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. >> conrad, do you as a conservative and a supporter of the republican establishment think you can imaginel working well? >> yes, in fairness, fareed, i am also a very admiring, though not uncritically so biographer of franklin d. roosevelt, i'm not that conservative. i have often supported democrats. but i do clearly think take a slightly different view from the two men who preceded me in this talk. i would say that the republicans shouldn't necessarily be accused of cravenness for attempting to support their apparent nominee. obviously i think if trump says completely outlandish things, replicating some of the ill considered reflections he's had up until now, there will be a lot of problems, but i don't think we should chastise that problem for not simply throwing their candidate out like a jay cloth and delivering a huge majority the other side. >> one of the other things that's in play here, is this issue of race and the diver general cities, and that goes back to the 1948 democratic con convention was riched apart. >> it was ripped apart in 1948. the democratic nominee president truma

deciding friday to uphold carter's grand jury indictment on a manslaughter charge for the death of conrad roy. he died of carbon monooxide poisoning. prosecutors say he was on the phone with carter for 47 minutes. she allegedly convinced second thoughts. >> she told him to get back in the car. >> reporter: in a series of text messages leading up to roy's death, prosecutors say carter was essentially bullying him into suicide. texting, you need to stop thinking about this and just do it. and there is no way you can fail. tonight is the night. it's now or never. >> when are you going to do it? stop ignoring the question. >> reporter: carter's lawyers argued the then 17-year-old's texts were protected by the first amendment and didn't cause roy to kill himself. saying roy was the one who convinced carter he should commit suicide. >> he has brainwashed her to the point where she's accepting his idea of this is my only option. >> reporter: but massachusetts supreme judicial court disagreed saying courter engaged in a system attic campaign of coercion that targeted rye's insecurities her instru

. >> reporter: nicholas' father conrad now headed to nice for answers and to find his son. >>> in the wake of that attack and others, law enforcement officials in cleveland are preparing for the possibility that protests turn violent at the republican national convention that begins monday. jacob rascon is there with more on their last-minute measures. >> reporter: a taste of what's to come. the first of many expected protests, this one sponsored by the new black panther party. two days ahead of the rnc convention in downtown cleveland is all but locked down. inside what's called the secure zone, the final layers of fencing are going up. to get past this point during the convention, you'll need a credential from the secret service and a pass through a metal detecter. >> we're ready to go. >> reporter: the deputy chief says major attacks like those in france and dallas prompted last-minute enhancements to the security plan. >> it's been a challenge. what's happened across the country in the last 12 months, all during this planning process we just keep changing our plan, enhancing our p

her trial is set to begin in december. 18-year-old conrad roy killed himself by filling his truck with carbon monoxide in 2014. ed: bill cosby has dropped a lawsuit demanding the accuser in his criminal case repay the money from their confidential settlement back in 2006. cosby sued andrea constand for violating the contract by speaking to police, who reopened the criminal investigation last year. a judge upheld constand's right to speak with police. his lawyer says cosby just wants against him. maria: a former school bus driver in new hampshire has been convicted in a crash that injured three students. stephanie boyd admits to looking at her phone while operating the bus in nottingham. she crashed into a tree. she'll be sentenced at a later date area and she faces up to 7 years in prison. ed: one person is dead after a crash involving a car and a tractor trailer in plainville. police say the car ran into the back of the truck near the now-closed truck stop on washington street. a 15-year-old passenger in t taken to a rhode island hospital for treatment. plainville and state police are

sarah: our political correspondent naomi conrad was there. merkel hasn't rolled out a policy reversal here. has she managed to stand her ground? >> i think she has, and maintains -- remains to be seen what will happen. but she would not apologize, she stood by her decision that she took by a year ago to open germany's borders to refugees that were stranded along the balkan route. she was very clear, that we can do this and overcome the hurdles that we face, and she reiterated that today, saying yes, we can do that. sarah: it was a controversy decision, and now she has a difficult task, on one hand, she has to give the impression that she is not overreacting, and also assure people that the german government has things under control. did she manage to send that message today? naomi: i think she did, it is a fine line to walk, and she did it quite well. she reassured people that yes, there was a threat, heightened threat levels that we have had for quite a while here in germany. but she also introduced a new raft of measures, things that have b

