city leaders are activating the fletcher avenue floodgates at black hawk bridges, depending on flood forecasts. " "we're still below the record but we want to make sure that we're prepared for whatever is coming and that would be the second highest crest in the history of flooding on the cedar river in waterloo"" waterloo says sandbags are available at the city's public works building for anyone who needs them. in vinton today, volunteers built a wall of sand around the city's fire crest in vinton at 22 point 1 feet late sunday night. that's seven feet above flood stage. and preparations are well underway in cedar rapids. forecasters say the city could see the cedar river reaching its second highest level ever next week. that would cause major flooding, although not as bad as the historic 2008 flood. the city says buyouts and demolition of hundreds of homes should help reduce potential damage this time. "there's significant benefit to what the city has done since 2008. those acquisitions allow, in many of the areas, the river to breathe, and so strategic measures we have taken will p

with sandier soils. 50, boston, 56, high pressure starts to leave us tomorrow that will open the floodgates for warmer air, approach 80 degrees, then we'll track incoming rain. so for saturday, mix of sun and clouds, dry day, the pick of the weekend towards sunday the clouds will start thickening and rain showers develop by the morning. the best chance for a shower or frame our heaviest over all rain the drought rain is possible monday we'll talk about that coming up. dave, lisa over to you. >>> campaign 2016 would be making a point more with the insite in violence. >> i think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons they should disarm. >> that was about his rival hillary clinton, stirring up more controversy for the candidate, let's >> donald trump was in a rally in florida, saying she restricts guns. >>> donald trump calling for hillary clinton's secret service agents to be stripped of their guns potentially putting her in danger. >> i think they should disarm, immediately, what do you think, let's see what happens to her. >>> it is not the first time trump has been accused of suggesti

, it was bill clinton's omnibus crime bill of the 1990's which flurry supported that opened the floodgateso mass preservation into this basalt by police and the criminal interest us on committees of color. so indeed, that bill that she herself promoted saying how we needed to "bring them to heal" referring to african-american communities and use, that indeed needs to be put behind us. when donald trump talks about law and order, the place where law and order is most needed in our society, the place of greatest lawlessness and crime is actually wall street. in fact, all of the cops on the beat were laid off prior to the wall street crash in the years leading up to it. that is, from the department of justice, the fbi investigators, the security and exchange watchdog's had all been laid off. so we call for actually bringing back the cops on the beat will stop wall street does not regulate itself. it needs people on wall street watching wall street so we can in fact catch the crooks before they crash the economy again. stop and frisk was unconstitutional and was indeed a flagrant case of racia

found out your child has been killed is a whole floodgate of emotions.a who could have possibly convinced her to do something like this cou because it's justa off base for her.be >> 315 your voice to a participating in the crime have now been charged in juvenile corporateicip they're locked up jail on a $1 million bond each. >> a woman so she dated and accused serial killer. they asked her to only user first neighbort she said she dated sean great for about a month and he physically hurt during the relationshipatd and e even though he is now behind bars. >> he put his hand around my throat one time.e. >> he was arrested leslie after a woman called 911 claiming he was holding her hostage and he was it denounces. >> of killing five womena in ashland, married and richly carries and he is cooperative with the investigation could so far he is facingdcanv kidnappind murder charges. >> please are still on how to screen for a manan peeping in on a little girl. the man try to push the window of the home open.n she says there's a chance he mah have been caught on surveillance video running away. he

when greece was being trampled on by germany, they opened the floodgates. that's what happened.nd it is her fault. no one is saying that in germany, but they should say it more. this is going to be held up p in her face all over europe. people in italy saying, we are sick of austerity. we need to do something. she is facing not so silent result in europe, and that result, however, will probably strengthen her hand at home, because the germans hate paying for the italians and the greeks and the spanish. is seen as the rock of financial austerity, and i think she has big chances in germany. one phrase in, the address angela merkel gave here in berlin caught my eye. it was this one, she said "we are living in a post-fact world where people are not necessarily interested in facts, they are just following their feelings." what is that about? alan: pascale: she is a scientist and she is following the facts. you are saying she is not emotional, but we don't know that. i think that is the arrogance of journalists. what it shows is she is not prophetic. i come from a country where this.c

