compton: thank you very much.e have an incredibly talented group of people to give you hopefully some real perspective that you have not considered before on our topic today. let me introduce them one by one. first, madam president of the national conference of state legislatures representing illinois 47th district, senator tori hutchinson. [applause] former united states senator and former governor of the criminals of virginia, george allen. [applause] former governor of south carolina, jim hodges. [applause] leader of they u.s. house of representatives, eric cantor. [applause] and finally, a former senior adviser and deputy chief of staff in the white house for george w. bush, the amazing karl rove. [applause] ♪ ms. compton: doesn't always seem that the moment we are living in is the most chaotic, the most dysfunctional that we have ever seen in american politics? though looking back in history, it is really not. what you all to explore what it is at the federal level and at the state level that has made this go

compton: thank you.ric cantor, you are the only one on this stage who has been majority leader of your party in the united states house of representatives. talk about trying to get things done. think, from your perspective of it, what do you think maybe has worked in the past, and how important is that relationship between members in the house of representatives? mr. cantor: first of all, i am not so sure there is one secret that is going to be the panacea to all of the ills that affect our system today. i would say that there was some validity to what the senator was talking about in the legislative process, to know your colleagues, especially those on the other side of the aisle. because it is very tempting right now to assume a posture of entrepreneurial, kind of a entrepreneurial, kind of a policy entrepreneur, where you are in competition with the other side and you are loaded every day given the incoming assaults or attacks coming from the other side. that wouldn't overrate element, maybe you call

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so did two little girls a world away in compton, california. >> venus and serena williams are perhapser. i mean, you have two sisters, not just one tiger woods in the family but two in an african-american family, in a predominately white sport. this family came out of compton and decided, "we're going to take over tennis, and we're going to win." >> and win she did, becoming not only the dominant player in women's tennis but one who was willing to push the envelope through her fierce will to win, challenge of the officials, to even her outfit choices. serena won six singles titles at the u.s. open and heading into the 2018 open she had a shot at the record books. >> there was an expectation that she was going to tie margaret court's record of 24 singles titles, grand slam singles titles. and everybody expected serena was going to win going into the match. >> but williams quickly found herself down against osaka, and whether it was the pressure of the moment or a simple slip-up, williams and her coach would make a huge mistake. >> patrick mouratoglou has been serena's coach for seven y

joining us to talk about that i eric compton, an equity analyst at morningstar. welcome. renice to have you >> thanks for having me. >> bob outlined some of the things that are t affecti market, but specifically to the banks, you see the risks more to e downside, more things that could go wrong for the banks than could go right. such as? >> that's correct. so our view on the banks at morningstar at least for the u.s. banks has been that there risksore to the downside at this point, so it's one wayt you see t playing out is with interest rates. as interest rates on the long g end lower, that hurts banks' profitability. o they learn les the longer duration assets and also the worse the economy gets, e more pressure that puts on the fed to lower short-term so that would also directly impact bank profitability. that would be one examplat you know, going lower, credit costs, slowing growth, a lot of issues you outlined alravdy. >> ratesbeen low for more than a decade, and banks have learned to cope with that. fundamentals for the banks are good. the latest earnings reports wer

meanwhile, i'm turning to break ground on 46 unit compound in compton, 126 compton avenue, compton boulevard and we've been waiting for months to get out of the planning process. we get promised week over week, i just got a message today there were getting told to be another week before we get the sign off on the plans yet we been in there since march. and this happened all the time. the process, although agree to this necessary, is far from the streamlined. it's anything but streamlined. >> i want to thank you very much and i want you to know i had a townhall meeting recently where i advised the county that you are feeding people with the hot lunch programs as seniors in their wondering in from all over and sleeping on the ground all over the city but wondering and to be fed. so i'm coming out with some representatives from the county so we can get these seniors off the street who you are feeding in addition to all the other stuff you're doing. >> thank you. [applause] [screams] the chair recognizes representative german from the 30th district of california pre- >> thank you monitor and i w

speaking today, the former england opener nick compton backed calls to put safety at the forefront, butd you can never eliminate the risk. risk is a big fact of life when you're playing cricket at the top level, that is what we want to see, thatis level, that is what we want to see, that is what breeds excitement, it breeds players like steve smith, one of the greats, we want to watch that skill, we want to be shown the difference between him and others. and that's why not everyone can play at the top level. at the same stretch of the imagination, we need to make sure carers at the forefront of our minds and make sure the rules behind concussion are more stringent. steve smith going off the field as opposed to his other batting partner who got struck as well and didn't go off, so clearly there was a difference in the way they reacted and what the medical officers saw. perhaps there needs to bea officers saw. perhaps there needs to be a bit more and strength on that line but at the same time that is why we watch test cricket, we want to see these players up against the best, the fastest

