eileen: of course. >> thanks, eileen. we are going to go through the panel. but given that this is the 14th of august and what it means, we wanted to start with deborah, who i think has traveled the furthest to be here in both practical and spiritual ways. you have a statement? deborah: i do, i have a statement. i'm going to stand up. >> do you want to podium? deborah: i want to stand up. >> go ahead, he's got you. debra: thank you. i want to start with how glad i am that you are here. i just have to tell you that the agreement that you and fred ryan made to work together to bring evan and austin home has really made a significant distance -- difference for austin. i appreciate that camaraderie, especially in light of the fact that you guys are so different and your news is so different and it's just beautiful to see that you can work together for these men. thank you. [applause] now i would like to speak to our president. president biden, it is encouraging to see the pragmatic approach of the united states in its effort to secure the release of u.s. hostages

[applause] >> thanks, eileen, welcome everybody to a great celebration. on behalf of the hudson pacific team, we're here and proud to be part of this 125 years. this building is iconic as everybody knows. this very building has lasted through many many events and has been most recently the pandemic. and after the pandemic right now, when you look behind you, we're 90% lease where the san francisco's tenants occupancy. and i could not be more proud than the team in hudson who has catered to the city of san francisco to all the dynamic that we deserve. this building and the city, will celebrate this and many other things to come going forward. with that, as you can see, as eileen mentioned, we're about to paint this building and refacing the historic clock tower and on our way to many more exciting things here in the building. we diversified the tenants in san francisco and our marketplace and this city is reflective of what we see here at the ferry building and what we see going forward in the ferry building in the future. as we said here, there is a time

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>> well, eileen , it's a lovely >> well, eileen, it's a lovely to see you again.. first of all, it's that the films aren't very good. i mean, there's this film that's just come out called which is come out called strays, which is a comedy about dogs and obviously the dogs doing all obviously the dogs are doing all sorts unforeseen canine sorts of unforeseen canine things, film flopped things, but the film has flopped horribly because audiences just don't want to go and see it. i mean, they're not very interested in it, but then the second is i that second thing is i think that there new prudishness. i there is a new prudishness. i think that there is a sense now that people are put off by films. for 20 years ago, they would have found hilarious because audiences because i think what audiences now from their comedies now expect from their comedies is that's tamer is something that's much tamer and much more sanitised, much more politically correct. and so if want to find something if you want to find something which be edgier, which is going to be edgier, you're to

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eileen frybauers entered the navy, she was told she would sacrifice much more than her time and service to the military. >> you're also told in return, the military will take care of you, that the united states will provide for your safety, your security and that they'll provide good routine healthcare for you because that's how you'll fulfill your mission as a service member. >> reporter: but today that care hangs in the balance of the capitol hill dispute over the military's commitment to providing reproductive healthcare for female service members and as the dean of the usf nursing school and mom of two, she knows firsthand the significance of women's healthcare for active duty service members. >> the consequence is then that, one, or in dual couples one or both may choose to leave the military, which is really unfortunate. >> reporter: mission readiness is it at stake pentagon leaders say as republican senator tommy tuberville holds out confirming key military nominations until the defense department reverses its abortion policy that provides leave and reimbursement costs for servic

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and i think judge eileen canning in florida who had trumps other case. she wasn't as, as i let me put it this way, defend as hard as this next judge is going to be assigned this indictment case of the 3rd indictment because this amount of ball a vomit pointed jobs. so you'll see republicans bring this up over and over, and it's really hard for the country because we are, again, we have an independent judiciary in this country. out of could trump face jail time if convicted on any of these charges, you're gonna have to explain to, to those of us who aren't familiar with the, the way that the american justice system works. the way that the political system was kind of, he's still a campaign or take office if he's a criminal defendant. is there a president here, or all we in uncharted territory and what happens if he's convicted but wins on a windows on his den convicted? yeah, look, there's nothing in the constitution that prevents somebody under indictment, somebody on trial, or even somebody convicted from running for and holding office in this country.

hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. such an important part of my life. i have flinn and a new puppy. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't as sharp and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. stuart: after 12 minutes of business, the dow is up one hundred 60 points. the s&p up 8, nasdaq down 26. a split market. i will find out which dow stocks pushed the dow up 160 points. new data reveals is taking longer for buyers to afford their first home. two years ago the typical first-time homebuyer was 33. i will now? lauren: oldest every 36 years old. my father owned the home i grew up in at the age of 40. now the average age to first purchase a home is 36. what does that mean for young people? there is no american dream for them. are they going to be renters in a big city forever? while living with mom and dad?

