crystal dunn was a rocking defense. rose lavell was immense midfield. then alex morgan on her birthday creating headlines not only with her goal, her sixth of the tournament, but also her celebration. she's not given anything away about what she meant by sipping her tea. she left us guessing, was it a dig at a very english tradition, was it a reference to the boston tea party and july 4th week? regardless, it was a 30th birthday for her to remember. >> to say it's the best birthday

dunn, dunn, dunn, i'm singing the song all the time while i'm going to work.y excited. >> jimmy: yeah. >> she's very attached to her mom. >> jimmy: okay. >> i've been wait being all tin time for this daddy's girl moment, and it didn't come. until, until she knew that i was in the movie, "dora the explorer" movie. so her friends start asking her, your dad is in the movie? this morning she was, daddy, can you drive me to school please? oh, my heart was melting. but no, she just wanted to show off his daddy, her daddy. i mean. >> jimmy: hey, whatever, you take whatever you can get, right? did she get to meet dora the explorer? >> yes, once. i'm going to be shooting with dora, do you want to meet dora in person? she was very excited. so i took her to the set one day. and i went, like, are you ready to meet dora? and she's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. we knocked on the door of isabella's twrrailer, and she opened the door. she's dora, she's dora, and she went like, and then i noticed she was disappointed, because she was expecting to see the animated version of dora. >>

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dunn proving once againjust and they were showing it. dunn proving once again just too good.is herfirst world cup but she will not have many better games than this. she finished 49 goals in this one and that helped wrapped up a convincing win for england. they face a similar next as they try to top the group. as for scotland, they will need a win over uganda tomorrow to guarantee a place in the next round. northern ireland were in action earlier on today hoping to put right a disappointing match against australia yesterday. they we re against australia yesterday. they were victorious against sri lanka, led by caroline o'hanlon who suffered a fall yesterday but she was back in action, looking in great form. we will go back in the cat our owfi game form. we will go back in the cat our own game and we form. we will go back in the cat our owfi game and we were a form. we will go back in the cat our own game and we were a bit patchy today against sri lanka, we had some lovely passages of play and some areas where we lost concentration. if we can tidy those up, we will have a look

lab scientist by day, netballer by night, 36—year—old veteran rachel dunn has seen the total evolutionthis side, playing to sold—out crowds as favourites. she was busy making hay after uganda had a player sent off. a physically tough start then with a convincing 64—32 final scoreline, but england know they have another gear. we talk about how unbelievable those fans and supporters were around that was quite a shock for us and probably made as a bit more nervous. however, i'm sure we'll get used to their support and i know we're going to need it going forward. they'll play scotland next, who beat samoa 53—33, all but guaranteeing safe passage to next week's second group phase. meanwhile reigning champions australia started as they mean to go on, thrashing northern ireland 88—24, a reminder if england needed one that diamonds thrive under pressure. natalie pirks, bbc news, liverpool. yes, with the netball, the cricket, the tennis here at wimbledon and also the british grand prix, it's fairto also the british grand prix, it's fair to say it is a bumper weekend of sport, clive. indeed, and

getting ready for a day of work and ronnie dunn buckey owns a living as a cook and meet in a private home in central date she has to ensure she leaves her own home on time every morning since her commute involves a 10 minute walk. navigating traffic. in order to catch a bus she only just makes it today. it's not an easy right. the bus is absolutely packed there's no air conditioning and despite the blistering summer heat. granny is lucky today she actually gets a seat. she spends the equivalent of about $15.00 to $17.00 u.s. dollars a month on the tickets it's a hefty sum for her. but randy says the worst part of a daily 45 minute commute is facing rampant had a cement and bully. me. here you face so much sexual harassment men deliberately press up against you the shameless often you don't get a seat at male passengers occupying the sates reserved for women they refused to budge you have to fight to get it then there are pickpockets there are just so many hassles but i have no choice i have to get to work. but they may actually be a choice for women like rani in future the delhi gove