. >> tom fitzgerald, let's hear from conrad who lives here in philadelphia on the republican line. >> covering the hillary clinton e-mail scandal in a humorous way, that we are taking our expose thes week to cover-up of hillary's lies very seriously. we are entering town with the wind at our backs. poll showed 75% of people had a favorable response at donald trump's nomination. where to go over a few things about the space we are in. famous for boxing and mixed martial arts. you can see the banners around honoring the memory of the old warhorses that have stepped into the ring here. there is a wrestling championship mural in the men's restroom. we can escort others in there if they want to see it. the historyd bodies of philadelphia as a gritty town filled with people who never give up. concerning the infighting we have seen in the democratic party in the last 24 hours, it is a fitting place to begin our operation. the american people have had enough of the cronyism and corruption of hillary clinton. some of the individuals speaking will be senators rick santorum, congressman marsha b

kept reading out loud to me and then we talked about everything and before i knew it, he brought me conrad then he brought me celine which i never read. >> was he not a big-time reader prior? >> no, before that he -- he failed high school, he was just awful. [laughter] >> and -- >> okay. this is a very happy story. >> and he ended up teaching kids at city college to read and write, they paid him $8 an hour to coach them, he had no college, but all kinds -- he started writing himself and now he writes a lot. >> that's a great story. i know that the two points from my adult life when i was at my lowest i was saved and i think it's because the characters are so egotistical that gave me strength. the first -- well, anyway, we will let it go at that. his upper west side book was planted bilious and angry and he lived around here a long time ago. yes, anybody else? well, thank you very much for coming. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, a big round of applause for author david denby. if you mention beacon school at the register a portion of the proceeds will be donated to them and hopefully the

>> we didn't get the first hint of it until pete conrad said it. he said, and this was after we had at least gotten the power restored back -- >> you were either on orbit or close to it by that time? >> yeah -- well, no. because actually this thing happened about, as i recall, about 50 seconds or so after lift-off. and in only two minutes we had the fuel cells back online that provided the power to the spacecraft. incidentally, made on a call by a young flight controller named john aaron who i think at the time was 23 years old. so we had -- it didn't take us long to get the power restored. we did have systems that were still offline, but we at least had lights again and all of that. and so it didn't take too long and then kind of in a quiet part there, pete said something like, i don't know what happened. i'm not sure we didn't get hit by lightning. and later we found out, even after they got on orbit, that he saw a flash. you know, there was a boost protective cover over the windows while the launch escape tower was still on there, so you couldn'

. >> beak, outside conrad's green was arrested for assault and battery. victim was a male subject. he was uninjured. green was arrested. >> reporter: there are unconfirmed reports the man was taunting green about basketball. police will only say the man involved did not suffer any injuries. nbc bay area obtained this court document that shows green post aid $200 bond and was released sunday morning. >> shocked actually. you know? i didn't think he would do something like that. you know? he's a good -- seemed like a good guy. >> reporter: green is also on the usa men's olympic basketball team. we reached out to the olympic committee to see if the arrest would impact his eligibility. but have not yet received a response. usa basketball declined to comment but legal analysts tell us his arrest could potentially impact his ability to enter brazil because he would have to make changes on his immigration paperwork. many fans hope draymond will still make it tory yoep. >> we still have to go through due process. >> the warriors said they need to know more about the situation. draymond has

two years ago her friend conrad roy died of carbon monoxide poisoning after connected a generator to truck's exhaust. prosecutors say roy and carter talked on the phone >> julie: jurors convicted stephanie boyd on charging of reckless conduct and assault. last year her bus slid into a tree in nottingham, 11 students were on board, several were hurt she said she was downloading an app at the time and faces up to seven years in prison. >> daniel: >> catherine: fox25 jessica could be the key to determining that woman's identity. >> jessica: investigators believe both sets of remains belong to the woman. mystery as who she is grows deeper and around 11:30 human remains found on the site and earlier this month a single day understandably upset and hoping for answers. and wearing sporto boots, long sleeve t-shirt and black sleeves and critical thing right now trying to identify the woman. she says investigators believe died her and remains weren't moved here from somewhere else. >> it was the opinion of the anthropologist at >> julie: ran down the street auto shop. >> guy and girl and told

