clemens: yes, we are.ell us that the current situation is still fine, but they are worried about the next six months. it is mostly companies in manufacturing that are worried, and the story is clear, they are worried about tariffs and the trade war that may happen and that would have a heavy impact on the export oriented companies in germany. guy: would a slowdown in some ways -- and obviously this is not 100% true -- there are bottlenecks emerging in supply chains, companies are hitting speed limits in terms of the levels at which they can operate. what impact is that having? we do not see strong bottlenecks yet. in some areas, companies find it hard to higher, that is true -- hire, that is true. capacity constraints and prices are rising, but prices are not rising so quickly that we would say bottlenecks are dominating everything. of the euro, we have seen a strengthening of the euro. is the strongest's currency having an effect? -- strongest single currency having an effect? clemens: it is a symptom of

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[applause] >> no, samuel clemens wrote that. i'm just reciting it.e year ago today on valentine's day, we broke ground on the most transform ative playgrounds in our history. today, on valentine's day we celebrate their grand reopening on a day reserved for expressing love to who we hold most dear. [ inaudible ] today, on valentine's day we express love for our city and its amazing parks system. today on valentine's day, we express love for this place, civic center plaza. this place belongs to all of us, whether you are young or old, rich or poor, whether you were born here or not. today on valentine's day, we say thank you. first of all to jackie and helen diller foundation. jackie, where are you? jackie, you've been unflinching in your generosity and optimism in our confidence to pull this off. to my colleagues at the trust four public land, your expertise, and your giant collective heart have helped make san francisco parks better. your work is noble and we san franciscans are lucky to play on your home court. thank you to my professional family a

clemen me at the in the aftermath of world war two and the united states as the only major industrial power that wasn't either damaged or destroyed by the war the us was a the industrial powerhouse of the world we had about fifty percent of the world economy and then there was a unique dimension of u.s. global power the dimension of the attribute that defines america as unique empire the covert dimension that on the one hand there's a kind of delicate duality at the core of u.s. global power in the one hand we built this international community of the united nations the international court of justice the world health organization the rule of law the idea that that all human beings should be living in a nation and that nation should be. a sovereign immune to aggression ok so that was the idealistic world order we built and then co-existing with it was a course where the globe's great henchmen we have to exercise asymmetric power and so how do you intervene in a world in which you can't intervene you do it covertly and so covert operations became the signature aspect of u.s. global powe

in october we filed their request on a new plant in michigan. >> clemens. >> clemens. they had applied for a line speed waiver and that is what keeps our interest in the plans. we received the information from the agency. in reading the training material that was used to train your inspect areas, it is obvious that what this plant is now doing is very similar to what you are proposing in the proposed rule. the plants received the line speed waiver approval in september of 2017. the plant actually implemented implemented -- [inaudible conversations]

. >> cbs news legal analyst, ricky clemen says it is not whether mr. trump knew about the agreement and failed to sign it, the key issue of whether daniels can tell all is that cohen broke the secrecy. >> sound like you are saying, that is a pretty good argument. >> i think the best argument is that michael cohen talked about it and that therefore the door is open. >> right, jan if attorney cohen compromised the agreement why can't daniels talk to. why does she need to file the lawsuit? >> there is a clause she would have to pay $1 million in damages to a person she said is donald trump. every time she talked. so, i mean it would at least be in her interest to try to get approval from a judge before she says anything. jeff. >> chief legal correspondent, jan crawford. thank you very much on this. >> deadly school shooting in alabama to day. the police say two students were shot during dismissal at huhhman high school in birmingham. one died. other in critical done digs. the shooting may have been accidental. the school was locked down as a precaution. >

authorities air lifted clemens to a nearby hospital where he is recovering from six broken ribs and a fractured pelvis. and he malkwie now share an incredible bond he says. >>> it started with a school project. the long journey for a san francisco film make that could have her on the cusp of stardom. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> matt damon and ben affleck's production company is now the latest to adopt inclusion riders for all projects moving forward. the move comes a week after frans he is mcdormd at the oscars spoke passion knitly about it. inclusion ride is a contractual claws that requires diversity. >> it's not your typical hollywood movie appear that may be why it's gotten backing and attention of big names. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom talked to the san francisco sfim maker whose first film opens here friday. >> no looking. no peeking? it started out as a film school project writ a script about someone you know. >> when you are in my klos you are lucy. no more set scope. lucy lucy is the person the film maker knows best herself. >> it was pie experience as a foreign exchange skunt s