it has been quoted that chairman dunn ford said we needed to have inflation plus 3% to 5% that was in the newspaper. i thought about that. that's not what they said. secretary mattis was very clear. once we got the deal last year, to get to 716, he said we need inflation. that's what i remember. how do we know that's true? because chairman dunford and secretary mattis a year ago proposed 733. if they believed we needed inflation plus 3% to 5%, are they just bad at math? did they not have a calculator available to figure out that 733 isn't that? no. it's what they said they needed. i think we now know why the republicans at the last minute said no, we have to have 750. so they could come up here and claim we cut stuff. that is just ridiculous. the two great examples, the distinguished minority leader, it is possible that he's just this stupid but i don't think it's true. he said we cut hyper sonic weapons. how much did we cut them by? increased them by $300 million over last year. but, yes, we reduce them. it wasn't hyper sonic weapon, but we made a reduction in this $750 billion reque

he worked at gibson dunn and is known for having argued against walmart.y to be named by the president -- is going to be named by the president. the president tweeting it out. shifting gears. the brutal slaughter of seven people in los angeles drawing attention to our southern borders. gang members using machetes, baseball bats and knives to kill their victims and dismember their bodies. 19 of the two dozen suspects are in this country illegally. joining me right now is the host of "the next revolution," steve hilton. soon to be an american himself. congrats on that. why does nobody care about criminals here illegally? why is it we have to defend these people who are here illegally and committing heinous crimes? >> one thing, trish, with this particular crime and on thers like it, for all the outrage protestations of progressives on the left in places like hollywood and silicon valley and entertainment and our culture. they are the ones being affected by these crimes which are exactly the people those elites say they want to protect, hispanic and african-a

we've seen in 2 different african countries this year people you know ordinary people a lawyer and sue dunn challenge that decision by the transitional military council to shut down the internet and he was able to win in court and in zimbabwe as well we saw that happen where the courts decided in favor of the people who challenge the decision the same the minister for state security actually didn't have the authority to shut down the internet so the courts are deciding in favor of the people and the problem has been that the telecommunications industry has been sort of taking the backseat they haven't been fighting with the people and the activists the experts the saying you need to be doing something also because it's good for your business essentially that's the message so joining forces with the individual showing that we are one of you know any bad the brunch just like you do would help them now as i mentioned early on as we could clearly hear you really looked into this topic and if you want to know war about this also about the various countries that are involved or impacted by intern

jimmy dunne, congratulations today on the merger of sailor o'neill -- of sandler o'neill being acquiredy piper jaffray. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: but if breaking coming out of reuters. bayer is under pressure as a result of the monsanto acquisition and the round of trials. they approached a lamb to -- approached ena -- approached elanco on a possible animal health care deal. this story generating a fairly significant reaction. elanco up by 3.4%. let's take a look at where european markets are. the german market in focus for a number of reasons. basf feeling the pressure from the trade story, today coming out was very disappointing forward guidance. that is a refection of how difficult european industrials are going to find life going forward from here. that plus the deutsche story when it comes to a desponding day for the dax. we are free minutes away from closing up european markets. as i say, a big focus on some of these cyclical stories. more details in a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a wireless network designed to save you money. whether you use your phone to get fi

that was dunn versus rae. the main theory of the stay majority was that the inmate had come too late to make this request. there was, again, the question of delay. don't play with us this way even though the inmates had come basically a week before the execution and dunn versus rae so em bittered the -- some of the justices that it kept being referenced in merits' opinions throughout the term. now, several weeks later you had a case out of texas. that case was murphy versus collins. now, in this case you had a buddhist, and texas, of course, had other chaplains, but did not have a buddhist. and in this case the inmate did obtain a stay with chief justice roberts and justice kavanaugh switching sides to vote for the liberals to give the person a stay. there was a concurrence by justice kavanaugh pointing out that, of course, all the state has to do is give equal treatment, and the state could solve this problem by allowing no one in the execution room and allowing everyone in the observation room which is what

>> i like crystal dunn because she's such a good defender defensively. she likes to close them down. i like crystal dunn and the goalie because i am one too. >> she is awesome. favorite player? >> tobin heath. >> reporter: and who's your favorite? >> tobin heath. >> reporter: we know their favorite pose, too, as well. we're going to close with that. we're going to get our t pose on. and if you're coming down here, alisyn camerota, bring some gear. we've got our sock game on. get down here soon. it's going to be a good time. >> i have my flag bracelet on that i'm representing. >> but that's a strong move. those socks are strong. >> nobody has better socks than dave briggs. that's one of his many talents. dave, i will find some. >> reporter: it's about all i got. >> it's not going to look good with my open toe sandals. but anyway. watch the cnn live coverage at 9:30 eastern. can't wait to get there. >>> okay. the uk ambassador to the u.s. has just resigned moments ago over these leaked cables. does this mean to the u.s./uk relationship? what does it mean t

