doyle: good. let the record reflect that, because that is the whole reason, supposedly, we're here, because the house chairman kevin mccarthy wrote our chair committee eight letter -- a letter saying we should investigate, and this is a load of crap. let me ask you some other things while i still have time. what are you doing to address haveeal concerns that we about twitter, like being used to bully, troll, or threaten people? many prominent users, particularly women, have been targeted with sexual threats and thistwitter becaus of toxic environment. but i am concerned that these solutions will take too long to deploy and they cannot cure the ills that twitter is suffering from. so how can we be assured that you and your company have the proper incentives to address the toxicity and abusive behavior on your platform, given twitter's current state? first and foremost, our singular objective as a company right now is to increase the health of public conversation, and we realize that that will calm

eb lanes open to traffic but backed onto doyle. with daytime highs similar to yesterday's peaking in the 80's inland with 60's and 70's closer to the coast. temperatures will cool further across the bay as we push into the middle of the week before highs rebound back into the 80's inland by next weekend. ( darya ) a big story... the snell fire burning in napa county is threatening homes this morning. mandatory evacuations are still in place. so far the fire has burned about 24-hundred acres. and in the past hour, crews have told us that the fire is now 30% contained. 180 buildings are 180 buildings are threatened at this hour. ( darya ) the pope valley farm center has opened its doors as an emergency center in napa county. on saturday, the center did not have any cots.. so evacuees were forced to sleep in their cars or on the floor. but yesterday the owner of whiskey river ranch winery opened their rooms for families with no place to stay. the red cross is also on hand helping families affected by ( darya ) i-5 in near redding rema

they're avoiding lombard and doyle drive.ing before we go back to the scene of this crash in a moment with our reporter. northbound 101 slow in san francisco approaching cesar chavez street. we have slow traffic all over the place on 580 because of earlier accidents. 580 westbound and 680 southbound problems. if you're taking the bay bridge. it is about a 25 minute delay. at 8:01. let's get a quick forecast with steve. >> we have a category 3 hurricane florence about 150 to 1400 miles away. you can see the eye developing. it should make category 4 pretty soon. this is 115. so category 4 will not take long. it is in a favorable position now. it looks like it will take it around the north carolina/south carolina border. and the wind will be a major event for the carolinas. we have four days to iron out some of the details. but everything is pointing to that direction. some fog is patchy and a big drop in temperatures wednesday. sierraville, 40 degrees, clear and calm. and the aspen trees are starting to turn gold there. you go.

and may god bless commander doyle lynn. nd i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. danny davis of illinois for today, and mr. rokita of indiana for wednesday afternoon and friday. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. rothfus: mr. speaker, i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. we are covering more debays this week. kaine debase corey stewart. we have that live tomorrow 7:00 eastern on c-span 3. on saturday montana democratic meets republican live oner for a debate c-span. president trump holds a rally in virginia to campaign for state attorney general who is challenging incouple bapt senator. can watch that live at 7:00 p.

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with senator s, schatz, congressman doyle, are four square for the principles internet.n we know that our consumers should nd expect and have strong net neutrality protections. where we believe we need to go shaping this new framework is e can do that in ways that equally will be pro investment and pro innovation outside of, i the very false choice that was made by the last administration in its last two ears, to impose utility regulation over this wonderful call the that we internet. we can do better. we can be smarter. we can be more progressive. i'm e conversation that is having with senators and congressmen, as well as my friends across the internet eco-system, consumers, i'm beginning to actually feel confident and optimistic that to be more areas of agreement for how we can sustain this progress outside of the straight jacket of public utility regulation imposed on just one part of the eco-system. we can do better than that. > can you walk us through why, in your perspective the internet is not a utility? for a lot of people i think they see it very much in the same way as water

keith doyle reports.and hurricane florence is now a tropical storm but the rain continues to fall and people have been warned of life—threatening storm surges with catastrophic flooding. a metre of rain is expected to fall as the storm passes through north and south carolina. here in new bern, the area is already flooded. rescue teams have plucked people from the waters and rescued those who had moved into attics of houses as the water keeps rising. the storm is moving slowly inland, leaving death and destruction in its wake. the roof has gone. yep. were you in here? i was in there, i had my kids asleep, a lot of wind, rain, spinning, blue lightning, green lightning. so you came here for safety and ended up with no roof. no roof. a woman and child died when a tree fell on their house in wilmington. three other deaths have been reported elsewhere. power supplies have been hit. the governor of north carolina said millions could be without electricity. we have about 650,000 north carolinians without power st

