the responsibilities of this expert panel were three-fold. first, wanting to make sure that there was a thorough, well-developed understanding of the current state and key practices of the downtown extension. and that included an expectation around a detailed review of the materials that exist with the transportation bay, transit center and the tjpaand stakeholders in this process to make sure there was a thorough understanding of the current state, as well as an opportunity to understand areas of strengthen to continue to build on and areas of -- moving forward. the second key element was then to translate this knowledge into a series of thoughtful questions that they'd ask each other and again bring the best of their local, national and international expertise, too, to understand the third area of responsibility, which was defining key and specific recommendations to improve the real program's delivery, as we think about the opportunity for success moving forward. when it came to keys involving stakeholders throughout this process, we invol

the german c o 2 tax expert panel is to present the government with its approach to climate justice for pollution produces and cruising for a bruising master isms a new frontiers has locals far in about their way of life and pristine environment . i did his all in let's do business. and the world is watching and you showdown between europe and the united states the french passing a law taxing the global tech giants provoking anger from the u.s. the white house says it's unfairly targeting american companies and has threatened paris with punitive trade measures. big technology companies like google amazon and facebook operating in france will soon be paying more tax france's senate has approved a 3 percent tax on tech companies doing business there the aim is to plug a taxation gap that allowed some internet heavyweights to avoid tax in countries where they make their profits and to book their income in low tax countries like ireland it's estimated the levy could net france $400000000.00 euros this year and 650000000 next year before the vote french finance minister spoke out against the

so why don't i turn that over to our executive director, who may bring folks up from the expert panel. ms. chang. >> thank you so much, chair. thanks again to our panel. please do elaborate on what i have heard from you today and respect to some of the questions that were raised, i heard a question and a concern about delay and does this two-year work plan represent even more work on top of existing work and will represent a delay. in fact, i believe it's the panel's believe that the two-year work program is an ox-oriented work program, that has to be undertaken for efficiency and effectiveness in project development, regardless of who undertakes the work. this is a road map to getting the project reinstated and to reenergize it and take the decisions in a very strategic way as you have laid out. i believe it's actually to the contrary of delaying, it's actually to expedite project development. i'll light you guys perhaps elaborate on that. to mr. coughlin's point that he just made about localizing versus regionalizing. i heard a strong recommendation to regionalize this project and t

to explore blockbuster season in more detail, i'm joined by a panel of experts.films at the box office right now they're either remakes or sequels, has hollywood lost originality? i think they're desperate to make money so they're trying to fill seats. and we know that nostalgia is what drives people in, which is why i think really haven't gambled on anything too new right now. # prince ali. # mighty is he! # ali ababwa! it is significant to me that a lot of this summer's sequels and remakes are all rooted in... nostalgia. ..nostalgia from about 25 years ago, which is when most millennials were kids. so now millennials have their own kids and so there's an aspect ofjust bringing your kids to a movie you loved just feeling like a kid again. that's something we like to do in the summertime. i think all those things are how disney, in particular, and disney's properties are trying to capitalise on what they already are. but i do think it'll be a problem eventually. hello! hi! when you look at one of the films that's done really well, toy story, why has that held up

to explore block buster season in more detail, a joint by a panel of experts.at the top films in the box office right now they are either remakes or sequels, has hollywood lost originality? i think they are desperate to make money so they are trying to fill seats. we know that the soldier brings people in so they really haven't gambled on anything to new right now. # prince our mighty as he... it is significant to me that a lot of the summer's sequels and remakes are rooted in the styles of from about 25 years ago, which is when most millennials we re ago, which is when most millennials were kids. so now millennials have their own kids and so there is an aspect of just their own kids and so there is an aspect ofjust bringing your kid to aspect ofjust bringing your kid to a movie you loved just feeling like a movie you loved just feeling like a kid again. that is something we like to do in the summertime. i think all those things are how disney, in particular, and disney's properties are trying to capitalise on what they already are. i do think it is owing to be

the german c o 2 tax expert panel is set to present the government with its approach to climate justice.