dropping dunn to 70 this evening. as head to the south bay, temperatures in 60s and tops out to mid 70s. i should extend that to 10:00 o'clock to cover the fireworks. iwill do it next time. got to adjust some things. it is a holiday even though we're working. what do you see? >> holiday-like conditions. if you're one of the few going to work early in the morning, you shouldn't have any problem driving. in the central valley, people over the speedometer. 72 miles an hour and 71 miles an hour the average on 580. that looks good. we have changes for the holiday. bar barth -- bart running on a different schedule an running in the evening for the san francisco special fireworks show. and ace no service today or lwho's armed with researchal hand finally ready to roll.t. we do it right, too. with huge savings on the brands you want. so, happy hunting. >>> actually, this is for today for some reason. i updated it and it didn't take. the interdependence festival at jack london square with temperatures in the midst to upper 60s

the only downside to their dominance, a wrist injury to rachel dunn.rest. england's strength is their quality in reserve. helen has behold her nerve at the best of times. she's the face of that last second winner at the commonwealth games. between her and hearten, they both learned more than 90% of their shots, and in 60 minutes england went beyond 70 points. tomorrow, though, they face south africa and at this stage momentum gets more important. we want to go through, when every game, show how dominant we are. we want to be top in that semifinal. it means everything to us to play tomorrow. that semifinal place could be confirmed this evening. as england surged through the group stage, their world cup goal gets even closer. scotla nd scotland are scotla nd a re u nfortu nately scotland are unfortunately outside of the top eight. i'm joined by a guest who knows the england goals very well, former england captain, and winner of the commonwealth games, captaining the team on the gulf coast. we've seen england, trinidad and tobago, england looked brilliant

defensive specialist crystal dunn who sat out the 2015 cup due to a knee injury made the most of her at a world cup crown. >> it starts with just investing in yourself. that's what i decided to do four years ago, not hang my head but invest in myself, believe in myself. surround myself with people who wanted it for me and i wanted it for myself. i think four years ago i was a different person, different player. being with this team, fighting every day, you can't help but get better being ausround these women. >> now gracing the cover of sports illustrated, they've become a symbol for dominance in the sporting world. much like the uconn women's basketball team has done for college basketball. the williams sisters in tennis. and team usa gymnastics. but this team usa has no plans to make a stop at the house. rupino said she was not going to the expletive white house. >> we'll have to see in the future. but there's a lot of things that president trump, you know, has put in place that i don't stand for. >> reporter: the president responding, congratulations to the u.s. women's soccer tea

like in 2012, jordan davis also 17, killed in florida after an argument about loud music with michael dunn, convicted of first degree murder. in arizona, adams now facing the same charge. a suspect released from prison two days before the alleged murder >> knowing that he suffers from autism, adhd as well as potential other mental illnesses -- >> reporter: adams' attorney arguing he's mentally ill. >> he was perfectly aware of what he was doing. there's no way there's no way >> reporter: the suspect now held on a million dollars bond in the killing of a teenager, playing his music that the suspect apparently thought of as a threat ron allen, nbc news. >>> scary moments today in canada as emergency crews evacuated a hotel after a carbon monoxide leak was condition. we get details from nbc's miguel almaguer >> reporter: when paramedics arrived at the super 8 motel in winnipeg, canada, dozens were in trouble. an automatic alarm triggering the alert for carbon monoxide leak 46 people were quickly transported to local hospitals. 15 of them in critical condition. >> we saw the full range of symp

illustrated, paying tribute toe thamps in their latest issue, a swimsuit edition with megan rapinoe, chris dunn. i love a team being celebrated like this. >> yeah, and now pay them. >> exactly >> all eyes are on the american women at this year's wimbledon serena will reportedly be fined $10,000 for damaging the court with her racket. the tournament has 15-year-old sensation coco gauff nbc's blayne alexander goes inside the teenager's incredible run. >> reporter: it was the wimbledon run that kept the world watching coco gauffol, a 15-year-rookie toppling tennis giants possible if you work hard. >> reporter: but ever n afteher fourth round loss heret wimbledon for so many people cheeng her on, coco is still a winner on social media a celebrity cheering section >> joel embiid posted me >> reporter: enough to send this en into a fit of giggles while coco's run is anover, other american, allison upset the number one seed. taking her place in the quarterfinals, taking on serena williams and for the teenage phenom who has been at it since age 6 back in del rey, florida, she's a hometown hero. ready t