into court to pursue justice but bringing a foreign government into a civil court opens up the floodgates for this happening across the board. any country may be brought into a court into the united states with allegations that they sponsored terrorism. >> it's no secret that saudi arabia is not president obama's favorite ally. it's no secret that they are not the most popular country among the american public. would you argue, it seems that you're arguing that they are an ally in in the fight against terrorism. is not a fair description? or do they play contradictory roles? >> i spent a number of years in saudi arabia, i was working in the late '90s and my principal work out there at the time, i was exceptionally frustrated with my saudi partners because they weren't as forthcoming with information, they weren't as cooperative as we wanted them to be. after 9/11 and any attacks in saudi arabia, they did a complete 180. now they are among our best counterterrorism partners around the world. they provide us information, they are engaged in operations against isis and others and they have l

in east cleveland t four days later >> to find out that your child has been killed is a a whole floodgate of emotions who could have possibly convinced he because it is just way off base forsis. >> 350 boys, who they say participated in the crime have been charged in juvenile court, but locked up in cuyahoga count jail on $1 million bond each. to honor the late george voinovich you passed away in junene they say the bipartisan gathering at the press club in womenen including sherrod br and rob portman barack obama said that he was a putrid dedicated his life to serving others, the family will accept an outstanding alumni award on his behalf. >> major nelson that could affect travel plans, the legionnaires moving from akron canton airport to cleveland hopkins in february next year also add austin texas,s, jacksonville florida and new orleans in phoenix to its six existing destinationsn, to celebrate the plan to offer one-way fares on the new routes as low astete $39, if you purchase flights leaving out of akron-canton airport next year can be re- accommodated from cleveland hopkins or the

they're trying to repair the floodgates on the dam and make this dam and this area a better recreation area. they spent about $2 million on that project. so the construction crew was on scene doing some of that. when the dam breach occurred, they used that construction crew to then do the emergency repairs to put that stone down on the levy and that way they were able further. the problem is that until the levels in the pond get a little bit lower, they are not going to be able to fully repair that breach. but they believe that this rip rap that was placed here, the stone that was placed here, is now fog to be able to take care of that. if you can look on the water, you can see on the bridge, the piling to 301, you can see the water level has corroborated significantly even since that report at 5:30. so it looks like the efforts are get a lot more rain, this dam should hold, at least that was is what officials are hoping. reporting live from godwin. >> all right. thank you. >>> staying in cumberland county, parts of downtown fayetteville are under water tonight. our nate rogers joins u

to get their hands on the new hardware. [ cheering ] >> reporter: apple ceo tim cook opened the floodgates for iphone 7 customers, some of whom started lining up very early. >> 6:30 a.m. thursday. >> reporter: many of whom went home empty-handed because of a shortage. >> if he comes by and says there's no 7s and 7 pluses, then i'm going to leave. >> reporter: and even though every one of these people could have ordered a phone online, they still came out for the traditional launch day lineup. >> i was reading a tweet from somebody in san francisco, i'm here just for the appearance, i don't actually want to buy any phone. >> reporter: some even got what they came for. >> i got lucky. >> reporter: apple's shares, by the way, which ran up rapidly ahead of the release, fell back by about 65 cents today. live in los gatos, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> everyone wants one of those things. see more of scott's interview with the tech analyst on our website at nbcbayarea.com. >>> coming up, a woman's dog trapped inside her burning home. why her battle to try to save her beloved pet resulted i