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and the icc chose not to comment on those points raised — the former england opening batsmen nick compton put safety at the forefront but you can never eliminate risk. this is a big fact of life when you play cricket at the top level. that is what brings our players like steve smith, who is one of the greats. we want to watch that skill and show the difference between him and show the difference between him and perhaps others. that is why not eve ryo ne and perhaps others. that is why not everyone can play at the top level. but at the same stretch of the imagination, we need to make sure ca re imagination, we need to make sure care is at the forefront of our minds and make sure perhaps the rules behind concussion are more stringent, steve smith going off the field as opposed to his other batting partner, who got struck as well and didn't go. clearly there was a difference in the way they reacted and what the medical officer saw. the has to be more strength on that, but at the same time that is why we watch test cricket and go to the ground and see these players are up the ground and see t

the meeting marks the 53th anniversary of the compton cafeteria rye yiotriots. they helped inspire the liberation movement and their claims of mistreatment by police. the community will share their experiences with law enforcement with the hope of building respect and trust with sfpd. >>> now to international news, a shakeup at the g-7 summit in france today. iran's foreign minister made a surprise visit to the talks. the foreign minister was seen boarding that iranian jet after meeting with french officials earlier in the day. as word spread of his visit, president trump offered a brief no comment to reporters at the g-7 summit. leaders have been debating how to handle iran's nuclear ambitions. he had been scheduled to go to asia as part of a tour to seek support for iran. sources say france's surprise invitation to him blind sided president trump. >> well, president trump is making headlines at the g-7 summit in france after saying he's had second thoughts about his trade war with china. jennifer johnson has our story from washington. >> do you have second tho

let me say at the same time, that when we invest in a young person in compton, california to get thee kind of education in the same kind of health care, to be a productive member of society and a good citizen, we all benefit from that too. when we see this president trying to divide americans based on race, based on ethnicity, based on gender, sexual orientation, religion, it is wrong. because we should be looking at success for america as success for americans. and to understand that we will rise together. that is what makes us strong. and that is the kind of investment we should be making in ourselves and in the young people of this country. steve: paul is next from new holland, pennsylvania with tom steyer. go ahead. caller: thank you, steve. great job as always. mr. steyer, thank you for running for president. i just wanted to ask one question. since he didn't have time on the way to the bus, what are your views on people? -- on t5, thank you. mr. steyer: i don't know that much about antifa. i have only read about it in the paper. of ourbelieve in terms politics, i believe in par

the meeting symbolically held on the 53rd anniversary of the compton cafeteria riot when a group of trans women sto i was >> reporter: joanne chadwick is 82, an activist who lived through that era. >> i don't need the apology, but a lot of people who are no longer with us need the apology, so i'm here to accept the apology on their behalf because they either died of aids. >> reporter: chief scott got applause for his comments but the night progressed with candid moments like these. >> i feel that it somewhat rings hollow. >> reporter: this individual is formerly homeless and lgbtq. he said youth like him are still unfairly targeted. >> you're essentially doing the same thing, and i said that if you want to truly apologize for something, you have to stop doing it. >> reporter: chief scott told the crowd he apologized for the past, that the community can now look to the future. liz kreutz, abc7 news. >>> u.s. census workers may soon be knocking on your door. teams of people will be walking certain neighborhoods to make sure your address matches their records. aman d amanda del castillo is l

