so we had the royal flush, and hopefully, we can do that for the warriors arena. >> i had a royal flush once. >> thank you both for the interesting comments. >> down the drain. >> oh. >> may we go to item four? >> please, quickly. >> we are now on item four, general public comment, up to 15 minutes. this item will be continued to item 12 if need be. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest. -- interest to the public that are in the subject matter jurisdiction. within the agenda item, you will have the opportunity to address the commission when that item is reached in the meeting. i have three cards, i have scott, richard, and jude. >> my name is scott brothman, and i'm back again. six months ago, i e-mailed ago the near perfect failure of rec and park staff to respond to my multiple inquiries. onnd month, beverly ng good respond to me and sent me another insignificant e-mail yesterday, you are fundamentally civil servants, starting with respect and integrity. i have also contacted several people. responding to my e-mail to the trust for public

i used two flushes already. so, i only got one more flush and the whole toilet will be off.e to use the bathroom. it has to sit there in the toilet. and we have to put a cover over it. this is the only prison i've been into that got three flushes. i didn't know it when i first got here. nobody tell me. so, when i first got here i caught myself taking a [ bleep ] and usually drop one, flush one. i kept on pushing. and that's when i found out the hard way. you got to burn incense. you know what i mean by burning incense, you have to find some toilet paper. oil. >> what is that? >> it's praying oil. it's praying oil. prison incent. i tape it to the vent. that's how the oil come out of it. so, it work. but it doesn't kill another man's smell. that's why you try to use the flushes. that's in case you use all your flushes up then, hey, you got to deal with it. >> cell searches continue at corcoran in the wake of the incident at tehachapi, giving rookie officer faldon a crash course. >> it definitely opens your eyes up and lets you know, you know, this can happen to you. so, you ta

just to let you know, novak djokovic she is in second round action at flushing meadows.n the third. you can keep with everything on our website. their too you can see what happened in the champions league draw. juventus against manchester united is an interesting tie. the europa league would be drawn on friday. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. well, friday is not looking too bad at all across most of the uk. for the next couple of days will probably bring a little bit of cloud, a little bit of rain, not an awful lot. it is in fact going to be mostly dry for a lot of us and crucially, the temperatures will be rising. so while meteorological summer is coming to an end and friday is the last day of meteorological summer, and the 1st of september, it is autumn, technically, according to meteorologists. this is the forecast for the early hours of friday, a lot of clear weather out there, temperatures will be around 12 degrees at 5am on friday, a bit chilly in newcastle and edinburgh. we are talking about six, there will be a hint of autumn fir

and the world number 378 says winning at flushing meadow isnt realistic.or pretty much, well, the last ten or 11 years of my life, i have dedicated all of my training and off—season and staff to prepare and perform well in these events.

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we'll be live at flushing meadows. west ham survive a scare in the carabao cup, coming from behind to beat afc wimbledon. the rest of the night's results coming up. and a huge decision looms for scottish football. stay at hampden park? or move to murrayfield? we start at the us open, and more disappointment for the british number one johanna konta who's gone out in the first round at flushing meadows. she lost in straight sets to the sixth seed caroline garcia. gigi salmon was watching for us in new york. gigi, a huge disappointment for konta, but it was always going to be a tough ask? i think you're right. i think it a lwa ys i think you're right. i think it always was going to be. uni conte is the current number 46 best player in the current number 46 best player in the world. she is a former world numberfourand the world. she is a former world number four and harold mindset the world. she is a former world numberfour and harold mindset is one of positivity, always beats very positively about what is going to happen.

alexander zverev is also through to the 3rd round, for only the second time at flushing meadows.

let's head straight to flushing meadows, where gigi salmon has been watching the action.a bit of a scare to beat james duckworth — will he be happy with his performance? i think, holly, ithink, holly, he'll i think, holly, he'll be very happy. he came through against the australian in just over four hours, 6-3 australian in just over four hours, 6—3 in that first set, —— in the fourth set. we have to rememberfor andy murray who came into this tournament as the world 382 produced a rock lot of relief at the end of this one, he pulled out on the eve of wimbledon, a hip that wasn't ready for the best—of—5 set format. he didn't wanted to go to five sets today and he just managed to get the job done. first grand slam since the modern last year, his ranking will go modern last year, his ranking will 9° up modern last year, his ranking will go up to 302, the expectations are low for murray, it is about being back out and competing which is what he did, disappointment for kyle edmund. he felt that it was not what kyle edmund did, he was suffering from cramp, he was given sought b

