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to the accolades of the senator from kentucky by pointing out that he and i have a common trait, a comm denominator between us. we both married above ourselves. and the fact that his wife, the honorable elaine chao, now our secretary of transportation, former secretary of labor, it is truly one of the remarkable couples in the nation's capital of political leadership. and i congratulate him on the comments from the require. the presiding officer: the presiding officer: without objection. mr. alexander: mr. president, the senate's majority leader, senator mitch mcconnell of kentucky, will become the longest serving senate republican leader in history surpasng former senator bob dole of kansas. this according to the senate historical office. today i senator mcconnell's 4 79 lgt day as senate republican leader, a position that he assumed on january 3, 2007, after republicans lost control of both chambers of commerce. i'd like to take a few minutes to put senator mcconnell's leadership in perspective. that perspective begins in the year 1969. i was 29 years old and working in the nixon whit

i don't want to speak on behalf of sarah or anyone else on the continent -- on the comms team. hope and i used to find that humorous. when you talk about hiring a ms director,om you want somebody who likes the president, is not put off by his style, and can deal with the unpredictability of what he's doing. he is a very intuitive guy. we had a campaign event in 2016 , on 42nd street. i wish i had recorded this. it was in a large group. then-candidate, had a 20 minute soliloquy on his twitter strategy, which i thought was brilliant and should end up in a harvard business to how hee study, as was deploying twitter on the campaign. this was before he got the nomination. how and why he was deploying it in the way that he was, and how effective it was in terms of getting his message out. one of the reasons he tweets like that is he knows that msnbc,like c-span, cnbc, media groups, fox, they all have to put out his twitter statement and forced a reaction. so they are incoming twitter missiles. and i'll let you know, there is no anti-ballistic missile to counteract those. in.: another

we start out with a really nice comme. mostly clear skies for the south bay. little fog there near the coast skooflt for the peninsula. looking good in the tri-valley at 63. some patchy fog in san francisco and 59 degrees, plenty of sunshine for the east bay and 61. the temperatures cooling off a couple of degrees. it will still stay warm. what you'll notice is we're keeping some low 90s. primarily right from morgan hill down to gilroy. we're dropping a little in san jose at 88 degrees. through could notra costa, still a hot 95. e starting to drop near pleasanton to 91 and right back toward the bay. a little breeze puts us at 81 in hayward. also 87n fremont. sunshine up against the immediate coast. you have a chilly 53 in half moon bay and then 86 in palo alto. you're at a colder 66 in daly city. i only see a few 70s around the mission. otherwise, the winds at 21 miles per hour will keep us in the upper 60s.to mari sonoma county at 92 degrees. the best thing about the heat lately. it only lasts for a day or two and then we see it beginning to fade. and that's

to have my parents and the comm it has been amazing. we have had ki so it was just a turning point. >> do you remember what you focused on in the commencement address? >> service. i talked about taking risks. i talked about following my pathway -- the calling. i talked about some of the success stories and many of the responsibilities. because usf says they are building the future from there. i may be misdirecting the theme. but the whole point is that you have to get ready for what it is you are going to do and who it is you are going to be. i wanted to talk to them about real-life examples where they can make change. i did not know that i could actually go into this field when i was in college. and it has been the most incredible sustaining and and passion to work i could ever imagine. and it is the only reason i have been in it so long. my job -- i would usually leave after two and a half years. so it speaks for itself. >> somebody says you have to have fire and some glue. and you seem to bring that. >> i am a little stick of dynamit

i don't want to speak on behalf of sarah or anyone else on the continent -- on the comms team. hope and i used to find that humorous. when you talk about hiring a ms director,om you want somebody who likes the president, is not put off by his style, and can deal with the unpredictability of what he's doing. he is a very intuitive guy. we had a campaign event in 2016 , on 42nd street. i wish i had recorded this. it was in a large group. then-candidate, had a 20 minute soliloquy on his twitter strategy, which i thought was brilliant and should end up in a harvard business to how hee study, as was deploying twitter on the campaign. this was before he got the nomination. how and why he was deploying it in the way that he was, and how effective it was in terms of getting his message out. one of the reasons he tweets like that is he knows that msnbc,like c-span, cnbc, media groups, fox, they all have to put out his twitter statement and forced a reaction. so they are incoming twitter missiles. and i'll let you know, there is no anti-ballistic missile to counteract those. in.: another

