[applause] >> president brandon: eileen, do you want to say anything? >> i would like to very briefly say what an honor and a privilege it's been to serve on the port council and witnessed how much has been accomplished and the benefit for the citizens of san francisco. as a real estate attorney, you hope you can be involved in one mega project in your career and i've had an abundance of riches at the port with so many exciting projects as well as other challenges and issues. and it's also been a real pleasure to witness firsthand so many people that are very dedicated to the waterfront and just very passionate about the waterfront and it starts with you guys as commissioners and then port director and port staff and all the many, many community stake holders and people like veronica and corin and then most of all, my co-deputy city attorneys on the port legal team who are so talented and hardworking and dedicated and just thank you for all you have done these past six years. i wish you all best of luck on all that you've done on the head of the port. t

so she says that she took the baby me and she said well eileen is my four leaf clover. i have a sibling who told me that my father cried and that when he came home he handed me to my siblings and everyone got very upset and they said take it away. someone ripped off the blankets and said that's not a baby or something to that effect that's not our sister. that was what i was taught. as a young child. people. eileen cronan was one of several of the little mind babies born in cincinnati where an american drug company richards and merrill had their headquarters like the german drug company merrill promoted the drug as completely safe even during pregnancy like green and merrill had no evidence to back this up. merrill applied to the federal drug administration in one nine hundred sixty for approval to bring so little mite onto the american market and was allowed to conduct clinical trials on patients across the country now it wasn't a clinical trial at all what it was was a marketing campaign trumped up to look like a clinical trial michael magazine is an australian lawyer

eileen: ustedes se pregunta, memes?roga por la zona en la que estarÁ viviendo que es sinaloa donde estÁ el cártel de sinaloa y tambiÉn por la adicciÓn que sabemos que el futbolista tiene. pamela, borja, maradona serÁ presentado este domingo en culiacÁn tras ultimar los Últimos detalles del contrato con Éste, su nuevo equipo. vuelvo con ustedes.as, muy interesante porque estamos viendo la informaciÓn de que por el momento se va quedar con dos funciones porque serÁ presidente honorario a la distancia de su actual posiciÓn como presidente de este club y tambiÉn estarÁ como dict borja: asÍ es, este equipo de bielorrusia que le hizo a bombo y platillo anunciÓ que iba a ser su presidente, y ahora se queda como presidente honorÍfico. evidentemente, las redes sociales hay mucha controversia porque los medios de deporte mexicanos dice que Él no ha hecho nada como director tÉcnico como para merecerse una plaza en la segura divisiÓn en mÉxico. pamela: tampoco la cantidad de dinero por la que ha firmado en este equipo. vamos a ver

eileen brown dow trained as a nutritionist but a small team covers a neighborhood of thirty thousandesidents that she uses a playful approach to inform the women here many have almost no formal education and have acquired most of what they know from television and advertising bless them as well as in but is a. multinational corporations have aggressive marketing strategies to advertise industrial food products made to sound out his name that's because they promote it as healthy food that has always been a supermarket stock these huge selections of dairy products such as yogurt that are all marketed as healthy things and the people i seduced into buying them as if you could buy health. regular how schools are another important part of eileen's strategy to jack what the people actually implementing the things they learned of the health sector. is that we want to make it easier for people to buy natural food then processed food that's our biggest problem as well and the mothers here often have jobs and have little time that's why they often use pre-prepared foods that's what's on the me

regular how schools are another important part of eileen's strategy to check with the people actuallymplementing the things they learned about subs. this is that we want to make it easier for people to buy natural for them processed food that's our biggest problem and the mothers here often have jobs and have little time that's why they often use pre-prepared foods as if that's what's on the menu. in america. like in money or does children's family she works as a cleaner her husband is in early retirement centers they have very little money they keep their food costs low and buy cheap processed foods. gloria's not the only one overweight so too are her daughter but her granddaughter and family substitutes and tie our meals with sweets and snacks. for eileen has been visiting the family for a few months now she tries to raise their awareness on the importance of nutrition drowns into the cupboard shows she's still got a long way to go. these are all products with a high sugar content. people have adopted these food habits and replaced meals these products aren't just unhealthy they're