there's a lot of flushing going on in 107. >> ten-four. >> the sound of flushing toilets leads officersnmate-made wine or pruno. >> they make pruno. they grab apples and they let it ferment for a couple of days and smash them up, put them in the bag and put heat over it. a bunch of covers. they use a lot of blankets. it was under a lot of blankets in the corner, and they let it stay until it becomes sort of like wine. >> usually typically what happens if it's found in a cell in a common area where both inmates have access to it, which is obviously anywhere in the cell, they will be both charged for the possession of inmate-manufactured alcohol. >> no weapons are found, but the search does turn up an important clue. >> we just found some kites up here. >> we found more. >> what do you have in there? >> we haven't opened up yet. wrapped in cellophane. tied with string. >> you don't have to open it yet. >> any time officers find kites, there's a potential wealth of information. after completing their search, the isu and igi teams head back to headquarters to decode the message in hopes of

well, the other big story at flushing meadows this week has troubled all of the players.res have reached 38 degrees celsius on court with humidity levels of more than 50%. it's made it really difficult especially for the european players not used to these conditions, and novak djokovic said he had to battle with the conditions as much as his opponent in his first round win. it was a tough one, we both struggled. we were not the only ones today. obviously we had almost ten retirements in the men's draw. cruel conditions, but it is what it is and you have to deal with it. i had to find a way to dig myself out of trouble. it really feels like everything is boiling in your body in our brains and everything, the temperatures are so high. you want to try to counter that a little bit so to try to counter that a little bit so you to try to counter that a little bit so you can to try to counter that a little bit so you can refresh yourself. well, djokovic wasn't the only one affected because yesterday there were five retirements from first round matches because of the heat and djo

people feel flush, and the secret sauce that obama never delivered. people are optimistic. i think that's why they are spending more on their credit cards and spending more in general. charles: there was a demonization, and i remember people were afraid to go down the street in a blooming dale's bag. it was something of an embarrassment. we did hear a lot that you could be too greedy and make too much money. >> i think social media and instagram has helped out that envy. but that 9.7% growth spending in restaurants and bars tells me a lot of people are flush with cash. here is my problem politically. voters don't vote out of gratitude. if the republicans want to hold congress, they have to tout the economy and remind voters if they put schumer and pelosi back in power they will raise your taxes and have open borders. so you have to remind voters not just how good things are, but what the consequences are of giving back power. charles: all of the regular polling outfits for the most of part ask about the economy. you look at all the economic data out there. it seems like eve

they found about 20% of contact lensers flush their used lenses down the toilet. that means as much as 23 tons of plastics end up in the ocean each year. the study says consumers should instead discard them in the trash. >>> netflix is making a big promise to its customers. >> michael finney is here. >> no commercials. netflix says it is not planning to add commercials. some users last week spotted videos playing between episodes of shows and kicked off speculation netflix would soon add ads. it said it was testing promotions for other shows and movies. promotions, not commercials. netflix points out there will always be a skip button. >>> did you know the way you type on a phone screen or keyboard on your computer can be as unique as your fingerprints or facial features? it's true. called behavioral biometrics. the "new york times" reporting banks and retailers are tracking how you type, slap and track to prevent fraud. they will use your online movements to prevent suspicious transactions. in fact, how you sign on can soon be used as a password to allow entry in

nbc's cam ill williams reports. >> reporter: new research on contact lenses suggests flushing lensest a goodoption. >> it is not that they are toxic or poisonous. it's what happens to them problemsly and other plastics when they are flushed down drain. >> reporter: this environmenten research sst is not one of the researchers who presented this, but says this research on contact lens is concerning because it shows that contact ounses are not easily biodegradable andld seep into surface waterve or , affecting wildlife and the environment. >> when they reach the wastewater treatment plant for example, what they do is probab tend to fragment. they break into tinier and tinier pieces. when they do that th ten to act like little sponges. >> reporter: sponges he says hat could absorb poisonous substances and toxins from the wastewater treatment plant? then they getnto the river on the other side of the wastewater treatment plant. then they pose this risk because of the toxins that they havecu lated to fish and wildlife and maybe to people as well if they get intri ding water down the road.

are flushing lenses down the sink or toilet.ays contact could pose a threat to marine life. scientists say lenses should be thrown away with other solid waste and not flushed down the drain. >>> the kansas city star says 700 u.s. department of agriculture jobs paying more ab want them. the usda says the jobs are being ved out of washington d.c. because it's difficult to attract qualified employees there. it also wants to move staffers closer to farmers. lawmakers are pushing the government to bring the jobs to the kansas city area. >>> still ahead, greece successfully completes it's three year bailout program. what this means for the country. >>> here's a look at today's after moisturizer but there's one... out of the water. hydro boost water gel from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid it goes beneath the surface to plump skin cells from within and lock in hydration leaving skin so supple, it actually bounces back. the results will blow you away! hydro boost and our gentle exfoliating cleanser from neutrogena® what might seem lik

be flush.dana: what happened? >> greg: the solution is for the woman, play the flute. you saved so much money. it's a tiny instrument. it's more enjoyable than the cello. i had a great flight. it was fantastic. i'm always against people tweeting against airlines because i think it's petty. somebody flashed something down the toilet and it delayed the flight. what delays flights? the number one thing is weather. you don't consider this a thousand variables. in this case, it was somebody -- never flush anything down that is larger than a cocktail weini weinie. it's a good rule. >> richard: i was on a flight to israel and they were 12 hours delayed. >> greg: it could be weather. they are trying to save your life. >> dana: across the board, you had a good flight yesterday. a lot of people, we get where we need to go. i think across the board, people are frustrated with the airline airlines. the planes, the delays, overselling, the cost. people want to get where they are going. they are extremely fr