publicly the white house blasted shaft forgiving an early warning but the e-mails didn't indicate the comme allowed for anyone to evade agents. >>> 4:55. the decision to cut the microphone or a valedictorian is now sparking a much larger call for change inhe north bay. >> petaluma high school's cision to cut the mike prompted supporters last night to pack a boaf education hearing. they held signs saying let her speak. she was silenced last week when she tried to talk about sexual assault. parents and students last night demaed more for school leaders. >> if you do not do anything, you are teaching these boys that what they are doing is okay and you are teaching the girls to shut up and take it. >> i hope they stop just trying to sweep it all under the rug. n change for sure. >>> she did not attend the meeting and the school board did not comment on the unexpected protest. >>> one unassuming cow has become part of a moving international saga. >> we heard of the chicken that crossed the road. here's the cow that crossed the border. why it kroogscrossed we don't k. it wondered into neighboring

d the united nations comm has halted the north korean advance, and is holding it for a line around theperimeter. david: that triggered the nis.-led relentless air bombing to force the comst enemy back across the border. in three years of combat, 2 million dead, many military, many more civilians. purges were carried out. massacres inflicted on and by th sides. >> more ordinance dropped onh norea in three years than in the entire east asian theater operations in world war ii. entire cities were flattened. the americans in the eyes of the north koreans are clearly the enemy. they see the conflict and the way they represented to their own citizens as a nortan victory. victory. david: in fact, it was a war neither won nor lost, and not officially finished, only with an armistice. over the years, this trust has occasionally given way to ho. >> supposedly here on a private visit. david: former presidenrter stepped into north korea to build a deal in 1994, though clinton visited 15ears later, seeking to improve relations. the result on both occasions forced storms. >> don't forget that north

te the two sides also comm to the recovery of the remains of prisoners and those missing in action from the korean war as well as the repatriation of those already identified -- after all the pomp and circumstance, what comes next? how does the u.s. hold ntsth korea toommitment to denuclearize after its broken promises in the past nbc news chief correspondent ha andrea mitchels more on the big questions. >> reporter: the ink now dry with great fanfare. kim jong-un committing to the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. but will he deliver? the president suggesting it comes down to trust. >> i believe he's going to live up to that document. in fact, when he lands, which is going to be shortly, i think he will start that process right away.>> eporter: how can the u.s. be sure? a key missing ingredient, no requirement that kim jong-un disclose how many weapons he has or where they are hidden. >> there is always the possibility that north korea can hide things in thousands of miles of underground tunnels, which you cannot very. you can only verify what they declare and that's w

itt it includes the business comm student groups who have been very important in there, farmers groupsere media the church which is highly respected in nieragua. and dal ortega himself asked for the church to mediate. but at the same type, the church has been t instrumental ining to stop the violence. so, these lks have been really going on since the end of april. and what the coalition of opposition organization would like is aiscussion on the elections, on human rights, on some kind of trial, justice for what is now ove20 deaths, and reforms that will allow some kind of return to democracy where this one-party, one-man rule is dismantled. >> sreenivasan: all right, elisabeth malkin from "the new york times" joining us by phone from mexico city. thanks so much. >> reporter: thanks so much for having me. >> this is "pbs newshour ekend," sunday. >> sreenivasan: in zimbabwe, a bomb exploded at an event attended by the country's president, emmerson mnangagwa, arin what he called a "cowy act." state media is calling it an assassination attempt. itn's john ray reports. >> reporter: wearing

