so, 2140 market, 519 ellis, 1515 you're saying, supervisor, you think that one is not impacted? >> correct. it is above the current inclusionary rate. >> 2140 market is 27 units. then what's the last one? >> 651 geary. i can't find that one. >> there's no information on the entitlement process. they got entitled actually back july 7th of 2016, so they are very close to even losing their 30 month. so there must be some other challenges or obstacles with that project is my assumption. even if we extend them a full 30 month, they'd not likely get their site or building permit. >> i was on the team with the planner when she was working on this. if it was my recollection, they were -- the entitlement process was lengthy because it was in addition to an historic structure, but to your point, they are -- their 30-month deadline would be january of next year. january 7th of next year, so they'd actually only benefit from one month, if the deadline was extended 30 months. >> supervisor tang: if we had extended it as the mayor had originally proposed, one additional month beyond the 7th.

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doug ellis has died aged 94. he sold the clu b to ellis has died aged 94.he american businessman randy lerner, he made his name on the holiday business, and was made life president and 90 in 2012 for services to charity. the club have posted their condolences and described ellis as a man who gave his life to the club. a minute ‘s silence would be held at their match at home to swansea on the 20th of october. john terry is villa's new assisatnt manager. it's his first coaching role , following his retirement from playing last week . he'll work alongside dean smith, who left brentford to take over as manager. smith a life long villa fan has extensive knowledge of working in the championship — terry capatined villa last season, taking them to the play—off final where they lost to fulham tottenham defender danny rose and southampton goalkeeper alex mccarthy have both withdrawn from the england squad for the nations league matches against croatia tomorrow and spain next week . (00v) both players arrived in camp with pre existing injuries, and returned to their r

the former aston villa chairman sir doug ellis has died at the age of 94. most recent was from 1982 to 2006 when he sold the club to american businessman randy lerner. ellis had made his fortune as a pioneer of the package holiday industry before becoming a major shareholder and chairman of villa in 1968. he was knighted in 2012 for his services to charity. a minute's silence will be held at their next match at home to swansea on the 20th of october. former aston villa manager brian little, who led the team to the 1996 league cup, the last trophy they won under ellis, said... villa will hold a minute's silence at their next home game on the 20th october. also coming up in the programme... boy wonder! meet the british speedway champion already making an impression on the world stage. there was a lot of guys bigger than me but i stood my ground and came second. next week is the 50th anniversary of the olympic 200 metres final in mexico city. the american tommie smith took gold in a world record time, the first man to break the 20—second mark. but that's not t

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former aston villa chairman sir doug ellis has died at the age of 94.the most recent from 1982 to 2006, when he sold the club to the american businessman randy lerner. ellis had made his fortune as a pioneer of the package holiday industry before becoming a major shareholder and chairman of villa in the 1968. he was knighted in 2012 for his services to charity. a minute's silence will be held at their next match at home to swansea on the 20th of october. europe's ryder cup hero tommy fleetwood has made a fine start in his late charge for the european tour race to dubai. he's leading the british masters after the first round, sitting on five under par alongside matt wallace and eddie pepperell, they have a 1 shot lead at walton heath, but it was the pepperell who produced the moment of the day. a spectacular, physics—defying hole in one at the par three ninth his first after over 2000 par 3's on the european tour. it was a shock, really. funny i missed the putt on the hole before and thought i could easily be level par through nine because i know there's

in addition, two northbound lanes between market and ellis and one between ellis and sutter will be removed. the aim is to create wider sidewalks and bigger curbs to protect pedestrians from traffic. some are worried the change will make traffic worse. >>> developing news in the case of a missing "washington post" n turkey to q cash hoguey's disappearance. >> the alleged hit squad i squai disappearance of cakhashoggi. one has been picked traveled with "the crown" prince. president trump warned against running to conclusions. he repeated multiple times that the king and crown prince permanently denied any knowledge of the attack. and mike pompeo left aer meeting with king salman. he thanked them for a thorough, prance parent a transparent and timely investigation. he was last seen walking into the saudi consulate balance. according to the a.p., anonymous turkish officials say the forensics team found, quote, certain evidence, khashoggi was killed there. they may be ready to admit fault. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the blanket of 55 in about pro spre