eileen, nos cuenta un poco mÁs.e la salud. la cifra es alarmante. 1400 millones de personas, o sea una cuarta parte de la poblaciÓn mundial no hace suficiente ejercicio. la inactividad hace que tengas mÁs probabilidad de enfermarte y la mujeres somos mÁs propensas a algunas enfermedades que los hombres, con mÁs razÓn hay que hacer sabiendo esto... que podemos hacer? la organizacion mundial de la salud recomienda al menos 150 minutos de actividad aerobica moderada a la semana... por ejemplo: caminar, montar bicicleta, nadar o trotar 75 minutos, jugar futbol o tenlas ventajas del ejercicio son infintias y cada vez se descuebren mas tan solo esta gracias por ♪ >> encara a la justicia un hombre sospechoso de haber dado muerte a tres personas y atacarÁ varias más, su mayorÍa indigentes . un fenÓmeno extraordinario, los millenials se encarga de dar de baja el Índice de divorcio. california recibe en sus estudios a la banda los recoditos. ♪ ♪ ♪ yarel: ¿quÉ tal? gracias por acompaÑarnos

eileen >> caller: hi. how you doing, cramer? >> cramer is okay. how about you, eileen? >> caller: good, good. thank you for everything you do. >> thanks for watching >> caller: my uncle has been watching you for 100 years he is 92 years old and you have helped him out greatly. >> god bless him a lot of people, that was the age that my late father passed away i have to tell you, they watched the show with great zest and talked about it with their kids and grandkids. that's when i know i have made it how can i help >> caller: in february you recommended a stock, westrock. >> right. >> caller: it's been sliding down since february and i'm wondering should i hold or - >> eileen, i worry about this every day. i talk about it with the club members and i have to tell you, i am not going to push it aggressively i think there is too much capacity coming on and they have to close the deal. once they close the deal, it's a buy. we are sitting and waiting and it is killing me but you know what? i think it's going down, not that that's a recommendation mike in illinois. >> caller: i

today nutritionist eileen brown though is out with a group of women from the favela at the market she'seaching them to compare prices for vegetables and processed foods she uses the nutritional guidelines published by the brazilian health ministry as a teaching tool that not all nutritionist received the book we only got a few minutes i only have it because i took part in advanced training more chapters you can download the book on my. to but poor people don't have access to the internet and in his own home it is because again this is the one thing that the guidelines do international attention but the target group it was designed for hardly heard about it i mean once the women to recall the traditional recipes they grew up with but. i think if we want to get these women to return to traditional ways of cooking and give them a new perspective on what we eat every day they are responsible for the dietary habits of the people around them they have a big influence on our families the women are poor they often have no education drugs and crime compound the problems faced by many families a

the program which company turns twenty today you might want to google that we take a look at what eileen makes personal appearances and frankford which is to finance what is berlin to politics but on tuesday the german chancellor made her way there to support the city's bids to become europe's new financial hotspot next year frankfurt is trying to attract banks leaving london after breakfast so they can continue to do business in the european union. the louvre gallery or the arc de triomphe globally recognized paris landmarks. can tell the candle to them it's a room a city hall pales in comparison but frankfurt was germany's financial hub even before the european central bank was headquartered here. that's why many in the city's banking district are especially optimistic about britain's exit from the e.u. . likes partly unfit the power export oriented economy needs modern regional and international finances savage says provided one goes hand in hand with the other and that's also why frankfurt is so important to do it and an increasing number of london banks are eyeing paris and frankfur

for eileen has been visiting the family for a few months now she tries to raise their awareness on theimportance of nutrition drowns into the cupboard shows she's still got a long way to go. these are all products with a high sugar content. people have adopted these food habits and replaced meals these products aren't just unhealthy they're also comparatively expensive. even though the ingredients are cheap for the manufacturers sugar salt fat and carbohydrates but consumers can't get enough of these products out there yet how often did i go to the supermarket and see so much i couldn't buy i used to wish i'd been able to afford it one day see it or see it satisfying to be in a position to offer my family food like this. for villa where maria de silva lives is remote shops are scarce a look around the only nearby stall reveals the dietary restraints locals face. we see lots of industrial food products here it's difficult for the local population to get fresh produce because almost everything here is processed food or snap items only the eggs are fresh because these foods are allegedly

her life history resembles that of eileen, the woman who became known as the first female serial killer and the hitchhiking prostitute. both them in whose case i eventually became involved, i know how to look for trouble big-time, became cult figures, jesse james, they were outlaws but female outlaws. they attracted many straight and lesbian feminist supporter whose creative works films plays books songs and opera portrayed them. the book was translated into more than a dozen languages. academics wrote about both of them. on june 3, 1968, as we all know, valerie shot andy warhol. this was the act of a mentally ill woman. kennedy and at kinson embraced her as a symbol of feminist militancy and rushed to her side, makes sense. we needed outlaws. they claimed solanis as one of ours. they visited her in jail. their attempt to present a mentally ill criminal as a feminist hero made betty ferdan crazy. she viewed solanis as a man hating lunatic not a feminist hero. she feared it would be seen as supporting the murder of men. yes solanis' act could be interpreted in feminist terms and as such