michelle carter was in court for that hearing. 18-year-old conrad roy killed himself by filling his truck with carbon monoxide in 2014. prosecutors say carter encouraged him to do it through text messages. carter's trial on involuntary manslaughter charges is set to begin. that will be in december. new charges tonight for the wittman man charged with attempted murder and drunk driving. after crashing into his girlfriend according to police 42-year-old and driving to endanger charges. he was arrested wednesday after police say he ran down the 35-year-old brockton woman before flipping his car on brockton avenue. the woman suffered serious injuries. maria: using uber is apparently not decreasing the number of drunk driving deaths out there. researchers looking at statistics from the 100 most populated areas in the country from 2009 through 2014. and here's what they found. that the rise of uber did not drunk driving deaths. uber insists, though, that its service can help decrease drunk driving. using it actually is a selling point the company says that 80% of riders say uber has helped them

and we've met buzz aldrin, neil armstrong, john glenn, scott carpenter, pete conrad used to come here. owen garriott back from the early period, john young and the first crew for the first space shuttle mission. eileen collins has been here and pam melbourne, the two commanders of the shuttle mission. and again in may, we had astronauts who had just returned from the international space station. so whenever they come to washington, they like to come here too. many of them spent hours here when they were children. and they say that this museum was partly responsible for their love of aviation and their passion to become astronauts. >> let me just make the point, for those of you listening on c-span radio, of course watching on c-span3's american history tv, we are live at the national air and space museum in washington, d.c. our next caller is john joining us from new hampshire with valerie neal. go ahead, please. >> good evening. i just want to ask if you're going to show -- during the program. i know other people involved in the restoration. and i've been looking forward to seeing it

. >> basically outside of conrads he was arrested for assault and battery. the victim was a male who was uninjured. police will only say that the man involved did not suffer any injuries. green posted a $200 bond and was released sunday morning. >> shocked, you know? i i did think he would do something like that, you know? he seemed like a good guy. >> he is also on the men's olympic. basketball team. usa basketball declined to comment, but analysts tell us that it could impact his ability to enter brazil because he would have to put pages in his immigration book. >> we still have to go through due process. >> the warriors say they need to know more about the situation before they comment. he missed game five of the finals for getting too many fragrant fouls. >> he also made headlines off of the court this year. he posted and quickly deleted a snap chat video from inside his car showing he was driving 118 miles per hour on a bay area freeway. >> and president obama honors the fallen dallas police officers and more on the man who killed them. >>> welcome back

and conrad rogers came up with this event, 80 is a pokimon player and thought it would be a great way the police officers to connect with the community. >> it is something that so many people are doing. we are doing it as well as police officers. the fact that we do it, and we play the game just like everybody else, and it human isis our profession. >> -- it humanize this profession. >> this has been shared across the united states.>> the idea is catching on as several law enforcement agencies have contacted newark police, interested in getting their own pokimon go game. >>> let's go and see the commute on this monday morning.>> looking okay as we look at the tracy super commuters, and the traffic will be busy on 205 and 580 driving out of the central valley and into the livermore area. you can see the tri-valley traffic is pretty busy on 205 and also on 580. he continues to be okay into livermore, but there is congestion between livermore and dublin. looking at highway 4, you will see stop-and-go traffic here and there. it is getting busier in pittsburg and over toward concord. at th

donald trump holding a lot had of meetings in the conrad.ng with newt gingrich is going on. and his children left for a motorcade to the airport. and before trump leaves, he has another meeting with alabama senator jeff session. sessions said to be on the list and also may be a sounding board to bounce off should i pick gingrich or mike pence. and pence by the way hosted mr. trump and his family for breakfast in the governor's mansion and trump had sat down with an interview with bret baier and he asked him how far down he whittled his choices for vice-president. >> a fighter and builder and patriot in the oval office of the united states of america. we are ready for donald trump to be our next president. you know, donald trump understand upons the frustrations and hopes of the american people like no other american leader in my lifetime since ronald reagan. >> i tell you chris christie i have liked for a long time and a professional and a good guy. i am narrowing it at throw potentially four. in my own mind, i am probably thinking about two