banned on the ferry departing from larkspur the reason, let golden gate ferry spokesperson priya clemenssaint patrick's day we don't offer any booze on board because we know there are kids coming on to the boat with drugs with alcohol causing chaos they have in years past caused damage to the ferry and they put themselves and the crew in danger so to keep minors from sneaking booze on the boat, all liquids and booze has been banned, opened or sealed . water bottles need to be emptied, and you can take and empty container onto the vessel and refill it with water that being said all this booze was found during pre boarding inspections including four loko just to name a few however this bottle of jack daniels was found on a 14 year old after he had boarded the ferry where is the boss boat security says the bottle was discovered when someone noticed the 14 walking funny oh and no one better not touch me lucky charms yes this box has a surprise in the bottom and it almost made it on the boat almostnats: ambiance until it was determined the box has booze tucked under the tasty marshmallow they

banned on the ferry departing from larkspur the reason, let golden gate ferry spokesperson priya clemensay we don't offer any booze on board because we know there are kids coming on to the boat with drugs with alcohol causing chaos they have in years past caused damage to the ferry and they put themselves and the crew in danger so to keep minors from sneaking booze on the boat, all liquids and booze has been banned, opened or sealed . water bottles need to be emptied, and you can take and empty container onto the vessel and refill it with water that being said all this booze was found during pre boarding inspections including four loko just to name a few however this bottle of jack daniels was found on a 14 year old after he had boarded the ferry where is the boss boat security says the bottle was discovered when someone noticed the 14 year old was walking funny oh and no one better not touch me lucky charms yes this box has a surprise in the bottom and it almost made it on the boat almostnats: ambiance until it was determined the box has booze tucked under the tasty marshmallow charms t

that's the document in which mueller and his team make these explosive allegations against constantine clemens. >> legally, they don't need to put all in there there for his sentencing, so why do you think it's put in? >> they're trying to create the significance of vander swan's crime. one of the things that vander swan lied about, is the -- mueller's team included, not necessarily constantine clement. mueller is detailing this person a about the lie regarding person a to highlight the significance of the crime that alexander vanderswan's lie, as it relates to kilemnik is itself significant. again, person a, person a who we believe to be kilemnik, that's why the details about person a are so important. we know now that mueller is interested specifically in person a, that's looking for specific details about person's a relationship to the administration and to russian intelligence. mueller believes that person a has that russian connection. and the way and the time it's coming out means mueller is casting a wide net. >> and they could showm manafor as parts of what they view as having conversa

asked to comment on the mede to movement without a single mention of her dad bill clemens treatment ofting very different treatment. fair game or a double standard? all that plus "outnumbered," the guy in the middle, i hear that it is his birthday. see you then. >> jon: the house intelligence committee is said to be getting close to wrapping up its investigation into the russian election meddling, former trump campaign manager cory lewandowski is scheduled to appear for the second time. republicans have left no stone unturned. >> i think he has gone as far as he can, but i would say to me, i don't see anybody else out there who has not been explored. >> any investigation had a conclusion, we are coming towards the end of it. >> jon: utah congressman chris stewart on the house intelligence committee, he joins me now. do you agree with your colleagues that this thing is near an end? >> we are getting to this point, i know that there are some that would like a to go on probably forever, and if not forever, at least through the midterm elections, they would like that to be the story. at so

steve clemens is the washington editor at large for the atlantic and ben white back with me.erngs i go to you. ben, i go to you first. it is true, china is launching an economic war against us and for the most part, we're not showing up. but tariffs on steel and aluminum. china uses places like korea and turkey to take their cheap steel, dump it there and have it sent our way. >> yes. >> the correct response would be for us to work with our allies from developed countries to figure out a way to not have china doing this. instead, we slap tariffs, we're hurting our allies. >> we're hurting our allies. we get a lot of steel from places other than china, obviously, from the european union, and others, from canada. our allies are not too happy about the idea of 25% global tariff on steel, perhaps 10% on aluminum we expect to come from the white house today. we could see significant retaliation from them. and then of course there's the knock-down effects to the other industries. the automakers, others who rely on a lot of this imported steel. there's something like 80,000 steelwor

. >> steve clemens, how much of this temperature tantrum, if you will, that we've seen play out over the past few hours is about fully funding the border wall? >> well, i think that right now what donald trump is trying to send a signal is that he is the boss. nobody else is the boss. nobody else can second guess him. and when it comes to things like the border wall, that is brand trump. he is willing to go very, very far. but part of this is theater. part of this is -- andrea and others have said is just keeping us at the tube waiting for everything he may do and andrea mentioned the john bolton issue. this is being handled in much the same way. just a week ago we were told by the white house that they had a great working relationship. the president and h.r. mcmaster and no changes were expected at the national security as of then. and we're less than a week away and from that point and we're doing this again. so it's chaos and the president, according to numerous sources enjoys this chaos and creating chaos and being in the middle of it. >> nbc news can confirm that president trump