well, the scottish government have set up this expert panel they say will look into what they can do to change the law, but of course it is quite convenient for the scottish government to argue they are being prevented by taking more radical action from westminster, that if only they had control over drug laws they could do so much more including perhaps partial decriminalisation of drugs. the opposition say, well, the snp can't blame westminster entirely for problems made in scotland. and scottish drugs charities have been making it very clear today that they don't think existing treatment programmes in scotland are good enough. they say people are waiting too long to get into treatment, and also the treatment is not that effective. the statistics show that over half of the people who died from taking drugs in 2018 had methadone in their system, something subscribed to help them give up heroin, people in treatment for drugs, yet they had clearly also taken street drugs, overdosed, and died asa taken street drugs, overdosed, and died as a result. sarah, thank you very much. the jury

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i bringing in an expert panel on mueller eve. in the hot seat, former prosecutor paul butler. and great panel for not just for washington nerds but for everyone, the eve of a really big thing. paul, put it in the con e-of what we just saw. all the emphasis whether it's good or bad for trump. this is the first time mueller will speak about his methods for that record breaking series of indictments. >> what tomorrow is about is whether there are going to be consequences. is the president of the united states above the law, will people be made to answer to justice. and so it's theater because we already know what the mueller report says. that's the script. the audience is the american people. the star is robert mueller and ari, that's the problem because thus far, he has not been an effective communicator, the spin by trump and barr, no collusion, no obstruction, that has been effective. polls show that's what the american people know about the report. so. >> is that why barr seems nervous that is mueller might upend some of that. >> he might. it has not worked. this is what he s

finance expert on the u.n. panel of experts, established purr subt pursuant to resolution 1874. providing recommendations to the security council on implementing sanctions. she also has had a long career as a u.n. official, as a director of the northeast asia program at the international crisis group and she was a director of the asia pacific program here at usip, so welcome back to a usip alum. last but not least, liz rosenberg, senior fellow and director of the program at the center for new american security. she focuses on the national security and foreign policy implications of the usip sanctions and economic sta statecraft as well as shifts in the energy market. previously, she was a senior adviser at the treasury department overseeing the development and tightening of global sanctions on iran, libya, and syria, as well as the modification of sanctions on burma in the context of diplomatic normalization. i've asked each of them to speak for about eight minutes or so and then i will ask a couple questions to get the discussion going and then we can open up the remaining time

so the panel of experts has no role in that process. it is entirely a committee process. it is determined by the member states that are sitting on the security council, the same member states, the five permanent members plus the nonpermanent members that decided to essentially adopt resolutions that are trying to convince the dprk to come into conformity with international law and principles. so the panel does not have a role in that process. all the panel does is it reports. all of its reports to the security council on unintended consequences of sanctions for the civilian population. unintended consequences on -- humanitarian operations. in the panel's last report, there was a substantial section included which was derived from discussions with more than 20 nongovernmental organizations that are administering assistance directly to the dprk civilian population within the dprk, with united nations and with all other actors involved in disturbing the assistance, because as i said before, the panel's mandate is to undertake investigations. if we are unable to investigate a

a panel experts testified today including a georgetown law professor and spoke about the problems of protecting children's privacy and limiting their exposure to inappropriate content. these hearings may help lawmakers determine if any problems can be dealt with through existing laws or if they will require new legislation. >> counting under way in the effort to overturn san francisco's ban on e-cigarettes. the city's board of elections confirms signatures for a ballot initiative to end the ban were turned in last tuesday. now the office is in the process of verifying all 20,300 signatures. the department has 30 days to complete that counting. last month supervisors approved the ban. it's set to go into effect at the end of the year. >>> a second bay area city is banning e-cigarettes. >> parents in livermore took the issue to the city council last night which passed a city-wide ban that includes the sale of flavored tobacco products. it will impact 71 retailers. parents say their teenage kids told stories of walking through vapor clouds at schools and bathrooms closed to prevent vapi

june, that is lightning speed and i think you will see because it was-and we still had our expert review panel and all of these incentives together has made an enormous difference difference in a very short period of time and we are excited about what you will hear about and more excited about the future and we what we think this will do as we unlock these networks and build on the great work that so many people represent. >> just on that for one moment i think it is important, obviously we have a responsibility to the taxpayer and the goal of development assistance is self-reliance. if you are not unleashing the potential of 50% of your population than it is not going to achieve that goal. we think of this as very smart development assistance and we think that development assistance is not an entitlement and we talk about the law and the need to change laws that prohibit women from participating in their economy and we continue to provide development assistance to countries who refuse to make structural changes that enable women to inherit property, to travel freely, to open bank accounts, to