convent is one of the most precious works of art in the old town the convent was founded by maggie dunn countess you know one of the 1st women to come to the new one. she saw how lives while can converting and teaching young indian girls and there is still on us a line convent school in quebec city even today. quebec never became a big city a fact to which you know as much of its present day child the lowertown known as petition pound is a jumble of boutiques cafes and restaurants. very few collectors of ott and catch are aware that the cradle of french culture in north america stands on the site of an indian settlement. the changing of the god of the citadel by soldiers of the 22nd regiment is a big tourist attraction that early previous as who were an elite unit so plenty of action the english attacked the french settlement time and again but never managed to take. until september the 13th 1759 that is. on that day in a battle lasting just 20 minutes back found and the crown colony of new friends ceased to exist. following their victory the english town the citadel into an even mighty

dunn. mr. dunn: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from illinois, mr. lahood, is recognized for one minute. mr. lahood: thank you, mr. speaker. rise today to honor bishop zaidan of the marion night catholic faste and the lebanon community in the united states. born in lebanon he's the youngest bishop to lead the ep arcy of our lady of lebanon of los angeles. as a lebanese american myself, i am honored to have him come to washington to open the house floor for prayer this morning. in 1984, bishop zaidan professed his perpetual vows as a member of the congregation of the lebanese marion night missionaries and ordained a priest two years late. since then he's committed his life to serving others and recognized for that service with his appointment by pope francis as the third bishop of the ep arcy. i wou

and dunn is on his 2nd visit to merapi. summer i was very happy and excited my 1st time here but this trip i feel a bit sad thinking about the people who died but it's a good tour it educates people especially for people who live in disaster prone areas they know how devastating such a cure insists can be. assy knows just how deadly merapi can be. he's the volcano's spiritual guardian a traditional role going back generations. he succeeded his father who was killed in the eruption line years ago. people still come to pay their respects to him. though. take grass from a rap be we take rocks and sand to build houses we need to love more it's terrifying when it explodes but when it comes down we need to come back and take care of it. the people who. live in the shadow of danger but. the french inventor known as the flying soldier has failed in his attempt to cross the english channel. board. was rescued falling into the sea as he tried to refuel on a boat he had planned to land on the british coast near dover all of 20 minutes

dunn, for five minutes. mr. dunn: i rise to recognize an ordinary man from bay county, florida, and i'm fortunate to have him as a dear friend of mine, mr. grover davis. grover was born into a fishing family in dierks 1941, in parker, florida, and he learned the value of hard work at a young age. he built fishing boats with his father and his brothers, leading his family to own the first charter fishing boats in panama city. when his father died, grover dropped out of high school and worked with his brothers to support the family. they made a living in the charter fishing business with young grover below the deck keeping boats running. he still you keeps the boats running 70 years later. he learned a lot about life at a young age. he met his wonderful wife, judy, at bay high school, and married her in 1961. by the 1970's, the davis family was managing the st. andrew's marina and grover became interested in a new business venture in 1974, he began marine transport services, which provided transport service for oi

dunn is on his 2nd visit to merapi. family i was very happy and excited my 1st time here but this trip i feel a bit sad thinking about the people who died but it's a good tour it educates people especially for people who live in disaster prone areas they know how devastating such a cure insists can be. assy knows just how deadly merapi can be. he's the volcano's spiritual guardian a traditional role going back generations. he succeeded his father who was killed in the eruption line years ago. people still come to pay their respects to him. though. take grass from a rap be we take rocks and sand to build houses we need to love more it's terrifying when it explodes but when it comes down we need to come back and take care of it. the people of no they live in the shadow of danger but have learned to adapt and even benefit from it florence al-jazeera mount merapi indonesia. well again the governor of hawaii has agreed to negotiate with protestors over the construction of a giant telescope the $1400000000.00 project is being

