. >> thank you, president driscoll and commissioners. we started coming here april 2013 following the board of supervisor resolution and stopped when you hired the esg director to let you guys do work for a while and we are checking back in. we are happy with the quality of the work in general. that doesn't change the take home message. we note the fossil fuel investments are down to $242 million. we think this is the result of either managers kind of getting out of the status quo thinking and looking at actual numbers and/or just the fact as mr. pace stated the energy sector has gone down 30% over the last five years while s&p is up 50%. it might be attrition that your investments have halved since we started talking about that. september 17th u c announced it would divest the endowment by the end of the month. that is two weeks. that has now been completed. so far as those things are officially reported. really to everyone from the outside accident many of whom are not in the meeting, some of you have have seen their faces plenty of ti

better training for pilots all 737 max aircraft remain grounded world right let's speak to matthew driscoll he is the editor of asian aviation he's joining us via skype from singapore thanks for being with us on al-jazeera what was the most significant finding for you from this latest report well i think it was actually sort of foreshadowed a few days ago when they gave the briefing to the families the victims of the crash in indonesia on i think it was wednesday and so a lot of the same information came out then and. it's it's significant because it sort of reaffirms that boeing does share responsibility for this for the way they designed the in caste system which is the maneuvering characteristic saying that basically took control of away from the pilots and the pilots were having to fight the airplane which is a huge mistake in in aviation design but also it apportion blame to the maintenance because the the airplane that was involved in the crash. exhibited the same problems the day before and they say that the airplane should have been grounded for further tests and it also a portion s

goods you know phenomenon that are not at risk of operating our single market our girl for goods driscoll ventura's their market. reply. 3 knew this not only just morning or soul. we were working out of the chute although. it was a report. to avoid door of competition within the supermarket. oh and still look managed. to a good. man clearly not integrity of the single rocket work for sure. if you do it. i mean for prime minister john sloan i'm pretty sure one peep through more mone dorm room across all full documentation but you can't reproduce the relevant. law from our own. for you being creampuff or also good political. phenomenon will be able to be side by the simple majority who are thought to continue operating organ communion rules will from illinois and haw look. these democratic support these recall no school overall or a newly agreed across. one week old new you are group protocol or. nurul group can be replaced by agreement between the. sue. me. for not only the duke about the economy. you can march through with. but. for me. the one. who wrote the really. cool of emotion and.

growth the country's economy is now a driscoll a junk credit rating from all 3 major ratings agencies. for more let's cross over to bronwyn seaborne from did obvious partner broadcaster business day in johannesburg bronwyn south africa's a mining sector hospital under pressure for quite some time now but august data is even worse than expected what's happened. you through seen a contraction of 3.2 percent which is quite surprising given that most economists had expected production to come in quite flat and it was last the platinum group metals which lead that to climb our mining industry has been under pressure for quite some time as you highlighted and if you look at some of the reasons why here at home it's really been an increase in the cost base gold mine is particularly. i've come through quite a hectic period they've been wage negotiations in that sector and contracted strike action as well and now platinum group missile miners also coming up for wage negotiations we're not sure if there is going to be strike action they will have to wait and see so that coming to big and then g

saturday's bundesliga match ups to a plan put itself back into the race for the title against legally driscoll a top. american to evanston welcome to the show. the u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson has sent a letter to the european union requesting a break that deadline extension and another letter arguing against it johnson was required by law to ask for the delay after parliament voted to postpone a ratifying his brags a deal the prime minister sent an unsigned copy of the letter via email make it clear how he feels about this legal requirement. mixed messages from british prime minister boris johnson one letter to you council president donald tusk requesting a briggs extension but left on signed. and another letter to tuscon arguing against such a delay this time bearing the u.k. prime minister's signature. outside parliament demonstrators cheered as british lawmakers voted to delay the approval of the braggs a deal forcing johnson to send the letters to the e.u. hundreds of thousands marched through the streets of london calling for a 2nd referendum. johnson had initially said he would n

pointed out is at the time that restrictions are the criteria to get on the list, and commissioner driscoll is correct. companies we identify to get off the list by certifying the nature of their business with the government of sudan. the issue was we didn't want to be investing in a company aiding and abetting what was happening in sudan. with that criteria, you are correct. seven should be added. our recommend is because of the trend where we believe this is going to end up, and by the fact that a lot of u.s. has dropped sanctions, other plans are eliminating altogether. we are taking await and see but not expand the list. period. >> it is very unlikely that our managers actually invest in those companies. we have one or two market managers who might. that is why we have policy to guide our managers. in terms of being coul conservae should an opportunity arise i understand why you are conservative. i understand why people would want the seven companies because they think it is what our policy mandates. i don't agree with that. that is okay. that is not my interpretation how the policy wor

