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when the expedition was withdrawn, bandits harassment has been greatly reduced. american people, whose heroes must be made of enduring stuff, had found in john j. pershing a unique study in , dedication to duty and unflinching loyalty. the american cavalry fire fights in the chihuahua desert in mexico were only a small part of the conflagration that was searing the world. germany aggression had reduced great parts of europe to rubble and uprooted great masses of europe's population. ♪ when german lawlessness on the high seas began to add american lives to the casualty list, it was obvious that the united states could not avoid participation in the great conflict which had become known with grim appropriateness as the world war. ♪ we enter this war, said president woodrow wilson in his address before congress, only because there is no other way of defending our rights. the professional army was small and the only hope lay in a great citizen army which had to be raised up literally overnight. when pershing was named to head the american expeditionary force that wou

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we want pedestrians to feel safe again, so i'm here today to ask the port to please help expedite this project. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. matt brisena, and then jerry frisch. matt left? jeremy? and then, henry. >> hi. my name is jeremy frisch. i live in the mission district and work in soma. when i meet friends after work at the embarcadero, most of the time, i end up having to swerve in the vehicle lane and uber is using the bike lane as their drop off zone. there have been over 80 people injured in bike accidents on the embarcadero in the last five years. it's been over a month since kevin manningdide in a bike lane on the embarcadero. it has been almost two years since there was an open house for the embarcadero enhancement project. as mr. hildreth said, kevin's death was due to the inaction of others, or rather the lack of the port commission and the sfmta to work together on this. the embarcadero has the potential to be the biking mecca of the city with plenty of space for transit, vehicles, bikes and people. safer biking means more tourists and residents will use the la

this is especially true in cases where our applications are expedited. leaving no opportunity for permanent input or -- through the process as the underlying bill mandates. all my my constituents, madam speaker, are opposed to this bill, and although my amendment was not made in order, i would urge my colleagues to support both of the amendments offered by my colleagues on the energy and commerce committee. ranking member pallone's amendment will require - - would require a hearing so the american people would have the opportunity to have their oices heard in this process. additionally, congresswoman tea get's amendment -- degette's amendment would require l fwfment n export application to -- l.n.g. export application to demonstrate the natural gas was produced in a manner that minimizes dangerous methane emission. a june, 2018 report by science gazine found that 13 million metric tons of methane are emanating yearly by the oil and gas industry. despite the fact that there is already existing technology available to reduce these emissions. madam speaker,

oxygen levels will be monitored throughout the expedition. people as they get older. older people have more resilience, thatis what we are trying to prove right now. how are you getting on in comparison to the younger members? we are giving them a run for their money. i hope age is no barrier. i hope that the difference in the blood sugar levels or maybe the oxygen levels will not be too different. my grandfather went to the antarctic three times and on the second expedition, he was sent back 150 miles from the port so he was absolutely gutted and he actually cried, so it would be an honour for me to finish his journey. we are different women from different cultures and different ages. we are representing all the women all over the world. to those who say you're too old for things like this, what do you say? age isjust a number. best of luck. he was mr universe, his body was incredible. i thought he had to keep his clothes on so i could concentrate. thank you very much. thank you, see you when i get back. christmas in the antarctic await the

not a fishing expedition. does that make sense in your view?>> this except that the devil is in the details be what they mean by current and credible allegations, there are reports saying that the allegations of swetnick are off the table. that because he made unilateral determination that they are not credible? i'm not sure p would allegations that judge kavanaugh perjured himself regarding secondary details about how heavy drinker he was and other matters not directly related to the sexual assault allegations. are they included in the current allegations? i think there's a little room for argument there and i think that is probably what's going on here in terms of the debate between the democrats and republicans. mike: take listen to two key senate republicans appearing this evening on 60 minutes. and we will talk about it. >> could either of you change your minds depending on what the fbi report comes up with? >> of course! i mean, of course. >> my mind is made up about brett kavanaugh. it would take a dynamite accusation because here's the

has that been an issue in terms of the m.t.a., is the funding in place and can you expedite funding to get this moving because in many cases, sometimes execution is hinders by the fact that funding is not in place. >> yes, commissioners. i'm tom mcguire i'm the director of the sustainable streets at the m.t.a. so funding is a key concern here. and the reason we're talking about doing an open house in october, the reason we're talking about reaching agreements about what our vision for the embarcadero, the enhancement would look like is because we're really at the end of a planning stage right now. what we're not able to do at this point is say we have all the money at the end to see this point. it implores the m.t.a. to find those funding sources, put them together in a creative way. >> a couple things. one we've had a vision zero policy that was more directed at pedestrians, but it seems like we should expand vision zero to include all of our bicyclists. i think as allison mentioned, as much as the bicyclists don't want us to talk about other shared mobility, but the fact is we are go