city leaders are activating the fletcher avenue floodgates at black hawk creek. they could also close bridges, depending on flood forecasts. " "we're still below the record but we want to make sure that we're prepared for whatever is coming and that would be the second highest crest in the history of flooding on the cedar river in available at the city's public works building for anyone who needs them. overnight floyd county declared a state of emergency. the county's emergency management agency says they have received rain reports of 11 plus inches. police and fire departments are evacuating those in flood prone areas. that high and fast moving water in floyd county shut down a lot of roads yesterday. the county has opened a shelter at the old middle school on grand avenue in charles city. tv9's john campbell took an you'll see, the video gives you a better idea of the scope of flooding - and what's coming downstream. rivers out of their bank. saturated fields. flooded roads and the worst of worse was here in greene...kind of the epicenter today. the golf course

city leaders are activating the fletcher avenue floodgates at black hawk creek. depending on flood forecasts. " "we're still below the record but we want to make sure that we're prepared for whatever is coming and that would be the second highest crest in the history of flooding on the cedar river in waterloo"" waterloo says sandbags are available at the city's public works building for anyone who needs them. overnight floyd county declared a state of emergency. the county's emergency management agency says they have received rain reports of 11 pl police and fire departments are evacuating those in flood prone areas. that high and fast moving water in floyd county shut down a lot of roads yesterday. the county has opened a shelter at the old middle school on grand avenue in charles city. tv9 took an aerial tour of the shell rock and cedar rivers. the video tells the story. fields are saturated and roads are flooded around greene. it is the same shell rock river. the main bridge in downtown is cutoff at both ends. over to the cedar river, the water certainly up at

affordable housing is delivers to the and costs two of no evidence he will change and open the floodgates to fund the production of subsidize housing we're left to our devices it didn't doesn't make sense to oppose this because right measure and at the same time keep the production of housing in san francisco we need a lot more of it and urge you to vote against the motion thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> supervisors michael san francisco building trades council on many occasions agree with the prior 3 speakers i disagree this is not a anti housing measure it is a complex question the municipal production of physical buildings and involves serving the needs of the community in variety of ways with the labor like i'm not adverse to pointing out but serving the needs of low income communities and making sure that there is no displacement, and making sure there is no unwarranted an urban answered during the course of uncontrolled housing and the current measure that the governor is pushing didn't do missing any of those things it needs to be called into account we need to

francine: that would mean opening the floodgates to immigration.limoria: the balance is, the european union is already saying, if you want to carry on having an open market, you have to agree to complete free movement of people. the free movement of people actually needs to be controlled in some way. i still believe that we need to have the people that we need. the whole country depends on european union labor, whether it is skilled in the city of london or whether it is laborers on farms for the harvest time, which the farmers cannot do without, let alone the hospitality industry, the restaurants. the restaurants in britain employ european workforce as well. francine: isn't it very unlikely , because angela merkel has said this is a redline, and as soon as you ask someone to have a work permit, it is not free movement of people? lord bilimoria: there can be ways of doing this. we can start implementing exit checks. to this day, we have no control over our borders. we check peoples passports when they come in, but we should be scanning every passpo

there will be a floodgate that flies open the second the debate is done.the spin doctors will come into the spin auditorium. fox business has the very best platform of the -- in the entire venue, right over here. let's turn 180 degrees. you will see fox business set up right here in between two very important platforms. over here to our left, stronger together. this is where hillary clinton's surrogates will gather to tell the world what a great job she did regardless of how she performed. and then if we spin in the opposite direction, you see make america great again. this is donald trump's platform where he will load the stage not only with people sympathetic to his cause, who have talking points and selling points in hand. we also hear the candidate himself may make an appearance in the spin room after the debate. >> wow. >> my prediction is if they feel like it's a win, if it's a home run, if this is a solid performance, then you will see here soaking in the accolades. we know we will be told how phenomenal the candidates have done afterward. that's wh

affordable housing is delivers to the and costs two of no evidence he will change and open the floodgates to fund the production of subsidize housing we're left to our devices it didn't doesn't make sense to oppose this because right measure and at the same time keep the production of housing in san francisco we need a lot more of it and urge you to vote against the motion thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> supervisors michael san francisco building trades council on many occasions agree with the prior 3 speakers i disagree this is not a anti housing measure it is a complex question the municipal production of physical buildings and involves serving the needs of the community in variety of ways with the labor like i'm not adverse to pointing out but serving the needs of low income communities and making sure that there is no displacement, and making sure there is no unwarranted an urban answered during the course of uncontrolled housing and the current measure that the governor is pushing didn't do missing any of those things it needs to be called into account we need to