. >> eileen flecha my uncle. not a day goes by where we do not miss you.e know you are always watching over us. >> my wife and guardian angel. i know you are with the angels. you.less >> andre g. fletcher >> carl flickinger >> john joseph florio >> >> j >> christopher gardner. >> my uncle and godfather. forever -- >> my beloved nephew. how we miss you. you are always in our thoughts and in our hearts. >> joshua gardner. >> thomas a. gardner frank garfi rocco gargano james m. gartenberg matthew david garvey bruce gary >> howard g. gelling >> peter victor genco >> steven gregory genovese >> alayne gentul >> linda m george. >> edward geraghty >> suzanne geraty >> ralph gerhardtry genovese >> robert gerlich >> marina gertsberg >> susan m. getzendanner james g geyer >> joseph m. giaccone >> vincent francis giammona >> debra l. gibbon ronnie gies >> andrew clive gilbert >> my beloved brother, the courageous line of our family. ronnie giesbattalion teeth -- . not a day goes by you are not in it. your grandchildren are magnificent. we love you. >> my father, matth

in college eileen cronin fell in love with andy a graduate student in economics i was in love very definitely for sight. although. i already had a boyfriend you know i immediately was drugs are you nervous graciousness and intelligence. and her wit we moved in together. and we got pregnant very quickly. very quickly. i was wracked with worry all my life about having a child because i didn't know for sure that my mother had taken the limit i was kind of panicked it started just settle in oh my god i'm going to have a baby i don't even know if i can have a baby i don't know if the baby's going to have legs or not have legs or something else but also literally i did not know how i was going to carry a baby in my back and so they did the ultrasound the alters sound technician zoomed in right away found foot one foot blew it up took a picture and wrote footlights that and then other foot hands fingers and. i was crying and all the intern started mabyn we knew that she would be ok. and i only best friends it's not hard to understand why i. took up to be a ballet dancer because that's something that

. >> so obviously it's "come on eileen." at their parents for naming them eileen. >> it's a great song. >> any guesses? >> about what? >> who sang the song. >> dexy's midnight runners. >> really? >> i read it right on the screen. >> good. >>> what's the next one? ♪ oh tainted love oh tainted love ♪ >> jack, can you read it on the screen? of course "tainted love." >> interesting. what is -- >> oh, there are kids in the video. okay. >> a little creepy. >> okay. >> all right. >> getting creative. who is it? >> number one on the list, .tainted number one for vh 1. ♪ >> macarana. do you remember the moves? m >> los del rio. i was close. back in 1991. they actually played it that democratic national convention, the best video on youtube from way back then. it got everybody going way back then. >> it's time to reveal our own favorite one-hit wonders. i'll go first. don't look at the prompter ♪ new kids on the block had a bunch of hits chinese food ♪ ♪ makes me sick >> is it lfo? >> yes. 1999, summer girls, lfo, summer songs. so hap

to get me to the running of shit that took the gristle course you can ask eileen did no good movie mean for you cause the women talk to me talk is too dangerous to pass. yet in one hundred sixty nine and mobilization is widespread blown off by the alliance of students in the working class the ultimate condition for revolution. a pointless bruising or a little to no go quite a few at. it this that was for was your only vidhan there quality arrow praising committee thousand feet your share of infinity but the rigid two thick idea the few at me a few effects are interesting is practically a city unto itself a benevolent factory offering model assembly line fifty thousand workers in one thousand nine hundred nine many from southern italy she battled merely fantasy forth that i could feel if i be fifty. yards. when fi it heats up it's an eagles on the move to me that it strikes during the hot autumn. to fall if open a zisha is considered. but today ok i'm funded by tuning in three and joseph until one of whose leaders is edited click. a button in a rural non-genetic soon antitheses the. stru

