queen. slay. slay, queen, slay. please don't subpoena my tax returns." [ laughter ] but as much -- [ cheers and applause ] as much focus as there is on investigating trump, one of the keys to the democrats' success is that they ran on an agenda focused on issues like health care. and now, they'll have the power to pass bills in the house, like medicare for all and force republicans to take positions on them. and that has right-wing fox n

i think we will get a good and fair chairperson who will protect average americans and not worry about the campaign contributions that the republicans seem to worry about all the time. >> maxine is not only tougher, she's tenacious. she's smart. she knows her business and she's fair. she wants an economy that works for all people. not just affluent and those on wall street. >> donna and howard, we talked a bit about what democrats see as good news. in a moment i'll bring in a republican congressman who is departing. i want to press you on one thing which is for all this talk of change, we're not seeing the voice of change or young people being reflected in the house leadership race. there seems to be a bit of a deficit of democracy there when you have the idea that maybe someone should run against pelosi. she is projecting confidence. take a look. >> hello. feeling confident you'll be the next speaker? >> i do. >> kwhawhat's your level of confidence? >> high. >> obviously, on behalf of reporters, i'll say we ask those questions. they are not the best questions. of course she's going to

over and some heads of state president yoweri museveni of uganda kenya's president who are the chairperson of the african union look like you have all spoken and just raised about the degree day son of walking resorted to the great nation of ecosystems as well and just how important it is to harness this economy and joining me to discuss it by the. united nations development program regional director thank you i'm the session is just over as i mentioned what have you taken out of that opening session and what the leaders will think actually a lot was said in that room and a lot of substance actually two things. one is the commitment and readiness of africa. the economy. and the second one and we've heard from the president of kenya who is hosting this conference but also the. second one is not just another easy that. the whole world is drawn into it so get busy around but that this is actually about life is about our lives and we heard this from president mostly of any the president of uganda and that we need to make the human story the center of everything that will be on the economy so w

i'm the chairperson of south each -- southeast community facility commission.e you folks, i sat through many meetings with a long line of public comment and speakers. over the past two years, we have had many meetings where we have had long lines like you have had today. almost 99.9% of the public comments that we had related to this issue were in favor of the new 1550 evans campus without housing. we looked at many designs included that incorporated housing and all of them is substantially altered the beautiful designs that were presented today. they ended up looking like prisons. they were terrible. the bayview has green space and parts in san francisco. this design that you saw will help change that. not only will those designs where they beautiful but as expressed today, they incorporated community input. community meetings, when the designs were presented, options were presented. right there, the community had the opportunity to weigh in on which elements they favoured. the changes were made at incorporated into the designs you saw today. this was a very o

i am a conservation chairperson for the san francisco bay and west women fly fishers. you have received a letter dated october 25th asking the board of supervisors to adopt a resolution introduced by supervisor peskin. this letter is signed by 37 by mental fishing and tribal organizations and support of the resolution and regard the state water board's proposal to improve flow protections for the bay delta. there were actually several more groups which agreed to sign onto the b. did not make the short deadline. given the length and breath of the list of organizations and is obvious how critically important we believe an immediate water board action is needed. san francisco is considerably -- is considered an environmental protection leader. representatives from groups have signed on a letter and will be following me with more specific comments on why the board of supervisors needs to adopt the resolution. i thank you for your time. >> good afternoon. i am president of the san francisco league of conservation voters. we represent san francisco voters who care deeply abo

the electric vehicle maker getting a green light from investors on its new chairperson and hopeful elonk lion tamer. robyn denholm. okay. charlie and i have completely gone off the reservation. okay. so let's see. has elon changed his ways, charlie? >> you going to take the whip to him? come on. that's funny. you got to admit. liz: not really. >> well, robyn denholm, the stock is up for a reason. the s.e.c. crafted a settlement with tesla and musk over his funding secured tweet that wasn't so secured. we don't need to replay that. liz: take it private. >> to take it private which it wasn't being taken private or he was misstating whether he had the funding secured. however you want to do it, he paid a fine, he admitted, neither admitted nor denied wrongdoing. as part of the settlement, they had to hire a quote unquote, independent chair to watch over him since he had both the ceo and the chair. the independent chair is this woman who is a board member, robyn denholm. the positive part is she's apparently a pretty good manager. she ran a company that's named telstra. i keep mispronouncin

scott, i'm not sure where he's getting that from because paul manafort was the campaign manager and chairpersonthe convention. i don't think you get any higher than that. michael flynn was the national security adviser. i'm not sure you get higher than that. >> but jerome corsi, who gave us these documents, he wasn't integral. >> he may not have been integral, but we're acting as if jared kushner wasn't sitting in a meeting soliciting this information in trump tower. so how high up it goes, the question is whether or not the president knew, what did he know and when did he know it. but there were people involved that made decisions in the pa campaign. every opportunity robert mueller gets, if you go back and look at his indicts, they're what they call speaking indictments. he goes into great detail. the sentencing submission and memorandum he's going to give on paul manafort is going to be in depth. he is going to lay out the various crimes and lies that he has told. i think that robert mueller has given us a great deal of information through his pleas and informations, his speaking indictments

i'm the district 11 youth commissioner and the chairperson to the youth commish. i'm here today to remind the commander sfpd they serve us, that means if the community is saying this is what happened, you don't make that uncreditable. after the incident happened, i did everything i could to reach into contact and to speak to the parents and students who were effected by this. i believe them. i believe when they tell me the stories that they've told me and that supervisor ronen will read in a statement, i believe them. it's frustrating that sfpd paints a narrative that we did the best we could, when yes, i believe commander lazar when he says sfpd did the best they could of their ability but that's not the case for the community. what is best for sfpd is not best for the community and they need to remember they serve us. their goal shouldn't be about finishing as fast as possible and investigating and putting things together with your goal is to ensure that the students are safe and protected, that should be your main priority going into the school. ensuring that s

that column adam schiff tells the writer that the intelligence committee of which he will be the chairperson come january third will be taking a look not just at what the u.s. intelligence community has determined about the murder of jamal. but that it's also going to take a look at why the u.s. president donald trump is not accepting the u.s. intelligence community's assessment it's going to take a look at all of the angles which u.s. intelligence has examined in this case and schiff also tells the washington post that he and his fellow committee members are going to be looking at whether any factors such as financial relationships or political ties are influencing the white house's handling of the murder investigation schiff says that this is going to be really about trying to establish some baseline so that members of congress can determine whether there is any legislation that needs to be pursued in order to ensure accountability for murder mr sheff also says this is also an opportunity to get trumpet ministration officials on the record about how they have been pursuing the relationship

so for all these reasons it says i'm on the independent book publishers association and i am the chairperson this year and we have created a nine-point list that distinguishes what a hybrid publisher is for the purpose of protecting authors to see if you were going to select a hybrid company make sure you understand what they do and how they can serve you in part because i think right now there are a lot of vanity publishers calling themselves hybrid press because they are getting a better reputation. they often don't know what they are getting so a lot of the work i'm trying to do is have advocacy and education as well. .. . >> can i say something about this? but to say some very interesting things that marketing departments do not tell legitimate publishers what to publish. but they do help the publisher define the marketplace which in my opinion is very sound. not necessarily fiction which is arbitrary but how open road succeeded is that we built the marketing platform for the authors and verticals. so we said we could create stories without the use of the authors who are almost all dead.

carolina he's from, but part of the letter reads as follows: that he's one of four subcommittee chairpersons, serving on the oversight committee and witnesses with astonishment the ability of our great chairman. he's certainly deserving of this wonderful award. weston is a republican, but, again, his democratic colleagues on the oversight committee with whom we consulted couldn't be more enthusiastic about the appropriateness of representative newton receiving this award. so, it's my real pleasure to present this award to your representative, you'll come up and stand with me here for a minute. i don't know how your track record could be any better than what we know it to be. it just couldn't be stronger. i've known a lot of people involved in oversight to my career, but this description is as strong as any i've heard of, read or experienced myself. and we just want to thank speaker lucas for bringing you to our attention. we thank you for your commitment and your conduct of effective, bipartisan, fact-based oversight which is an example for all legislators across this countries and desperate

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the new chairman of the caucus, kathleen rice -- excuse me, not kathleen rice, but the advice chairpersonn to the list. ben gray, . they are new people in line for the next change that will clear. when will it occur? we don't know. we do know that the next two years we cannot have a lame duck. pelosi is going to stand strong and she is going to lead us, together with the rest of her leadership team and the committee chairs which will be taking hold of the various committees on january the third. >> harris: you know, i can see that you fully support her. you've got what we call the "problem solvers," about nine to 12 people. we have seen some of them switch their stance paid some of them can't. some of these people that ran on voting against nancy pelosi are going to need to have political space to do that. otherwise, they will lose their seats the next time around because they will be proven to be not honest. >> that's true. the speed when she knows she has to do with that. the number 32 is farther north of people that she's comfortable voting no. our goodies being given away? how do you