but the floodgates have certainly opened.e crazy around this area, what's called the tourist triangle. >> philippe: i really like this, too. >> woman: this is silk and cotton poly. >> philippe: and what-what is this here? oh, this -- this is a -- this is a nice cloth. >> anthony: as myanmar begins its shift towards accommodating increasing tourism and a service economy to go with it, there will be adjustments. there will be, of course, a downside. >> girl: now, how much you pay? >> philippe: okay. >> anthony: what's that going to mean? how will the burmese react to all of the goods-good and evils that come with tourism? >> girl: okay, mister. what about -- you pay one, okay. >> philippe: perfect. >> boy: it's perfect, yeah. >> girl: excuse me. >> anthony: it's going to mean mobility. it's going to mean prosperity for some. will mean a lot of bad things, too, you know. it'll mean prostitution. it'll mean hustling. >> philippe: here you go. >> girl: okay, my booth. fine restaurant. >> boy: so. thank you very much. for your heal

now the floodgate can open and we will see.xample.a good hopefully between pokemon go and mario, they are learning to invest in the mobile area in a way that brings people to places with accessible devices we have in our pocket every day. of a newes this open category of customer apple did not have before? guest: i think the nike thing is even bigger. it never happened in the steve jobs era. it's a big change. emily: we will see if it ends up taking share from fitbit. always great to have you guys here on the show on the most important day of the year. inc. you for stopping by. coming up, intel is teaming up with tpg to's and out it's mcafee unit. details later this hour. this is bloomberg. emily: one stock we are watching -- twitter. shares rose more than 35% in wednesday trading after one analyst wrote that disney makes the most sense strategically as a potential buyer of twitter. he says disney needs to build a larger homes presence on noble devices. the also noted the body language of the twitter cofounder in our interview

affordable housing is delivers to the and costs two of no evidence he will change and open the floodgates to fund the production of subsidize housing we're left to our devices it didn't doesn't make sense to oppose this because right measure and at the same time keep the production of housing in san francisco we need a lot more of it and urge you to vote against the motion thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> supervisors michael san francisco building trades council on many occasions agree with the prior 3 speakers i disagree this is not a anti housing measure it is a complex question the municipal production of physical buildings and involves serving the needs of the community in variety of ways with the labor like i'm not adverse to pointing out but serving the needs of low income communities and making sure that there is no displacement, and making sure there is no unwarranted an urban answered during the course of uncontrolled housing and the current measure that the governor is pushing didn't do missing any of those things it needs to be called into account we need to

a lot of women don't think this case is going to open the floodgates of other women to come forward becausell worried about retribution. >> and she is out of a job. >> she has $20 million in the bank. that's nice. >> let me ask you this. there is a lot of legal maneuvering here. >> plenty. >> there is also something else afoot. we all know of this because of a guy named gabe sherman, who reported this and was dogged in his reporting, accurate. a lot of what he said came to pass. he is now the target of a defamation lawsuit. roger ailes is mad. he went ahead and hired the lawyer that hulk hogan used to win his case. >> he means business. >> he means business. this is serious. today, it is a settlement. does that have any bearing on the efficacy of his work going forward? >> great question, ashleigh. there is a legal answer and a practical answer. from a legal perspective, every lawsuit stands along if there is to be one. every lawsuit is judged by the merits or not merits there after. settlement, no practical effect on me. >> he is only threatening. we don't know if he will. >> from a practi