i am happy to introduce ellie. now.is she coming? ellie is first. [applause] she works for a health care nonprofit and she recently wrote a book about george and barbara bush. you can buy a signed copy outside the auditorium after the program. pierce bush is neil's son. he lives in houston. he is the ceo of big brothers big sisters lone star. jeb bush, jr., serves as managing partner of jeb bush and associates. and he serves on a number of nonprofit boards. and he lives in florida. [applause] then we have our two daughters. barbara bush is the cofounder and board chairman of global health corp. and jenna bush-hager is a correspondent with nbc's "the today show." she is continuing the bush family tradition of warm relations with the media. [laughter] they are joined by our moderator, cokie roberts. please join me in welcoming them to the stage. [applause] cokie: so barbara and jena have to share a chair? so, at your grandmother's funeral, jeb bush in his beautiful eulogy said that she struck fear in the hearts of her grandchildren. that she was a ben

rehema ellis, nbc news, endicott, new york. >>> still ahead tonight, vermont is popular with tourists. why the state wants some of them to stay for good. >>> the video of a jail break as two prisoners managed to smuggle themselves out. you'll want to see how they did it. >>> if you're planning to travel to vermont any time soon, don't pack light. the locals may try to get you to stay for good. the population is they're rolling out the red carpet for people who find themselves there on vacation. kerry sanders brings us the story. >> reporter: beyond vermont's serenity, there's an unexpected truth. the state's population of 625,000 people is dwindling. vermont inviting millenials from across the nation. take a vacation, interview for a job. >> i'm here to ask you what you have to offer. >> reporter: and just maybe stay for a lifetime. >> you have people that have said, i'm going home, packing my bags and moving to vermont. >> it's working? >> it's working. >> reporter: tom and derian from new jersey vacationed in the green mountain state. now they call it home. >> are you pioneers? very

nbc's rehema ellis explains how it happened and why some are claiming voter suppression. >> reporter: marshall appling nunez was showing her college students how to register to vote online when she got a rude awakening. after casting ballots in elections since she was 18, she discovered she was no longer registered. >> you were in disbelief? >> yeah. definitely embarrassed. >> how did this happen? georgia has an exact match law, requiring ste records. if a single letter, a hyphen, an abbreviation or anything is out of place, the registration goes on a pending list. a in appling was missing. the exact match law seems to be discriminating by race. an associated press analysis shows nearly 70% of voters with pending status are black, in a state that's on 32% black. >> we are georgia. >> democrat stacey abrams is running for georgia governor, against republican brian kemp, secretary of state, who's also in charge of voter registration. >> i have an opponent who's an architect of the voter suppression. >> reporter: he refused our request for an interview. but on fox news, denies abrams' cl

rehema ellis is here with more on those terrifying moments. rehe rehema, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. cnn journalists were reporting on the breaking news when sudden theyecame part of the story. an emergency today inside cnn's new york headquarters. >> excuse me, that sounds like a fire alarm here. we'll keep you posted on that. >> reporter: alarms ran rang out live on the air. minutes later, the time warner center evacuated as the bomb squad moved in. >> this clearly is an act of terror, attempting to undermine our free press and leaders of this country through acts of violence. >> reporter: a chaotic scene outside as cnn anchors continued reporting. >> the lights shut off. we walked down six flights of stairs. they're now moving us. >> reporter: anchor jim sciutto tweeting a photo of the package containing the live explosive device. just after 11:30 a.m., the device was removed and taken to a secure location. >> i live down the block. and it's frightening. >> this is not the first time that this has happened. >> reporter:

tributes have been paid to doug ellis who died at the age of 94.ime minister says voters will see it as unfair that low income families risk losing out from the new system that combines six separate benefits for working age people, into one monthly payment. downing street says three billion pounds has been set aside to ease the introduction of the system. the work and pensions secretary esther mcvey has confirmed that some people will be worse off as a result of the introduction of universal credit. she was speaking to the bbc‘s assistant political editor norman smith. i've said we make tough decisions, some people will be worse off. . the bear, under the old system, several hundred thousand people did not get the money they were voter. under the old system... as i said, we have looked at the whole benefit system and looked at how we can get people into work. those people will be blessed benefit either sheer nature that they are now on work. a british student has been held in solitary confinement in the united arab emirates for five months after be

