i don't know the criteria for what is excellent-excellent view versus plain excellent. in our view, this is an excellent view street. the view has been degraded, adding more will only hurt this situation. it won't make it better. and it makes it more difficult to take the wires down. once again, i plead with the board to revoke this permit and hope to seek for alter attives that are less adulterous to the neighborhood. >> we can take rebuttal from the permit-holder. slooirn >> just a minute. thank you. just wanted to try to respond to commissioner swig's questions about who is responsible for the wires. it's a complicated question -- answer, i should say. easy question. really that falls to the northern california joint pole association. it's an association of utilities. so extenet is a member of the joint pole association, as are the wireless carriers, as is comcast, pg & e. so it's an organization that we try to work closely with to ensure that we follow the rules that are stipulated by the organization. california public utilities commission is the primary governing

it is an excellent view. moving right along, we have overburdened telephone poles, which i can show here, but i'm running out of time, so i want to move on to the more important issue, that the similarity of appeal of 17-073. the board heard this appeal a few months ago and decided to revoke the permit because they found -- and you can't read this probably -- but it says that the board decided there was not sufficient given to the degradation of the view. we think it's very important to be consistent on this. since the board revoked that permit, verizon has complained anti-competitiveness if they don't get their permit if at&t, who is applying for this, gets theirs. so i think it's important to be consistent in this regard. finally, i argue that alternatives exist for this. this is a case where one side has all the technical capability. i can't argue there are other ways to do this. all i know is that people talk on their cell phones all the time and not everyone has garbage cans hanging from their telephone

his cardiac health is excellent. i think with all the other things in place he doesn't have any a family history of premature cardiac disease. he doesn't smoke. he doesn't have diabetes. a lot of the traditional risk factors he doesn't have. so i think those things in combination with the excellent cardiac results that we got from the exercise stress test is very reassuring. reporter: could you just elaborate in layman's term as possible -- you did a great job with that -- what you ruled out in these cognitive tests? there have been reports that president has forgotten names, repeating himself. are you ruling things out early onset alzheimer's, dementia? second question, a lot of doctors at the back end of the physical like to give the patient tips, things they should change in terms of lifestyle. what did you tell the president outside of diet that he might want to change? dr. jackson: yes. i think that cognitive test, it's well respected. it's a test that's used throughout the united states, lots and lots of instit

her excellency the ambassador of rwanda. her excellency ambassador of sweden. her excellently dr. arak aana, d her excellent ambassador of finland. the ambassador of the african union. our moderator is nina easton, also the chair of fortune's most powerful women international summit and the co-chair of the fortune global forum. thank you all again for joining us. over to you, nina. >> thank you. a round of applause for all of these women, first of all. [ applause ] >> it is truly an awesome and entim dating experience to be around all these amazing women. we're first going to go down and talk to each of them a little bit about themselves and their countries and then we'll talk about some overarching geopolitical themes. i really want to include you. so once we do two rounds, we are going to take questions from the audience. go ahead and have them ready. there's cards. we will pick them up. and we will read off the questions to our participants. so thank you. i'm first going to turn to my left. from sweden, ambassador olaf's daughter. it's really interesting that sweden has what it

his cardiac health is excellent. i think with all the other things in place he doesn't have any a family history of premature cardiac disease. he doesn't smoke. he doesn't have diabetes. a lot of the traditional risk factors he doesn't have. so i think those things in combination with the excellent cardiac results that we got from the exercise stress test is very reassuring. reporter: could you just elaborate in layman's term as possible -- you did a great job with that -- what you ruled out in these cognitive tests? there have been reports that president has forgotten names, repeating himself. are you ruling things out early onset alzheimer's, dementia? second question, a lot of doctors at the back end of the physical like to give the patient tips, things they should change in terms of lifestyle. what did you tell the president outside of diet that he might want to change? dr. jackson: yes. i think that cognitive test, it's well respected. it's a test that's used throughout the united states, lots and lots of instit