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without further adieu our first award recipient is kitty lock, a teacher at comm stockton elemeny school. she joined 31 years ago as a paraeducator and has been at comma doreckto the last yea in addition to all of the goodies they are getting, they are getting certificates from mayor ferrell, u.s. representative nancy pelosi, state senator wiener -- and there is lots of goodies over there. our next award recipient is jack lively. third grade teacher at star king elementary sl. thank you jack. he grew up speaking mandarin an canton knees in china. he wanted to be a high school teacher but when he got to job to teach he fell in love with the school, the staff and the kids, so he decided to stay. thank you jack. [applause] because we have so many elementary schools we honor two elementary schoolteachers and our second is jennifer partika, 5th grade teacher at argone elementary school. she is dedicated to growing the number of females in science, technology, engineering, the artsnd a mathematic. she recently led the argon robotics take too a victory at the lego robotics competition. your mid

the president pardons a comm commentator and floats the idea pardoning martha stewart and rob blagojevich. should they get special treatment? would be witnesses in the russia probe. >>> secret message, a high-ranking north korea official carrying a letter from kim jong-un set to meet president trump at the white house today. >> i think it will be very positive. i think it will be very positive. >> is the on again, off again summit on again? we're live at the white house. >>> bee falling? samantha bee begins to lose sponsors in the wake of those

they wrote them into the comms —— constitution and have written them into their speeches and now theyrprising the regime would put that out there. it is a sign they are maybe serious about this. it is good. they need to make sure this works at home, too. they are laying the groundwork. has put the rhetoric aside. we are not getting much substance. we have been here before, many times, in north korea. you describe it as a gangster state so how real are we about this real term we are hearing, world peace? even if we are hearing, world peace? even if we get some kind of deal, verification will be a problem. we know that north korea has engaged in mafia style behaviour in the past and it raises credibility and trust problem. even if the north koreans give up some weapons, they will probably not give us everything like the president has been saying, but evenif the president has been saying, but even if they give us anything, that means foreigners at running around the nuclear sites and i wonder if the nuclear sites and i wonder if the north koreans are going to give us the north koreans ar

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. >> what's going on inside that comm shop?verage is driven by the availability of palace intrigue stories and this was obviously an incredible unfortunate episode of really inappropriate comment and one that once it was aired became the story unto itself, whether or not anthony scaramucci's comments about leaking are true but nevertheless, once that becomes a public story, it's essentially an inexcusable situation for someone who is an american hero, has bipartisan support and has a terminal illness. it's a problem and it runs into the unofficial motto of president trump, which is never apologize. there are some things that require apologies. sometimes they're public apologies and the conflict was in whether or not she made her apology privately how this was dealt with publicly. >> last question on the woman who stands at that podium every day, sarah sanders, she's obviously being pressed on telling the truth. she is under fire for not giving that accurate account of president trump's role in the wake of the trump tower meetin

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the president pardons a comm commentator and floats the idea pardoning martha stewart and rob blagojevich. should they get special treatment? would be witnesses in the russia probe. >>> secret message, a high-ranking north korea official carrying a letter from kim jong-un set to meet president trump at the white house today. >> i think it will be very positive. i think it will be very positive. >> is the on again, off again summit on again? we're live at the white house. >>> bee falling? samantha bee begins to lose sponsors in the wake of those vulgar comments made about ivanka trump. >> do something about your dad's immigration practices you [ bleep ]. he listens to you. >> the cable comic apologizing amid calls for her show to be cancelled. >>> those stories, plus, throwing life a curve. white sox pitcher danny farquhar back to the ballpark today six weeks after an aneurysm nearly took his life. >> i'm very thankful to still be here. >>> the sweet spell of victory. the texas teen proving he has what he needs for victory. >> that is correct! e'k toim about his big night. >>> j.r. you kid

. >>> any public comme on 16? all in favor? opposed? approved. 17, please. >>> resource adequacy contracts, approve three resource adequacy contracts for clean power sf executed by the general manager between the san ciscan puc and the pacific gas and electric company with a combined term of two years and five months in the total cost of $13.7 million. >>> any discussion? >>> so moved. >>> second. >>> any public comment on 17? all in favor? >>> aye. >>> opposed. >>> approved. >>> item 19 is existing litigati litigation. existing litation -- 21, isabelle rodriguez versus the city and county of san francisco. item 22, existing litigation. 23, existing litigation pacific gas and electric. 24, existing litigation pacific gas and electric. item 26, existing litigation pacific gas and electric. 27, existing litigation pacific gas and electric. 28, existing litigation city and county of san francisco versus pacific gas and electric. >>> do i have a motion on whether to assert the attorney-client privilege. >>> motion to assert the privilege. >

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