. >> basically outside conrad's, green was arrested for assault and battery. the victim was a male subject. he was uninjured. green was arrested. >> reporter: there are unconfirmed reports the man was taunting green about basketball. police will only say the man involved did not suffer any injuries. nbc bay area obtained this court document that shows green posted a $200 bond and was released sunday morning. >> shocked, actually. you know? i didn't think he would do something like that, you know? i mean, he's -- seemed like a good guy. >> reporter: green sauls on tis the usa men's olympic basketball team. we reached out to the olympic committee to see if the arrest would impact his ability but did not yet receive a response. they declined to comment, but we were told it could potentially impact his ability to enter brazil because he would have to make changes on his immigration paperwork. many fans are hoping draymond will still make it to rio. the warriors also declined to comment, saying they needed to know more about the situation. draymond has had at least

we spoke with conrad roy's mother and says she feels the loss of her son every single day and wants thet it with sunny hostin. we heard her words were protected by the first amendment but the judge is saying words can kill. >> that words can kill. words can matter. it was a unanimous decision and 23-page decision. everyone should really read this decision. especially parents of teens and this is marked the first time that the court in massachusetts basically said you can be responsible for involuntary manslaughter just by using your words. >> even if you're not there or don't pull the trigger or knife. >> that's right. this court said by using those types of words, get back in the car. you need to do this. do this now she was almost virtually in the car with him goading him. anybody that reads what she texted him what she said to him should be horrified because words matter. >> absolutely and you're making the distinction between what we see here and bullying, cyberbullying. >> i think it's a bit different. cyberbullying is a federal crime and it's when you intend to harm someone by you

uphold carter's grand jury indictment on a manslaughter charge for the 2014 death of 18-year-old conradoxide poisoning after locking himself inside his truck in this kmart parking lot. at the time prosecutors say he was on the phone with carter for 47 minutes. his girlfriend allegedly convincing him to stay in the truck after he had second thoughts. >> he was scared. she told him to get back in the car. >> reporter: in a series of text messages leading up to roy's death prosecutors say carter was essentially bullying him into suicide texting "you need to stop thinking about this and just do it." fail. tonight is the night. it's now or never." >> when are you going to do it? stop ignoring the question. >> reporter: carter's lawyers argued the then 17-year-old's texts were protected by the first amendment and didn't cause roy to kill himself. saying roy was the one who convinced carter he should commit suicide. >> he has in fact brainwashed her to the point where she's now accepting his idea of this is my only option. >> reporter: but massachusetts supreme judicial court disagreed saying

the idea to host a pokemon go event came from newark police officer conrad rogers who loves pokemon.e thought this is a great way to bring people together and connect with the community. >> something that so many people are doing, and it's something that we're doing it, too, as police officers. the fact that we do it and play the game just like anybody else, it kind of humanizes our profession. >> we put it out on facebook, and within six hours we have had hundreds and hundreds of likes. it was being shared across the united states. >> the idea is catching on. law enforcement agencies around the country have contacted them interested in hosting their own pokemon go game. >>> all right. let's check in now with mike and gasia. >> all right. coming up in our 8:00 hour, we continue to follow developments out of monterey county as a wildfire continues to burn. so far more than 14,000 acres charred. we will have more on the damage as well as the evacuation. >>> also developments in florida where there was another mass shooting at a nightclub. this time in fort myers. two people are dead, i

dulcolax, designed for dependable relief >>> we have new video just in of donald trump leaving the conradhere it is believed he met with newt gingrich and senator jeff sessions. he is heading to california now. donald trump did say he wanted an attack dog by his side as vice-president, and we just hear from two of them on this show. >> i'm deeply honored to even be in consideration of everything going on right now. i think for donald trump, this is a really critical strategic decision that he needs to make. >> i've been part of the process. we'll see what happens. it is a little bit like the apprentice. you find out sooner or later who is the next one standing. >> in that conversation with the former speaker, newt gingrich yesterday, he sid that this is going to be a personal decision for donald trump. this is somebody who will spend the next four to eight years with potentially. who do you see best fit to stand by his side during at that time? >> well, he has dropped a few big hints. he wants an attack dog. i can't think of a better attack dog than newt gingrich. he has been able to poin