cheering] [chanting "vote them out"] [cheering] >> this song is dedicated to stefan clark, cynthia clemens and all the unarmed black men and women killed by police weapons. [cheering] until all of us are free, none of us will be free. ♪ we could be free if we only knew we were slaves to the pains of each other. one thing i believe i can learn , to see my enemy as my brother. then we could be free, truly, then love could wash away all the sorrows, i'm not afraid to bleed, if it means we'll make a better today, not tomorrow ♪ [rapping] ♪ one day i dream of telling my mama you ain't gotta work no more, same for my father, born in ghana, down on that dirt road floor, far as he came i can't complain, but pain is so subjective, spend so much time counting issues i forget to count my blessings, watch my cousins back at home, getting water out a well, while i watch my brother stacking stone, whipping water by the scale, trying get a mill on the other side they can't got a meal, we don't recognize, we in heaven so we think we live in hell it has been getting hard for me to tell. i wake up and look

banned on the ferry departing from larkspur the reason, let golden gate ferry spokesperson priya clemensare kids coming on to the boat with drugs with alcohol causing chaos they have in years past caused damage to the ferry and they put themselves and the crew in danger so to keep minors from sneaking booze on the boat, all liquids and booze has been banned, opened or sealed . water bottles need to be emptied, and you can take and empty container onto the vessel and refill it with water that being said all this booze was found during pre boarding inspections including four loko just to name a few however this bottle of jack daniels was found on a 14 year old after he had boarded the ferry where is the boss boat security says the bottle was discovered when someone noticed the 14 year old was walking funny oh and no one better not touch me lucky charms yes this box has a surprise in the bottom and it almost made it on the boat almostnats: ambiance until it was determined the box has booze tucked under the tasty marshmallow charms they're hiding alcohol in all types of ingenious ways and co

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banned on the ferry departing from larkspur the reason, let golden gate ferry spokesperson priya clemensin on saint patrick's day we don't offer any booze on board because we know there are kids coming on to the boat with drugs with alcohol causing chaos they have in years past caused damage to the ferry and they put themselves and the crew in danger so to keep minors from sneaking booze on the boat, all liquids and booze has been banned, opened or sealed . water bottles need to be emptied, and you can take and empty container onto the vessel and refill it with water that being said all this booze was found during pre boarding inspections including four loko just to name a few however this bottle of jack daniels was found on a 14 year old after he had boarded the ferry where is the boss boat security says the bottle was discovered when someone noticed the 14 year old was walking funny oh and no one better not touch me lucky charms yes this box has a surprise in the bottom and it almost made it on the boat almostnats: ambiance until it was determined the box has booze tucked under the tas

. >> in october we filed a freedom of information act request on a new plant in michigan, clemens. that plan state-of-the-art had applied for a line speed waiver and that's piqued our interest in the plant. we received the information from the agency, and in reading the training material that was used to train your inspectors, it's obvious that what this plant is now doing is very similar to what you are proposing in the proposed rule. the plant received the line speedways are approval in september of 2017. the plant actually intimated the new systems where it started to increase line speed so you reduce the number of inspectors assigned to the slaughter line at that time. two weeks later there was an e-mail that was sent from your district manager in chicago to the headquarter staff here in washington, getting a status report. and this is what caught my eye. over all, the plant is in compliance with the waiver that far anything proactive during line speed in determining control. they have been averaging between, and that's redacted, per hour with another redaction, being determine

thank you, governor, to talk to my great colleague, steve clemens, washington editor at large. >> hey, everybody, good morning. good morning. >> everyone. you know, i'm really grateful that all of you are here there are so many people here and in the other room. i know we have croissants 230er you. when we come to questions, ask them. you're putting in time here. let's make this fun and interesting for everybody. governor, thank you for joining us. isn't it kind of strange that you hear a senator from utah who might make a great candidate for the governor of connecticut. i mean you guy sounsd so much on the same page. >> not on the last part. >> i just want to ask you, though, we were talking in the green room about the hard choices you had to make as governor during your tenure. and i know you're leaving in january of this next year. you're giving up this position. and you have taken the state in some very interesting directions on sentence reform, on prison reform. and i mention the hard choices you were talking about. are any of them in this arena? >> i think the they think we've d

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>> clemens. they had applied for a line speed waiver and that is what keeps our interest in the plans. we received the information from the agency. in reading the training material that was used to train your inspect areas, it is obvious that what this plant is now doing is very similar to what you are proposing in the proposed rule. the plants received the line speed waiver approval in september of 2017. the plant actually implemented implemented -- [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> sounds like some great conversations. i know i was a part of some very interesting conversations over lunch. i hope you enjoyed what we have for you. once again, we worked with a chef here at capitol hill to try to get as much as they lunch locally sourced as we could and that is what the little explanatory notes on your menu bar. that is something i've said before, something we do in response to feedback we have gotten from you on your reviews of the conference. i would just like to underscore y