eileen's complicates things quite a bit.l, the transportation, if it were in the mainland, bike trucks, trains and here. it has to be by boat, helicopter and aeroplanes. that adds to the difficulty. also to be able to deploy a staff is going to be a lot more costly and take more time. so in terms ofjust transportation, that's going to be the first thing that's going to be the first thing thatis that's going to be the first thing that is just going to delay the aid. going to see a limited aid on the ground in maui for the time being. yes, that's what we can expect. and that might be just for some days and weeks, butjust think that might be just for some days and weeks, but just think about the recovery process. so we are adding all the materials that have to be... in order to fix the homes. and a shortage of labour to be able to get people that can work on the ground at prices that also the federal government will cover if people are receiving aid or will be more costly using the private market because there is going to be a

one of those training sessions was held in the mission district wednesday night by eileen locker in the city's director of overdose prevention. >> they're happening across the city. the first step is recognizing the signs of an overdose. the most common being if someone is not responsive or has shallow to know breathing, if you believe someone is overdosing, this is how to properly respond. first, try to wake them up. hey, are you ok if they don't respond, try rubbing your knuckles up and down the center of their chest. bone pressed really hard. >> it hurts. if none of that works, then it's time to call 9-1-1, and administer narcan. so the person said a little bit to nose actually open the airway a little bit. >> and then you hold how at least holding it. >> and then press that closure. each narc can only hold one spread. you have to wait 2 to 3 minutes. granted, that is the longest 2 to 3 minutes ever. but it works. the most important thing that we say train people wait that 2 to 3 minutes. >> and do not apply administer more narcan until that time passes. while you wait to see if it w

host: eileen is our next caller, st. petersburg, florida, democrat line. would like to make a comparison and a comment about ron desantis, my governor, and donald trump. donald trump is the worst human that has ever been president. but i have to warn everybody that ron desantis with -- would be a worse candidate. i have lived in florida for over 70 years of my life. the way he is attacking our days and our teachers. if joe biden does not win and either donald trump or ron desantis winds, we are doomed. whether or not you like joe biden or his policies, please do not support ron desantis or donald trump. host: next, republican line. kyle from rochester, new york. caller: i do not normally call. i usually just watch. but there was a comment made around 20 to 30 minutes ago that the senate should go by population like the house of representatives. i would like to push back. the whole point of having two senators from each state, when the constitution was written, over 200 years ago was to make sure everyone was represented. it is working just as intended to n

activities, he had a theatrical streak, he performed in that beth and other place and acted alongside eileenrennan who went on to fame in private benjamin and other movies, it was kind of a shock to him not to be admitted to princeton. he later said it was one of the few times in his life where he felt the presence of prejudice against his italian-american roots. it felt that in the interview with the princeton alumni they sort of communicative to him and -- in her mind that he was that the princeton sort. he said that in the oral history and he said that what was met by not the princeton sort, not w asp enough, not the right ethnic background. he came -- overcame that and went to harvard law school and goes to harvard for his proud parents in queens, it was quite something. >>'s second choice was georgetown under the jesuits and with socratic method. you write was a different school, then. and he learned that he should approach all his earthly endeavors from the perspective of devout catholic system. can you tell me more about that? >> if you look at the cure books from his time in georgeto

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should judge i eileen cannon overseeing the mar-a-lago documents case, should she speak to tanya chutkan-appointed judge overseeing the case of 2020. should they talk? >> that would make sense to do. they're obviously notin obligat. if everyone goes their separate ways and set their dates and want to hold them -- >> counselor -- let me jump in here. you're looking at the laurel ca cabin, outside the laurel cabin at camp david in maryland. this is the beginning of the historic trilateral summit between the united states, south korea, and japan, left to right on your screen there is the south korean president, president biden in the middle there, and then the japanese prime minister koshida. a first of its kind meeting between these three leaders. they are getting together to come up with some formal proposals for security, both literal military security and economic security in the pacific region to counter the threats from china and north korea, we're going to have much more on the significance of this meeting. we're also going to get our first quick look at them as they sit in a room an