telecom members with congressman doyle with the principles of an open internet. we know that our consumers demand and expect it should have strong bright by net neutrality protections where we believe that we need to go in shaping this framework is that we can do that in ways that equally well be pro-investment and pro-innovation outside of the very false choice that was made by the last administration in its last two years to impose utility regulation over this wonderful technology that we call internet. we can do better. we can be smarter. we can be more progressive. the conversation as well as my friends across the internet ecosystem consumers and beginning to feel confident enough to mistake that there's going to be more areas of agreement for how we can sustain this progress outside of the straitjacket of public utility regulation on just one part of the internet ecosystem. we can do better than not. >> in iraq is wider wider perspective the internet is not a utility for they seemed very much in the same light as water or telephone bill or electricity. it's

doyle. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. doyle: i thank mr. pallone. i appreciate the opportunity to speak about the nuclear utilization of keynote energy act or nuke act. i want to thank my colleague, adam kinzinger, for introducing this bill and working with me to advance it. i want to thank chris bowman and delare rah from my staff as well as mr. kinzinger's staff and the energy and commerce committee staff for their diligent work to get this bill to the floor. this legislation is very timely as the nuclear industry is facing pressure from a variety of factors. nuclear energy provides nearly 40% of pennsylvania's electricity and it employees thousands of skilled workers in pennsylvania. however, increasing n.r.c. fees and uncertainty in the nuclear export process threaten this carbon-free source of base load power. addressing some of these issues is necessary to protect jobs in pennsylvania and across the country as well as to meet our nation's climate goals. this bipartisan legislation will take important steps to modernize the n.r.c.'s fee structu

telecom members with senator schatz, with congressman doyle, are foursquare for principles of an open unit. we know that our consumers demand and expect and should have strong right my net neutrality protections where we believe that we need to go in shaping this to framework is that we can do that in ways that equally will be pro-investment and pro-innovation outside of i think the very false choice that was made by the last administration in its last two years to impose utility style regulation over this wonderful technology that we call the internet. we can do better. we can be smart. we can be more progressive, and in conversations i've had with senators and congressmen as was my friends across the internet ecosystem, consumers, i'm beginning to feel confident and optimistic that there's going to be more areas of agreement for how we can sustain this progress outside of these straitjackets of regulation and post on just one part. we can do better than that. >> can you tell me why in your perspective the internet is not a diddley? for a lot of people they say very much in the same

let's speak to the former president of british cycling, tony doyle, and a pretty mean cyclist himselfis this by simon yates? it's a phenomenology. the first time a british rider has won the tour of spain, but the simon and his twin brother, adam, they are probably the most successful c/o twins in sporting history ever so it's an amazing performance and i'm delighted for them. nearly everybody must have heard of the tour de france if they don't follow cycling, but not necessarily la vuelta. what is it like? a three-week stage race, just as tough as the tour of france, doesn't get as big publicity and has not been running as long but it's in a major achievement in a major race and the simon to win in the style he did and dominate the race, that's a truly amazing performance for the twin brothers from lancaster. all three of these major cycling titles are now held by british riders. how has this country done that, producing such success at one time? it's been a gradual thing. british cycling has done very well with the lottery funding which has been handed out to various governing bodies

even have the money to reinvest and they've just not replaced the they're missing that croft and that doyle that those two young players brought to the scored now they did bring in sebastian rudy he didn't play today but he's been way off the boil since they brought him in and i think they're really suffering in that midfield area and it's going to be a very difficult slog if they want to get back into the champions league in this stage because they are way off the pace now fifteen points of course no to go to disco maybe he surprised people a few weeks back even by how positive the sound is but at this stage he must be worried do you think this could be the end for emergencies the beginning of the end for the beginning of the end perhaps i mean it was such a fantastic season for them last year he was winning all the plaudits i mean nobody had them even with a shot of making it to the champions league when he took over but he took him to second place in the league runners up by munich absolutely fantastic so i do think he has quite a lot of credit in the bank but i mean this is football it'

