what's going to happen once they move to davie davies where theya completely new staff? this issue is creating many doubts and anxiety for the family on transferring their loved ones to davies given the lack of information and transparency from cpmc. in regards to the transport to the critical care team hired by cpmc, they said the transport will not include a family member or a nurse from the subacute unit familiar with the patient despite this being a specific request by the families. due to the lack of information provided by cpmc and the inattentive care of quality concerns we feel this is a strategic move to dump the patients at davies and then for get about them. these patients will no longer have a voice since the nurses who are not unionized will fear to speak up for fear of retaliation from cpmc, so the patients and their families through the family council request that the following conditions b be met prior to the transfer to davies first we request that the hospital subacute beds be a permanent part of care provided at sutter cpmc with ongoing admissions whic

this is the prison in mitchell, virginia, robert davis' home.his and places like it for something like 40% of his life. >> every moment of those years, dictated by one long night with officer randy snead at the miserable, exhausted end of caich robert said the words he ot take back. >> you stabbed that woman. >> i stabbed her. >> you had stabbed her, didn't you? >> one or two times. >> most people would say, i would never, ever, in a million years confess. >> or how could you be so stupid and not know, you know. >> uh-huh. >> i was young. i didn't know. i was naive. i was scared. >> robert is not alone, of course. there are people like him in situations just like his in jails and prisons around the country who confessed as teenagers to crimes they maybe didn't commit. to prevent that very thing, police departments in many other countries banned or dispensed years ago with interrogation techniques still used in america. had the murder happened elsewhere, for example, here in the united kingdom, it's probable that robert would still have been brou

much, mr.ou very davis.i want to warn you he has another engagement and we are lucky to have them for the amount of time that we have. so if he runs off, don't blame him. have interesting wished panel today, so i will be. . i want to salute jerry miller for the work he is doing. and for all of the perspective he brought to you, and to tom davis, i will say that we miss you in so many ways. oversightf measured that people like tom davis brought when they were in office is something that is in desperate need right now. i want to speak to a couple of things, and i come with a couple of perspectives. i am serving in the oversight committee, and i have an opportunity to be in that committee and 2007 and 2008, when it was very active in the leadership of henry waxman. i got a sense of the full toolkit that can be exercised, in a responsible way. serving as chair of the democracy reform task force in the house caucus, looking at the ways we can strengthen the settingy put in place, robust reforms that will make gov

negotiations to david davis regards as a malign influence.retary. we are suggesting he is at war with the chief civil servant. also the story claims. in this story it claims that this robin stieger is as a malign figure on mrs may as alan day was on mrs thatcher —— robbins figure. those who remember alan walters, a huge influence on her thinking. he was a eurosceptic, was he not? anyway, it will be david davis saying are you going to support this figure or are you going to support your cabinet colleagues? actually the funny part of this is that david davis reacted when he found out that other robbins forgave him out of the picture. it is actually quite funny. the bottomline is that is they are fiow the bottomline is that is they are now threatening her with her the eu under the bus technique that they used with margaret thatcher and there will be a showdown next week over the whole thing. what she is guessing is guessing advises. over the whole thing. what she is guessing is guessing advisesm that what happens in every office now, wargames? i

unit into if davies. >> it is at the davies campus. >> supervisor peskin: i meant subacute. >> the needs in the city for s.n.f. beds and our needs as a hospital are substantially greater than our need for subacute beds. i think the supervisor remembers an earlier version of our agreement that included keeping 100 operating beds. we negotiated with the mayor's office i think in the process of going through the development agreement hearings with the board of supervisors the decision was made that it was more important to downsize and up size the hospital at st. lukes and the 100 beds were no lon longer going to be avail that was a decision made through a public process and we and the department of public health were very knowledgeable about the need for s.n.f. beds and now we are beginning to see how sometimes in the heat of the moment if political process doesn't always make the best sessions. >> supervisor ronen: what would it take to maintain a subacute unit at davies. >> you said something earlier that it was a financial issue and it's not a financial issue. you heard that the payment

oliver robins, the chief brexit man, civil servant in charge of brexit, is almost like david davis isther him or me. david davis is apparently warning the prime minister that her relationship and reliance on mr robbins is rather like that of margaret thatcher on alan waters, who is a character not many people would now remember, but who this story insists brought about margaret thatcher's downturn. are they quoting anyone serious, or is this off the record briefings?m looks this off the record briefings7m looks largely off the record, but you can see why david davis might be concerned, because apparently they wargamed a situation as to what would happen if the uk stayed in the customs union, would david davis resign? he is out there, actually, talking about a complete break, 100%, with the eu, which is what most people were led to believe would happen. unfortunately, they didn't wargame it would happen. unfortunately, they didn't war game it before the referendum, so now there's a real world situation in real time, as this civil servant is attempting to advise the prime minister as be