brought it was found to death and later to find out that your child was killed is a wholea floodgate of emotions 35050 -year-old boys who prosecutors say b participated in the curret have been charged in juvenile $1 million pond.nah even though it is behind. his arrested from my mom like holding her hostage he's cooperative with the investigation in facing kidnapping and murder charges in ashland county okay.ng and the victim's says that man tried to push the winter to her home open before she and heran boyfriend's get the trespasser there's alls usdd surveillance video rain and 30 say that meant took off in a four-door chevy.da neighbors are now taking steps to stay safe.e. that's all you can do pit of fun to play in that sense and pray you don't ever have to use that there were similar cases and elyria on february in the side of cleveland and made that are linked packed harassing foren the same man for deleted the responsible for the latest incident. violent protests erupted after two did the officers into states.wo up next, the sister of a man shine killed by police defensetr her

clearly questions have to be answered about how they are relaxing on standards, they are opening the floodgates on benefits flowing to iran already. trish: the report that came out today, the joint comprehensive plan of action. they are saying nuclear stocks were not in accordance with those limits, in the face of what that agency was supposed to do. and not treat them as exemptions we would not have relationship with iran we had today. what is the motivation for the white house to make sure the relationship is in place? >> the white house invested a lot politically and strategically on the idea this deal was going to work. the deal will recalibrate the entire approach to the broader middle east. the problem is when you get into implementation, fact on the ground in the deal. in reality, iran hasn't intended to meet these standards. instead of saying a comprehensive agreement and a couple technicalities being met. and brushed under the rug and doing what it is supposed to do. this low enriched uranium, the fact they are falling back on implementation should reduce confidence. trish: add to the

. >> the floodgate just opened. is either one of them capable of a night like that?ald reagan had? i think they are both theoretically capable, but i keep coming back to the sentiment in the sign behind me. i won't repeat it, but these are two widely disliked candidates. in a way that means it's likability and not your position on which faction is back in syria. that likability thing in the trustworthiness and the comfort level where the american people are so upset with politics and don't like. i think that will be the deciding factor. i remember in 2012, i watched the first debate between barack obama and mitt romney from inside the room. from my seat inside the room, it seemed like a perfectly standard back and forth. i couldn't tell you who won the debate. when i got out i went to the hotel bar at the marriott in denver and they are all watching the highlights. they are tossing back beers and they are so excited. what is going on? i saw the president looking over at mitt romney. i looked over at the dismissive way. this is how everyone experienced it. it was inst

affordable housing is delivers to the and costs two of no evidence he will change and open the floodgates to fund the production of subsidize housing we're left to our devices it didn't doesn't make sense to oppose this because right measure and at the same time keep the production of housing in san francisco we need a lot more of it and urge you to vote against the motion thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> supervisors michael san francisco building trades council on many occasions agree with the prior 3 speakers i disagree this is not a anti housing measure it is a complex question the municipal production of physical buildings and involves serving the needs of the community in variety of ways with the labor like i'm not adverse to pointing out but serving the needs of low income communities and making sure that there is no displacement, and making sure there is no unwarranted an urban answered during the course of uncontrolled housing and the current measure that the governor is pushing didn't do missing any of those things it needs to be called into account we need to

under the current state of the law, but a law like jasta applied reciprocally will open no such floodgates. the president even had the audacity to claim this this legislation might lead to lawsuits against members of the military, but had he read the plain text of the bill, he would know this bill only allows for lawsuits against foreign governments, not individuals. and he would also know that it contains a specific exemption for our armed forces. finally, mr. president, jasta is not a sweeping legislative overhaul that dramatically alters international law. it's an extension of a law that's been on the books since 1978. once again, there are numerous exemptions that prevent foreign governments from shielding themselves from litigation when they cause harm. the president has also complained that this applies to conduct committed abroad, but today and for 40 years, our law has been replete with immunity exceptions that apply to conduct committed abroad. this bill just adds another exception. so in the end -- at the end of the day, this vote is about doing what's right for the american peop