keith doyle has more. a gang in london caught on cctv about to stab a man to death.and wales showed there were 1.3 million violent incidents last year. in london, there have been 100 murders so london, there have been 100 murders so far in 2018. a new approach to combating violent crime is to tackle the causes. this centre in south london provides support to young people already caught up or likely to be caught up in a cycle of violence. young people that have been stabbed, young people that have low—level fractures from puncturing the wall. when we actually need them at that point. dawn's own family was helped by all—round support. she is 110w helped by all—round support. she is now helping one teenager was returned from violence after giving a sense of worth. slowly, he came to understand it wasn't just a sense of worth. slowly, he came to understand it wasn'tjust cooking that he had to turn up on time, that he had to be, if he turned up late, he had to be, if he turned up late, he was letting me down. the basis of this approach to tackling violent crime is accepti

called the outer limits angela sutherland says watching from shetland for the north koreans should mean doyle says cornwall really needs it says to more than anyone leave scotland though this mess.

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with me to discuss is the former clinton campaign manager patti solis doyle. and john avlon. plus, we get a reality check on president trump's jaw dropping press conference at the united nations from bob kagan and our michelle martin speaks to sarah smarsh about her new memoir. uniworld is a proud sponsor of "amanpour & co." when bee tollman found a collection of boutique hotels, she had bigger dreams, and those dreams were on the water. a river, specifically. multiple rivers that would one day be home to uniworld river cruises and their floating boutique hotels. today that dream sets sail in europe, asia, india, egypt, and more. bookings available through your travel agent. for more information, visit uniworld.com. >> additional support has been provided by rosalind p. walter. bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> welcome to the program everyone, i am christiane amanpour in new york. the me too movement and the woman's right to be heard has

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keith doyle, bbc news.er another victim of knife crime died in the capital. a man, believed to be in his twenties, was stabbed on a north london street. he was found with serious injuries in tufnell park at around 9pm and died an hour later. he hasn't been formally identified and nobody been arrested. let's return to our brexit coverage now, and when you think about the uk leaving the european union, parma ham, champagne and cornish pasties probably don't spring immediately to mind. however, the issue of whether the uk will respect the eu's system linking products to a particular location is causing a roadblock in the overall negotiations. adam fleming reports from the french wine—making region our europe reporter adam fleming is in parma — home of parmesan cheese. it's amazing here. this is a good gig- it's amazing here. this is a good gig. the eu is incredibly strict about rules that say parma ham can only be called parma ham if richard produced in this region. it's the same with parmesan cheese. it is th

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keith doyle, bbc news. victim of knife crime died after a stabbing on a n.on st. found with serious injuries around 9am and died one hour later. 9am and died one hour later. he has not been formally identified. not been formally identified. nobody has been arrested. with the goal of ridding the peninsula of nuclear weapons. to eliminate the risk of war. 0ur correspondant laura bicker is in seoulfor us now. according to the charity save the children. of hudaydah could cause starvation on an unprecedented scale. know where their next meal is coming from. tv host and comedy writer denis norden has died aged 96. at the royal free hospital in north london. introducing bloopers and outtakes on it'll be alright on the night. gathering more material for another clock up programme. clock up programme. exactly what our researchers have been doing all year. been doing all year. they don't tell you about on media training courses. training courses. price you have to pay for the funny bits. it was a style of its own, and it started all sorts of things. a piece of space d

giving us that the update from salzburg in austria let's say now and get some perspective from leonard doyle he's joining us from geneva he's the spokesman for the u.n. affiliated international organization for migration what is your initial reaction to this idea that it was put forward in salzburg that egypt could be the solution for preventing migrants from coming to europe. well i think i'd be wary are looking at one silver bullet to saw a very very complex massive problem that really you know affect people from right across the continent of africa and indeed other places with one. with one trend which we don't even know is going to last that long and indeed taking all hopes are. i mean we just need to make sure that whatever we do we're respecting my own rights list but the front and center of everything saving my own life and respecting their rights and less than for solutions around that and that would be a good way to go practically though mr doyle if this were to be implemented i mean do you have any idea how this would actually work so if a boat is rescued in the sea from libya for