two proposals would be maintaining units at davies, and as dr. barnes suggested, using a new medical office building that's proposed on the mission bernal campus, to use some of those floors for snf and sub acute beds. that would be very important. and the second midterm to long-term solution that i would like to emphasize, we are all in favor of people coming voluntarily together and reaching joint private-public kinds of solutions, but we also are very fearful, and my account is based on many years of experience working on behalf of community groups, but you also need some real teeth in the process, and we suggest, we urge that with the department, that we undertake a discussion and then coming up with legislative proposals that would provide greater certainty into meeting the kinds of needs we're talking about over the long run, in particular for sub acute care and also for some of the other kinds of facilities. just cooperative action is not likely to produce the kind of results we all want. we need some teeth, some legislative proposals, and

we can either fix 23 of them under davis-bacon or all 29 without davis-bacon. there are 45 major airports in america if we're going to renovate those, we can renovate all of them or 36 of them depending on whether this amendment passes or fails, mr. chairman. i urge the adoption of my amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from iowa. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the ponch the chair, the ayes have it. mr. defazio: i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 15, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from iowa will be postponed. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> pursuant to h.res. 3849 i offer amendments en bloc. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendments en bloc. the clerk: enblk number 3 consisting of amendments 74, 76, 90, , 082, 83, 85, 86, 89, 100,2, 93, 94, 95, 98, 99, and 101, printed in part a of house report 115-650 offered by

davis, is recognized. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i would yield myself such time as i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davis: i am pleased to rise in support of h.r. 5192, the protecting children from identity theft act, which was introduced by representatives arlos curbelo of florida and kristen sinema of arizona. our nation is facing a growing epidemic of so-called synthetic identity theft. this is a sophisticated form of fraud where the fraudster manufactures a fake identity using a legitimate social security number but combining it with a made up name. numbers that belong to children are especially valuable for these fraudsters. this is because children typically do not have yet a credit record. if they did, the credit record would reveal that the name and number do not match. making the number useless to the synthetic identity fraudster. under this bill, banks and other certified users could verify the customer's name, social security number, and date of birth with social security's own re

in fact, stepping down to well below it on davis street about 45 feet. and then here is the view of the building on front and broadway. i'm going to hand it over to aaron who is going to talk to you about more detailed information. >> good afternoon, commissioners. just a couple of points that directly relates to comments made by both the arc and the community. one, the current massing. historic compatibility. analysis of the frame and in-billed buildings. they show a regular pattern of frames and windows. the brick mass articulation is more rhythmic in character. it's applied to the building. they follow the regular pattern and the brick buildings have a more rhythmic window layout. you can see that we've stacked the windows. our materials have transitioned from all-smnt projeccement and d brick, thin brick veneer to the buildings. if there is interestin intereste can pass around the material board for the commissioners to see more closely. fill in panel on the frame and in-fill where we have different colors articulating the frame and in-fill. around t

sarah davies was eyeing up gold. commentator: davies hoists! and there was a meeting of minds in the boxing, scottish teenager megan gordon up against five—time world champion and politician mary kom of india. experience told true in that encounter as began is continue to deliver interesting matchups. alex gulrajani, bbc news. and delighted to say we have some of those medallist from alex's report live with me now. congratulations to sarah davies and jack 0liver, who area sarah davies and jack 0liver, who are a couple. to have matching silver medals from weightlifting is pretty special. it's certainly going to make our holiday after was much more enjoyable. if one had a medal and the other didn't it would be a sour holiday. how do you top that? how can you have a holiday that matches with both those silvers? we have a big holiday planned. we have a tour around australia. we are stopping at singapore on the way home. we're definitely going to enjoy it a little bit more now that we've got matching medals. yours is extra special because you had a

republicanormer commerce and tom davis, among others.hington post reporting that the referred findings that former fbi director repeatedly to ad investigators federal procedure in austin to determine if mccabe tradition charged with a crime. the post reports the referral to the d.c. u.s. attorney's office occurred some time ago after the inspector general concluded that mr. mccabe like the investigators or his own boss, then fbi director james comey, four locations, and three of them under oath. you can read the story at washington post.com. this event will get underway shortly live on c-span.