great will give more software opportunities for your wrist, so now the flag it can open for apps -- floodgate open for apps. and mario is a good example of a franchise, and hopefully this is in the works longer, but hopefully between pokemon go and mario, nintendo is learning how to embrace mobile, and to do it in a way that brings the franchise to more people and places and makes it divisive all -- accessible on devices. emily: does this open up a new category of customer apple didn't have before? horace: i think the nike thing is even bigger. nike and the partnership with hermes are just precursors to a whole new game apple is planning, with other companies, which never happened in the steve jobs era. what they are doing as a partner is a big change. emily: very excited about the watch. we will see if it take share from fitbit and job own. always good to have you guys here on the show, on the most important day of the year, what else? thank you for stopping by. coming up, intel is teaming up mcafeeg to spin out it's cyber security unit. details later this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: o

but it's the floodgates that are about to open here with more force than the mighty mississippi. renowned gospel singer zella jackson-price suspects the city has been keeping a 50-year-old secret. >> the zella price story is causing women to come forward questioning whether they were lied to when told their babies died at homer g. philips hospital. >> reporter: all sparked by her decades ago. >> you can't tell me that one child who miraculously shows up 50 years later was the full extent and scope of the exploitation that was in place. >> reporter: how many women would you guess have contacted you? >> we're approaching 150 women with credible stories. >> reporter: after zeroing in on those stories, watkins goes on to make a raging allegation, brazenly pointing the finger at that hospital, homer g. phillips. >> the place to buy was homer g. and babies were being sold out of the parking lot. it was pay for play, cash on delivery. >> reporter: and watkins is ready to take on the city, one battered and reeling from the unrest in nearby ferguson. >> i can hold her baby up exhibit "a"

the time is now, the floodgates have been open.who care about america's role in the world. proliferating nuclear weapons, starting indiscriminate wars. and this hopefully will tip the balance and have others like his former deputy richard armitage who came out and supported hillary clinton, to support those as well. >> there's a chance colin powell could still publicly endorse before the thing is over. in another e-mail, joel, this one to condoleezza rice, he called the benghazi hearings a, quote, stupid witch-hunt, and she agreed. doesn't that feed right into the hands of what hillary clinton has said from day one on this? >> we, it's not news to me. as you know. i testified to the committee in 2015. and that was my impression. my testimony there. it did not feel like it was an honest congressional hearing. it did feel like a witch-hunt. it's continued. it failed when they had secretary clinton testify last year. they were not able to get her in any meaningful way on any of the conspiracy theories they have been proposing. so, yes

. >> the reporter: new bedford has a guarded harbor with the floodgate, but that doesn't mean all the boats here are safe. the harbor master says the only guarantee is to pull your boat out of the water and don't wait to do it. >> i think people need to heed the warnings. you know, toed, tomorrow, if it looks like it's definitely going to be impacting us, they need to take action. >> the reporter: at the beaches, lifeguards are bracing for rip current conditions, that's when big waves push large amounts of water on to the beach and the >> on the water is a good idea way to think about it. >>> at horse neck state beach, the lifeguards are trained to deal with them. >> some people are too embarrassed to admit when they're having trouble out in the water. you see it all the time and you know, that's the most dangerous thing is with people can't admit they need help. >> the reporter: an one thing to think about is there will be a lot of empty lifeguard chairs at some of the beaches, because this is the time of year that a lot of the lifeguards go back to college, so you might want to thin

. >> the reporter: new bedford has a guarded harbor because of the floodgate, but in major storms, the harbor master says, all bets are off. anything recreational, anything on the smaller side, we absolutely recommend pulling the boat out of the water. that's the only safe place in a neck beach of course, nobody is in the water today, but they say they are worried as we get sunnier weather over the weekend, that there is going to be some of the rip currents, so they're going to be dealing with that, but the story we are working on for 6:00 p.m. is what is the timeline for making that decision on whether to get your boat out of the water. he with talked to the harbor master about that. we are left-handed pitchers in westport, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> blair: part of the west, hawaii is also dealing with a bad stretch of water, strong wind, rain and surf hit places storms like mad line. there were isolated incidents of flooding and small amounts of wind damage, but form the most part, the higher surf was a big draw to the tourists out there who wanted to see the bigger waves. let'