critical questions about the safety of our nation are answered by top level government leaders and experts. my panelminutes ago and i am back with you for another hour of news. trust me, we got a lot to get to. coming up in the next 60 minutes, big news just released court documents in the michael cohen case. the fbi believed that then candidate donald trump was closely involved in a scheme to hide hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. here's the question. what does that mean now for a possible case against president trump on campaign finance violations? also today, locked

be joined by members of the committees who were in those hearings and will rely on a strong panel of experts for insights on what happened in the hearings. former watergate prosecutor jill wine banks and mika o yang who used to sit in the chairs right behind the members. she will be sitting with us. instead price is here, the senior director from the obama administration. ron is here and held more important jobs including the senate judiciary committee and the obama white house. we will get their analysis after we review the video. for those of you who couldn't watch all seven hours of hearings, in other words, almost all of you, we will present a both summary of both hearings before our panel of experts contributes on what happened today. before we will be joined by members of the house judiciary and the house intelligence who participated in the hearings. in his opening statement in the first hearing at the judiciary hearing, robert mueller accepted the ground rules suggested to him in a justice department letter this week. >> the justice department has asserted privileges concerning inves

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i think you'll see because it was an all of government approach, and we still had our expert review panels, all of these incentives together has made an enormous difference in a very short period of time. we're excited about what you'll hear about today. we're more excited about the future and what we think this will do as we continue to unlock networks and build on great work so many people in this room represent. >> that's wonderful. >> just to dove tail on that for one moment, i do think it's really important to obviously have a responsibility to the american taxpayer. and the goal of development assistance is self-reliance, as mark noted. if you're not unleashing potential of 50% of your population, then it is not going to achieve that goal. so we think of this as very, very smart development assistance. we also think that development assistance is in an entitlement. we talked about the laws and the need to change laws that prohibit women from participating in their economies. but to the extent we continue to provide development assistance to countries who refuse to make the structural

critical questions about the safety of our nation are answered by top level government leaders and experts. my panel just wrapped a few minutes ago and i am back with you for another hour of news. trust me, we got a lot to get to. coming up in the next 60 minutes, big news just released court documents in the michael cohen case. the fbi believed that then candidate donald trump was closely involved in a scheme to hide hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. here's the question. what does that mean now for a possible case against president trump on campaign finance violations? also today, locked up. accused sexual predator jeffrey epstein will stay in custody as prosecutors continue to build their case against him. plus, more. >> the hard working americans, saying that ignorance is pervasive in many parts of this country. >> a crowd chants, send her back, during a trump rally when he starts to attack a member of the squad yet again. >>> we'll begin this afternoon with new details in the campaign finance violations case that put former trump lawyer and fixer, the guy who is currently in

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panels on wednesday. let's dig deeper with our experts and our analysts and jeffrey toobin. it looks like the advanced -- the opening statement he has prepared has not been reviewed, has not been shown to the department of justice. what does that say to you? >> well, he's not an employee of the department of justice anymore. it says he's going to say what he wants to say. i don't think that's going to be very expansive or well beyond what he wrote in the report, but it's going to be his words, not the justice department's words. >> david, what does it say to you that the president is simultaneously arguing that the mueller findings should stand, no collusion he says, no obstruction. but at the same time he's actively publicly trying to discredit as much as possible the personal counsel? >> right. the more confusion around the testimony and the report, the better for the president from the president's perspective. march 24th, attorney general barr came out with the synopsis saying no conspiracy, no criminal charges. president trump had praise for special counsel mueller and f