ellis island. we were processing nearly 2,000 people a day through ellis island. so when my ancestors came over. trish: by the way, we weren't that nice back then. people's last names got mutilated because they changed them to make them more anglo. there were problems with people with health concerns getting stuck on ellis island. this a naive version of history where we think we have always been incredibly welcoming. we haven't been as welcoming as some would like us to believe. and that's because of a reality that everybody has had to gram with. >> we are all proud to be americans ande allave stiesf getng her t t ecomy ioing so well, this is pivoting to a huge talking point. it's getting more political than it should with the mid terms next week it's been a 40-year low for migrants going across the border. it has been tough enforcement. trish: these people. yes, right. i have got proof that they care a whole lot more about politics than they do these immigrants. and new tonight, president trump is considering an end to a long-time american tradition of birthrigh

please welcome ellie kemper. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello.d night, everybody. >> you just had my book in times square. >> i know. up on the jumbotron. >> that is no joke. it's real now, yeah. >> it's for real. "my squirrel days," what does that mean. >> i like the word squirrel first and foremost. i was like that has to be in the title. "my squirrel days" refers to one of the chapters in the book which is a story about my ultimately unsuccessful attempt to befriend a squirrel in my backyard. the squirrel had no interest in being my friend but i had just seen the movie "dances with wolves" and thought it's so cool how kevin costner dances with the wolf. many wolves and was so taken by that that i felt like, oh, i want to commune with nature. i realized that when i fell off a tree and the squirrel laughed at me. he was like -- >> you named the squirrel too. >> natalie. every squirrel has a name. which is funny because the squirrel in the note to shoot we used for the cover, her name was squirrel. which i thought was funny. that's like my name b

ellie, let me begin with you.uspect is facing 29 charges including murder and federal hate crimes, but not domestic terrorism. the u.s. attorney did say for now, no domestic terrorism charges. help us explain the difference between what constitutes a hate crime versus terrorism. you can't help but harken back to the birmingham church bombing. four little girls were killed. that was a terror attack. >> for now is the key phrase. the charges that are on the books right now, the murder charges that evan laid out, they carry the potential death penalty. especially in a case like this, you need a charge on the books immediately for someone like this so they can be arrest and held and locked up. these are the most readily provable. the fact that he went into a place of worship and declared intent to kill jews and murdered 11 people. that's enough to hold him for now. the investigation will continue. if they develop facts that support domestic terrorism which involves an intent to intimidate or terrorize civilians or pol

he arrived at ellis island in 1951, because going through ellis island wasn't always easy, it took someor the jewish harvest festival. the idea is if people were jewish, were coming through ellis island, they couldn't make it to their destination in time that. >> could still celebrate that holiday with their families while they were still in process. you can see that same group at work in warsaw in poland, people trying to flee eastern europe. they helped this 77-year-old widow make her way from ukraine to culver city, california to be reunited with her son. you see that badge on her lapel. can we zoom in on that? see that? if you recognize that, that's actually the same badge that we saw on the baby. see that? see the same badge on the baby? and actually, look at the man who is holding the little boy with the headdress. they're all wearing the same badge. h-i-a-s. it stands for the hebrew immigrant aid society. they're the oldest refugee agency in the world. they were first established in 1881. think about that. to help jewish refugees make their way out of war zones and persecution an

one correction for the record, too, there was some discussion, 519 ellis, it's less than 25 units, and, therefore, is not impacted by this legislation. it's 21 units. i just want to make absolutely clear, 519 ellis, below 25. 12% currently. >> supervisor peskin: that's what i thought, but planning department's numbers are just terrible. >> supervisor tang: supervisor peskin, all right. >> supervisor peskin: said 28, but it's 21. >> supervisor tang: let's continue with public comment. >> hello, supervisors. david woo with the south of market community action network. this piece of legislation directly undermines prop "c" passed in 2016 and directly undermines the will of the voters. and directly undermines people like me who voted yes on prop "c" in 2016. the voters of san francisco said loud and clear, development projects in the city must provide a higher percentage of affordable housing. prop "c" already contains a grandfathering provision of 30 months to obtain permits for developers that already had projects with the city, allowing additional time for grandfathering is a complete g