under the current state of the law, but a law like jasta applied reciprocally will open no such floodgates. the president even had the audacity to claim this this legislation might lead to lawsuits against members of the military, but had he read the plain text of the bill, he would know this bill only allows for lawsuits against foreign governments, not individuals. and he would also know that it contains a specific exemption for our armed forces. finally, mr. president, jasta is not a sweeping legislative overhaul that dramatically alters international law. it's an extension of a law that's been on the books since 1978. once again, there are numerous exemptions that prevent foreign governments from shielding themselves from litigation when they cause harm. the president has also complained that this applies to conduct committed abroad, but today and for 40 years, our law has been replete with immunity exceptions that apply to conduct committed abroad. this bill just adds another exception. so in the end -- at the end of the day, this vote is about doing what's right for the american peop

once you open up the floodgates there is no turning back. >> now, a lot of refugees are coming into the country and a lot of people are talking about refugees and worried about refugees and thinking oh my gosh, who, who is coming into this country and why. here is how the process works everybody is concerned about it. the chicago council of affairs released a poll in august and they say that only 30%, 36% of the american voters support refugees coming into the united states. only 36%. we want to bring as many refugees as possible, no we don't. the majority of the american public does not. that's despite with the media's telling you. how does the process work? united nations decides which refugees come to the united states. the united nations commissioner of refugees decides which comes to the united states, not america. they work with the state department in bringing these refugees in. the state department then works with nine federal contractors, six out of the nine are religious charities. these religious charities are not passing the bucket on sunday morning or saturday morning when

for some people it means they are not opening the floodgates to immigrants, or they haven't allowed companiesheir hiring practices so they can cut people and staff at a moments notice. that is the bar, but they haven't done that. what they have done is, number one, introduced corporate governance reforms that they have never seen before, the idea that boards have to be independent, that you have to explain why you have shareholdings. that is a transformation, i think, of corporate japan's behavior these of be the shareholder. the-a-vis s shareholder. most japanese women are working part-time, not full-time, so there is still a lot of work to be done to getting more women working in full-term positions, and leadership positions, but we are starting to finally move the needle. with respect to some of these things, it is very hard to see that i thinkeeds, it is unfair to claim that there has been nothing done on the third arrow. but it is absolutely true that it is a work in progress. they still need to work hard and dismantle various regulation, try to open up competition, open up opportunities

affordable housing is delivers to the and costs two of no evidence he will change and open the floodgatesn of subsidize housing we're left to our devices it didn't doesn't make sense to oppose this because right measure and at the same time keep the production of housing in san francisco we need a lot more of it and urge you to vote against the motion thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> supervisors michael san francisco building trades council on many occasions agree with the prior 3 speakers i disagree this is not a anti housing measure it is a complex question the municipal production of physical buildings and involves serving the needs of the community in variety of ways with the labor like i'm not adverse to pointing out but serving the needs of low income communities and making sure that there is no displacement, and making sure there is no unwarranted an urban answered during the course of uncontrolled housing and the current measure that the governor is pushing didn't do missing any of those things it needs to be called into account we need to remind. >> legislator

effectively protect national security and the notion that the courts are just going to open the floodgates -- i mean, i don't think we have to decide that issue here, but i appreciate the questions about how broadly -- your first argument is a very broad holding of this court. that took me back to -- that's where the government was on an article i commander in chief argument initially, prior to guantanamo and the detainees. a lot of water over the dam. so, we are a lot further down the road. so, then i looked at the second argument you made. this is an open question. the supreme court has never decided whether press-enterprise applies in this context, whether that's the right standard to apply, nor does -- has this court. and then you say, but even so, even given all the mistakes that we think are here, we still prevail. and i thought, well, that's the narrowest holding, isn't it? >> yes, your honor, that is. and i think it's clear from the declarations here that the government has laid out its national security concerns and, whether that's reviewed by this court for kind of a logical, pla