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then susan harman, patrik laine, mari eliza and mark rhoades. did you fill out a card? >> i thought the cards were for people who couldn't stay. >> no. nope. what we will do again, as i said, you are welcome to go next after the folks who have spoken. >> i filed mine with the aid. >> okay. john, you're up. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm here today with the san francisco chapter of the democratic socialists of america who recently just this week voted overwhelmingly to support public banking in san francisco as a major part of our legislative goals. and i know a lot of other people are going to argue about what the advantages of a public bank would be. but i wanted to just quickly kind of address what the main sort of, i think, argument against would be. and that's that a private bank is the only entity that is large enough and sophisticated enough to safeguard public funds. and i think in 2008 we learned what safety means, it means safety for banks and bankers, not for their clients. the entire banking system almost melted down. billions were lost. and it was only

eliza, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> right now a fox news alert. they're expecting a briefing from police sometime this afternoon following the tragic shooting death of two police officers earlier today. they were reportedly responding to a 911 hang-up call. brian yanez is following the elements from our newsroom. what can you tell us about this shooting in ohio? >> we are understanding this all went down around noon local time. that number one hang-up call came in as an officer bonded to the scene. this all happened in westerville ohio. this is about 15 miles north of columbus crew the population about 40,000 people. westerville police tell fox news the officers received a 911 hang-up call. police officers responded to the scene to investigate and they were shot. initially the report one officer killed and another in critical condition. our affiliates are reporting a second officer died at the hospital. that is to officers who have died in this tragic incident. fox news has obtained audio of the police scanner. the promise that the call came in th

eliza is in a residential home. her carers were concerned about her condition.he team had enough time to carry out a range of checks to allow her to stay where she is. in the three—and—a—half months since it was relaunched as the seven day a week service more than 300 patients have been treated at home who otherwise would have needed ambulances to take them to a&e. some of them would otherwise have been admitted to hospital, so beds have been freed up for others. it's just one local answer to the problem. the government says more money was invested in the budget but the strain in the nhs this winter suggests there's no sign of any respite. hugh pym, bbc news. one of the complicating factors for the nhs is that too many patients stay in hospital because suitable social care is not available. research today indicates that problem is getting worse. our social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. it is a busy lunchtime at northfield's nursing home sheffield. demanding work for the care staff, who are looking after residents who may have dementia, problems walk

eliza's dialer, wife of alexander hamilton.wn to her son. union college will place it on display but not subjected on the dna test. it's been a blast sitting in >> obama was president up to and beyond the 2016 election. why didn't he do something about russian middling. >> he didn't is not say something, he marked and chastised people who were warning about it. >> appearing in court today for another motion hearing 19-year-old suspect nikolaus cruz kept his head down and said nothing. >> you have a right to have a gun unless you are a felon or adjudicated. >> working with this organization to get young people engaged politically on a local level.

eliza's dialer, wife of alexander hamilton.lege will place it on display but not subjected on the dna test. it's been a blast sitting in for my friend shannon bream. thanks for washington. watching. good night from washington. i mike emanuel. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" and happy presidents' day. you may have noticed an accelerating cycle in washington lately. here's what it looks like. the permanent class hates donald trump. they attack them as racist, criminal, a foreign spy looking to destroy america. trump, because he watches more bad television than is healthy, sees these attacks and responds with hostile tweets. m his critics point out those tweets as evidence that trump is every bit as bad as they said he was and so on. the latest installment of the saga took place over the weekend.

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tonight frustration is growing for drivers on fifth street, including eliza.his pothole cracked his front bumper passing through on the way to new york >> it's that deep and that bad, i don't know. i think that when it comes to my car, but this pothole has to be filled. it has to be. >> reporter: back out here live through twitter tonight the city streets department are aware of this and they will be taking care of the problem. but some drivers are saying in the meantime they wish that there were cones or a blinking light to let people know there is a pothole here. the city says for people across the city, if you see a pothole. contact them. 311, there's also a number on our website, you can also reach out for them through social media. reporting live in northern liberty, annie mccormack. back to you. >> that is a big one. thank you. >>> we have the info you need to report a pothole at 6abc.com/ pothole. we have the phone numbers and web links you need to report a problem on area roads. >>> a section of route 202 after a crash killed two people in chester coun