.>>> ellie had a chance to clinch it today but it couldn't be that simple. the national league chpiship series in milwaukee had fans fire up. the first batter of the game facing weight mile he was david freeze. he had a homer and double which puts ellie up 1-0. bottom of the one the brewers come back. jesus aguilar had one of his two doubles. here is ryan scoring in milwaukee takes a 2-1 lead. next up is mike must dock us -- aguilar scores in the brewers win 7-2. game seven is tomorrow on fs 1. marsh on lynch is expected to be out at least one month. the raiders get bad news even on the by week. >> that is disappointing news. thank you, scott reiss. thank you for joining us. >> minor family is up next. find us any time on facebook, twitter and instagram and download the ktvu fox 2 news news app. and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. you know when you're at ross yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the holidays! that's yes for less. everything you need to prep, cook and serve up the season. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for l

paul and ellie is still with me. office because mitch mcconnell says you will seat no supreme court justice and no one and only republicans will be allowed to do it. he got away with it. we are at a point where mitch mcconnell has said i will in total control. so what? >> too bad. the democrats lost this battle in 2014 when we did not backup obama. we lost it again in 2016 when we allowed donald trump fto be elected. now is time to ask democrats, what are they willing to do now. we have tried it the chris coombs way, i say we try to chicago way and burn it down. when it comes to 2020. at some point, some democrats are going to show up on my television and ask me for my vote and they'll not get it unless that democrat is able to tell me what their plans for court packing is. i got more own plans. i want to hear how they're going to restore linegitimacy to the supreme court. i refuse to look at survivors and victims of sexually assaults and tell them they just have to take it and sit there and have two of the five repu

rehema ellis, nbc news, seattle, washington. >>> it seems the me too movem hasn't escaped the attention t nobel committee which just announced the winners of this year's peace prize, nadia mirad who was isis.ed and raped by nbc's cef foreign correspondent richard engel visited with the doctor at his clinic in one of the most er das places. >> reporter: this doctor won the nobel prize for his work at this clini congo. all of these women have been raped. >> i see you have a still nursing little boy. how old is your son? >> the chik is s and i'm sick. >> her name is letitia. the rapistave her and her baby hiv. >> doesn't it overwhelm you? >> i is sometimes just breaking my heart, but i feet tha i'm powerless. far he doctor is from powerless. over two decades, he's operated on more than 45,000 rape survivors. militants in congo use rape as a weapon to fright villagers o their land. especially if the land is rich with minerals.th dr. has to travel with bodyguards, the gangs tried to kill him. it didn't stop him. >> can see how women are strong to fight. this is what pushes me to go on and sa

pasando a temas migratorios ellis director general de los es dados unidos destapÓ decenas de negligenteda con sÁbanas dentro de las celdas para ahorcarse prÁcticas para encadenar a los reos. con todos los cambios migratorios crece la inserte un sobre quÉ hacer cuando se tiene una cita con autoridades de inmigraciÓn. ciertamente debe hablar con un abogado particular. para mÍ lo mejor que puede hacer es hablar con alguien de confianza. >> un experto pero nunca notarios. si alguien ya tiene una orden de deportaciÓn que es lo mÁs indicado. >> teniendo la deportaciÓn no es fatal, hay maneras de reabrir casos y otras formas de ayuda para aplicar. como he dicho ya es importante hablar con un abogado de confianza. es peligroso, un arma de doble filo. es importante saber cuÁles son los recursos que tienen los inmigrantes especÍficamente de en esta organizaciÓn. >> nosotros nos enfocamos en casos de personas que ya estÁn frente a un juez migratorio ademÁs hacemos casos de la visa u, ciudadanÍa y daca. >> gracias por visitarnos el dÍa de hoy y por esta valiosa informaciÓn. >> vamos a cambiar de te

here's nbc's rehema ellis. insiderter: an emergency cnn's new york headquarters. >> excuse me. that sounds like a fire alarm here. we'll keep y posted on that. >> reporter: alarms rang out live on theai minutes later the time warner center evacuated as thed bomb sq moved in. >> this clearly is an act of terror attempting to undermine our freeress and leaders of this country through act of violence. >> reporter: a chaotic scene outside as cnn anchors continued reporting. >> the lights shut off. we walked down six flights of stairsre we're out they're now moving us. >> reporter: anchor jim sciutto tweetingth photo o package containing the live explosive device. the device was removed and taken to a. secure locati >> i live down the block, and it's thfrightening. is not the first time this has happened. >> reporter: a close call with many questions still unanswered. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> and as the fbi investigates who sent these devices, there is the ng concern ove country's increasingly heated political rhetoric. >> george ros's sonriting in a "new york times" op