meanwhile, i am trying to break ground on a 46 unit compound in avenue,on 126 compton compton boulevard. we have been waiting for months to get out of the planning process. we have promised week over week. i just got a message here today that we are getting told it will be another week before we get the sign off on the plans. sincee been in there march. this happens all the time. the process, though i grant it is necessary, it is far from streamlined. it is anything but streamlined. thank you very much. want you to know i had a town hall recently where that county, that you are feeding people the hot lunch program, as seniors, they are wondering in from all over and sleeping on the ground all over the city. they are wondering in to be fed. i'm coming out with some representatives from the county so we can get these seniors off the streets, whom you are feeding in addition to all of the other stuff you are doing. mr. watkins: thank you. [applause] chair recognizes representative brad sherman again from the 30th district, california. rep. sherman: thank you. homelessness is the number one

difficult sound system off now best tank account says gathering in argentina for the tango while compton is a thing but daniel shine put his best foot forward in the home of the famous don find a virus. they say that tango is more than just the dogs. but if you let the spirit of tango take you it will help you to better know yourself and not only in time or close embrace this music we can really explain without words what they're feeling there and sometimes really really deep what we can't even describe with the words. it was developed in one osiris by 19th century immigrants mostly men dancing with men developing their fight moves in the slums of the emerging city thank god they grew throughout the 20th century in popularity and respectability to become the swirling sequin dot form it is today now danced around the world and every year the world's best dancers return to reacquaint themselves with the hope of tango. tango soul lives around the world because tango ease universal which is one of the most important things it has achieved in its history the possibility that the whole world c

that meeting marks the 53rd verdict of the compton cafeteria wriet to inspire the lgbtq liberation movement and the claims of mistreatment by police. >> we live in a time where there is a lot of intersectional issues so at the same time people feel like their rights are easing there are other communities that feel more vulnerable. >> the san francisco police department is organizing this event but held at glide memorial church tonight. >>> today hong kong police officials are defending police actions during a weekend of violent clashes with protesters. nbc's janis mackey frayer reports from hong kong. >> reporter: it was a serious escalation over a weekend that started with a human chain and ended in gunfire. police officials today defending six officers who drew their pistols on protesters who were coming at them with poles. one officer fired a warning shot into the air. police also used a water cannon to clear the streets for the first time since pro tests began in june. it highlights a dilemma. each side is testing the other to see how far they'll go. the question, of course, is at what

compton watts up on skid row skid row's a diverse community you know folks won't run. to see guys that i know you know if they're in our group most your role in the mission is to go to jail and they end up in a county jail for 7 months by the case but i always said you know they go to court cases go over the fight oh it wasn't you just please go. you know what happens if a guy have a job you know lost a job i know we all pay a rate you know it's very few people have their own home you know so by the time you get out your apartment is gone you know all this stuff this new apartment is going to go to 90 days to come pick up your property you know as their music so you're into music every day. so you get out you have nowhere to go you have no money you know and so what do you do you come skid row to get a road is the only place where you can see rules and you. do something to get some clothes and hopefully you know design is not to go find a show to be you know is going to get into a program. the higher an estimate of disconnection from the labor market for african-americ

if they are someone from compton, california, who gets a good education and support from a government and becomes a productive citizen and a more effective member of society, that helps every single person in iowa. we should remember when we are helping americans, that's us, we rise together. the stuff about trying to divide us by race and gender, by an ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, it is an attempt to break us down. we will rise together and support each other. that is american success. [applause] >> have you ruled out running as a third-party candidate? mr. steyer: the question was, have a little. running as a third-party candidate? 1000 times. i will never do that. good grief. i'm a democrat. i still remember 2004. thank you. i remember 2016. thank you. the first job is to win the presidency. but that is not enough. we need a sweeping win. when i talk about breaking the corporate stranglehold on government, i set for things, the first thing i said was, term limits in congress. 12 years. if we have that, there is no mitch mcconnell. there is no lindsey graham. there is no

have a compton, indiana, issue. mayor buttigieg: ok. i will make sure i don't lose it. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. mayor buttigieg: we are here to help. >> what is your favorite spotify? mayor buttigieg: it is called buttijams. you can look it up now. >> who is your favorite? mayor buttigieg: credence. >> all right. >> will you come sign [indiscernible] mayor buttigieg: if i get a chance. moving around is challenging. >> thank you. >> mayor, i have a quick question on rural policy. mayor buttigieg: here you go. >> thank you. >> mayor? mayor buttigieg: which rate is the center? -- which way is the center? >> mayor? >> pete? >>here to go, pete. [applause] thank you. >> straightahead. straight ahead. here is what i: have noticed, a very rural, very conservative are much more open for immigration when they personally know [indiscernible] thank you very much. see inbreak down as you places like stone blade, where it is pronounced, like elkhorn, indiana. appreciate it. >> will you sign my sign? chatter]nible >> thank you so much. >>