out in the i put statement that president trump is excellent, because his overall health is excellentthere are a few things he can do to make himself healthier with diet and exercise? absolutely. he is tracking that and i am tracking that, but overall, he has very excellent health. and thethe crestor weight, borderline obese, you calculate that as excellent? jackson: there are stroke issues there also. we are focusing on his cardiac theth, an indicator of what rest of his vascular health might be like. he has no evidence of peripheral vascular disease. his heart exam like i said was in the excellent category or his age and sex, so i think that despite that that you mentioned, i think he is doing a decent job with his cholesterol. i would say that the dose of his cholesterol medicine is very low. room toa lot of increase that. most cardiologists would put a patient on a larger dose to start with. ldl -- i suspect his ldl will fall even more. i do not think he has got much room to do anything else. i was talking to dr. gupta. it is not just his heart. he is asking questions about vascul

he was characterized as having excellent health. excellent health.a guy who has borderline obesity. a guy who has cholesterol levels rising despite being on medication. heart disease. again these are not uncommon problems. these are problems that individuals and society we need to to do better jb of addressing. >> it's not healthy. >> it's not excellent health. >> right. i was led -- if you watch the press conference. listen not to criticize the doctor. maybe he can run a marathon. who knows. speaking of that there was raised eyebrows about the height and his weight. because we are getting older and you go to the doctor. you're still 5'11" or whatever. has your weight changed? and the report said he's 6'3", 239 pounds. as a physician you develop a relationship with the person. give us -- do you get lee way. an obesity doigs diagnosis is a pound or two off. is that unethical? >> the difference between a physical and assessment of fitness for duty is in the physical it's for your benefit. you control it. this gentleman knows trump well. he told us that

also excellent educator. that i meet someone or get a chance to meet with someone, i take that with me. i would like to thank everyone in my life. my son, my sister, my family, my dad. okay. i think that's it. i appreciate it. thank you, again. [cheers and applause] >> thank you and congratulations. mr. hernandez, did you good to leonard flynn? >> i did not. i was at massoni, everett and we didn't have a football team but had a good soccer royalry with thurgood marshall. >> great. it's great seeing you in our school district having gone through our school district. congratulations. [applause] item 5 is our student delegates report. >> thank you, president mendoza-mcdonne mendoza-mcdonnell. we have an appointee that will be in the student delegate report that will be later on. >> our 2018-2019 candidates have been released. all must attend a training session at 555 franklin and come to the youth summit to give a short speech. i encourage you to share this opportunity and the application will be due on the same

behind us at the excel energy center. this is super bowl opening night an estimated 5,000 media members will gather to ask the eagles and the patriots anything and everything and a lot of questions about super bowl lii. >> yeah, it will be like a workout, a mental workout with all the questions from the media. we feel like groupies. we follow the team everywhere. only the action cam was there late this morning as the team returned back to the team hotel following their workout at the nearby university of minnesota in bloomington. several players were in shorts and t-shirts. they are not bothered by the frigid temperatures of minnesota. it's a total team effort here at 6abc. sharrie williams caught up with fletcher cox and asked him about staying focused and fresh. >> i feel like we still a long way out. the thing about this game if everybody use their energy up on today, then there's nothing left in the tank for sunday. i feel like the guys everybody will do a great job and i do a good job of keeping everybody calm making

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his overall health is excellent. are there a few things that he could do to make himself healthier? absolutely. he's tracking that and i am, too. overall, he has very good health. excellent health. dr. gupta. >> dr. jackson, he's taking cholesterol medications. he's borderline obese. can you characterize that as excellent health? >> based on his current cardiac study, his heart is very healthy. those are all things we're looking at with regards -- you're a neurosurgeon. there's stroke issues there, too. we're focused on his cardiac health. you know, as an indicator of what the rest of his vascular health might be like. he has no evidence of peripheral vascular disease. his heart was in the excellent category for his age and sex. so i think despite that, that you mentioned, that we're doing a decent job with his cholesterol. i'd say the dose of his cholesterol medicine is very low. he takes a low dose rights now. we have room to increase that. most cardiologists would put a patient on a larger dose of medicine to star