. >> holding a lot of meetings at the conrad hotel. still meeting with newt gingrich. a meeting that's been going on for an awful long time. >> the other top vp contender said to include new jersey governor chris christie who reportedly met with trump's family yesterday. >> he has another meeting coming up this afternoon with alabama senator jeff sessions. >> that announcement is expected at any time. former new hampshire governor john sununu goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> how are you tonight, greta? >> good. well, i bet you are on pins and needles, everyone is playing the veepstakes game. tell me, newt gingrich or mike pence? >> i'm leaning towards mike pence. i think there is an advantage in the age difference i think this is advantage having been more recently involved with governors. as a practical professional. so i think mike pence, if i had to give the djt some advice i would tell him it should be mike pence. >> it's interesting, i think, and of course this is all voodoo. i think this race will be determined at the debates when they are side by side

some of the classics and, joseph conrad, george orwell. george elliot. tend to be probably a little more classical in my taste than, you know, avant-garde. those are the a few. >> good. yes. >> first of all i notice that you spoke in my quiet 12-year-old voice when attempting to mediate between hunter and sandy. my question to you, as your father signed his letter h., and what did you call your parents, did you inherit quiet, gentle voice from your mother sandy or as a result of watching them have their arguments? >> i called them, i called them hunter and sandy. yeah, at that, a lot of people asked about that, and why you know. i really think it was, that's what, that's what, i would say it was hunter. that is what he wanted to be called. you know, how when you're a parent, you know, you're talking to your child and you know, it's it is daddy. you're the one who tells them what your name is. i think hunter decided, no, it is going to be hunter. it is not going to be dad. and i think part of that was, it was partially him and partially the times that he

carter is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the 2014 death of conrad roy iii. the case could go to trial as early as december. >>> daughter of former vice presidential candidate al gore, vice president i should say al gore faced a boston judge today, karina gore and five other activists face charges for a protest against the natural gas pipeline in the city. in a zprench refusing to move. it happened in west roxbury in june. they pleaded not guilty. >>> lawmakers on beacon hill are working for the weekend. they have a lot of bills to get lew and a sunday night deadline. the focus in the final 48 hours is on five major bills. they deal with the energy policy, economic development, local government reform. noncompete agreements and regulating the ride sharing industry. bills that do not pass would have to be refiled in of her power to regulate firearms. the republican leader in the state senate filed a bill today to remove that authority. earlier this month, healy announced her office would step up enhancement of the state's 1998 assault weapons ban to crackdown

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. >> you hated spencer and heidi and loved lauren conrad, right?heir ten-year anniversary this year, we tracked down the entire cast to find out where are they now. >> i didn't realize it was going to turn into this soap oprah. it was a wild, crazy time, but it was fun. ♪ >> beautiful people and their delicious drama. millions of viewers couldn't get enough. >> you know why i'm mad at you? >> why, lauren? >> you know why i'm mad at you. you know what you did. >> heidi montag and spencer pratt earned super villain street cred on the couple married in 2009, but spencer never lived down his rep for amping up the crazy. >> you know it, and you're going to burn for it. >> stop it. >> they told me the show was getting pulled after season one. they needed a bad guy. so everybody won from me being awful. >> so where are they now? a reported $25 million fashion and lifestyle empire. and just published her ninth book. >> it's really cool, especially like a week like this where i'm doing book signings everywhere. i am so fortunate. >> kristin's a mom of three