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the goal is to expedite the assistance as fast as we can. that the to say governor and staff have done it fabulous job. thank you. thank you. we are great for fema assistance. are there any questions? there are dozens of ambulances sitting. needed,?ing to be >> i don't think anyone of us can verify whose ambulances they are. that is the national ambulance contract. that is a pre-positioned asset to make sure that if anything fails and there is a large-scale wecuation of hospitals, mobilized a massive amount of ambulances into the state to be ready to support that mission. luckily, we do not have to use them at this point. you will find things that are staged and ready to go because we don't know how that do these things will be. the question. thank you. you talk about evaluations of dams and how that is going. also, wastewater treatment plants, how would you describe failures of the systems? >> the dams of your to be holding and we are working closely to have flyovers of dams to make sure they are being looked at and analyzed. we don't see a

louis, virginia, because this is where all of these expeditions were mounted from. it is where the santa fe trail and did, in independence, missouri. it is where senator thomas hart benton was from, and he is an important person to understand the rapid expansion of the west. senator benton was a very strong-willed, very articulate, somewhat megalomaniac senator from missouri, who was famous for his three-day filibusters and all sorts of -- he had the best library both east and west of the mississippi river, supposedly, but he was a great believer in the idea of manifest destiny, before manifest destiny with even a term yet. -- was even a term yet. he had read a lot of histories of the world and he believed that all the great empires had to have commerce with china and india. and the united states would never become a great empire unless we had ports on the pacific in order to trade with china and india. and in order to have ports on haveacific, we needed to trails leading through this continent. he did not particularly want all the continents as he did want those po

and we make, like, big expedition to remomove them away from coral. alling: nono is known as one of the greatest naturalists in the northwest bali region. he's trained as a lawyer, but his life's work, his care, is for the environment. suparno: and we kill more than 700,000s of crown of thorns. dustan: i went to bali in 2011 and was awestruck by the reefs i saw. this is in the very base of the coral triangle. it's sort of the mother, if you will, of coral-reef biodiversity and of all marine biodiversity. and i've been going there annually since. and what this video depicts are thee changeses we saw before and after a very severe heating episode, caused in part by el nino and global warming. this is the story y ofhat happened to the reef in one year. so this is a healthy coral. we call it the monument coral. we have a temperature probe underneath that records the temperature of the sea water every 30 minutes. so we have very good temperature records from this part of the ocean. so this coral is probably 500, maybe a thousand years old. it's like a big,

once more count full cabin adult the driving force behind the expedition returned to germany. himmler agreed this time to the transfer of the six and of all female scandinavian prisoners. by the eighteenth of april more than twelve hundred six prisoners had arrived in sweden. and. the following day british forces arrived at the river elbe practically within sight of knowing. by now german control of the camp that evaporate. the beautiful both of them. go through go through with it for reimbursement. the german soldiers who did their i think most of them run ahead at that point the war was almost over there was nothing they could do it. and it wasn't easy being a german soldier they will all feel if they were out on the streets they would tear off anything which mocked them as being a german soldier or. in the chaos now engulfing germany evacuation of the camp became a matter of logistics rather than a mission. danish busses had now joined relieving exhausted swedish volunteers and. by a polish twentieth hitler's last birthday four thousand three hundred norwegians and danes ha

she also says it's not meant to be a fishing expedition. jack, how can the trump white house have it both ways? >> well, i think what she means is if michael avenatti and all the other characters that seem to be part of the resistance are going to come up with specious allegations from people they're not going to go there. they're going to stick with dr. ford and talk to the ramirez witness but i have to point out something extremely important. remember, we don't know the time, we don't know the place. there does not appear to be a blue dress, there won't be forensics. jim davis, an fbi veteran who has done over 50 background investigations said this is a two to three day process. i'm with bakari, let's put everybody out there who has something to say but we have to divide subjectivity with objectivity. >> and we don't know how long the investigation should take because we don't know where their investigation will take them, i, too, have spoke within fbi agents and former fbi agents who have done a myriad of investigations who said it could

once more count full cabinet thought the driving force behind the expedition returned to germany. himmler agreed this time to the transfer of the six and of all female scandinavian prisoners. by the eighteenth of april more than twelve hundred six prisoners had arrived in sweden. the following day british forces arrived at the river elbe practically within sight of knowing. by now german control of the camp that evaporate. the beautiful both of. the troop of birth of the river from. the german soldiers who did their i think most of them running ahead at that point the war was almost over there was nothing they could do it. and it wasn't easy being a german soldier that. if they were out on the streets they would tear off anything which mocked them as being a german soldier or. in the chaos now engulfing germany evacuation of the camp became a matter of logistics rather than a mission. danish busses had now joined relieving exhausted swedish volunteers and. by a polish twentieth hitler's last birthday four thousand three hundred norwegians and danes had been rescued from know and.