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keith doyle is at the scene. phil is in on the latest.ople leaving commemorations here spilling out onto the street. stewards and security guards from the centre approached the car with four people in it and police said they were subjected to a tirade of islamophobic and racist abuse from the people in the car. the car drove into members of the community and we have some cctv footage which shows some of the incident. the car mounted the pavement twice, according to police, and hit a number of people. there were a number of people. there were a number of people. there were a number of injuries, two people are seriously injured but police say they are not in a critical condition. they say they are treating it as an islamophobic and hate crime but at present not a terrorist incident. members from the association came out and appealed for the community to remain tolerant and patient. police say they are searching for the four people in the carand searching for the four people in the car and also that they have put in place measures to ensure

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just wanted to say the work that michael has contributed is tremendous, turning doyle drive into a park was his vision. he was fortunately able to celebrate with us when we open it had in 2015. i was pleased to attend his memorial service with the former executive director last month, and we will be bringing the certificate to his family. we spoke with sue painter who really wanted to extend her appreciation to this body. couldn't be here today, but we will be bringing that shortly. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam executive director. is there a motion to approve item 8? made by commissioner ronen, seconded by commissioner brown. colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? it is finally approved on first appearance. next item, please. >> clerk: item nine, major capital project update, better market street. this is an information item. >> supervisor peskin: okay. and who do we have presenting this? >> good morning, chair peskin and commissioners. i am christine olea. as a condition of our obad funding, which you approved in 2017, we are requested to come back and give quart

terrorism and the unilateral economic measures that targeted their daily lives and their livelihoods chris doyle is the director of the council for arab british understanding and he says the syrian government's stance is nothing new. it was a really very well rehearsed playbook of all the syrian regime narratives that actually echoed exactly what he said last year you could have almost displayed that speech to the u.n. general assembly to be honest it was about you know the regime is winning it's about sovereignty that musk trailer and borders that all from forces must leave except for etc now i think if you're a syrian. living in hope that somehow there's going to be some sort of political solution that can be some sort of exit from the crisis that they're in you're not going to find out any sort of plan coming out of this speech it was a blame everybody else but for what has happened blaming the foreign forces i lost count the number of times that you mention the word terrorism you know the regime somehow is the innocent victim of everything that has happened you know to syria that it's other

doyle just asked. so we kind of get both sides of the question. in a july blog post, your company twitter indicated some democrat politicians were not properly showing up within search auto suggestion. in other words, your company said that your i'll goalgorithm discriminatory against democrats. can you identify which democrat representatives and account weren't properly showi ining up? >> we don't identify those as a matter of protecting privacy. they haven't communicated that. but we can follow up with your staff. >> can you identify how many? not naming names. >> we will follow up with your staff on that. >> can you vouch that that statement is a true statement? >> yes. >> there are democrat politicians who when you did the auto search they didn't show up? >> yes. it was over 600,000 accounts. >> no, no. there were 600,000 accounts affected. but how many democrat versus republican accounts? the allegation that we make, the republicans, is that your discriminatory -- it is against the republicans. your post says, there were some democrat politic

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doyle just asked. so that we kind of get both sides of the question. in a july blog post, your company twitter indicated some democrat politicians were not properly showing up within search auto suggestions. in other words, your company said that your algorithms were somewhat discriminatory against democrats. can you identify which democrat representatives and accounts that were not properly showing up? mr. dorsey: we typically do not identify those as a matter of protecting their privacy. they have not communicated that, but we can follow up with you. >> can you identify how many? mr. dorsey: we will follow up with your staff on that. >> can you personally vouch that that statement is a true statement? that there are democrat politicians who, when he did the auto shirts they did not show up? mr. dorsey: yes, he was over -- mr. dorsey: yes, it was over 600,000 accounts. >> no, no, there are 600,000 accounts affected, how many democrat versus republican accounts? the allegation that we made, the republicans, is that you are discriminatory against us. yo