like in 2012, jordan davis also 17, killed in florida after an argument about loud music with michael dunn, convicted of first degree murder. in arizona, adams now face being the same charge. a suspect released from prison two days before the alleged murder. >> knowing that he suffers from autism, adhd as well as potential other mental illnesses -- >> reporter: adams' attorney arguing he's mentally ill. >> he was perfectly aware of what he was doing. there's no way. there's no way. >> reporter: the suspect now held on a million dollars bond. in the killing of a teenager, playing his music that the suspect apparently thought of as a threat. ron allen, nbc news. >> scary moments today in canada as emergency crews evacuated a hotel after a carbon monoxide leak was detected. dozens of guests were rushed to the hospital, some left i critical condition. we get details from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: when paramedics arrived at the super 8 motel in winnipeg, canada, dozens were in trouble. an automatic alarm triggering the alert for carbon monoxide leak. 46 people were quickly transported

in my life is like a rocket the dunns up and then the next period. next. was one survivor he brought me my 1st models. at that time department stores used to be open late one day a week and these boys would hang out there with their pimps mopeds. used to. it when i walked by it felt like. then he came along and said no problem and brought them all over to me and there was always a lot going on on thursday evenings. 3. of his place was sparsely furnished i fainted and took pictures there he used a simple camera. as soon as he got behind us camera he was like a sniper he knew exactly what he was aiming at and when to pull the trigger. this fall for you claw he was gay everyone knew that then we'd make jokes about it . you never crossed the line though if he had word would have spread and he would have been branded for life but nothing ever happened. does king is all that went on for 2 years until one day zhang christophe called and said you've got to make submission next year 1906 at the with these faces. i still had a lot of work to do. about the same time

lab scientist by day, netballer by night, 36—year—old veteran rachel dunn has seen the total evolutionmaking hay after uganda had a player sent off. a physically tough start then with a convincing 64—32 final scoreline, but england know they have another gear. we talk about how unbelievable those fans and supporters were around

challenging times only $100.00 days left until next a good kicking if nothing happens and michele dunne year the e.u. she's negotiating already said that there is strong agreement cannot be read you go she added as post on signal to see the mons the only thing the european union can do is to alter the political declaration that comes with this agreement and this declaration is about the future relationship of the e.u. in great britain this is not set in stone and it is something can be done but the bistro agreement is actually only an agreement to give britain more time a 2 year transition period to hand out a new relationship and now everybody's waiting here in brussels to see what sports those are actually has on its plate what is his plan ok well we already know that boris johnson throughout his career as a journalist as a former foreign minister has been highly critical of the european union is brussels prepared for a tougher town robust approach on brac said from london but can a clown get tough this is a question here he's perceived as as a lawyer as somebody very critical of the

ensured they'll progress to the second stage of the tournament with a 70—34 victory. 36—year old rachel dunnsamoa tomorrow as they try to top the group. scotland face uganda. meanwhile northern ireland picked up their first win of the tournament earlier. after losing to the reigning champions australia yesterday, they got off the mark with a 67—50 win over sri lanka this morning. lewis hamilton's missed out on pole position and will start behind his mercedez teammate, valterri bottas, at tomorrow's british grand prix. the finn beat the world champion to pole by the tiniest of margins in qualifying. as azi farni reports. all eyes are on lewis hamilton this weekend has it looks to become most successful driver at the okra to. before that, the chance to its his record of six pole positions. ——at the british grand prix. he made a mistake on his opening lap. but as so mistake on his opening lap. but as so often this season, his teammate valterri bottas was hot on his heels. while hamilton bears the hope of british people, and other finished eighth. george russell was 19. having dominated in final

meanwhile the interior minister of his so expressed his sympathy dunn was into amends by him which are fine at the moment our thoughts are with the mother the son and the family. isn't in. push it and we are very grateful for the courageous citizens. of the huts to see cuz of their brave intervention we were able to capture and arrest the alleged perpetrator stayed in clinton wants to move isolation to. the mother is currently receiving medical treatment in hospital. police are appealing to possible eyewitnesses for more information. or for more now we're joined by our political correspondent maximiliano caustics who's been following this story good morning maximilian and so have any more details emerged about exactly what happened at that frankfurt train station as you've heard just now what we know from police authorities and witness reports is that the man pushed the mother and the child on the tracks the boy died the mother was able to save herself by rolling off the tracks when the train was coming in and now the suspect is in the hands of the police authorities he so far has been

