in here there are letters that we have drafted, and on the letters it says dear city, in san francisco, half of all pedestrian deaths resulting from deaths is persons 16 and older. make industries of the tenderloin safer for pedestrians. we urge you to address the issue listed below in a timely manner so we as older adults and adults with disabilities can safely utilize the sidewalks and crosswalks in our neighborhood. by making the intersection at leavenworth a pedestrian scramble to lessen unsafe sidewalk congestion at the corners. by stopping left hand turns on church street. in leavenworth with red lights and by posting speed limit signs to post traffic. addressing these issues should be a priority for any cd leader that values the lives of older adults making these changes now will allow us to live longer and healthier lives. thank you. >> any other public comments? public comment is now closed. >> mr. clerk call item number nine. [reading items] >> good afternoon. my name is victoria truong i am one of the program planners at the safe streets evaluation program which takes a look

great integrity, the same strength and integrity he has brought to his efforts to fight for his dear city of baltimore, his entire congressional district, and his constituents over many years. baltimore is a great american city with great people, great spirit, and great heart. yes, of course, baltimore faces many challenges. we are facing those challenges with determination, with unity, and with grit, and the president's attacks on this great american city have only served to rally the people of baltimore, the people of maryland, and in fact the people of the united states of america. -- to support the city and the people of baltimore. mr. president, i would like to enter into the record an op-ed that appeared in "the baltimore sun" today entitled "leaders, proud not only to be in baltimore but of baltimore." the presiding officer: without objection. mr. van hollen: thank you, mr. president. this is signed by many of the leaders in our community, including the president of johns hopkins university, the head of under armour, a great american company, the head of a number of major companies

as a guest tonight to talk about his new show [ cheers and applause also, i'm so excited, a city near and dearmy heart, pittsburgh i'm going to be there this friday, june 14th, doing a couple shows at the carnegie library music hall at homestead. so if you're in the 'burgh, please, come check me out. moving on, you guys, whenever donald trump holds a pressce conferenhis rambling, nonsensical answers raise more questions than the answers, so we decided to hold another one, right here, right now. that's right, donald trump and the "late night" press corps are here in our studio and ready to go and without any further ado, it's time for the "late night white house press conference." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: yes, yes, mr. president, mr. president. mresident, mr. president, yes, thank you seth meyers, "late night with seth meyers. mr. president, i'm dying to ask, what's your least favorite thing you have to do as president? >> deal with foreign people. [ laughter ] wh>> seth: mr. president, would be on your son eric's chair if you startedelling at him? >> you'd have a puddle [ laughter ] >>

dear to my heart. when you are in this city, having the sensitivity to really reflect how quickly neighborhoods can change and how the scope of concentric circles work. the example that was given about where does hate street end and cole valley begin. they require a great deal of sensitivity. so while we all want to protect the individual character that formed all of these districts and put in these restrictions, we want flexibility. we want vibrant commercial districts. so the assessments that were made to help small business and reflect character but not have it overreach make perfect sense and the discussion that you have been having about how do we understand where revisiting what the logical borders are and restrictions are? how do we get involved with communities to be sure they're constantly updates is absolutely the correct point of view for us to be using. so to support small business and have neighborhoods feel respects but not have them overinfluence adjoining neighborhoods is clearly a very desirable thing. so thank you for your work on this. >> thank you. and i just have a few more speaker ca

dear to my heart. when you are in this city, having the sensitivity to really reflect how quickly neighborhoods can change and how the scope of concentric circles work. the example that was given about where does hate street end and cole valley begin. they require a great deal of sensitivity. so while we all want to protect e

dear to my heart. when you are in this city, having the sensitivity to really reflect how quickly neighborhoods can change and how the scope of concentric circles work. the example that was given about where does hate street end and cole valley begin. they require a great deal of sensitivity. so while we all want to protect the individual character that formed all of these districts and put in these restrictions, we want flexibility. we want vibrant commercial districts. so the assessments that were made

