that's all i have to say, it was cray-cray.words of the harvard law professors, i was just with moments ago, this is cray-cray. >> let me read this -- >> imagine what kind of day it was, though, that the cray-cray stuff that ben carson is saying is not the most cray-cray stuff of the day. >> there are -- >> the market was up. market was up. >> more complexities here than in a brain surgery. he added this. this is in "the new york times." doing this job is going to be a very intricate process. that is quite a comment. what do you think this intricate process means, simone? >> first, i know y'all don't expect me to say anything nice about these comments, but i do think that housing and urban development works with the housing authorities, delivers all different kinds of grants. this is a very complicated process and there are a number of housing authorities in this country that need help. they need an overhaul. like the system is just not working in many places so this is complicated. i don't know if it's more complicated than br

. >> cray cray.e words of the harvard law professors i was with moments ago, this is cray was. the cray cray stuff that ben carson is saying is not the craziest stuff of the day. >> the market was up, that was good. >> he added this. this was in the "new york times." doing this job is going to be a very intricate process. that is quite a comment. what do you think an intricate process means? what does it mean? >> first of all, i know y'all don't expect me to say anything about these comments, but i do think that housing and urban development works with the housing authorities and delivers grants and this is a very complicated process. there are a number of housing authorities that need help. they needed overhaul and the system is not working in many places. it is complicated. i don't know if it's more complicated than brain surgery, but the state of housing and the work that hud does is really complicated and very important work. it's tedious and i am not surprised that secretary carson whom again pr

conversation here on the bundesliga with me this week are all of a clock and honestly reporter john cray i'm going to start with you all and what does it mean that fire and rested robert levin dostie wrested are you and robert and still came away with an easy for now when you forgot how much you know who was also arrested in so what do you expect if you look at the value of what by and had on the bench it probably was three times the value of the team that five of cent on the pitch so it's still the best team by far so it doesn't really make a difference whether live and whether robin is on the bench or somebody else you still have. a lot tang's you still have thomas. totally sold so it's a great scene even without live in dusty. joe that one of the interesting stories that came out of this game sort of was by the time it actually kicked off was there was a rumor this week that byron had given some thought to putting the coach of borg in charge next year is this is crazy an idea as it sounds he did deny it pretty amusing denial throughout the matter typical kristen strike fast and amusin

cray. i believe we have moses from supervisor kim's office. >> yes. including our support for this project in that the acquisition and rehabilitation is actually quite efficient. if you do a breakdown on the budget and a perunit cost, that's around $450,000, and it's a large building, so that actually breaks down to about $602 persquare foot, which is really efficient for acquisition and rehabilitation for a building, so we enthusiastically lend our support for this. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. colleagues, is there a motion on this item? >> yes. i'd like to move this to the full board with a full recommendation. >> supervisor fewer: yes. we can do that without objection. madam clerk, can you please call item four. >> clerk: -- providing 51 units of supportive housing for initial term of ten years with an annual base monthly rent of 39,000. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. i believe we have noelle young here with supervisor kim's office. >> good morning. n

is that cray disai? >crazy?>> yes is the answer.hey're going to move three or four times, they're going to react to the data. inflation is accelerating. it's important and it allows them to move what we think will be three or four times this year and do it again next year. do they need to speed it up with inflation? they're no no rush. i don't think five times but it is important because we're in a different regime right now. maria: i want to talk about how you're allocating capital and how you see equities. give us the backdrop. just the fact that there's an aassessment tells you that things are getting better, right, the bkdrop? >> totally. we could create 5% nominal gdp. maria: are you kidding me? >> 3% real, 2% inflation chish and get 5%. people think it's going to be higher than that. if favors quarter of the year is always slower and as we get into the second, third, fourth quarter this year, the numbers driving, capital expenditures being higher, growth is going to be higher. the fed is not going to try to choke the growth of