the reforms that already have been agreed with the eurozone partners i just want to thank our panel of experts dimitri dimitris sorry vicky pryce and yanis kids and that is and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and further discussion goes well facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at inside story for me and the whole team. can the unrest in mali be stopped the situation is not easy i would hope that there is not a medical on has the united nations failed to protect the people and help end the violence special representative of the un security general from ali mohamed salah and a d from talks to al-jazeera. al-jazeera was there when i was doing breaks but also a day to see what happens next. on the fired by the barrier where model barricaded all 7th street that b.b.q. here at the movies now is being all about change people have gone past the fear barrier the mission of the national army is to 60 complex and i'll just do a stories about t

our insurance experts on the panel, some schools are dropping football around the country. some for participation or liability concern. there was an article recently which said the insurance issues for many companies is a lot bigger than we may think. what are you seeing that is perhaps driving the insurance? >> i think the fragmentation that exists in the current insurance industry is one of our challenges. when i hear conversation this morning about 13 organizations can get together and work through some of these issues, that is not happening in the insurance industry. what we have in the public high school situation is a mixture of what we call risk-sharing or self-insurance groups that really and 27 states are the dominant way of managing this risk, if you will, or dealing with insurance issues, and then commercial insurance plays a large part, and then medical and catastrophic, which is more of the health insurance coverage. really what over arches the issue is something what i like to say is umbrella insurance or the higher level, catastrophic risk insurance. that is

coming up kron four's catherine he and the host of inside bay area politics will be joined by a panel of experts to break down robert mueller's testimony today that is coming up at 6.15. >>some breaking news to tell you about out of the east bay where the lake merritt bar station is currently closed after a person was hit by a train. right now park is mart is working with ac transit's try to get service for ssengers were stranded there. there is a major delay at the lake merritt station and that affects the dublin pleasanton line so warm springs line daly city and richmond lines will keep you posted on the progress they're also in the south bay firefighters are currently battling a brush fire in the spring valley area that's east of milpitas in san jose in the foothills there no word on how many acres are burning right now we'll continue to monitor that fire and bring you progress as the updates come in. >>a federal judge base in san francisco has blocked a new rule restricting asylum protections for immigrants. the judge issued a nationwide preliminary injunction against that new regulation it

tonight, we'll be joined by our own katherine hanna and host of inside area politics along with a panel of experts to talk about the testimony today. you can catch that tonight at 6.15. >>and the east bay police arrested 2 men in connection with the armed robbery at the round one bowling alley happened back on may 12th in concord investigators say 2 masked men forced to employees to a cash room at gunpoint police say the suspects had come in through a normally secured employee entrance. after 2 month investi ation. police say they uncovered a conspiracy between gary delahanty courted as a security guard at round one and vincent timmons a suspect in that robbery the 2 were arrested and are now charged with several felonies but police are still looking for the second to masked man in this case. >>berkeley police have arrested 37 year-old joe donnelly powell junior in connection to 3 sexually batteries last week in the area fulton anne bancroft investigators say all 3 cases involved the suspect approaching on a bicycle an appropriately touching the female victims below the waist and then driving away

highlights on kron 4 news coming up at 6 o'clock and then at 8 o'clock tonight, we'll have a panel of expertsith the post. a debate analysis you can also catch the notable moments from the debate on kron 4 dot com. >>and in a related story of presidential candidates want to get on california's primary bout, they'll have to release their tax returns first. >>governor newsome just signed the measure into law now this move takes aim specifically at president trump kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>governor gavin newsom signature means anyone running for president must release their 5 most recent tax returns in order to get on california ballots, california allegation of that. federal government's not going to act california needs to act we always gun that we've lead on transparency on financial disclosure and accountability. >>this law only applies to the primary election which is up coming in march, not the general election which the state legislature does not control president donald trump has refused to release his own tax returns white house representative said tu

panel of experts that have been violating the arms embargo and that cannot continue of militias fueling the conflict and leading to more civilian home almost trump has issued a nother stern warning to iran after its president hassan rouhani said he would increase your reign in richmond's beyond the limits that was set in the 2050 nuclear deal the us president tweeted iran has just issued a new warning rouhani says they will enrich uranium to any amount we want if there is no new nuclear deal be careful with the threats iran they can come back to bite you like nobody has ever bitten been bitten before. say they want disciplinary measures against iran has this report from. them lawyer with just days to go before iran is expected to take another step in its plan to reduce cooperation with a 2050 nuclear deal president hassan rouhani had an angry rebuke for the united states. over the past 20 years it is then. extinguished if you say it is dangerous to play with fire why did he start it. was responding to comments by president donald trump after the international atomic energy agency or the