the movie centers around eliza a mute who works in a high security government authority when she discovers and falls in love with a mysterious creature. the shape of water is just beautiful and haunting and he does a weird thing with the with the a when section which is all flutes which is sort of his sound of water what he imagines water sounds like. let's compare. this op against the american john williams for his epic stumbles the last jet i film school. american compares a concept that well you composed and compiled the soundtrack to three billboards outside adding missouri starring frances mcdormand. and english rock n roll late johnny greenwood for phantom thread greenwood again stepped out of his normal element to create a classical movie school. greenwood who's better known as a member of a radio ad of the pop band radiohead he is well known for his sort of a let use of a product but in this this soundtrack in phantom thread he does something very interesting he mixes the soundtrack has his music original music and then uses a lot of classical music as well beethoven. and he's able

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eliza is in a residential home. her carers were concerned about her condition.m had enough time to carry out a range of checks to allow her to stay where she is. in the three and a half months since it was relaunched as the seven day a week service more than 300 patients have been treated at home who otherwise would have needed ambulances to take them to a&e. some of them would otherwise have been admitted to hospital, so beds have been freed up for others. it's just one local answer to the problem. the government says more money was invested in the budget but the strain in the nhs this winter suggests there's no sign of any respite. hugh pym, bbc news. one of the complicating factors for the nhs, is that too many patients stay in hospital, because suitable social care is not available. experts say a lack of government planning and funding is undermining social care, at a time when demand is increasing. and low levels of pay mean that adult care services in england can no longer fill key posts, as our social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. it is a bus

if it yeah vegetarians wouldn't stand a chance here in the eternal ice we realize that immediately eliza sheet is helper tells us about the moment when he saw something other than meat to eat for the first time i probably was over six years old the ship arrived people for rocor start unloading the ball. i smoked on. some. good snow that are never small before i was looking at the guy and i thought the guys eating a ball. with a good snow. so i just started standing around watching him meeting up. they gave me one. and i can say no. it was all young men i never smelled before so i think by jury it was all only. ever since then even today or not. it reminds me of when i was a child. because that snow always come back. during our rest stop we see something on a slope. what is. great. with it i. mean. when we take a closer look at the graves we're surprised it's two germans laid to rest here at the end of the world our talk up from club in brandenburg died at the end of march nine hundred fifteen and frederick bach and hauser who died in one thousand and seven we later find out that both fri

. >>> this is eliza thrown out of the metropolitan museum of art for what she was wearing.hat she was wearing, the 26-year-old from burlington, new jersey showed up in authentic period costume? so what is the problem? a security supervisor accused her of stealing the 18th century teal taff ta robe. and apparently her get up was a tad too authentic and she is embarrassed and furious. and she felt like a criminal at the one place where i get the most inspiration. >> there is guidelines to not disturb visitors. >>> and harrowing morning commutes and then this. you see this here? it's a hand emerging from the gap between the subway and platform. people are frantic and think someone is trapped in danger. the guy under there is sticking his an out not for help but to flick his cigarette. he says he has been living in nyc way too long saw the guy on the tracks with the b train speeding and he ducked under the tracks before it hit him, he is all good and he was enjoying a morning cig underneath the train. >> the fire department shows up to rescue him. here he goes he is dancing. he

i have a question for eliza. mainly i think on the relationship. how do you assess the relations, i think there's been evidence of cooperation or at least tolerance and even some suggesting. i noticed that early on in the operationop it made some comment about the person we should do is kick the americans out and that seem to die out. we see alone voice and that. they have affiliate party that sometimes doesn't fight ending on what other issues are going on in iran and other countries in the region. i think the situation similar to how the u.s. has been able to separate the pkk from the ypg, the pkk is struggling to separate its ongoing dialogue with iran on a. like all towers in that region with tehran and the goals in russia with whatever demands or interest, that is one thing that the kurdish movement has always been good at, putting its own interest first to the extent and trying to stay focused on what its goals are. if the goals are to provide security and economy for kurds and others living in that region under its control, it will focus on