my dear friend hallie jackson is here in new york city. >> what an amazing good-bye to our friend nikki. thank you much. see you later this afternoon. we start this hour, though, with new reporting from our nbc news team out this morning on how exactly democrats plan to handle next week's mueller marathon and the strategy to highlight shocking evidence of misconduct by president trump. the question is, will they get what they want? >>> we're following fallout from the president's racist tweet. greeted by a very different chant in minnesota than the one everybody has been talking about. not send her back but welcome home. >> welcome home, ilhan! welcome home, ilhan! >> you know who has seen that clip this morning? president trump. he is calling it a tiny staged crowd in what he calls the fourth-mouthed omar. after incorrectly suggesting he quickly shut down the accepted her back chant this week. if you want to know what really happened, check the tape because we will be this hour. with our team covering these developments and others this hour. but i want to start on the story first out o

my dear friend hallie jackson is here in new york city. >> what an amazing good-bye to our friend nikkilater this afternoon. we start this hour, though, with new reporting from our nbc news team out this morning on how exactly democ

we also have an advisory board that includes individuals like city attorney dennis rara, our good friend and deary as well and many others. [ bell rings ]. >> eduardo has not just been a member of the board. he has taken an active role in one of the most difficult things for our board, which is programming chair, and which he has served in that capacity since 2006. we put on roughly two dozen programs every year, and this year under eduardo's leadership we received a programming award from the national office of the american constitution society at our national convention in washington, d.c. so i just wanted -- [ bell rings ]. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. next speaker, please. >> good morning, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. my name is jay rappaport and i am an associate at eduardo's law firm. as mr. santacana's colleague, i would like to echo what the other speakers have said about his skill, integrity to pro bono service. as his colleague we see that every day and everyone at his firm shares great pride in his nomination. i feel an added pride because mr. santaca

dear supervisor ronen, now we are completely surrounded. why does the city allow this?these streets are not safe. not safe and extra meant -- excrement, needles, and camping degree is all over the ground. not for four hours, not for four days. we would be grateful for the help. it is as we plate -- pay taxes. to whom can we appeal? i has been submits pictures daily. june 28th, thank you, after many weeks, the blocks -- this is at 11:00 a.m. thank you. the blocks of florida have been a huge headache the past month, but recently, in the past for years overall, it has been clear for the past two days. thank you so much, blah blah blah. june 28th, 3:26 p.m., disregard the previous message, encampments are back and we cannot operate. this is maddening. the sidewalk is blocked in my business cannot operate. most recent 31 number, 11059713. thank you. i mean, i could go on and on and on. i have a folder in my e-mail with thousands of these e-mails. these are the nice ones. i didn't take out the ones where they call people criminals, called homeless people experiencing homeless

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dear to my house. up next matt woody from related california. [applause.] >> thank you, mayor breed, city administrator kelly, director, i am matt woody. we are overseeing the development of this unusual project. in the city like san francisco that is so land constrained, it is rare to find a 2.5-acre site, much less acquire it in the heart of the city close to public transportation and co-develop it. that is the reason we are here to celebrate. i would like to recognize the vision and leadership of our former mayor ed lee. many years ago as city administrator mayor lee began creating the one stopper mitt center to simplify the process. this including the food truck to a project like this, everything you need approval for in san francisco. this is less than a year away from realizing his vision. later on, as mayor, he was instrumental in acquiring this site from goodwill industries in 2014. this is the type of thing we look to do. it is something we are going to be proud of it a year from now when it opens. i would like to recognize the people you have heard about from the supervisor and