otherwise, they had to walk past jefferson davis everyday. the second thing is, statues are go up on statues they pedestals, are designed to be seen on pedestals. i will give you one example. my older son who we mentioned who is a professor. when he was a little kid, there was a moment when texas and the state of texas was refurbishing the capital. on top of the capital is not this winged victory. it is the goddess of liberty and this white statue is 14 feet tall and it is designed to be viewed from the top of the capital and you are below. it was the day when they were going to take the statue down and get one of those big helicopters. they were going to lifted off. he was about four years old. we watched as the helicopter put the cables over the statue and they are tugging away. the statue is stuck. everybody is asking, is this going to happen? they yank it free and they fly it around. they lower it down onto the grass of the capitol grounds. kids able to make use of my and say, can we get in the front? we work our way to the front and he t

how significant is this from david davis?nment know they have important year. the government know they have im porta nt votes year. the government know they have important votes coming up on the customs union amendments to bills but even more important than that is the resolution the final deal and has been confirmed today, not only that it can be amended but that is parliament votes it down, david davis refused to repeat his previous assertion that would be the end of the matter and we would be leaving the matter and we would be leaving the eu with no deal in place. so i think this is significant and it increases parliament was not leveraging this process. what potentially could be the sorts of amendments which mps might want any final deal? a big crunch point in these talks is going to be the contradiction between the government saying they want to pull out of the customs union, which means erecting trade barriers between us and the rest of the eu and having no hard border in northern ireland. after two years, there has bee

davis? mr. davis: it is a pleasure to be here.i have chaired on government oversight reform -- we were created in the 1950's from a series of committees to investigate independent expenditures that went awry and consolidated it into one committee. they did it because the feeling was the armed services committee got too close to the pentagon and the ag committee got too close to agriculture, and they needed an independent committee to oversee things where you might have otherwise had a close tie between committee members and the departments they were supposed to legislate and regulate. i also served as a house republican chairman. i will tell you what i have seen over the last 20 years, we have devolved from a balance of power system, which our founders parliamentaryto behavior. what do i mean by that? today legislative are -- legislative elections are about the party, not the person. when members come to congress, they behave the same way. they behave like it is a parliamentary system, even though the house should be an independen

for davy russell, the jockey, the national at aintree.ey, the oldest national at aintree. for davy russell, the jockey, the oldest in the race, it was 14th time lucky as he led for four horses trained in ireland. andy swiss reports from the course. so would racing‘s biggest day see one of its biggest stories? much of the focus beforehand was on three female jockeys, especially katie walsh. but that historic hope didn‘t materialise, as the first time of asking they set off over aintree‘s famous fences. as ever there were fallers. only 12 of the 38 horses finished and on a second circuit they had to bypass becher‘s brook. come the last, it was effectively a dual. io—i shot tiger roll ridden by davy russell seemed to have it won, but back came david mullins on pleasant company to set up a quite extraordinary finish. commentator: just may have lasted... eventually, after a photo, tiger roll‘s win was confirmed. delight on one side, despair on the other. victory as well for irish trainer gordon elliott on another day of grand national drama. i

jennifer davis says her jennifer jennifer davis says her trip from ybor city to brandon was "uneventful she left her phone in the car ... and the driver used it ...to pay himself a big tip. that's when she knew she'd better call behnken! investigator shannon behknen joins me now... when jennifer called me, she was desperate to get her phone back ... she found that the driver inflated the trip from $36 to $204 -- and used her uber app to give himself a $76 tip!the morning after a uber trip from ybor city to brandon... jennifer davis realized she'd left her cell phone in the car.she contacted the driver, who goes by ashraf ... and he promised to return it. then, silence. jennifer davis: "called him again on monday morning and it went straight to voice mail. and then by the afternoon the phone number was disconnected." things got really weird when she checked her email. jennifer davis: "the receipt said we had gone almost 80 miles and were in the car for an hour and shannon: "80 miles! that's a long trip from ybor, with some detours."the $36, 10 mile-trip jumped to $204.this map of her tri

tonight -- keri russell, comedian scott thompson, music from jordan davis, featuring the 8g band withve smith. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. according to the "washington post," special counsel robert mueller informed president trump's attorneys last month that he is continuing to investigate trump, but does not consider him a criminal target at this point. of course that could change if trump slips up and makes 50 more mistakes. [ light laughter ] according to the "washington post", advisors are concerned the special counsel robert mueller told president trump's lawyers he is only a subject of the russia investigation to bait trump into an interview that could put him in legal trouble. and apparently it's not the first time they have tried to bait him. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] the lawyer for adult film star stormy daniels said in a new interview that daniels can de

davis, how do you react to that? >> you're talk a reassessment of something that's been enacted into law. just to keep track of what the original estimate said, how far it was, what actual spending is. that can be a tricky thing to do, and in some cases almost impossible because it depends on the change that's been enacted. if you made changesn to an existing program and these changes get wrapped up with what already existed under current law, it may be hard to parse out those differences. but if you've created a new program, for example like congress said under medicare part d, new prescription drug benefit, that's something that can be tracked. that's something cbo has tracked and kept track of their estimates versus how it's actually turned out. as folks are aware, their estimates were too high initially. the prescription drug benefit wasn't as high as originally estimated. i think that's in part what a baseline is. you sort of take stock every few months where current law spending is now, parsing it by individual