mississippi speaks when my grandmother hugged me to her and eileen into her and close my eyes, inhaling her perfume , feeling her long white hair on my face, a wispy caress. she speaks when my nephew drives me home and the place songs he wants me to hear, dark eyes watchful for my approval, a quick smile when i say yes, i like this. she speaks to my son and the path his leg and holds out her head and my son takes my sons paul and her, both of them tender and assure on their grip on each other. mississippi speaks and i listen. i put pen to paper and i answer. every word and an, every word and affirmation. this is home. every day i return. thanks for teaching me to love language, to love stories, the love that which binds us one to another and thank you for inspiring me, for being the place i can return to . where i feel more myself than anywhere. where i know i am loved. thank you to my family and my community for protecting me. thank you for this great honor and the honor of writing about you. it is a great responsibility and i hope to bear it well, to make you proud, flush with joy. to

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. >> eileen bokin with speak on my behalf. i would like to concur with the previous two speakers on this issue. i would also like to concur with supervisor fewer about outreach to the outside lands, also known as the western neighborhoods. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. are there any other members of the public who would like to testify on this item, number 7? seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor peskin: would any of you like to respond to the public comments that you have heard? i certainly have made it abundantly clear over time that i share mr. lebrun's concerns as it relates to surface disruption and cut and cover. and i think that we have all but eliminated that, except for at the throat, whegroat, but w want that to be torn up for years on end, but with that, the floor is yours. >> one of the reasons for doing the study is to look at tunnel boring technology that would prevent and negate the need for a disruption of all of those streets. you are correct for most of its length, the

staff, there was some cabinet officials including john or secretary of defense mattias as well as eileen child, the secretary of transportation. they weren't the only ones who were in attendance. >> john, melanie brought that up with john and mattias there alongside cindy mccain. how did that read and how do you think the president in that image that we saw them all side by side how that would have been taken by the president? >> it was so extraordinary that the sitting president of the united states was not welcome at a funeral that essentially was a state ceremony with presidents of both parties, former vice presidents, dick cheney, al gore, president clinton, secretary clinton. so i think the mccain family probably decided. i don't know this but i think they probably decided that some representation from the current administration was appropriate and they chose what they considered the least obnoxious way of doing that and that was through the chief of staff, john kelly and perhaps through ivanka and jared kushner. >> john harwood and melanie, we thank you for being with us starting u

there are a couple of women, eileen klein, the state treasurer, and karyn taylor robinson a wealthy developer he appointed to the state board of regents who might be picked that could sort of thread that needle who would be acceptable to everyone and to all of the competing interests. but it's tough. and the governor has told his aides, his advisors, not to talk about this until mccarriin is l to rest. . there's not a lot of information that has been leaking out the last few days in part because the governor wants it to be all about mccain and to save the speculation for the next few days. >> after this labor day weekend, all things could change significantly. eric bradner, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> in the meantime also after this holiday weekend, something big gets under way in washington. the confirmation hearings for brett kavanaugh, the supreme court nominee and that begins on tuesday. the white house says it is holding back more than 100,000 pages, in fact, of documents related to his time as a lawyer in george w. bush's administration. senate minority leader chuck schumer cal

. >> for the record, eileen mally, deputy city attorney. that makes sense, and the port is pursuing environmental review of the two projects, that there will be separate ceqa documents, and i think you are soliciting environmental consultants at this point separately for the two present. >> right. >> is that it? diane, thank you so much for your presentation -- for all four of your presentations. this is -- this is just exciting. this is wonderful. i just can't tell you how wonderful it is to have had such a great team to -- to bring this to us in half the time the original document. >> only you and i know that. >> and we were so fortunate to have you leading the team, along with rudy and janice and our subcommittee cochairs and just the phenomenal group of people that came together to come up with 161 recommendations of which they agreed on 160 of them. that is just unheard of in effect sfr. so i just want to thank everybody for all of the time that they've spent because of their love for the waterfront and their love for san francisco, an