. >> reporter: in court, nowsch is represented by defense team conrad and augstus claus, known aroundsertive advertising, and now for their assertive defense. >> we are conducting our own investigations and some of those already appear to be bearing fruit. >> reporter: the clauses want that interrogation tape tossed out. >> and i just cocked it back and i started shooting on them. >> reporter: saying nowsch smoked pot right before surrendering to police, and was impaired while making those statements. >> the fact that our client was high and the police knew it compromises the result. >> reporter: but they're not just betting on a technicality. they claim the killing of tammy meyers was justified. >> the facts seem to point to self-defense in this situation. >> do you think erich should go to prison as a murderer? >> no. i don't think erich needs to go away forever. >> reporter: because, she says, for months eric was facing a barrage of anonymous death threats from what he suspected were rival dealers. the situation serious enough for him to get that .45 caliber pistol. what kind of th

lastly at the conrad hotel, there were a couple buses and it was goth rocker marilyn monroe and an awfulering who the bigger star was and a lot of adults were wondering who the other celebrity is there. >> marilyn man sonson, right? >> yeah. >> is that a new goth rocker? >> shows what i know about goth rock. >> marilyn manson sorry. >> carl, great to see you. >> you can imagine trump and marilin manson? so our political panelists joining me now on trump's choice. chris dire walt, and dana perino under george w. bush good to see you best. marilyn marilyn manson. i rndsunderstand you took a position no one could overshadow mr. trump. do you want to walk that back a little bit? >> no i think my comparison was evil evil can evil, does not over overshad the goth the black nails and the white make up. this is not white. you've got to be loud baby. you've got to be loud. >> all right. but seriously, what do we think? i'll ask you, dana. seriously. first of all, you should come to me -- you're seriousness. >> we'll be back to you in a minute. newt gingrich saying it's down to me and pence. that'

the idea to host a pokemon go event came from conrad rogers. a pokemon player himself.e thought it would be a great way for police officers to connect with their community. >> it's something that so many people are doing, and it's something that, you know, we're doing it, too, as police officers. the fact that we do it. we play the game just like anybody else. i guess it kind of humanizes our profession. >> we put it out on facebook, and within six hours we have had hundreds and hundreds of likes. it was being shared across the united states. >> and this idea is catching on. several law enforcement agencies have contacted newark pd interested in hosting their own pokemon go game. >>> we have exciting news for the many fans of fox tv's drama "24". the "24" clock will tick with a new hero. a former army ranger named eric carter will be sent out to save the world in a new episode of "24". it airs on fox after the super bowl in february. actor corey hawkins has the starring role. >> he is going to be forced to make a lot of morally questionable choices. >> corey hawkins is

and we've met buzz aldrin, neil armstrong, john glenn, scott carpenter, pete conrad used to come here. owen garriott back from the early period, john young and the first crew for the first space shuttle mission. eileen collins has been here and pam melbourne, the two commanders of the shuttle mission. and again in may, we had astronauts who had just returned from the international space station. so whenever they come to washington, they like to come here too. many of them spent hours here when they were children. and they say that this museum was partly responsible for their love of aviation and their passion to become astronauts. >> let me just make the point, for those of you listening on c-span radio, of course watching on c-span3's american history tv, we are live at the national air and space museum in washington, d.c. our next caller is john joining us from new hampshire with valerie neal. go ahead, please. >> caller: good evening, ms. neal. i just want to ask if you're going to show the -- during the program. i know other people involved in the restoration. and i've been lookin

neighborhood parks from pine lake park to dubois park and in highly trafficked area like hayes valley and conrad square and fisherman's wharf. and so just to repeat the action items are to approve the agreement, accept the grants and amend the park code, and i just wanted to add as we take the next step in what surely is a long partnership with fpc we want to express our gratitude to this group their persistence, advocacy and stewardship and we really do look forward to preserving a beautiful part of san francisco where everybody can get out and play. thank you. >> thank you lisa and thank you to you for all of your hard work on this project as well as well as all rec and park staff. colleagues any questions right now for staff? okay. before we go to public comment mr. rose should we go to your report please? >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee on page three of our report, the bottom of page three the francisco park and conservancy budget of 25 million for the new francisco park is shown in the table and that's on page four of our report, and we note that the francisco park conserva