dear everyone, sincerely virgin islands." >> your film has earned praisef stacy plasket, a democrat. >> yes. >> tell me about the award. >> she gave me the key to the city to t island and gave me the congressional honors award for doing humanitarian work in islands.n that was nice. thank you. >> trey, you are an actor, and george, you're an actor as well, and you're starring in his current production called "the shot." this movie is about the assassination of dr. martin luther king but from a different perspective. >> yes. a south african photographer named joseph, he prett muchas in a situation in his own country, and he had to come over here to america. and with doing so, he wanted to take on the assassination of dr. martin luther king, the events that led up to that, he was a part of that. he was actuay in the same environment as thesene pioers and activists going around to these different communities. he was there. and he met a guy named andy young. andy young. ss>> a u.n. amor and former mayor of atlanta. >> yes. which is the character i'll be playing. i'm very excited. but they were around the same age. so they had a better chemistry than joseph a

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dear to you. new york, mayor deblasio is not acting like a mayor. we had a massive blackout in new york. his city00 people were without power. but apparently he doesn't need to be there. >> as someone who travels, and i traveled before this campaign. you have to be in charge wherever you are, it's as simple with that. with email, cell phones, i'm in regular touch with my folks confirming the situation is being handled properly. i think all these folks did a great job. trish: he's not actually there because he's running for president without having a prayer of a chance. >> when you are polling at 0.00, the best thing he could do for his presidential campaign would be to be at home and do your job well. this won't help him with his presidential campaign or his reelection campaign the next time he wants to run for mayor. you are elected to be the mayor of new york city. the waive he has shown himself as mayor of new york city, he doesn't just agitate and up set republicans and conservatives, you can tell he upset his own party. he battles with governor cuomo and the democrats within the five burp on

it is a pleasure to be with the city of the 90s also and very close and dear colleagues. on june 1st, 2018, andres manuel lop lop lopez obrador was elected president. what started the following day is still bereft of a common name. this matters because it makes straightforward analysis and assessment more complex. what political phenomenon has been playing itself out in mexico since july 1st, 2018. is it five months of transition, plus seven months of no presidential administration? is it a peaceful revolution? is it regime change, or as the president never tires of reminds us, it's the fourth transformation. when the meaning of words and the name of things is widely shared, concerning oneself with them might be fascinating, but it is dispensable. in context where the links among words meanings and empirical reference are thrown into disarray, however, the semantic becomes openly political and the conditions for recent debate rapidly erode. an eloquent example of the unsettled semantic times we live in is the non-conversation between amlo and his liberal critics about cor

so the city of san jose, google, we are looking at legal action at portland, and all of these things are dear heart and there will be many attorneys joining me to help take these cases. >> tucker: i assume you will be censored by big tech by consumers of big tech. >> tweets that should have thousands of like have hundreds, et cetera. i think this is a common issue, something we talk about the white house, actually. >> tucker: how did that meeting go? >> it was very interesting. there were a lot of people across the twitter-verse, all different walks of life, but what they share is a passion for free speech making sure their voices were heard. we have great conversations privately and also with the bigger group about what was happening, some members of congress talking about potential legislative analysis, i'm as comfortable skeptical of anything about the immunity they have with lawsuits, so i think to me as an attorney i think the first thing that needs to get done is to reign in those definitions and make sure that only the speech that was meant to be protected when the statute was passed i

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forward to working closely with the naacp as president on issues near and dear to me such as education opportunity in the inner citiesschools, equalizing funding across school districts in the inner-city -- minority districts don't get the short end of the stick as they historically have -- on criminal justice reform where a black person is four times as likely to get arrested for possessing marijuana as a white, four times as likely to get it deals sentence -- get a jail sentence, four times as long as they went person. that is a 64:1 disparity. we are going to work on that. thank you. ms. ryan: time for questions. governor weld, particularly as you are in the president's party, did you watch mueller this morning talking about the president is not exonerated from construction of justice, and what are your thoughts? mr. weld: at almost did not need to watch bob this morning. i have known bob forever, he was my deputy at the department of justice. i was more than 1000 -- i was one of more than 1000 federal prosecutors who signed a document saying that the 10 examples of obstruction that mueller writes makeup of sectio