the reflection and recently reconciliation event comes on the 50th anniversary of the compton event. >>> and los angeles police are investigating a video that shows staff forcibly removing transgender people from a downtown bar. they were celebrating at the bar on friday night. two people made phobic slurs and this is when a brawl started between the two groups. security had to break up the fight. but bouncers put some of them in choke holds. the lapd would not comment on the investigation same quotes all angelenos deserve the freedom to exist in harmony. >>> california is taken the lead , challenging the trump administration's and to keep migrant children in custody and definitely. is fox news reports, immigration officials are characterizing the change. >> reporter: president trump is not backing down. following the latest immigration proposal to allow indefinite containment of migrant children. they are calling the new rule racist. >> reporter: what this new regulation does, we are going to will do, not indefinitely, just long enough to go through the process which in past history

. >> that was last night, and it was the 53rd anniversary of the compton cafeteria riot, when a group of trance women stood up to police at a restaurant in the tenderloin. an 82-year-old woman, is from that era. >> i don't need the apology, but a lot of people that need it are no longer here, so i wil take it on their behalf because they have already died of aids or are gone at this time. >>> now at 6:00, pg&e plans to raise your phumonthly bill by in the next several years according to "the chronicle." they are wanting to raise rates to fund disaster prevention work. it's unlikely that all pg&e's requests will be approved in the fall. >>> a deadly chase. a suspect steals a police car and crash into a fan killing two children. >>> new at 6:00, too stoned to drive. a bay area company with technology to determine when you are too high on cannabis t it's tsleep numberbiggest sale360 smart bed.n the you can adjust your comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelli

. >> both sides move towards reconciliation last night, and it was the 53rd anniversary of the compton cafeteria riot. 82-year-old joan chadwick is an activist that lived through that area. >> i no longer need the apology, but a lot of people died and they need an apology so i am here to take the apology for them. >> many people in the lgbt say they are looking forward to a brighter future. >>> according to our media partner, neighbors are threatening a lawsuit unless the late-night noise is curtailed. it conducted its first turns last night and they are not sure how long the testing will last. >>> may not sleep as well for other reasons. this is going to be humid the next couple of nights, and that will allow temperatures to stay up a little bit. in the south bay, 59, and everybody else in the low to mid-60s here. once you get north of knew get kwraur redwood city, we have mid to upper 60s in the east bay neighborhoods. you can see the marine layer squashed, but there's an earlier push of clouds to the east. we will keep an eye on sfo right now. partly cloudy usually means no delays.

, resoln authorizing the mayor's office of housing and community development to expend a gift to compton's district transgender, lesbian, gay, and bisexual (tlgb) stabilization fund dollars in the amount of $300,000 to support the city's efforts to recognize and support historic and present-day tlgb communities in the tenderloin neighborhood, for a term of august 1, 2019, through june 30, 2020. >> supervisor yee: can we take this same house and call? without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously. madame clerk please call the next item . item 41, 190765, resoln declaring the intent of the city and county of san francisco ("city") to reimburse certain expenditures from proceeds of future bonded indebtedness; authorizing the director of the mayor's office of housing and community development ("director") to submit an application and related documents to the california debt limit allocation committee ("cdlac") to permit the issuance of residential mortgage revenue bonds in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $50,000,000 for 401 avenue of the palms (parcel c3.2 of the treasur

the meeting marks the 53rd anniversary of the compton's cafeteria riot.helped inspire the lgbtq liberation movement. the lgbtq community will share their experiences with the community. >>> and then fairfield police department gave us this video showing drivers racing and spinning in circles on friday night, and they not only saw them from above but from street level. two cars ended up being towed and one person was also towed, he was arrested, and police want other potential reckless drivers to know there's zero tolerance for this kind of activity in fairfield. >>> there's no secret americans are deeply divided but a new poll puts those sentiments into numbers, and 70% of americans are angry at the political system. 56% feel anxious and uncertain about the economy, and just 27% reported feeling confident their children's generation will be better off than their own. the poll also asked about defining values, and hard work remains very important, and a few americans named religion, having children and patriotism, compared to 20 years ago. >>> and then the