of them we also heard from human rights lawyer mouth clooney she's going to be heading up a panel of expertsho will be able to advise on how to. how journalists can enjoy better legal protection she also wants to put pressure on judges to make sure that they comply with their own laws in that country because 90 percent of crimes against journalists are going on punished but the lawyers here did admit that this is uncharted territory and they're really just starting to write the rule book. for them which only really but of course final communique thank you. now european council president donald tusk has condemned russia's decision this week to ban flights to georgia and he was speaking at a conference in georgia marking 10 years since the start of an e.u. initiative promoting democracy and prosperity in the region ties between moscow and tbilisi have been under strain since protests against russian influence began in the georgian capital 3 weeks ago under some bizarre correspondent following events for sin but to me there seems to be a real suspicion of any involvement of sort of russian offi

panel of experts that have been violating the arms embargo and that cannot continue of militias fueling the conflict and leading to more civilian thank you very much for joining us in that try to take a research fellow at the international center the study of radicalization thank. you know at the news hour live from london more still ahead a u.n. investigator looking into the murder of jamal khashoggi calls on the g 20 to reconsider holding its next summit in saudi arabia. a family defiantly meet one syrian grandmother refusing to leave the country's last rebel held stronghold despite almost daily bombardment. and there's action from wimbledon coming up in sport including an upset for the real time grand slam champ. hong kong police arrested 12 people of a violence which broke out during pro-democracy protests on monday probating politicians say that it could cost around $1300000.00 to repair the legislature building which was ransacked a special task force has been set up to look into the mass protests most of which were peaceful they were triggered by a controversial bill which would

experts. what a panel. rick santorum, jen psaki and mayor andrew gillum and paul biggala. so help me. free to attack the premise. but, paul, when i listen to this, why do the democrats, we saw it last night, take the debate of being obsessed with how. you don't know how you get it done. you don't know if you tax the middle class. harris has been all over the place because that is the pragmatism you usually apply they've just been clumsy about it but the idea of we have the plan. you think you win the election on the basis of a plan. >> no, hillary would have -- she would have been allowed to serve. i'm for specificity but people want to know the direction. jfk did not stand in texas and say we'll have a rocket and tracking stations in new zealand and said we're going to the moon. and all of the democrats agree on that. and that is why tlar they're -- why tlar doing it because there is 20 in the case. >> but juxtapose with whoever wins, you will not hear this president talk about his health care plan at all during the election. i don't mean it as a criticism. >> no. broad strokes. >> h

that chinese businesses have applied for exceptions from tariffs by beijing report also says a panel of expertsrom government will review application but didn't say how long reviews are going to take. meanwhile trade dispute is causing chinese investment in the u.s. to dry up according to an economic research firm direct foreign investment from china found nearly 90% to 5.4 billion in 2018. and china new market for home grown technology companies opening with a bang, with stocks surging on its first day shanghai stock exchange science and technology innovation board, dubbed the star market by chinese authorities open today. 25 companies some of them rising 400% eat closing. >> well, prumple is vowing to meet with senator chuck schumer as soon as possible after the senate minority lead percent visit to the southern border. >> rick is live in d.c. with the latest. good morning what's going on? inch good morning deirdre cheryl well it seems mexico is doing their part at the border question now is will congress come to table. the president tweeting this last night in reference to a trip democrat it

panel. the letter from the child health experts expresses strong opposition to the panel's recommendation to allow for indefinite detention of children. here's what it said. just a quote. detention of children for even brief periods causes known and well documented developmental, physical, and psychological harm. these impacts may be pronounced for asylum seekers who freakily fled severe violence and trauma in kuncountries of origin. detention poses significant barriers to accessing legal counsel, to assist families in preparing and presenting claims for legal protection. so what is the response to the medical advice and why doesn't your report reflect those findings? that's the question, and i'll also say this is not an either or. we can be secure and not harm children by indefinite detention. and both are really important priorities. this is a security issue and a humanitarian one. >> let me first ask, incredibly important at this point. i don't know definition of detention that group is, if they're looking at the border patrol stations, absolutely. i don't think anybody would say that's n