(nat music)martha davis' voice is as strong as ever. what's her secret?"i did quit smoking a couple years ago. i've never done anything. the only thing i can think because i've never done anything special for my voice. i never warm up, i've never taken a lesson, i've never - the only thing i can think of is i've been told that i've got welsh ancestry and i think the welsh just love to sing. so, i blame it on loving to sing." the new album is firmly rooted in their classic sound, without feeling dated. how are fans reacting to the new material at live performances?"oh man.""it's been amazing, amazing.""like scary, happy and these are people that come up to you and go i love the new music and you know that's what you want to hear.""and they say the same thing you did. they say it's new but it sounds old, but it doesn't sound dated but it sounds, you know. somehow, we hit a blend where you get the motels, you know it's the motels, and yet it's contemporary but it's comfortable like an old shoe." (nat music fades, applause)in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (ju

jefferson davis, the former president of the confederacy. bring the piece of gooder, loathed by confederates and had been for many years. this letter would get more provocative still. longstreet offered the self-evident proposition that the highest of human laws is the law that is established by appeal to arms. ehe then deduced since the sword decided in the favor of north, northern principal had become law. it was the duty of the defeated south to "abandon ideas that are obsolete." among the things that longstreet clashed as obsolete was the democratic party itself. [laughter] prof. varon: which was nothing more than a vehicle for old prejudice. his words. sounding a lot like a republican, longstreet described congress' reconstruction act as peace offerings which would give the south a fresh start. he directly address the issue of race relations. casting black suffrage in the south and arguing that the spirit of black voting should be extended to the north and fully tested, as he put it. a few days later, longstreet offered a fourth letter,

tom davis is highly exceptional.on that. >> there are plenty of people who can see their own institutional sense. they may agree with it. most people in the party of agreed with it. it becomes circular. not necessarily defending the administration. i would argue the current majority -- i would argue two things. the current administration has gone way off of the rails constitutionally and in the terms of president. the current majority has a duty to call it. it hasn't. have beenhat majority very silent. parts of it have been complicit in supporting whatever the administration may do against constitutional norms and so forth. the large part of the republican party is complacent in the sense -- complicit in the second -- the sense that he has been silent. >> what about the democrats in the libya war? said it wass unconstitutional at the time. the president had no business being there. onre were though the less the democrat -- there were those of us on the democratic side, i thought the president's use of the war power i

. >>> a former texas nurse behind bars facing a murder charge. 34-year-old william davis held on bond for one patient and causing two others to slip into coma states. he entered the rooms of the patients and performed interventions. there could be additional charges against davis with police looking into as many as seven at the mother francis hospital in tyler, texas. >>> the stunning allegations against embattled missouri governor eric greitens. house committee report detailed lurid sexual misconduct and violence against the governor. the unidentified woman claimed he blindfolded her. eric greitens faces invasion of privacy charges in addition to other investigations. here he is on wednesday defending himself before the latest bombshell dropped. >> this is exactly like what happening with the witch hunts in washington, d.c. this is wrong in washington and wrong in missouri. >> the new report by state lawmakers could set the stage for impeachment for the republican governor. >>> the los angeles district attorney is reviewing a case against kevin spacey. the investigation started last

davis foundation. so with that backing how can we fail? in a moment we'll hear from these fine folks on stage headed by lyrissa litsky. while i'm doing that, i want to encourage to you silence your cell phone in case you might have for forgotten that.

i've seen anthony davis i've seen plenty of highlights of what he's doing this postseason ... amazing. so that's going to be a huge challenge for us and i could go on and on.">steph curry has announced he will not be playing tonight, but has made signifigant progress in his recovery.he says he will most likely play in game two, on tuesday.(áásaraáá)the game starts tonight here at oracle arena at 7:30. dub nation - if you haven't bought your ticket yet - you still can - i just looked and there are plenty available - just remember to buy from a credible website such as warriors dot com. live at oracle arena, sara stinson, kron 4 news.