more so than joseph conrad and "heart of darkness" or any book you can think of. this really makes us confront the abyss of human viciousness. when you're reading and the beast, when the migrants -- only route in which they can avoid the migration checkpoints on the highway and have to divert. and oscar chronicles -- has this great line you see so many skeletons along the path, and at one point seeing human skeletons along the path, prophecy of the future of people traveling. as he tells it -- we're so used to saying it's the authority, the police. you begin to realize these are local people who are preying on the migrants. farmers and ranchers who realize these incredibly vulnerable people were traveling there are their area and if anything was done to them, they were unlikely to good to the police because they didn't want to be deported. so they realized, way can do whatever we want. we can rob them, rape them, murder them, and so they did. it's horrifying. horrifying to say, well, we're that, too. we're all humans and anything any human does in the sense is par

neighborhood parks from pine lake park to dubois park and in highly trafficked area like hayes valley and conrad square and fisherman's wharf. and so just to repeat the action items are to approve the agreement, accept the grants and amend the park code, and i just wanted to add as we take the next step in what surely is a long partnership with fpc we want to express our gratitude to this group their persistence, advocacy and stewardship and we really do look forward to preserving a beautiful part of san francisco where everybody can get out and play. thank you. >> thank you lisa and thank you to you for all of your hard work on this project as well as well as all rec and park staff. colleagues any questions right now for staff? okay. before we go to public comment mr. rose should we go to your report please? >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee on page three of our report, the bottom of page three the francisco park and conservancy budget of 25 million for the new francisco park is shown in the table and that's on page four of our report, and we note that the francisco park conserva

neighborhood parks from pine lake park to dubois park and in highly trafficked area like hayes valley and conrad square and fisherman's wharf. and so just to repeat the action items are to approve the agreement, accept the grants and amend the park code, and i just wanted to add as we take the next step in what surely is a long partnership with fpc we want to express our gratitude to this group their persistence, advocacy and stewardship and we really do look forward to preserving a beautiful part of san francisco where everybody can get out and play. thank you. >> thank you lisa and thank you to you for all of your hard work on this project as well as well as all rec and park staff. colleagues any questions right now for staff? okay. before we go to public comment mr. rose should we go to your report please? >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee on page three of our report, the bottom of page three the francisco park and conservancy budget of 25 million for the new francisco park is shown in the table and that's on page four of our report, and we note that the francisco park conserva

conrad andg way from margaret thatcher. the sense that generational change?this a moment in international relations or business as usual? alan: i think it is the latter. merkel famously had a very good relationship with david cameron who arguably is the next generation from theresa may, but as i said, i think they come from the same political family so they should in theory get along. there are fundamental differences in their outlook toward europe that i find it hard to see them reconciling that easily. tom: alan crawford from berlin this morning, thank you so much. gilles moec with us in london. the distance between london and germany, there is a lot of different nations in between. how on the same page is chancellor merkel with the rest of her europe? gilles: it is hard to say because we do not know what kind of opening we have from the u.k., we do not know what the strategy they are going to push through. it is tough for the europeans to forge their own strategy. if you look at what has been said by the various leaders, my guess is eastern europeans are g

former budget chairman judd gregg and former budget chairman kent conrad, one republican, one democrat, recommended establishing a bipartisan commission to submit a legislative proposal that would achieve long-term revenue, spending and debt targets. congress would then be required to consider and vote on the commission's recommendations without amendment. this is a creative bipartisan approach to addressing politically difficult decisions that must be made to ensure this country's future prosperity. the budget committee has been working diligently on these reforms and stands ready to offer bipartisan legislation should the senate choose to fix our broken budget process. the time to act is now. we're currently spending over $230 billion in interest on our debt every year, even with those low historical interest rates that i talked about. the congressional budget office tells us that for every 1 percentage point that the interest raises will increase america's overspending by $1.6 trillion over the next ten years. or about $160 billion a year. that's a 1% raise in the interest rate. $23