nbc's rehema ellis takes us inside one school leading the way. >> reporter: at st. therese school in seattle the principal matt debore says security is his number one priority. >> nothing is more precious than our if you don't feel safe, you can't learn. >> reporter: his concern heightened after a spate of deadly school shootings in the past year. that's why starting this semester st. therese is using facial recognition software. it's one of the first in the country trying the technology. similar systems are already used in some airports, train stations, even sporting events. do you feel safer? >> i do believe this technology has created a safer environment for our children. we can see where we couldn't see before. >> reporter: here's how the real network software called safer works. first video cameras are placed around the building. >> you've got a camera here. >> reporter: then you register in the school computer. once approved, your name is added into the system. then when you get to the school door, you don't even have to ring the doorbell. just smile and the s

nbc's rahama ellis has details. >> thank you for your question. >> reporter: tonight a stunning fall from grace as the powerful former head of usa gymnastics is in jail awaiting extradition to texas. steve penny was arrested at a cabin in tennessee overnight while vacationing with his family. now facing a felony charge of tampering with evidence in the case against former usa gymnastics doctor, larry nassar. >> there was a tim head of the most powerful federation. he was the head of one of the most important federations. >> reporter: according to the indictment after learning of the investigation penny ordered documents be removed from the famedkarolyi ficials say the documents were brought to usa gymnastics headquarters and that they were never found. in a statement, usa gymnastics says it supports law enforcement efforts and have fully cooperated with the investigations. but penny's lawyer says he does nothing criminal. former gymnast says nassar abused her hundreds of times. she called out penny during nassar's sentencing hearing. >> steve penny, you are a coward. >> i just hope h

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nbc's rehema ellis has more on the terrifying moments. hema, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. the day began with cnn journalists here. they werreporting on the breaking news when suddenly they became part of the story. an emergency today inside cnn's new york headquarters. >> excuse me, that sounds like a re arm here. we'll keep you posted on that. >> reporter: alarms rang out live on the air. minutes later, the timewarner center evacuated as the bomb squad moved in. >> clearly is an act of terror, attempting ur to undermineree press and leaders of this country through acts of violence. >> reporter: a chaotic scene outside as cnn anchors tonight reporting. >> the lhts shut off. we wked down six flights of stairs. we're out here. they are moving us. >> reporter: jim tweeting a live picture of the package. after 11:30 a.m. the device was removed and taken to a secure location. >> i livn the block and it's frightening. >> this is not the first time this has happened. >> reportelose call with many questions still unanswer rehe

but makes ellie didn't want to talk to us. mesa arizona thousands lined up to see donald trump he's holding a rally to help stump for martha mike celie what have people here it's self evident why she sides with the president. yes because anyone who doesn't vote president trump shouldn't live in the united states of america or anybody that backstrom is a help trump is the key to all of this he is the glue that holding all this together he's the driving force so he's a conductor of this trump train everybody's talking about one hundred percent when the u.s. president arrives the crowd goes wild and trump knows what his supporters wants to hear less orating attack from the democrats and dire warnings against a blue waif in the midterms mixed with a lot of praise for mike sally. she's tough and she's smart and she's brave and she can fly there are a plane better than anybody with your next united states shirt or from arizona law that makes out if you ever bought if this is an important event for might sell it to keep the thing. fo

>> this is all about judgeitis t this is judge ellis saying i'm important.or this hearing. all it's going to do is make the probation department go through the hoops. it will make manafort pay for his lawyers to appear which costs him money. it makes the government come in. they will set a sentencing date and a big fat doover and it's wasted everybody's time. judge ellis feels relevant so i guess we're happy for it. that's one thing. the other is the meetings with mueller is very important. you say 50 hours. everybody jumped up and down about don mcgahn spent 30 hours. this is 50. two days out of every week in the last month have been dedicated to manafort. think about that allocation of r resources. he's not only important on that june meeting, he's also important in the flipping of stone. black, manafort and stone was one of the first political companies in washington to do lobbying and other things. they are very close. they have been close for many, many years. reportedly mueller is asking manafort questions about stone. he's important on the russia fron