director, suzette love, helen chan, lenai atkins, eliza and priscilla and terry jorgenson. and they're pictured up at the top left-hand corner. the final award went to our pier 70 team pickeder on the bottom of the slide there. and you know it's a large number of folks that provided for our pier 70 approval. started 20 years ago. if we could all give a hand and acknowledge these employees. [applause] thank you. that concludes my report. >> thank you. commissioners, any questions or comments? is there any public comment on the executive director's report? thank you, everyone, we really appreciate all your wonderful work. bye! employee of the year. [applause] >> yay! [applause] >> item 9b, commissioner's report. >> commissioners? anybody have anything to report? >> no. >> no. >> all right. >> item 10-a, request approval to issue a request for proposal sewly sitting technical support services for mission rock and special use districts. >> there any public comment on item 10-a? commissioners? all in favour? >> so move. >> oh. can i have a motion? >> so move. >> second. >> all i

in a statement, eliza byard, the director of the transgender student rights group glsen said trump administration's quote, "cruel new policy flies in the face of the highest court rulings on this issue, which found unequivocally that denying transgender students appropriate bathroom access is a violation of title ix." the trump administration has been working secretly with a radical anti-abortion group on policies that make it easier for states to defund planned parenthood. politico reports that last month, the department of health and human services announced changes that will allow states to exclude planned parenthood from medicaid programs, a policy shift that came shortly after the department of health and human services received a draft legal analysis from the organization alliance defending freedom, which has been designated a hate group by the southern poverty law center. in a statement, planned parenthood's executive vice president dawn laguens called the news "shocking and outrageous" adding, quote, "the alliance defending freedom has spent decades trying to take away women's access to hea

his wife, eliza mccartel taught him how to write after they got married. he had been apprenticed to a tailor when he and his brother were small boys. and he actually ran away from the tailor's shop. and there are ads, a runaway ad, you think about a person who was the president of the united states, that there was a runaway ad for them in the newspaper. not unlike the runaway ads for enslaved people. and i think, to some degree, you're always psychoanalyzing people, but you wonder what it must have been like to be just above the bottom of the rung, and to have people below you. and people that you did not want to see raised because you might think then you would be at the bottom too. so this age-old problem in the south of poor whites who really have more in common economically and socially with african-americans siding with the upper classes starts with him. he made a lot of noises once he became a politician against the planter class. in fact, many people were frightened of him. many white southerners were frightened of him because he was a staunch union

i have with me chris eliza and shawn turner. and gentlemen, chris, first to you, from what evan perez just told us, are we potentially functioning in a reality where this administration may be saying good-bye whether it's they're on their own volition to not to not just one but two heads of the fbi? >> i think we could be, brooke, because i just don't -- knowing what i know about donald trump over the last, you know, two and a half years of covering him, i don't see how he reverses from his public 100% promise that this memo is going to be released. the reason why he doesn't is simple, because it affirms what he believes to be true, whether it's true or not. it bolsters his case that there is some sort of deep state conspiracy going on within the fbi to undermine him, that people within the fbi at high levels aren't doing their jobs well, are not following the rules and need to be called out for it. so he -- he takes information that he likes and makes it true in his mind and damn the torpedos. that's always been his approach. i

>> neil: "usa today"'s eliza collins joins us and shelby holiday.lby, i'm a little surprised that john kelly, the chief of staff, he has the power to decide on this matter but he decided the way he did. >> yes. because this is the president's son-in-law. jared kushner has played a key role in the campaign and he's a family member. when the president said this would be up to john kelly a lot of people didn't believe him. the president did empower his chief of staff. one thing that this raises, why he has not been able to pass -- to get his security clearance. a lot of it the white house is saying it doesn't matter. it won't impact his ability to his job. he has canada, mexico, china, the middle east in his purview. the president can share information with him but it brings up questions why it's pending and for what reason. that could point to issues with his company or maybe china or russia. >> neil: the question comes up what type of access will he have and how much will he share with the president. to shelby's point, the president is his father-in-

with the naacp we know children like eliza who live near coal plants and have such severe asthma that he is dependent on taking a handful of drugs every day so that he can get through the day. so his airway passages are open so he can survive. we know families like the hendersons who live across the fence line from an oil refinery in the middle of the petrol chemical corridor in southern louisiana. they have a family member with cancer from living in the toxic doughnut that they call home and community. in the middle of the petrol we know the 76,000 coal miners that have died of black lung disease. we are paying the price for the nation's addiction to fossil fuel. we have families in houston, texas, and san juan, puerto rico, and florida who are still displaced after hurricane harvey, maria, and irma. we know women like denise who has nightmares after being sexually assaulted in the aftermath of hurricane irma. the choctaw tribe who has already been displaced. they can tell the tale of the grim impacts of fossil fuel change. this, we have an intensifying atmosphere of increasing hate