product excellence and marketing excellence and brand excellence suddenly we're seeing the veneer crack and people are able to peer behind that and there's some stuff down there the we're not we don't like looking at and it doesn't look that good and this is exactly that so to glen's point the idea of transparency and more flexibility in people maintaining their product i think already here that ship already left they're just going to have to catch up with it and get on board because there's no way we're going back we're going forward now and the customer is going to demand that transparency and they're going to be demanding clear product strategies when they buy their next phone in terms of the warranty battery replacement exactly they want to be honest and transparent and apple has not been one where would you agree with this is this a pivotal moment for apple i mean it is the number one brand most phone users in the world turn to the most expensive expensive brand to buy. people would like to assume that they're buying say for the largest quality and a long jetty design need to chang

he was characterized as having excellent health. excellent health.s a guy who has borderline obesity. he's a guy who has cholesterol and bad cholesterol levels rising despite being on medications. he's a guy that has heart disease. these are not common problems. these are problems that as an individual and a society we need to do a better job addressing. that's not excellent health. >> right. if you watch that press conference -- listen, not to criticize the doctor, but i was like, maybe he could run a marathon. speaking of that, there was some raised eyebrows about the president's height and his weight, because as we gentlemen are getting older and you go to the doctor and he says, well, you're still 6 feet tall or 5'11" or whatever you are, has your weight changed? sometimes they put you on the scale, sometimes they don't. the president says he weighs 235 pounds. do you get any leeway with these numbers exactly? because an obesity diagnosis is maybe a pound or two off, and is that necessarily unethical? >> well, i think -- look, the difference betw

let's take you inside the excel energy center. eagles taking up the atmosphere.here were so many journalists out thr. michael jackson blaring over the speakers, aji aghaei sd off his moves. the birds seemed to enjoy themselves out there tonight. >> it's real cool. i'm enjoying the moment. >> this is what -- everybody's excited. media's excited. it's been a long time since we have been here. we are fortunate to be here. we are happy to play the game. >> i love it. talking to the older guys, we have earned this to be on the stage, to be in front of the cameras and to enjoy ourselves in this moment right now. >> the guys seemed loose, relaxed. as the week goes on, that may change. we are just six days away from superbowl lii. reporting live from st. paul minnesota, jim, back to you. >> thank you, ducis. also sarah bloomquist is on the celebrity beat tonight. sarah, safe to say there are people we know and love. >> we are here outside the excel energy center in beautiful st. paul where the actual temperature right now is something like eight degrees. i'm standing on

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his overall health is a excellent. he's tracking that and we are working on that but overall, he has very good in excellent health. >> [inaudible] based on the study his heart is very healthy and these are what you're looking at. we are focusing on the cardiac health indicator with the rest. he has no evidence of this. his heart was within the excellent category. the dose of his cholesterol medicine is very low, a very low dose and we have a lot of room to increase that. if will pull even more if we do the diet and exercise i don't think he's got much room to do anything else. i understand he's asking questions about vascular health including the stroke and things so we are looking at the health overall and it looks good right now. [inaudible] that is always a possibility. right now he has no evidence of that at all so it will be a routine thing we do if it becomes a problem. i didn't have enough time to give it in this particular exam. we have to make some conscious decisions about what we did and didn't want to do an

naturally after the president's doctor told them that he was anl excellent -- i repeat excellent -- physicalondition, and could easily serve her two full terms, the media could not believe it. that goes against everything they have been telling themselves hour after hour, day after day, week after week, month after month, the press can't stand the fact that the president scored a perfect 30 for 30 on a cognitive exam. most of the people in the media world would probably fail that test if they took it themselves. i would love to test them. before we show you new examples, it's important to highlight just how utterly insane the media was yesterday at the press conference with the president's doctor. watch this. >> do do you keep a tally of hw much golf the president plays? >> have you seen any indication of the president is a german folk? -- a germaphobe? >> do you see any evidence of bone spurs? >> twitter doesn't involve me as a doctor. i don't have concern on that. >> does the president wear dentures? >> the president has no partial or dentures of any kind. figure you said he doesn't drink