the meeting marks the 51st anniversary of the compton cafeteria riot. helped inspire the lgbtq movement and their claims of mistreatment by police. >> we live in a time where there is a lot of intersectional issues. so at the same time that some people feel like their rights are easing and that laws affect them less, there are other communities that feel like they're more vulnerable. >> the san francisco police department is organizing the event, but it's being held at glide memorial church tomorrow night. >>> a popular south bay park remains closed after some mountain lion activity. hundreds of people were turned away from rancho san antonio park west of cupertino today. rangers were at the entrance letting people know a family of mountain lions have been prowling the trails, getting dangerously close to people. these cats don't appear to be afraid of people and that's not good. there is no set date for the park's reopening. >> safety for themselves and the safety of the animals within the park. and again, we appreciate their patience while we work thr

it's on the anniversary of the compton cafeteria riot that took place in the 1966 tender loin.thering spot for transgender people. the riots were sporkarked by a crackdown. >>> a walnut creek teenager is talking to us what it's like to be bitten by a rattlesnake. he was walking into the front gate when he felt a jolt. he believes it was a baby rattler. friends s immediate recalled 91 >> it felt like someone zapped me like someone electrocuted me. it was really weird. of course, i'm freaking out like what was that? at first, i didn't see the snake and my friend said it's a rattlesnake. i said no way and turn around and see it rattling and freaking out and i run inside and i was like i'm going to die. >> well, he didn't, thank goodness. if you want a reminder what a rattlesnake looks like, here is one brought into the wildlife experience. for caden, he's being released from the hospital today and expected to make a full recovery. this is peak season for rattlesnake so be careful if you're on the trails or in the woods. >> especially with the hotter weather and people outside doin

this comes of the 53rd anniversary of the comptons cafeteria riots. the riots over two nights were brought on by a police crackdown. >>> now to a story you'll see only here on abc 7 news, business owners in san francisco's union square neighborhood are demanding action after an increase in store break-ins. merchants say there's been at least eight break-ins the last several months. last week someone smashed this window and stole items and cash. in another incident a woman threw a cup of coffee inside a shoe store and knocked items off a shelf before finally bngto >> maddening, not frustrating. maddening. the city has to do something besides about the garbage. >> we were hoping the mayor could clean up the streets. we're still waiting to see what happens. >> so far no arrests have been made. her chants say sfpd promised more patrols along union street especially at night. >>> new overnight, the ntsb is investigating the cause of this plane crash at the santa barbara airport. fortunately all seven people on board got out safely. the aircraft was a c-130

. >> the apology came 53 years after the compton cafeteria riot in the tenderloin in august 1966. the violence was sparked by a series of police actions against transgender patrons of the cafeteria. >>> and alameda, a homeless community is under limbo waiting to see if their makeshift homes will be taken down by oakland. the community includes a mother and her newborn. >> i need somewhere to st f a little while and get on my feet. >> there is a mother with a 1- month-old baby that we are very concerned about. >> earlier this month, after a string of fires, notices were posted that the camp would be dismantled and belongings discarded if they don't move by tomorrow. mayor libby schaaf is working with advocates and is willing to give people living there a two week extension. >> i believe the city of oakland is doing homelessness resolutions in the most compassionate way possible. >> the community is waiting to see if the mayor's two week extension would be in writing. >>> in the meantime, a homeless navigation center may be placed in fremont. there was a community meeting last night

for a district launch party on august 31st of this year commemorating the 53 rd anniversary of the compton's cafeteria rights. it would pay for a transgender tenderloin oral and visual storytelling project to raise awareness for the rich transgender history of the tenderloin neighborhood and it would also pay for aspects of district strategic planning and for the development of the report that is required for all cultural districts. that is my report. >> thank you very much. >> i will submit those expenditures for your approval. >> there is no file report for this. -- there is no b.l.a. report for this. his or any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. i would like to move this to the board with a positive recommendation and we can take this without objection. please call item eight. >> resolution approving and authorizing the director of the mayor's office of housing and community development to execute documents relating to loans for the acquisition, rehabilitation or permanent financing for four projects pursuant to the small site program, preservation and seismic safety p