as well aspe robert driscoll.w damaging is this testimony to focus for a moment on the quid proju quo narrative that was sold relentlessly? >> youes know, laura, i think tt -- i don't know if you know yet, but one of my colleagues represents maher rudy giuliani out of an abundance of caution. i will say that i am very disturbed by the way the impeachment inquiry is going forward, particularly if with the demands for white house documents and they appear to be on a very fast track that is very dangerous. >> this must've been a latebreaking development. every law firm can get conflicted after discussing issues. i know how that roles. to talk about that and then we can get bob in the conversation. this is what happened today, you are referring to the subpoena for documents. and this is from the l.a. in times account of it. so the white house has refused to engage with or even respond to multiple requests for our committee after nearly a month of stonewalling, it appears clear that the president has chosensi the path

here to respond, former deputy independent counsel, fox news contributor and robert driscoll, formeroj official, how damaging is volker's testimony, just focus for a moment on the quid pro quo narrative that was sold relentlessly. >> you know, i don't know if you know yet, but one of my colleagues at nelson mullins now represents mayor rudy giuliani in a limited role. i am in an abundance of caution, i shouldn't comment on that. i will say that i'm very disturbed by the way the impeachment inquiry is going forward. particularly with the demands for white house documents, and they appear to be on a very, very fast tracked that is a very dangerous >> laura: let me go into that since this must've been a late-breaking development, every law firm, it seems like every law firm gets conflicted out of discussing issues coming from an old big law for myself, i understand. let me get bob into this conversation but first, this is what happened today and you're referring to the subpoena for the white house for documents. this is from the "l.a. times" account of this, but this is a letter from th

i think it's good here driscoll to beso economy on just the tourism industry alone in order for the proliferation of tourism we're destroying the very thing which our tourism industries best on. these coconut shells have spent 9 months soaking in the mangrove swamp to get them soft enough to gain fibers used for making rope. for $400.00 women on the island of kuta for she is the only source of income one that is now drying up plans are afoot to remove the island's last monk robes to make way for a building project 70 year old eyeshot has spent most of her life making rope 1st come in about 44 the airport was built a community was asked if we wanted to keep the mangroves and everyone said yes one of. the politicians simply ignored the residents wishes that's a problem people on the island of corrado have been complaining about 15 years now . they're standoff with the authorities concerns this channel of water sand is to be taken from it regularly to preserve the beaches of the resort opposite it's standard practice in the multi-verse residence on the island to gain nothing from the resort but sand

patricia driscoll was convicted last year stealing $1 million from the armed services foundation. remain out of jail, accused of spending the money on jewelry, skin care and to fund her legal battle against her ex-boyfriend, kurt busch. a fortune 100 company banning employees from playing fantasy football. they are putting this locker on yahoo sports fantasy site since it is considered to be gambling. one worker says it is not clear if the company will remove the blocker. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. fox news crushing competition is most watched cable news network for 71 straight course, "fox and friends" operates the streak is the most-watched cable news show. are channel finished at the most-watched networking cable for the 39th straight month. the bad. a woman, and camera climbing into a light exhibit at the bronx zoo and taunting the animal, dancing and waving at the lie and as he walks closer to her. no one called 911. fox news said the woman could have been killed. the ugly. there is a mouse in the white house, the rodent running in the briefing room after fallin

similar crash in ethiopia and march which led to the grounding of the max fleet worldwide matthew driscollis the editor of the mit magazine asian aviation he says they report will only further damage boeing's reputation and bottom line it's significant because it sort of reaffirms that boeing does share responsibility for this for the way they designed the in cast system which is the maneuvering characteristics saying that basically took control of away from the pilots and the pilots were having to fight the airplane which is a huge mistake in in a v.a. ssion design but also it apportion blame to the maintenance because that the airplane that was involved in the crash. exhibited the same problems the day before and they say that the airplane should have been grounded for further tests and it also a portion some blame to the pilots however i think the pilots were disserved by boeing because the information about the impasse system was not included in the training manuals in boeing specifically made an effort to downplay the necessity of additional training for pilots that were transitioning