. ♪ [music breaeak] amy: "work" by eileen torrez. this is democracy now!mocracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: amazon made headlines tuesday when it became the second american company after apple to reach $1 trillion in value. amazon's founder and chief executive jeff bezos is the richest man in the world with a net worth of more than $167 billion. but what's behind that wealth? what about its workers? amy: the working conditions in amazon's warehouses have been the focus of protests, union drives, and several investigations, including by student reporters. as students go back to school around the country, we're g goig to go to a report by y one of yr students at rutgers university. one gonzalez is also a professor at rutgers university in new jersey. can you introduce this? juan: this is a group of my students in my investigative reporter class who did a written and video report on amazon because there are now about 10 warehouses just in the state of new jersey that 15,000 workers that are employed by amazon wi

let me share part of a statement from eileen murphy at the times.ds we're confident that the department of justice understands that the first amendment protects all of americans citizens and that it would not parp pate in such a blatant abuse of government power it is also important to point out that there is no criminal behavior, necessarily in having penned that op-ed even for the "times" anonymously. thus making it unlikely the doj would pursue that person, harris, criminally. however, the feds also might have a vested interest in electing that person if she or he is in the military or has any part of a national security portfolio the story continues to unfold. for now, back to you. >> harris: specifically today mercedes schlapp communications department of the white house mentioned security clearances. i mean, there were some other things that the president would want to take a look at to see if anyone was complicit in this and if there might be some retribution to be handed out. kevin corke, thank you very much. good to see you. let's bring in

you pick stocks that benefit -- >> what are you buying, lockheed and northrup >> eileen drake has come in -- >> what's the ticker >> ajrd. >> $75 shares. 86 million shares. i'm buying it because you have land values in the sacramento area you have a ground based strategic defense will come in they have a lot of things going. she's done a fantastic job of running this company she's been there for two years another makes commercial business jets but also has a lot in the avionics business and in the military area. do i think these are expensive sure they can go up and down doing strange things and changing the gics and the indexes that's in the area that, to me, has huge tail wind >> maybe i'm reading too much into it, it could be by picking these kinds of stocks. maybe value is harder to find and you have to go for some of the more -- >> i've been doing it for 55 years. that's what we do. people have concern like cat announces maybe we're seeing a peak in earnings that's not what's happened we had an analyst in hanover, germany dealing with a conference on how strong the truck market is

that from eileen murphy at the "times."know that this will probably strike you as not terribly unusual, omarosa throwing her name in the hat of those who have an opinion about this neil. she suggests it may be a senior staff on mike pence's staff maybe even his chief of staff. of course her opinion is worthless here at the white house and great many other places. neil? >> neil: man o man just getting to the of this if we ever do. marc lotter here former secretary to the vice president of the united states. i was thinking when you were coming, if every top cabinet official. i think every cabinet official has said they have nothing to do with this and swear it off. is there any benefit in then -- if the "new york times" is stating that this is a senior official, administration official that by cabinet official, wouldn't the "new york times" then be obligated to say this person just lied in public and we should get to the bottom of that? >> one would think that if they -- if this person who is behind this denies writing it tha

eileen, we can barely see you, why have you decided to stay put and what is it like eric now?”cause you have a power cut? yes, the power went out around 8:30pm, 9pm last night. are you worried? a little bit, yeah. i‘m safe, i‘m good, there is nothing physically happening to me, i‘m a lot better off than other people, in places where it‘s flooding, i‘m better off than that thank god that a tree came down in my house in the room next to mine, where the tree hit the roof. you say it didn‘t break through but has it damage the structure of the house? yeah, we can tell that that has come at the door frame is a little walk, there is water leaking into the roof in that room. so it‘s probably most definitely caused some damage, wejust probably most definitely caused some damage, we just can‘t really evaluate the extent of the damage until we can see outside. mark and jacklin, the storm chasers, tell us where you are and what it‘s like. jacklin, the storm chasers, tell us where you are and what it's like. we are in downtown wilmington, it feels like the eye ball are in downtown wilmingto

neil findlay, you want an investigation, i understand, into the death of eileen baxter?it is only through combined works that this has become recognised as a national and national medical scandal. please keep at it. thank you both for coming on the programme. neil findlay and mark, thank you for coming on the programme and talking to us. we wish you the best in your search for answers about the death of your mother. thank you very much for watching our programme today for getting in touch. we are back tomorrow at 9am. abc news bbc newsroom live is coming up next. good morning. a pretty autumnal feel to the weather over the next few days. quite cool out there. there is some sunshine, but a little rain around as well. a beautiful scene here for as well. a beautiful scene here for a weather watcher in cornwall earlier. the cloud thickening up across a good part of england and wales are to go through the afternoon. outbreaks of rain moving across the midlands, eventually towards east anglia and the south—east but taking a while to get there. northern england, northern irelan