i thought you were cray-cray when you said that. it doesn't sound crazy now. >> it holds up really well. so, what i found so interesting about this particular element of the investigation, i spoke today with a democracy promotion activist who worked in the ukraine and former soviet states during this time frame, and constantine ka little elm nick is a known quantity. everyone knew he was former g.r.u. and there was an element of shadiness -- >> manafort aide -- >> this is a manafort aide. he wasn't able to get work with, say, i.r.i. after a certain time period. he wasn't able to work with the officially sanctioned organizations over there. and he transitioned over into paul manafort's world. so, from the get-go, when the rnc platform committee change happened, when paul manafort became -- >> became more friendly to russian foreign policy. >> yes, constantine known as k.k. came to the u.s. and visited with paul manafort, democracy had their antenna up. >> they saw this coming. this is now obviously well known to bob mueller. we learn

. >> joel didn't think it was crayy cray crazy at all. i decided to commit myself off to this business. >> ben replied. we have got to work on your photography. >> eventually joel did get better. >> these are actually pretty good. >> which pose aid big problem. off awe when he put in the work, i thought, oh, no, now i have to figure out a way to compensate joel for the pictures or i'm going to be the scammer. >> the final copies are in. >> ben took to youtube to sell a booklet he made using the pictures. he called it by the grace of god, a phrase from joel's messages. the plan was to sell few dozen to friends and families. until sales exploded. >> people around the world places i never heard of were buying joel's book. >> soon they raised $1,000. ben told joel. he could have half. and the rest, well, joel would get that too. but with a catch. >> ben told him he had to donate that $500 to charity. and so, with that intention in mind, ben wired the money. >> at this point, you need to know, $500 is like a year's salary in liberia. so, reall

commander who has access to nuclear codes warns north cray, the u.korea, for anything. >>> we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. newsroom starts right now. >>> in thunderous, standing-room-only rally led by teenagers. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators marched for their lives on saturday, a show of force standing with the stoneman douglas high school students in florida who survived a mass shooting on valentine's day, whether a shooter opened fire at their school, killing 17 students and teachers. >> it's not just that moment making up about thinking movement, in california, in florida, after state in between, people heard students rallying cries. they participated in their own marches. portland, oregon there, look at the streets filled with people. boston, look at these big crowds that showed up. people gathered in hopes that they, too, can say never again. ryan nobles highlights some of the most powerful marches around the united states. >> reporter: on a day filled with loud cries, powerful songs

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. >> now going to move on to environment and brexit and mary cray. >> in january you launched the 25-year environment plan. but obviously it's going to meet the underpinned by legislation in order to have a lasting impact to make the changes that i'm sheer we all want the see. we are also going to see new environmental legislation to deep with the gaps caused by leaving the european union so we don't end up with zombie legislation no longer monitored enforced and updated. are you planning to include an environmental broke bill in next year's green speech in order to have that legislation in place before the end of the transition period, before the end of 2020. >> we don't normally comment on what we are expecting to put in the queen's speeches in advance of the queen's speech. >> you agree with me that we need an environmental legislation to deal with the gaps caused by leaving the eu? >> well, there are certain elements that we have already -- if you look at the legislative framework we have got already i think that does provide with us a strong legal framework for environmental prot

and you know, i think also relates to the tendency we have to sort of move from, you focus on one cray sis while another crisis developing, and you spoke about this comments.ogan in your well, so i am wondering if, anticipate of you in a little i have couldhat just talk a little bit about what we can do to, at the level, you know, avoid that, and, and try to have more term sustainable tramming day this address all of disease of depair as the friends in the public health community call them. well, senator smith, i agree with that. think the federal level we got to focus on mental health and abuse issues together. because in many cases, they, throwse overlapping and two issues that almost everyone has mentalon system health or substance abuse issues that is response for a lot of the crime we're dealing with and apart families and we shouldn't look at it them separately. problems, butrent we need more coordination and funding for both. >> thank you. >> governor brown? >> thank you. i be a absolutely agree. think we need reduce the stigma related to substance and alcohol treatment and i ap

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