, excellent physical condition. and this shocked them. could easily serve for two full terms. the media could not believe i it. it goes against everything they've all been telling themselves. hour after hour, day after da day. week after week. month after month. the press cannot stand the fact that the president scored a perfect 30/30 on cognitive scam. and my guess most of the people in the media world would robably fail the test if they took it themself. i would love to test them. before we show you new examples it's important to highlight how utterly insane the media was with the president's doctor. watch this. >> do you keep a tally of how much golf the president plays. >> so. president's prendz told reporters they hi he's a germ owe phone and washes his hands obsessively you do you see any indication of that type of behavior? >> sedentaryy lifestyles are a perspective you can go back on sglat any evidence of bone spurs that he said he uvr ised from? >> is he limited to -- >> yeah twitter doesn't involve me as a

m excellent student, would you go around boasting about it?ese things lightly. i think better to wear these things lightly. ithink so, better to wear these things lightly. i think so, that people find out for themselves. he is keeping this story going. you have to wonder, a p pa re ntly going. you have to wonder, apparently he has his lawyers going over this one, but you have to wonder if he has read the book as avidly as others? well, michael wolff says he doesn't read. is the audio book available? they are casting doubt on his mental stability, whether he is fit for office. he wants instant gratification, but of course donald trump is rubbishing michael wolff, saying he is a fraud and this is a work of fiction. if he says he has tapes, that will be interesting. he says he was sitting around in the white house for ages. i mean, donald trump is on the apprentice every day. he just happens to trump is on the apprentice every day. hejust happens to be president of america. hejust day. hejust happens to be president of america. he just happens to

our three main priority areas for the hispanic foundation of silicon valley is education excellence, leadership development, and something we call convening and engaging the hispanic community. and the education excellence one is extremely important because we all know that a quality education is really going to be any person's foundation for a great career and a great life. and if you're going to reside in silicon valley in the next 20 to 50 years, you've got to have a college education. and sure, there are a few people that are outliers who, you know, have been able to be very successful outside of having a college degree, but those are pretty limited. and the majority the jobs are going to require of latino students, of asian-american students, african-american students, and now from a gender standpoint more and more women to get into those stem classes that focus on science, technology, engineering, and math so that they're coming out of college with those kinds of degrees that will make them attractive employees for high-tech jobs. robert: i know, and it was kind of a myth that

his overall health is excellent. are there a few things he could do to make himself a little healthier with the diet and exercise? absolutely. he's tracking that. i'm tracking that. we're working on that. overall, he has very, very good health. excellent health. dr. gupta? >> just to be clear, dr. jackson, he is taking a cholesterol-lowering medication, he has evidence of heart disease and he's borderline obese. can you characterize that as excellent health? >> i mean, i think based on his current cardiac, you know, study, i mean, his heart is very healthy. those are all things that we're looking at with regards -- you know, you're a neurosurgeon, you know, there's stroke issues there, too, but, you know, we're focusing on his cardiac, you know, health, and, you know, as an indicator of what the rest of his, you know, vascular health might be like. he has very -- he has no evidence of vascular disease. his heart exam, like i said, i think was in the excellent category, you know, we have a lot of -- most cardiologists

during the recession excellent information gathering and analytical skills. i found down to the connection of glenn simpson to the chogm dossier i could hardly believe it. very well welcome to you for all of us here at the international in moscow you come your latest world news headlines. a new development in the julian assange case the wiki leaks co-founder has been granted an ecuadoran id card as a step towards and his five year confinement in ecuador's london embassy and i see a check on our reports the mystery of what happens next in this ever complicated tricky and internationally spanning case of julian assange really continues with some developments trickling in this evening here in london where we are in fact outside the ecuadorian embassy and some of the confusion of some of the reports that have been coming out seems to be stemming from first of all it tweets that julian assange had posted on his twitter page wearing a t. shirts with the ecuadorian national colors parking lots of debate and questions online about whether or not this could potentiall

his excellency ambassador morris of. and they asked me to explain the painting which i did of course. and you know while i spite you i said we see russia as a big brother. and. i think he enjoyed that. this is called a work in progress. that's. noise in and out of that sun there fossett will drop. through the last see the colors of the leader there. that's it that's good. is the motivation for going on this track all the children have a lot of ocean behind why we're doing this is this trial and why and there's the danger why the ninja ways been here for seventy five thousand years at least and this trial has been he's since ninety one so that's what we're trying to let people be aware of that this is a beautiful world wide ng for them and it's obvious trials now if they so choose to want to participate with and what the government pushed into a direction into a formal agreement. business updates rolled to you by qatar airways going places to get. business updates rolled to you by qatar airways going places together. with