oxygen levels in the blood will be measured throughout the expedition. get older. often, older people have more resilience and ability to just keep going when the going gets really tough. as one of the older memeber of the group, how are you getting on with the younger members? i think giving them a run for for their money. i'm hoping that age is no barrier. i'm hoping that the difference in blood sugar levels or maybe the oxygen levels will not be too different. my grandfather was tom crane, and he went to the antarctic three times. on the second expedition with scott, he was sent back 150 miles from the pole. so he was guttered, in fact he cried. so it will be an honour for me to finish thisjourney. we are different women from different cultures and different ages. and we are representing all the women all over the world. to those who say you are to old for this, what do you say? age isjust a number. i got really good trainer who is mr universe and he takes no prisoners. so is that a name for him? he's mr universe. i got a photograph. mr universe and m

the goal is to expedite the assistance as quick and fast as we can. i am here to say that governor cooper, you have done a phenomenal job. if i can model the state across the country, i would do it so thank you. gov. cooper: thank you. we are very grateful for fema's assistance as well as albie l ewis and the people helping us on the ground. questions for any of us up on -- iv -- any of us on stage? >> there are dozens were couple -- maybe a couple hundred ambulances. does not look a have done anything. are they going to be needed? were they staged in the wrong place? i don't think anyone of us could verify whose ambulances they are. that is the national amulet contract, that is a pre-position aspect to make sure that if anything fails and there is large-scale evacuations of hospitals or assisted living facilities. we mobilize a massive amount of ambulances in the state to be ready to support that mission. luckily, we don't have to use them at this point you will find stuff at this stage ready to go because we never know how bad these things will get.

. >> reporter: the developer involved says it has the right to expedite this housing project because of senate bill 35. this is a bill that governor brown signed into law at the beginning of the year that basically forces any city in california to build more housing. so the site we're talking about in cupertino is at the now defunct vallco mall north wolfe road. the developer sand hill property company proposes a mixed use project including 2400 housing units half of which would be designated affordable. sand hill says because of this new law, it can move ahead with its plans as long as it needs meets the state's criteria. last night's meeting was packed with people from cupertino voicing concerns about the project. >> this is not something that fits in the scale of the city. it's not the kind of cupertino that everybody is used to. >> the traffic and the other thing i'm thinking about schools, um, what kind of people if it's low income people coming into the schools. >> reporter: this is the first major test case of sb-35. it was designed to make it er foild more affordable housing

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how much money the imf will expedite argentina to restore investor confidence. today we are expecting to see the optics. imf is behind argentina. the u.s. is behind argentina and macquarie has broad international support. >> what type of support does he have and how much effort is he going to make to sway them? important toy remember that next year there's a presidential election in argentina associate's political capital is running low. his approval rating has hit its lowest mark since you came in to office. he only has about 40% control of congress in his political coalition. theeally needs to get socialist populist wing of the government to come over to the other side and agree to these extremelys which are painful. argentina is already on track for a recession this year. utility bills have risen 200%, 300% for some argentines. there is very low appetite in argentina for austerity and he is now trying to impose that at a factor pace. very difficult road ahead of him politically and the economy does not have a bright future ahead either. as we: the peso weaken

>> i think this should be expedited, though. can look at this and the fbi can look at this quickly because we all know every day that goes by, this is also a democrat -- the democrats have every interest and a new day going by to wake up and have an excuse for delay. the fairness for brett kavanaugh and the fairness for professor ford has to be balanced with the political wins here. let's not lose that. >> i think it would help for the fbi to do some of its duty. >> thank you all very much for the conversation. >> all right. "cnn newsroom" with poppy harlow and jim sciutto starts right now. >>> very good morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm poppy harlow in new york.

-- because you can expedite this. fbi options all over the country, and -- but create some version of the truth that is not politicized. every side has dogs in this fight right now and so an exat the -- ebs -- expedite. they're in the position to have an investigation that would navigate these waters to republicans' benefit and democrats' benefit, for kavanaugh's credibility and christine ford's credibility. >> and frankly, going into the midterm elections, if they are so desperately worried about that, they should be worried about what it looks like if they do try to hurry rush this, look at the accused or at the accuser in the face, saying, hurry up, that's not a good look for republicans. >> speaking of looks or how things look, it seems republicans get that on some level because sources are telling cnn tonight that republicans on the committee are looking to bring in female outside counsel to question ford. >> because they understand the optics. >> if this hearing happens. so, i mean, you know, they get it that it

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ask not to release therefore the inspector general has been asked to review these documents on an expedited basis i believe he will move quickly on this and hopefully on other things which he is looking at in the end i can always declassify it if it proves necessary. speed is very important to me and everyone. let's just go through some of what occurred on monday the president announced he'd ordered the details of acacia several pages of a surveillance warrant all former trump campaign aide carter page additional documents concerned ex f.b.i. director james comey as well as other former top f.b.i. officials. more knowing why the president put the potentially explosive documents release on hold this delay comes in apparently he's waiting for the department of justice to review the documents before they are made available to the public now this is quite a u.-turn from donald trump when he initially spoke up he gave a very strong statement saying that he was going to make the documents from the probe very public that he had this authority as president we want transparency what i want is i want

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