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host: eileen, stay safe making your way up there today. thank you for calling.ler: thank you very much. host: viewers have brought up the issue of climate change this morning. the washington times editorial board taking up the issue of climate change this morning. their latest. the editorial is over here. hurricane a dahlia made landfall in florida on wednesday as hurricane franklin tries to start the atlantic, a sure sign that we're about to be inundated with another tidal wave of climate hyperventilation. they note measuring by the highest average numbers of hurricanes per year, that produces a tie between presidents william howard taft and donald trump. president barack obama presided over the lowest average hurricanes per year that made landfall in the lower 48 states. they write it will be a challenge to blame the relative hand fall of write flyers for the abundance of hurricanes during the taft administration while explaining how the proliferation of suvs and jet travel could coincide with obama's period of good fortune but that is a think about climate fe

eileen says, i don't see anything wrong with watching the match. instead of going to church.en every sunday. after all, is in everything and all, god is in everything and everywhere don't quite agree with you, but jesus did say that the sabbath was made for man, not man for the sabbath. so maybe you have a point. thank you very much for tuning in and sending and sending me your comments and thank very much. also thank you very much. also to my duellist, historian and duellist, to historian and broadcaster rafe heydel—mankoo and party mp, not and former labour party mp, not mep stephen bound. thank you so much for joining mep stephen bound. thank you so much forjoining me mep stephen bound. thank you so much for joining me throughout the show. coming up in the final part of my common sense crusade , we'll be talking to charlie bentley snow bentley astor about the snow white rewrite . back with you in three. earlier i took to twitter and asked should christine skip church to watch the world cup final? 53. if you say yes , final? 53. if you say yes, christian should skip church

host: eileen in connecticut. yes, you say, eileen? caller: yes. thank you for my call.ank you for the topic and i hope that it is a very -- i know it is but i hope it continues to be a very frequent topic on the show. it is not climate change. as climate destruction. -- it is climate discretion and we are doing it. people are poisoning the air, the land, and the water and that is what contributing to it. yes, there are natural changes in the climate. i agree. but not this dramatic, not this extreme. it is because we human beings are poisoning the planet. we are not the only life here. we are not entitled to do this. thank you very much. host: do you consider climate change a major threat? that is our discussion this morning. in other news, front page of washington times this morning about the abortion pill. court let abortion pill stay on the market but not in mail. the court ruled the abortion pill to remain on the market for the judges halted recent moves to expand access such as by the administrations plan to make it available to women through the mail. the court sai

let's move on to eileen in wyoming. independent mine. go ahead. caller: thanks for having me. i have listened to both sides of the callers. democrats to republicans. at the end of the day this has been a long time coming, the whole thing. it's funny to me that first of all, people call but they couldn't even pass a civics exam with regards to the way the government functions. it goes to tell you -- they probably cannot tell you who the governor of their own state is because we have gotten to a point in society night where we don't honor and value our founding, our documents, our laws, are civics, we don't even teach it in school. you have a lot of useful idiots out there that don't know what they were talk -- they are talking about because they were not educated in the subject. we used to have a media. we haven't had a media for quite a long time. we have propaganda. it's all both sides. everybody picks their lanes in their teams and everybody fights for their teams. that's number two. it doesn't help to educate the populace. that's what the job of the media is. it needs to be

this is for- >> eileen- >> please go ahead. >> eileen boken following up on last week's hearing (indiscernible) the appeal based on 4 tower design, however the zoning administrator the quite part outloud. the lot size is too small for a tower design. also, both the project sponsor and the (indiscernible) use ceqa as the rational for the appeal, even though the law has been overtly hostile to ceqa for many years. am i missing something here? in addition, 2700 slope directly across the street is 2700 45 avenue. this is the site of the united irish cultural center, known as uicc. at the july 27 hearing at the planning commission, the uicc project was approved. one of the main concerns was creation of a special use district. concerns were that if uicc project was designated as a special use district, that would set a precedent. after the public comment was closed, a commissioner asked staff if the uicc project would effect the 2700 slope deliberation or result in a precedent. staff deflected and replied the special use district is limited to the subject lot. since there was no follow-up questions

eileen bogan with speak speak has a number of concerns regarding this proposed project . many were included in written comments to the board of appeals for 2700 sloat versus the bulk determination which was upheld. the area is on sand dunes, not bedrock, and a tsunami zone. the san andreas fault is offshore. the ocean beach gets high wind velocity during extreme weather events. the site is in the fog belt in 2024, traffic from the great highway north of sloat will be directed onto this section of sloat before turning on to skyline boulevard and finally, it is directly across from the zoo. it speaks understanding that even before the pandemic, the uic went out of business. but now they are proposing a major expansion with many upscale amenities. this is despite the neighborhood experiencing a significant demographic shift at one time, district four was heavily irish . this is no longer the case either in district four or citywide. this district four is still heavily working class, which is inconsistent with the proposed project. this suv would only be the second study in d