the fact that 200 strikers were relieved, excellent, wonderful. it wasn't a result of social resistance. it was a result of the regime's policy which makes it something mentioned in this conference that good things are happening in turkey and an achievement of the regime that we are talking about as a positive thing happening in turkey. no, positive things are not happening in turkey. there's no strong civil society in turkey. 5,000 academics were sacked. 150,000 employees were sacked. >> why would you say there's no strong civil society in turkey? >> i'll explain it. 50,000 people are in jail for political reason. over 20,000 women are in jail. and about half of them i don't know the exact number, are housewives. and 660 of them have babies under age of 6 in jail. where is the strong civil society protesting the fact that 660 babies are in jail? so this is my disagreement. the second thing about the kurdish issue. i think we're underestimating what erdogan did against kurds. turkish military never attack kurdish towns with tanks and artilleries b

i know from my experience and industry just how long it can take to build a culture of excellence. therefore, is a department, we must shift our focus from risk management is seizing opportunities in order to remain competitive. a risk balance opportunity- driven approach will spark innovation and help protect our hard-earned coldrolled excellence from the unintended distortion of budgetary instability. to adjust these challenges, our forthcoming national defense strategy vested under the national security strategy and our fiscal year 2019 budget are longed to sustain long-term readiness of modernization. we are building alignment across the department,, the interagency of industry -- the department, the interagency, the industry and other allies. we go forward with affordability. after all, we must remember the department's primary purpose is ,o be as lethal as possible ensuring our diplomats continue to speak from a position of strength. this is only possible when our enemies know with certainty that we are ready to fight and win our wars, and our allies know america stands stead

his cardiac health is excellent. >> he is border line obese couldn't characterize that and excellent health. >> does he take any sleep aids. >> just reveals the absolute absurdity that we have reached in terms of people going after the president. >> the dow jones industrial average eclipsed the 26,000 mark for the first time. >> a lot of records. breaking another one today. the stock market is way up. jobs are back. ♪ ♪ ♪ these are the days of america. steve: this is the 17th day of january, 2018. welcome aboard, folks. it's "fox & friends." thanks for joining us. ainsley: good morning to you. i hope you are having a great start. brian: one thing we decided to do we have the medical records of all three of us u we are going to expose all our medical records and take questions for an hour from the crew who do not think we are normal anyway. ainsley: yesterday the white house doctor if you missed it. brian: incredible. ainsley: grilled by the media because he had the president had an excellent health report that was not enough for the reporters. >> can you assess the president's mental

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the president is in excellent health but the liberal mainstream media is not. absolutely melting down about the president's great medical test results. it's unconscionable. wait until you see "hannity." plus, everything we have been reporting the media's been ignoring it is now unfolding. the phony clinton russian propaganda dossier. there's an indictment in the uranium 1 scandal and a key witness in the exoneration of corrupt hillary clinton and a bombshell report by sara carter about fusion gps continuing to investigate to this days president trump. it's all today, opening monologue. >>> we'll break it down slowly. a big hour tonight, the construct trump hating news media is dusting off the tin foil hats and fuelling up their black helicopters and running wild with baseless conspiracy theories about president trump. this is now insane. this is a new level of bias. dr. ronny jackson briefed the media on the exam he found a president in excellent well and did so well in a cognitive task and has perfect neurological functions. no early onset alzheimer's or demen

excellent health. the doctor of that report says he will release more details in a briefing on tuesday. government health officials say the flu is widespread except hawaii. it appears to be peaking but it is nearly three times as bad as last year. >>> and the winner of the mega millions jackpot has been identified. the 20-year-old who bought that ticket at a 7/11 in port richie, florida said he will help his family and do good for humanity. we begin with the fallout over the president's incendiary remarks about people from haiti, africa, and el salvador. moments ago he tweeted, democrats are all talk and no action. they're doing nothing to fix daca. great opportunity missed. too bad. then another tweet, america first! well, the front pages of newspapers indicate the controversy is far from over. the "washington post" global outrage over on trump comments persist. the stanford advocate, haitians vow to fight back. "miami herald", republican congressman was there. won't say whether trump dispair acknowle

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