diane is abdellatif to here is a journalist with quartz africa based in nairobi who was a friend of dunn's welcome to talk to us about the 1st time that you matt. thank you much because i met the done for the 1st time in 2014 at a creative storytelling workshop in the u.k. and one of the things that i really remember the struck me immediately was a sense credible sense of generosity vibrancy and it she there we should was very invested in not just story telling but also telling stories about somalia. you know in a country that is known for cultural creation and war and disasters she really emphasized the idea of integration which was also the basis of you tube channel integration t.v. she spoke about collaboration she spoke. contemplation and i think she was really dedicated to the idea of using stories to shape the narrative slightly to tell not just positive stories but more nuanced addie are looking integration t.v. riches the garden thousands a subscriber best's these things hold and here there are so many stories that you are thinking which one should we show which ones have the joy t

dunn. mr. dunn: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman from new york, miss rice, is recognized for one minute. miss rice: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to welcome rabbi mark getman of temple emanu-el of canarsie and thank you for leading us in prayer on the house floor. i was proud to invite him to give our opening prayer today and proud to call him a constituent of new york's fourth congressional district. he's a military veteran, a cancer survivor, a community leader, and a man of deep faith. he embodies the strength, leadershipship, and patriotism that we look for in every american. i can't express how grateful i am for rabbi getman for making the trip down to washington today to represent our community and to deliver a message of harmony and compassion. i believe that is a message that our co

dunn is on his 2nd visit to merapi. family i was very happy and excited my 1st time here but this trip i feel a bit sad thinking about the people who died but it's a good tour it educates people especially for people who live in disaster prone addie yes they know how devastating such a cure insists can be. assy knows just how deadly merapi can be. he's the volcano's spiritual guardian a traditional role going back generations. he succeeded his father who was killed in the eruption line years ago. people still come to pay their respects to him. though. take grass from a rap be we take rocks and sand to build houses we need to love more rapidly it's terrifying when it explodes but when it comes down we need to come back and take care of it. the people of no they live in the shadow of danger but have learned to adapt and even benefit from it florence louis al-jazeera mount merapi indonesia. now the french inventor known as the flying man has failed in his attempt to cross the english channel on his jet powered fly aboard f

scotland to make it two wins out of two at the netball world cup in liverpool. 36—year—old rachel dunnhey'll play samoa tomorrow as they try to top the group while scotland face uganda. it was an enjoyable game, scotland came out strong and have improved massively over the last couple of yea rs, massively over the last couple of years, we've played with them in the super league, so years, we've played with them in the super league, so we years, we've played with them in the super league, so we knew would be a tough game. we are happy with the performance we did yesterday and we are looking to keep doing that throughout the tournament. northern ireland picked up their first win of the tournament earlier. after losing to the reigning champions australia yesterday, they got off the mark with a 67—50 victory over sri lanka this morning. lewis hamilton's missed out on pole position and will start behind his mercedez teammate valterri bottas at tomorrow's british grand prix. the finn beat the world champion to pole by the tiniest of margins in qualifying, as azi farni reports. all eyes are o

. >> i want to acknowledge bradley dunn was the p.i.o. on the project and did a fantastic job of getting the support and finding out who he needed to talk to in the community to make it a success. >> any questions for mr. stanis? all move to approve. >> second? >> commissioner: you have to second the motion. >> commissioner: let's vote on the amendment read into the record. all in favor. opposed? amendment passes. now we'll vote on the entire motion. all in favor of the amended motion overall. opposed? passes unanimously. thank you. now we'll move on to item 12. presentation discussion of connectsf. >> good afternoon, i'm a principle transportation planner in sustainable streets and the project manager for connectsf the long range program. today i have an informational update on the work in the past year focussed on identifying the key challenges for our plan to address. i'll start with background, connect sf is a multiagency long-range plan that will define a program of large-scale transportation improvements for san francisco. these imp

. >> they can't celebrate the hearings yesterday, because they didn't get a big smoking dunn out of those hearing -- a smoking gun out of those hearings. the pest they can do is find issues to beat up the administration on. when an economy is roaring like this economy is, it will be hard to cite see you this president. liz: adam schiff went on television 400 times to talk about collusion. ebb he now has this doubts. >> i would be delighted if we had a prospect of removing him through impeachment, but we don't. liz: your reaction to that? >> i think he's right. he read the report and listened to the testimony. it's clear the democrats cannot go down the impeachment path for the russian collusion or impeachment at this point. liz: where do we go in september? >> i hope we solve problems. we have to deal with other issue that the american people are demanding attention and pass a spending bill so we don't shut down the government. that's all on the house democrat leadership to get things done with support from their side. >> let's look at the next big shoe to drop. let's bring in doug burns