think it's lovely to see you thank you so much for your time wishing you all the very best indeed ellis end up losing the president the cattle and national assembly thank you very much i have no desire under my medical bank you very much needed to discuss in detail the contrast between scottish and catalonian politics and their campaigns for independence alex is joined by former presiding officer of the scottish parliament to share marek and catalonia government representative to the u.k. sergey marson. to show welcome to the likes of and shillings thank you said it is almost a year to the day since the referendum the unofficial referendum in catalonia how things moved on since that is a difficult moment because we have people in prison as you know we have a member of the parliament that in the modern tribes with sedition that is of really really strong are charged because thirty years of freedom for all of them is a difficult situation for the politicians and the society this morning to tell me. as a former presiding officer of the scottish parliament you've been in the observer of the

ellie goulding. a side door, but duke and duchess of kent six, bang for babs had a spring wedding in bright sunshine rather than a 01 in a gale. and the duke and duchess of kent bridge. prince charles came without his wife, the duchess of cornwall evidently had a pressing engagement. and could not make it. and then stand by for the arrival of the mother of the bride, sarah ferguson, also known as the duchess of york. she's not been an entirely welcome figure within whilst circles for many years, having an unfortunate habit of embarrassing them but she arrived boisterous as ever and delighted to be part of a family again. the queen was there to see the wedding of one of their granddaughters, and alongside her was a duke of edinburgh, a rare appearance by him at the age of 97. they went into the chapel and took their places just behind the duchess of york. is thought to be the first time a duke of edinburgh has been in such close box at each to his erstwhile daughter—in—law for 26 years and so to the b

they wouldn't -- the tenants wouldn't let us in, so we had to resort to the ellis act. and in doing so, we paid the tenants $13,614, which was twal to 8.1 years of rent. but also, i mean, my wife was diagnosed with a.l.s., and we were trying to create a home that we could live in. >> i'm going to ask john lum to point out and put the camera on the side windows that -- that the -- that the gentleman who spoke lives in the other way around completely -- the other way. no. the complete other way. >> okay. >> i want to show the commissioners the side windows of the tenant in the two upper -- >> keep on rotating. >> keep on rotating. keep on rotating. >> keep on rotating. >> keep on rotating. >> keep on rotating. >> perfect. stop right there. >> first of all, the front window that we'll now look at, the front window, and i'm going to point it out here, you can't see it. it's a window that's going to have some blockage. as for the rear bedroom, that has rear windows, and that has a site window that's going to have the same view it has today. we're offered through things to mi

admiral jim ellis serves as the chair of that group. we're proud to have him here. admiral ellis, you're recognized for a report on the work of the user advisory group, and join me in thanking admiral ellis for this latest chapter in his service to the united states. we're grateful to have you. >> thank you. mr. vice president and distinguished members, thanks for inviting me to provide an update on the activities of the users advisory group to your national space council. the uag convened its first session on june 19th of this year, just 3 days after the formal appointment of its members by the nasa administrator. the establishment of the uag was enabled by legislation enacted decades ago, but you chose to revitalize it after 25 years of dormancy. mr. vice president, when we were last together, you challenged the uag to function as a think tank for the national space council in addition to the advisory role spelled out in its title. it is a conduit for new ideas and will also offer constructive commentary on conventional wisdom, which, as i often note, is sometimes

distributes a solution of the cloud and the walled gardens of apple and amazon and google and facebook and ellieaba and around the world of the chinese communist rulers, whatever. they all have their own internet now and it isn't sustainable so we need a new internet that is individual with control over their own facts and truth and assets and content. that is accomplished through this cryptographic revolution that was initiated by bitcoin. >> the internet is kind of a benign thing in the way we use it, isn't it? isn't really hurting us. >> it was used for e-mails and communication and academics and the boards and newsgroups. as soon as the internet became the center of the world's transactional economy, that security became a central fact factor. to solve the security problem, the company is one after another created its own silo, its own walled garden and implemented in its own cloud and this book of the internet and also resulted in thraise withthe centralizatie sensitive data that was entailed in the conduct of transactions across the net so the internet filled with usernames and passwords a