alert system and better training for pilots all 737 max aircraft remain grounded worldwide matthew driscoll is the editor of asian aviation he says the latest report will only further damage boeing's reputation and bottom line it's significant because it sort of reaffirms that boeing does share responsibility for this for the way they designed the in cast system which is the maneuvering characteristics saying that basically took control of way from the pilots in the pilots were having to fight the airplane which is a huge mistake in in a v.a. design but also is that it apportion blame to the maintenance because that the airplane that was involved in the crash. exhibited the same problems the day before and they said that the airplane should have been grounded for further tests. and it also apportioned some blame to the pilots however i think the pilots were. disserved by boeing because the information about the impasse system was not included in the training manuals and boeing specifically made an effort to downplay the necessity of additional training for pilots that were transitioning fro

robert driscoll, a lot of people at home constantly hear the word impeachment and people wonder wherewill go, is this a possibility and if it goes to the senate floor does mitch mcconnell have that power? >> thanks for having me. it is a two step process. the house has to vote to impeach the president and if they do that the constitution requires a trial in the senate. the way that trial works is not specifically defined. impeachment is an inherently political act and senators decide whether there is high crime or misdemeanor and whether they want to remove the president from office. the majority leader has a lot of discretion in terms of setting up how the procedure will work so certainly mcconnell is right, the way it could end is in the senate with him in charge of the senate majority. rob: let's look at options mcconnell has. the first one is granting the majority the power to hear live testimony. how is that utilized by mitch mcconnell? >> they took the star report and had managers present the case to the senate but you can have a full trial situation, the chief justice presiding

my good friend the assistant director in charge of the new york field office, to his left, mike driscoll, the special agent in charge of the criminal division and to his left george gazonby schedule agency for the fbi. my very good friend bill sweeney for any comments ruyou'd like t made. >> last night at the international dulles airport the fbi arrested lev parnas and igor fruman on charges as they attempted to leave the united states. andre arrested in san francisco shortly thereafter. david correia the fourth individual charged not glet-oye out of custody. the american people expect and deserve an election process that has not been corrupted by the influence of foreign interests and the public has a right to know the true source of campaign contributions. laws make up the fabric of who we are as a nation. these allegations are not about some technicality, civil violation or an error on a form. this investigation is about corrupt behavior. deliberate law breaking. the fbi takes the obligation to tackle corruption seriously knop exceptions. we gather evidence, collect facts and will act

commissioner driscoll and retirement board it is a long time. i am jed the regional climb see organization -- climate organization. in 2013 we started coming to your meeting. the city residents concerned about climate change. i can see why your esg work is around the country. iowa business to thank your staff from everyone who bangs their head against the wall from 2013 to 2018. this is light-years away from where we were. the commissioner funded the idea things were courtroomy came from what you would see a staff report in the terms of quality of discourse. this is truly, seriously, a completely different body almost. the only problem is that this strategy is uniquely poorly suited for fossil fuel industry because the core business is the problem so the esg strategy and framework for esg issues more producely, i think this is the most comprehensive and amazing plan i have seen. i guess the concern here is that engagement with fossil fuel companies as we have argued for many, many years and presented reams of paper on is fairly fruitless and mea

dave brown and former doj official bob driscoll, glad to have you with us. want to go to greg miller, the attorney general is making undisclosed trips overseas asking for an intel services to help investigate us intel services. that is not normal. >> this is a total nonstory. you could quibble with the investigation into the investigation about the origins of the russia investigation but this is exactly what you do, you need help from foreign agencies, ask the president for someone to make introductions to make sure everything runs smoothly. this is what happens. people take small pieces of information and blow them up. this is nothing to the story and is totally routine from my experience. >> ari fleischer says the story is how fearful they are, they seek to discredit agee bar as they learn more about the origins of the trump probe as if they have something to hide and don't want it found. >> i'm sorry but that is assuming fact that aren't in evidence but is a wonderful conspiracy theory they are pushing is the truth and i said is not true i have to prove a

robert ray, former whitewater independent counsel, robert driscoll, former doj official, and harvey dillon, attorney and trump 2020 advisory board member. robert, cia officials are smartly lawyering up for "the new york times." who is sweating most tonight? >> i think you already identified some of them. brennan, klapper, comey, and the wild card is i don't know who had knowledge within the justice department at the supervisory level necessary to improve this, but if anybody is in that loop that knew of the origins of the steele dossier and political connections and made the decision who was complicit in the decision to not disclose that information to the fisa court, i think what we are anticipating is that folks have potential criminal liability, yes. >> this is when people start getting nervous. as we saw in the situation with paul manafort, the screws are turned on individuals and it happens a lot. i represented people, it happened to them. and people start coughing up details to avoid jail time, correct? >> that's correct. the way this typically works is you go at the lower-level peop

. >> it sounds like commissioner driscoll is trying to link this so there is something to show how it comes together as compared to individual presentations. where is appropriate place to look at these different documents and presentations to make sure it is tied together? is there a committee with that authority? >> operations oversight committee is now specific to operations. it certainly deals with the budget. commissioner safai, do you have an idea? >> i was waiting for my opportunity. we are talking about surveys and vision statements. those are all important. i want to add my -- i am sure you are thinking about these things. one thing i will tell you the board members are going to want to know about. they want to know about the health of the fund, how funded it is, how well we are doing, and how much we have improved, and what direction we are going. that is the most important questions. i think whe when you were there previously with the previous commissioner you started those conversations. i just want to interject that now in case i am not there in case i have a conflict. i w

, my good friend, the assistant director in charge of the new york field office to his left mike driscoll. the special agent in charge of the criminal agent to his left, george chris hobbie, the special agent in charge of investigation at the fbi. and now i would like to invite to the podium my very good friend bill sweeney for any comments you would like to say. >> think you. last night at the washington dallas international airport we arrested fruman and parnas on criminal charges as they tried to leave the united states. david, the fourth individual charged in today's indictment is not yet in our custody. campaign finance laws exist for a reason. to the american people expect and deserve an election process that has not been corrupted by the influence of foreign interests, and the public has the right to know the true source of the contributions. laws make up the fabric of who we are in the nation. these allegations are not about a technicality, a civil violation, or an error on a form. this investigation is about corrupt behavior. deliberate lawbreaking. the fbi takes the investigatio

my good friend, the assistant director in charge of the new york field office, to his left, mike driscoll. the special agent in charge of the criminal division. and to his left, george cazami, the special agent in charge of public corruption at the fbi. >> and there is some really good news revealed in the indictment of rudy giuliani's associates. in the specific candidate elections that they criminally tried to influence with their illegal contributions, their republican candidates lost. republican congressman pete sessions lost his re-election campaign in 2018. even though he took the illegal money. in nevada they tried to win the governorship for adam laxalt and republican adam laxalt lost. they tried to win the nevada attorney general's race for republican wesley carl. wesley carl duncan. and they lost. and last night at dulles airport, they lost big-time. this afternoon, donald trump denied knowing lev parnas and igor fruman but propublica reported this afternoon lev parnas posted photographs of their dinner at the white house with donald trump. on facebook. it's all there. leading o

state representative mike driscoll, who was really keen that we were able to bring the irish-american community here to philadelphia to experience the exhibition. we have jimmy lynn. kevin can with the irish-american business chamber and network. charles, i know he is out there as well. last but not least catherine sullivan, who kept us online and on task and on target. the first one is to encourage you to silence your cell phone, which i'm going to do right now, and then introduce our moderator for the evening, the president and ceo of the affairs council here. left to pursue a career in politics along the way, was a candidate for the united states , agress, was chief of staff lobbyist, a political consultant. herecember 2012, came back to the hometown. gratifying tory have a programmatic partnership at the world affairs council. and the vision for this organization is to ensure the promise of the american revolution endures. this place is not just telling a story set long ago in the past. our partnership with the world's affair council that goes back to the founding of a nation. ple

also with us — 13—year—olds aoife 0'driscoll and trinity bradford who both have instagram accounts, theya dubicka is chair of the child and adolescent faculty at the royal college of psychiatrists. the nature of our conversation mean we will be talking about suicide and self harm so please ensure children aren't watching if you think it will affect them. thank you all forjoining us on the programme. i want to ask you first of all, ian, since your daughter's death, what have you learned about the power of social media? there are many things i have learned since molly has died. the first has nothing to do with social media. i think that is the prevalence of mental ill—health. i was lulled into a false sense of security. i thought it was something that did not happen that often, but probably to other people in a misguided way. but there are figures that show something like one infourof are figures that show something like one in four of us will suffer an episode of mental ill—health in any given year. it is really quite common. so the first thing that is important for us all to know, partic

to his left, mike driscoll the special agent in charge and to his left, george the special agent in charge of public corruption at the fbi. now i would like to invite to the podium my very good friend bill sweeney. >> thank you. last night in washington dulles international airport the fbi arrested parnas and fruman on campaign finance charges as they attempted to flee the united states. two other individuals charged in today's indictment -- the last one is not yet in our custody. campaign-finance laws exist for a reason. american people expect a process that has not been corrupted by the influence of foreign interests and the public has a right to know the true source of campaign contributions. laws make up the fabric of who we are as a nation. these allegations are not about some technicality, a civil violation, or an error on a form. this investigation is about corrupt behavior. deliberate lawbreaking. the fbi takes the obligation to tackle corruption seriously there are no exceptions to this rule. we gather evidence, we collect facts, we will act on them when appropriate. as jeff menti