with the naacp we note children know children like eliza who -- elijah who live near coal plants and have such severe asthma that he is dependent on taking a handful of drugs every day so that he can get through the day. we know families like the hendersons who live across the fence line from an oil refinery in the middle of the petrol chemical corridor in southern louisiana. they have a family member with cancer from living in the toxic doughnut that they call home and community. we know that 76,000 coal miners that have lot died of black lung disease since 1968. we are paying the price. we have families in houston, texas, and san juan, puerto rico, and florida who are still displaced after hurricane harvey, maria, and irma. we know women like denise who was sexually assaulted in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. the choctaw tribe who has already been displaced by the over rising sea levels that has already taken over their land. they can tell the tale of the impacts of fossil fuel change. anyone who isn't a rich, white, heterosexual, american male. [applause] jacqueline: as such,

childrennaacp we note like eliza who live near coal plants and have such severe asthma that he is dependenttaking a handful of drugs every day so that he can get through the day. we know families like the hendersons who live across the fence line from an oil refinery in the middle of the petrol chemical corridor. they have a family member with cancer from living in the toxic doughnut that they call home and community. 76,000 coal miners that have lot died of black lung disease. we are paying the price. in houston,lies texas, and san juan, puerto who are stillida displaced after hurricane andey, maria, and harvey -- karma. whonow women like denise was sexually assaulted in the aftermath of hurricane irma. tribe who has already been displaced. they can tell the tale of the lmpacts of fossil fue change. a rich, white,t heterosexual, american male. [applause] jacqueline: as such, we are in a situation where the powers that he decrease regulation on corporation with the aim of protecting profit well .ncreasing regulation on people especially women. especially people who are lg bbtqqi. free pass

it is a strange film, about sally hawkins, a mute clean—up called eliza, who has a relationship withe height of the cold war in the us, set in a nuclearfacility the height of the cold war in the us, set in a nuclear facility where this strange creature is brought in, and the cleaners are the only people who understand the creature. it is about the marginalised and downtrodden of the time. there is a mystery did alien creature. it is maybe seen as a riposte to trumpthis america. this is the fantasy film made as a response to be movie films. these issues have been in the air for a very long time. they come up time and time again, which is why they are saying time is up for them. it is time to address them and get the balance right and talk about them. as bevan said earlier, for many years women on the red carpet said, don't ask me about my dress and my nails, ask me other questions. florence pugh said it was an exciting time to be a young actress. while time is up, it is only just actress. while time is up, it is onlyjust beginning for a new generation like her. atime to generation lik

book in the library of union college, another clue here, that book a 1793 almanac that belonged to elizaeneral washington but it may have to remain hair-say. scientists say dna testing -- thank you very much. try the meat loaf. scientists say that dna testing could destroy the centuries' old follicle altogether and just don't want to take the chance at this time hoping that science will improve and they'll be able to save the follicle. here's a fun fact for you. contrary to popular belief, george washington did not wear a wig. i found out his hair was all -- that was all his in all those paintings and he was a redhead and powdered his hair white because that was the look in the time of the 1700s when he was -- he was just working it, people. work it. >> that's a lot of work. >> you know what i'm thinking too, nobody looked in that book for a long time. >> no. >> george washington's hair. >> that's a clue. i'll keep you posted on that. >> lara, thank you. great "pop news" as always. >>> we go now to our "gma" cover story. we are learning new details about jennifer aniston and justin thore

my older sister, eliza, is not able to be here. these a clinical psychologist and instructor at harvard medical school and has three great kids of her own. i'm thrilled to have her husband ira, a journalist and author, here with me today. here are my three children, dalia, jonah and our baby abigail. i could go on about them indefinitely. but for present purposes, i would say dalia is beginning to learn the game monopoly and jonah shares this committee's interests in airplanes and trains. finally, my wife and love sarah is here with me. she is a committed public servant. recently off a four-year detail to the white house on the staff of the national security council. between her work in government and out, it is no exaggeration to say that sarah is personally responsible for saving tens of thousands of lives. i am in awe as well as love. happy valentine's day. members of the committee, the ftc is an important institution at a critical time for our national economy. congress has tasked the commission with enforcing consumer protecti