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ladies and gentlemen, ellie swee sweet. >> welcome, everyone. my name is ellie sweet and i'm a freshman here at georgetown university. since arriving on campus, i've already seen the large reach of gu politics. whether that means campaign boot camps, site visits to the rnc, dnc, or c-span, speakers like senator rubio visiting our campus or the fellows in residence holding discussion groups, gu politics provides a home for many gu students. almost three years ago now, i started knocking on doors for marco rubio, helping what i hoped would be his successful run for the presidency. well, sorry america. nevertheless, i persisted in my efforts to help senator rubio in the senate. first, as a u.s. senate page when i was in high school and then this past summer as an intern in his d.c. office, i have always been proud to work for marco rubio. senator rubio's parents came to america from cuba in the 1950s. his father a bartender and his mother, a made, they provided an amazing example to their children about the importance of hard work and family and de

let's bring rehema ellis in. walk us through what we're looking at. >> what's happening right now, stephanie, it just passed me, it's the new york city police department, it's called a tcbt truck. it looks like a small cement mixer. this is what authorities use to place the suspicious package inside this contained unit and it -- hopefully, if there were to be an explosion, this unit can contain it. they're going to bring the suspicious package outside of the mail sorting facility and put it inside this truck. i have to tell you also that according to my -- our camera man, tim, who was here on the scene, moments before i was, when the call came through from the postal department that they had a suspicious package, the fire department was here in a matter of moments. it was pandemonium on the street. because people were running away from the fire truck because the alert is at a very high state here in new york city because we already have been reporting about suspicious packages being found and people have been tol

and it is working in an orderly way, like it worked for my grandfather when he came through ellis island. the system is not working today, and we have to reform it. jake: that is drastic action for the president to do that unilaterally. the president doing it by himself. vp pence: i will leave that to the president to announce whatever actions we will take. yesterday, the president made the decision that we are deploying 5200 troops to the southern border. we will have the troops there to support border control agencies the caravan continues to move north, and as the crisis of immigration on the southern border continues. but in terms of changes in the law and executive action, i don't want to get ahead of the president, but you can look back at that famous speech in phoenix he gave about immigration reform, and he talked about us taking on this issue in a way that we can have a debate about having an immigration system in america that is working, that is working for the american people first, and that includes re-examining this whole issue of birth right citizenship. anna: about those t

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and i send it to steve. >>> ellie, thank you. high clouds moving in.ncreasing clouds with some breaks. the system, the low looks like it will go south. it's a really fine line and it looks like we get the front to come in and tonight we get the warm convection range as the warm sector comes in and that coast into the north at least initially. as it moves south the bands could move back in on tuesday and the projections on the rainfall are really impressive. if it continues to march and is advertised it could certainly happen. increasing clouds and some movements just off the marine coast and it moves on shore tomorrow morning. this may not be an event for inland areas at all. this will be tuesday morning. this morning no rain but tomorrow you may want to plan on it and then the locals south and send. >> and moisture toward the east and the south by tuesday night. that's when things pick up in the 24 hours. some of these totals coming in, you almost see an inch of rain. certainly napa county, sonoma county, mendocino lake county and that would be impres

ecu want the umbrella for your thursday elly during the afternoon and evening hours. i can't rule out sttered showers to deal with for the morning commute as well. the mugginess is still the tomorrow but it is not there on friday. as you drop to 66, take alook. our average high coming in at 71 degrees. we are below average friday, saturday, sunday. i want to update you on saturdayki it's l like a clipper system might move through the area. during theho morning s, bringing plenty of clouds. ut aa washout by any means heads up because that is an update to the forecast. i'm going to continue to monitor that change. chance for mor showers on monday. melissa, i hear you have a lot of issues? >> we have a lot of problems. outer loop at colesville road, delays. near problem, out er loop at 27. southbound after fallsroad, a truck with a blown out tire. debris across the road. both on thes. should that is helping things on 270 this morning.rg gaithers124 near brink there, tree and wnges down shutown 124 in the area. whiteman road, 108. both alternates. at lea they're open this

lemuel didn't see him a video of the exterior with a good laugh from as the last in the lame ass sonny ellis nightmare will. this is. the church secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it would literally like to call this to do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that it is as old as the end then i include that it used to sadden. his faith is for. us a sign to cling to this idea of the u.s. dollar reserve currency empire they've built over a post world war two era where everyone gets a debt that america and pays homage to america china russia iran and africa. there are saying now we want markopolos up even trump wants markopolos up he wanted for it we wanted to trade directly bilaterally we don't want to be part of the globalization that it was. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal