we are getting very good clarity, actually. we have some pretty good answers. >> thanks, everyone. >> what are your options? >> thank you. >> we have a lot of options militarily and we will be letting you know. >> thanks, everyone. thank you all. >> probably after the fact. >> thank you. >> can you stop lying? can you stop lying? >> thank you all very much. >> thank you very much.

still with me is jack clarity. steeley.t to start with russia and talk about when bond investors are going to get confidence to go back to that nations that given the conflict with the u.s. and the sanctions. this was an increase in yields as a buying opportunity. difficult it was very to do that. fair trade for a lot of people for numerous reasons. they have a high real yields in the local bonds, oil prices are on the up. they just have those fundamentals because your insight is what is actually going to go on the political side. we are trading headline risks at the moment. yes, we had it takes off in russia. was back in 2014, we are knowing your those yet. they could still be a lot of pain here. it is time to be neutral to russia. >> you are neutral, what about you, jack? jack: dipping our toes. oil prices remain high. it is not a bad way to be playing the strength in the oil market. from the analyst but treasury perspective, what we are seeing from measure is selling or treasuries because this currency has been moving. c

there's a lack of clarity. so your motion is to rescind on the floor? >> yes. >> on the motion to rescind the prior vote was there a second? >> it looks like it failed.

about what form it would ta ke clarity about what form it would take them what will be the consequenceske them what will be the consequences —— we have a lot of frets. we will come onto what she may do and parliamentary times in a moment which is the front page. the way it has been turned into this personal battle. if you like between these two individuals. personal battle. if you like between these two individualslj personal battle. if you like between these two individuals. i don't think thatis these two individuals. i don't think that is the case. we have not actually seen them together, ever really. i think the point that is being made is that the government is saying that it was not a pattern of the use of chemical weapons and the nerve agent and so that is the linking to salisbury and syria, and thatis linking to salisbury and syria, and that is extremely dangerous as we all know. the conventions have that is extremely dangerous as we all knowféfiae cor decades. and l that is extremely dangerous as we all knowféfiae cor decades. and that in place for many decades. and that is the po

not a lot more clarity but certainly we got a little bit of clarity. remember that we were in that window of twenty four to forty eight hours that was set on monday self-imposed deadline for making a decision put in place by donald trump well that window has closed and we still don't have an answer about what is happening in terms of some sort of military response seems that now what sarah sanders is saying is that the president has the right to make and break his own deadlines he has not laid out a timetable but as you point out that all of those options are still available to him if he has telegraphed to the tweet something he said he wouldn't do in the campaign trail but has done this warning in terms of what he might do in terms of striking against russia or any of those. missiles that may be fired by that by russia in fact that. the united states would certainly have that option but again the final decisions are not ready yet one of the thing that i think we need to talk about in all of this is the intelligence because there was a little bit of di

so, just for clarity, you can just move to support 3.203 and then ask for a second. >> move to support section 3.203, is there a second? >> 3.203? >> yes. >> we voted on that. >> i'll second it to get a vote. can you please -- could you restate the motion. >> the motion is approve section 2.303 definition the amendment number 2 by supervisor tang conflict of interest. >> that was moved by commissioner chiu and seconded by commissioner cop? >> yes. commissioner lee? commissioner chiu votes aye. so the motion does not pass, there are three votes in the aye and one -- excuse me. >> it's a motion. >> ok, it passes. 3 votes to one with commissioner cop in the dissent. >> excuse me, colleagues, i know it's late and i know people are frustrated, but i would ask that you are courteous to one another and allow us to move forward with our process. thank you. >> thank you. i have a motion to -- i would like to make a motion to vote on section 3.207 and supervisor tang conflict of interest. madame executive director? could you please call the vote? commissioner lee? aye. commissioner cop aye. comm

there's a lack of clarity. so your motion is to rescind on the floor? >> yes. >> on the motion to rescind the prior vote was there a second? >> it looks like it failed. >> that conclude the amendment i'm going to propose. i think now we need to take a vote on the amended ordinance and if we muster the four votes it would be passed over to the board of supervisors for action. [stand by for captioner switch] could we get a clarification? >> just to clarify where we are. commission chiu has proposed a series of amendments, some of them adopted by the commission. right now the motion on the floor is to approve the ordinance as amended which would then forward this onto the board of supervisors. >> is there a second? >> i'll second. on the motion to adopt the ordinance, as amended, commission lee? commissioner lee votes aye. commission cop votes no. commissioner rennie votes aye. commissioner chiu. aye. the motion -- well, it fails. the ordinance as amended is adopted? >> it needs four votes. >> the motion to adopt the ordinance as amended has three ayes and

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we did get clarity nonprofits including unions are except so i feel comfortable with that portion. maybe supervisor peskin, if you can speak on that to have more clarity. >> supervisor peskin was there a question -- >> it's about the threshold and the time line for reporting. >> supervisor peskin. >> this is, look, if i had my druthers i would ban this kind of financial political we hafr but apparently we're not allowed to do that because the koke brothers 'bobought off the supr court. the reason i started it as 24 hours is because as it gets closer to the end of election when somebody is pouring huge amounts of independent expend you're money in we generally have 24-hour reporting in the last days of an election. that's it started. and with regard to what individuals are buying and where their investments are and because it's similar to the form 700s we have to put online. 24 hours wasn't reasonable i elongated it to a week which seemed like a reasonable amount of time for a billionaire to be able to produce something like that and still allow the public to know in a reasonable am

one of the things micron's going to be it trying to get out of his meetings with the trump is some clarity on issues such as the syria france obviously wants to see u.s. support for military action there and it was mccraw who said that he was partly responsible for helping lead donald trump to decide to launch direct military action against the country earlier this month and now we saw in that press conference in fact perhaps a slight softening of tone from donald trump when it comes to syria that previously said that he wanted to withdraw all seem thousand u.s. troops who are in the country but today we heard him say that he wants them to leave a relatively soon where his words and not before their mission is completed. so let's talk a little bit about this your nuclear deal i want to take a listen to what both leaders said today about the deal to discuss. it just seems that no matter where you go especially in the middle east iran is behind it wherever there's trouble yemen and syria no matter where you have it a rat is behind it they restart their nuclear program they will have bigger p

and just for clarity, supervisor peskin, you have a number of amendments here. some i support and some i don't. so, unless you are prepared to introduce them separately, i will be opposing them all. >> supervisor peskin: okay. >> president breed: okay. thanks. all right. supervisor peskin has made a motion to amend. is there a second? seconded by supervisor ronen. madam clerk, please call the roll on -- supervisor cohen. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. i wanted to ask supervisor peskin one question. would he be willing to include a clause to urge senator wiener to include additional amendments that might support local control? >> president breed: supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. i think that is the fundamental underpinning of this legislation is it takes away local control. that's why the city council voted to oppose it. >> supervisor cohen: the answer is no? thank you. >> clerk: breed, no. cohen, aye. fewer, aye. kim, aye. peskin, aye. ronen, aye. safai, no. sheehy, no. stefani, aye. tang, no. yee, aye. there are seven ayes and four noes. >>

. >> any more clarity on who is responsible. >> we are getting clarity on that, who was responsible for the weapons attack. we are getting very good clarity. we have some pretty good answer answers. we have a lot of options militarily. we will be letting you know pretty soon. probably after the fact. >> thank you. >> thank you all very much. >> bret: president trump sitting alongside the vice president and his new national security advisor, meeting on decisions of whether to strike in syria after a chemical weapons attack. you heard they are getting clarity on who was behind that attack in syria. and whether they will tell the reporters when and if a military strike happens. he said likely after it happens. one would think. spending most of that time talking to the press pool about the raid on his personal attorney michael cohen's office and home. joining us again, john roberts from the north lawn. this was a president who was livid. unprompted brought up deputy ag rod rosenstein and his signing of the fisa warrant. this was quite something. >> it was, particularly given the pretense of

clarity of the mission, clarity of intent is critical.r the last 17 years there's been a lack of clarity. what are the objectives they're fighting towards? and what do they need to execute them? ultimately, what does success look like? >> dana: when the president said yesterday that he wanted to leave a lasting footprint, i wasn't sure what he meant by that. >> i don't think anybody does. i think it starts with really clarifying not just for the troops, but for the american people. what is our goal? what is america's place in the world? i think at times this president has gone back and forth on who we want to be on the international stage. then certainly that trickles down through the pentagon and ultimately troops on the ground. >> dana: i do want to talk about team rubicon. you're doing amazing work. tell me about houston, since i just got back from there. >> houston was devastated by hurricane harvey last year in 2017. team rubicon, we are a nonprofit organization. we train, recruit, train, deploy military veterans to respond to disast

on what he's going to do yet there's not a lot of clarity and we know that's why there's a lot of wall being going on this week at the end of the week the german chancellor angela merkel she's traveling to washington and we remember how her visit went in washington a year ago and we were not talking about a special relationship that let's take a look at it how different the language is body language is can be when trump meets with european leaders now here we have a year ago the german chancellor she wanted to shake donald trump's hand and of course this you know this went viral on social media he seemed to be ignoring her remember that and now this is today this is him shake that all of the sudden turned into an attempt to kiss so. obviously people have been having a lot of fun with this but how do we read that i mean you from friends explain that to us too but when what is going through microphones mind there when you when that happens. well i guess he wants to play the buddy of the united front which is quite risky in some ways because tonight from is not the most popular person in

giuliani pressed mueller for clarity on when the probe is expected to end. well, unless robert mueller's answer was, oh, some time in the next eight days, that would indicate that mr. giuliani's two-week prediction might have been a little bit off. i should say, though, just as a separate matter, as kind of my personal observation here, as part of this excellent new reporting tonight!op from "the washington post," we are now experiencing a whole new round of renewed discussion about whether or not president trump is eventually going to sit down for an interview with robert mueller as part of mueller's investigation. that -- you know, lots of people discussing newly reported details about the content of those negotiations around the president's potential interview. trump is now reportedly very resistant to doing an interview, even though he used to really want to do the interview. now his lawyers feel one way about it, his advisers feel another. there has been so much breath expelled on this question of how president trump feels about the idea of giving an in

what was that mission not because they're saying that it's not about regime change and if it's of clarity on what they really mean when they see it when he says mission accomplished the idea of a century was as streets donald trump's tweet suggested that the united states of america along with france and the u.k. want to deter the assad regime from ever again using chemical weapons if indeed they have been used which is not in a foolproof manner been there yet when the strikes happened the promise was that the strikes would be much bigger than the last time which means the last airstrikes are harsh account chemical attack. they were not bigger they were double the number of missiles but in the school for it they weren't as huge and the impact of it has not been that great the damage to assad's assets has really not been that even though america saying that they destroyed the facilities that manufacture chemical weapons so in a way what mission has been accomplished only dollar trump can explain it in that slot he hasn't ok so he hasn't explained but there hasn't been as much damage as per

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so i don't think many people have clarity about what he is going to do or what the long-term plan is and i think this might rub a lot of his constituents the wrong way if this gets deeper rather than him moving past syria. >> more than his constituents, here is a member of his own party in congress. congressman mike hoffman. watch this. >> well, i think that is the frustration. certainly this was in response to use of chemical weapons but in terms of what is the overall policy that the united states has towards syria, i think the president blurted out in a campaign style -- what? gathering that he wanted to withdrawal all forces from syria. the united states needs to have a coherent policy when it comes to it syria. certainly beyond deterring assad from using chemical weapons and i think that important for the stability of the region, important for the security of israeli, and this administration doesn't have one right now. >> julian, you got the lack of a coherent strategy there. you got the president saying that it's time to come out of syria. you've got congress that will not vote

that has become more of the urge of clarity as perhaps to rolling out these reforms.we know about the supposed new reforms? stephen: mostly they are going to be aimed at zeroing in on the higher risky shadow banking products. we know they are possibly capping leverage, also mismatch. perhaps more importantly there has been this implicit government guarantee on the high yield. that has caused many investors to view them as virtually risk-free. so they want to crack down on that. a number of traders are saying because these rules reportedly have been delayed, there's going thee an amp overhang on banks and on the industry until we get more clarity. steve engle for us. investors from china are pumping money into u.s. jug startups as beijing seeks to become a global leader in the medical field. they put $1.4 billion in the sector in the first quarter alone. it a good if it is bet for china -- dave: the money is certainly good. $1.4 billion. that comes the 40% of the total investment for the sector in the quarter. the prior quarter was a similar amount. there is a big move

but there is quite a lack of clarity really on what she did ordid not lack of clarity really on whatentirely sure she has resulted this evening because she said she did not see it but i think really what she should've done, that is exactly what herjob is. and in this situation you rely on your civil servants to put stuff in front of you and maybe that did not happen and that is not an excuse that did not happen and that is not an excuse that may an explanation as to what happened here. it may have not gone in the red box because it is not new policy. we were talking about her wearing her heart on her sleeve and you see her on the front page and she is looking under pressure, she looks tired and stressed. she has not got a poker face. know and i suppose she is under incredible pressure and with the wind rush situation where they are trolling back through documents and told the press gallery lunch that she is getting updates all the time and she needs to be totally on top of bat and this other thing has come at her. i suspect is that her relationship with the home office, which is what

i think it's better just for our own clarity and as we just voted for a definition of the term. it's inconsistent if we leave this in there. >> commissioner turman: director dejesus. >> commissioner: we just spoke to what i was going to say. >> commissioner turman: back to commissioner melara. >> commissioner: thank you. i don't get paid to be a director. so the issue here again, please think about who's implementing the policy. we are not implementing the policy. we're not training the force. the fact there could be an extra definition in the policy only makes it more clear rather than less. my concern is we're stripping this policy and it's the department that's going to use the policy. >> commissioner turman: commissioner hirsch. >> commissioner: i'm not asking for a new definition. i'm striking it completely so whenever's in 5.01, whatever training you're doing is the training you'll do. i'm sure the instructors will come up with a way to train for both weapons. i'm not trying to confuse officers. i'm trying to make it simple. >> commissioner turman: commissioner mazzucco. >

provide clarity that we had hoped for.ne who runs for political office and anyone who donates those political candidates really needs. this is so dangerous because it allows the fbi and power-hungry, overzealous prosecutors like patrick fitzgerald, who prosecuted both my husband and scooter libby, to go after anyone that they don't like just because that person might be unpopular or controversial. my husband is probably the only person in the entire history of the united states who is serving any kind of sentence for simply asking for campaign contributions. >> tucker: how many years did he get? >> it's a 14 year sentence. he never took a bribe. never take a kickback, never made any promises to contribute years for any official acts. we never took gifts, trips, cars, watches, anything other -- that other governors have been convicted of, and yet he is serving a sentence that is twice as long as anyone else. >> sean: do you see him a lot? >> we go out, he's been out there six years. he is in colorado and we live in chicago.

could happen if you chop your goals on building this dam without enough plants pelosi and enough clarity about the technical aspects about how they are going to fill the damage that is of water which hold which to retain about seventy four billion cubic meters that's the equivalent of the anti or flow of that if her in one year of high rains that's very concerning for egypt they think that he's got that if the lake is the filling of the lake of the reservoir is speedier or quicker than the normal or the then what is the say for egypt this is going to be very bad for egypt is going to considerably reduced the water of the nile flowing on the way to the us one dam and beyond sudan is in the middle and true to its geography it is trying to play and middle ground position in this discussion trying to put the two sides together put them closer to each other and sudan thinks that whatever happens is always benefits from the building of the dam or the known building of the damages in the middle of the stream and it has a lot of territory that is covered by this by the city for a choker for a jo

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we are getting very good clarity, actually. we have some pretty good answers. >> thanks, everyone. >> what are your options? >> thank you. >> we have a lot of options militarily and we will be letting you know. >> thanks, everyone. thank you all. >> probably after the fact. >> thank you. >> can you stop lying? can you stop lying? >> thank you all very much. >> thank you very much. >> so there you have a lot -- a lot to comment on now. with me sean spicer white house press secretary. sean, good evening to you. there was a lot spoken during that meeting at the white house that is ongoing at the moment. we will see the decision they make on syria. first on the fbi raid. what do you make of that tonight? do you see it also as a witch-hunt, sean? >> i think it's an escalation on both fronts. raid of the private attorney of the president by the fbi. that is definitely a major move. and then the president's reaction tonight as john roberts reported i think definitely the words that the president chose tonight to describe his feelings

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