we had a jury panel of design experts determine three finalists. we had an extensive outreach campaign that included various media outlets. we displayed at the public library, at u.s. plaza, we did outreach to additional community groups and received more than 200 responses to the various proposed design. when we finally went for review and approval, our design was unanimously approved by civic design, arts commission, and historic preservation. these are a couple of the views of the newly proposed design from various perspectives, and we do have a representative here today if you're interested in talking about urban design. as you can see, the approach is very different than the parisian style of our current toilets. it's a much more forward thinking design. it's very modern, very rounded, just a different aesthetic than what we've done before. this gives you a view of what a little vending kiosk might look like out on the street. it's similar to how some of the new stand kiosks are in the current agreement, where they have a little more that open

frank mentoring it seems to tell the different things you'd also have to bring in there's a un panel of experts set up to monitor the sanctions the sanctions did of course get much tighter in the last year or 2 and that's why the trade in stolen no doubt about that connection but to the these this u.n. report shows how ingenious north korea is they can manage to import the rolls royce phantom that kim jong un has given us a glimpse of now and that you know. the state banned luxury products they have their ways and means they have long supply chains obviously people that sell direct it's a lot or they be a breach of sanctions so the weapons program and the aims of the government go on the ordinary people who despite it being seriously communist you know just about anything for very little time they very sadly the brunt or i will leave it there thanks so much for your analysis thank you. in northeast nigeria at least 2 people have been killed in an attack by boko haram fighters on one of the region's biggest camps for internally displaced people the army says the raid near my degree was repelled

>>joining us now is scattered heenan host of inside bay area politics and she has a panel of expertsdebate tonight, catherine. >>yeah we do we thought it was a lively long but lively and thank pam and ken i'm joined by michael yaki political analyst a vice president of clean fund. matt shupe matt is the chairman of the contra costa republican party. he is a republican a consultant or just a consultant period. all right this boil down to the 2 star progressive side. obviously trying to swat away the moderates, how did they do what did you take from that what was interesting because they were so much under attack by the moderate wing. >>led by dilanian the little bicep will set of steve bullock. they actually actually combine together so the the opportunity for them to differentiate themselves or each other. never occurred which was what some people are actually hoping to see it highlighted some interesting differences though including immigration and health care. >>where do you think i think bullock and lady kind of breakout performances. >>we're as good a j kind of struggled to make

let's bring in our panel of experts, kimberly atkins, senior correspondent at wbur, matthew kontinettiuth marcus, "washington post" columnist and an msnbc contributor. thank you all for being here. matthew, let me start with you because the president on the one hand defended acosta today in the oval office and he distanced himself from epstein, but on the other hand he did seem to leave the door open in a way that suggested at least to me that he may not be willing to, you know, stick it through anything with acosta. what's your sense of where the president really is on just how much heat he's willing to take for his labor secretary? >> president trump values one thing above all it's flexibility and maneuverability. so he's always going to allow himself the option to change his mind or to change his policies. i thought hallie jackson made a key point which is that we haven't heard those two words which usually spell doom. >> we'll see. >> we'll see. instead president trump has said he likes the job that secretary acosta is doing and based on that i would say that the labor secretary is

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i have a panel of experts. joe lockhart and alexander raw rojas and mayor mitch landrieu.e field here. different perspectives and experiences about which way to go. so joe, you are an old hand of knowing message -- venerable and re-doubtable and experienced of what kind of choice you make depending on who you are. what pops out to you tonight about what somebody has to do and why? >> i think there is two things that i'm looking for. is how bernie sanders engages elizabeth warren. his vote has been hemorrhaging to her and he has to challenge her. >> so he must challenge. not my friend all night. >> he has to say i was there first and the real progressive otherwise it goes the same direction. the second thing is there is talk about the moderates, the governors people who are more electable than the progressives, they have to deliver tonight. they did not deliver in the first debate. and bullock is new but hickenlooper and they've got a case and i think they're going to have to be explicit about the people at the far left aren't electable and so that is what i'll be looking f