forward to working closely with the naacp as president on issues near and dear to me such as education, opportunity in the inner citiesschool of choice, charter schools, equalizing funding across school districts of the inner-city minority districts so they don't get the short end of the stick as historically they have on criminal justice reform, where a black person is four times as likely to get arrested for possession of marijuana as a white or four times as likely to get a jail sentence in the jail sentences are four times as long as for a white person and that they 64: one disparity. we will work on that. thank you. >> time for questions. governor weld, particularly as you are in the president's party did you watch mueller this morning talking about the president is not exonerated from obstruction of justice and what are your thoughts? >> animals did not need to watch bob. he was my deputy in the justice department and have known him forever and read every word of the mueller report and one of more than 1000 former federal prosecutors who signed a document saying yeah, the ten examples of obstruction that mueller

dear to naomi's heart. some will go in the soil outside her condo, while others will be sprinkled from this balcony over the cityso much. bon voyage, naomi. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." i'm jamie colby. remember -- you can't take it with you. >> he was at the center of a scandal -- the national pastime, gambling, and gangsters. >> arnold rothstein gave them a little bit of money to, supposedly, throw the series. >> "shoeless" joe was arguably the best baseball player of all time. >> he's banned from the game... >> one weeping fan of his cried out, "say it isn't so!" >> ...and the fascination with his tale endures. >> shoeless joe's really part of pop culture. >> so why is his autograph one of the rarest in sports? >> he was virtually illiterate. >> he had a very hard time even writing an individual letter. >> he did. >> as far as we know it, there is only one known. >> one? >> just one. >> and it's this woman's strange inheritance. >> it started to dawn on me that this is a lot of money we're

dear -- deer because of the fence. squirrels were the biggest problem. we were very lucky in that respect. i garden in the city, so i don't have rabbits. jim: i remember president reagan was our worst enemy with squirrels because when he would go to camp david, he would load up his pockets with acorns and bring them back and scatter them on the portico outside the oval office. pointe at one transplanting squirrels into the park and he was encouraging them to move back in. [laughter] everything at the white house is a big deal. even the squirrels. one time there was a tree that had come down and half of it had come down and we had to remove the rest and we cut it out and came across a squirrel nest. i asked an employee to discreetly take it to city wildlife. they found out where they were from and the next day i read about in the paper and i got a call from my boss asking me what had happened and why. so yeah, different kinds of gardening. >> is a resident of 6000 pennsylvania avenue said what do we do next, what would you advise him? jim: hmm. there, it is work their agenda. you have to ask a lot of questions

city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooo! live, baby! >> stephen: wooo! thank you, my friend. hello! hello, all my dear friend.d to see you out there. jon, good to see you. how is it going, sparkles? you doing good? thank you for being here. >> audience: stephen! stiffen! stephen. >> stephen: i feel exactly the same way. >> stephen: soaked in electric dpals. you can feel it. you can feel it. it's coming up. it's coming up. please, have a seat, everybody. welcome. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. we are live after night one of the democratic debates, this is e e second round of debates, so debate night: 2 many candidates cnn's debate was broadcast from detroit's fox theater. you know their slogan: when you think cnn, think fox. oaughter) the debates were moderated by jake tapper, dana bash, and don lemon, or as they're known by weir celebrity thruple name, "lemash-erbapper." ( laughter ) that would be nice. they would make a lovely thruple. "lemash-erbapper." it's hard to sum up what you want tonight, but most of tonight was a bunch of guys with no chance to win the democratic nominat

at least here in the city of new orleans, but the towns and parishes to our south, not so lucky. this morning, barry making landfall. >> oh, dear. that don't look good. >> reporter: overnight, streets in grand isle, overtaking running rapids. barry knocking out power for thousands on the island. the storm already packing winds over 60 miles per hour, violently swinging benches in the air. shaking street signs, and battering traffic lights. >> bottom line is stay off the street. where are the police chief capturing the video of the main roadway. five people were rescued from their car. in the air, air force hurricane hunters tracking the stto 10,00 exposed areas along the gulf told to leave. in new orleans, residents are told to shelter in place. tourists out of town. >> have you ever been through a hurricane? >> yes. two of them. i'm from charleston. >> you don't have a feeling about sticking around for this one? >> no. when they say evacuate, you pretty much listen to that warning. so you get out. >> reporter: so are the rolling stones. the band postponing their show in new orleans until monday. and for the first time in histo

city in southwestern china. we're told he wasn't hurt. could you imagine his hands after that? holding on for dear >> he shimmied up there so gratefully. >> yes, oh my gosh. >>> back at home new developments in the mystery surrounding the death of los angeles angels pitcher tyler skaggs. >> the 27-year-old was found dead in a hotel room in texas, and last night a tribute was held during the game against texas rangers. here's abc's marcus moore. >> reporter: the texas rangers holding a moment of silence before tonight's game against the los angeles angels in honor of pitcher tyler skaggs. >> these guys will be there fighting for each other with tyler weighing heavy on their hearts tonight. >> tyler skaggs taking the mound for the angels -- >> reporter: the seemingly healthy 27-year-old who wore number 45 seen here pitching against the oakland a's over the weekend. skaggs, who was supposed to play in thursday's fourth of july game, was found dead inside the team hotel. his death still a mystery. police telling abc news an autopsy has been completed and so far there is no evidence to suggest foul pla

, a longtime leader in rochester and monroe county and my very dear friend who passed away on sunday. as a former county legislator and city councilman, he was a fixture in our community, a man who truly embodied the high ideals of public service. he was kind, honest, smart as a whip and deeply passionate about improving the community he loved. he devoted his life and service to his neighbors and was always the first to lend a hand to those in need. mr. morelle: paul haney's contributions have left a profound and lasting impact on his beloved city. his legacy will never be forgotten. i join all rochester and monroe county in mourning his loss and extend my prayers around and sympathies to the haney family. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to congratulate midshipman chandler washburn and the ent

city. please move to remove this danger over us. thank you so much >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much, sir. >> i need three hands. oh, dear. wait a minute. thank you, supervisors, for hosting this hearing today. i am the chairman of the san francisco coalition to underground utilities. in addressing the proliferation of wires, poles, and equipment in the 45% of our city that is endangered by its existence, it is only right to point out that you address today only a portion of the city's residents, as more than half the city enjoys undergrounded utilities and it's paralleled increased safety. it is therefore doubly important to bring parity to the rest of your constituents. as telecom saddles every single american pole with new equipment by order of the middle class tax act of 2012, pole heights are being raised, increased 4 to 7 feet, changing the relationship of existing wires to both poles and adjacent properties, creating swinging, sagging boxes and wires which then are blithely controlled with duct tape, if at all. this duct tape was applied in february of 2016, pg&e apparently reviewed these poles annually. this duct

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dear front, we are hong kong. we are not tournament square. hong kong is still one of the freest and safest citiesof course i urge the protesters, young and old, to exercise self—control and old, to exercise self—control and be reasonable. we all know the world is watching and we do not want people to start losing support for us. we thank the international community which has given us wall—to—wall coverage for the last two weeks and we don't want them to say oh, wow, you arejust two weeks and we don't want them to say oh, wow, you are just a two weeks and we don't want them to say oh, wow, you arejust a bunch two weeks and we don't want them to say oh, wow, you are just a bunch of people in other countries. we are civilised people. we urge the authorities to listen to the voices of the people which have been expressed so loudly and clearly. very good to talk to you, the former chair of the hong kong democratic party, emily lau. clearly passionate about hong kong. and making a clear point to the authorities in hong kong and the is and concerns about what might happen, repercussions from the chinese

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