troopers and marines flushing out the last of the commune yis and the city.ing the homeless with they can receive food and medical attention. fathers and husbands are dead. here they are, helpless and their homes destroyed and possessions burned. the government has the responsibility of caring for these orphans and widows as best they can while trying to prevent the communist from launching another devastating attack. teams began a disease prevention campaign especially amongst the refugees. religious and civic action organizations all over the world responded to the government's request for aide, food, medical supplies and clothing and poured into the refugee camps and distributed to the victims. truck after truck carrying water in to outlying areas to help get it back on its feet. the food in the camp was simple but nourishing. children are children even in refugee camps. they play and have recreation. as a health measure, beginning to collect the mounds of garbage and debris that pile up on the streets. the refuges were loaded on a truck. the people of sai

meanwhile, serena williams is favourite to to win a seventh crown at flushing meadows.k from having her daughter and will play magda linette of poland first. to be the favourite almost a year after having a baby is quite interesting. you know, i don't know my drawer but i feel like if i want to be the best i am going to have to start beating these people anyway. it promises to be a fascinating night in the premier league as manchester united host tottenham. united are under fire after losing to brighton last time out. spurs need to end a horrible record at old trafford. they've lost 21 times in the premier league there, and the last four without even scoring. in the last four years we played there, we lose for different reasons, playing well in some games, not so well. but the feeling is it isa not so well. but the feeling is it is a massive challenge for us, it is a massive challenge for us on monday to go to manchester united. i am sure they are favourite to win the. sebastian vettel has moved past alain prost to third in the list of formula one grand prix winners, af

it means that any potential rescue deal is more attractive for rescue but we still need to flush outh out someone who will stump up the cash and help house of fraser get through the difficult position it is in now. a couple of people are in the frame that has of fraser, it still needs that has of fraser, it still needs that cash, that's the bottom line. with this hurdle, we saw the problem it out with the potential chinese investor, it was this hurdle, so would you betting be that it's in a good position now to put a good case forward and save the stores and house and tried to pick things up again —— save the stores that it has? it has a clearer position. i would not describe it as good, but clearer, which means this hurdle is out of the way. so anyone going to inject cash has more visibility as to what the business will look like. pa rt to what the business will look like. part of the problem is that the business has seen 7% like—for—like sales decline in the last figures. we are buying into a distressed acid now. we know mike ashley has 11% of house of fraser at the moment, and he

the fenders are flush with the car. the running board is gone and legend has it that he literally erased it by looking at a picture of an old car and he took the eraser on his pencil and just erased it. he thought that's it, i'm going to get rid of running boards. and the spare tire is hidden as well. it totally changed the shape of cars. so this was one contribution of harley earl. notice also the length and the height of a car. harley earl lengthed and lowe-- lengthened and heightened cars. it used to be the rear seat sat above the rear axel and that was a very uncomfortable and bumpy position to be in. now they sat cradled between the two axels and so it was a much more comfortable ride, but it gave the whole car a more long and streamlined feel to it. it's more aerodynamically styled. it's a much better looking car. this was a huge contribution to the way cars looked that harley earl achieved. you could really tell the difference in an antique car, an older model car, and the design that harley earl started to impos

the bumper and the headlight are flush with the car. this is harley earl standing next to his buick. the back of the car almost looks like a boat. but look how those elements are blended in. you can see it a little better. anything blends in better. they don't extrude from a car. they don't seem as external to a car. it gives the car a more streamlined look. the headlight, the bumper is more flush with the car. the windshield is a little more slanted. it gives a more aerodynamic feel to the car. the fenders are flush with the car. the running board is gone. and legend has it, he literally erased it by looking at a picture of an old car and took the eraser on his pencil and erased it and thought to himself, that's it. i'm going to get rid of running boards. the spare tire is hidden as well. it totally changed the shape of cars. so, this was one contribution of harley earl. notice also, the length and the height of the car. harley earl lengthened and lowered cars. this had an impact on passenger comfort. because it used to be in older car

. >> the market is doing very well because companies are flush with cash, when they're flush with cashy're not playing employees more. they're doing dividends, doing stock buybacks. this is so dangerous. why would republicans want to sell this to the american people. the administration making the argument, when you give corporations these taxes they will create jobs, they will give people higher wages. i dispute that point because corporations are flush with cash today and they're not doing that. >> tiny tim, we're taking your crutch away from you. >> i will negotiate a better deal. how exactly are you going to negotiate that? what magic wand do you have? elizabeth: well it is the greatest story never told as stuart varney likes to say, the economic boom in the u.s. didn't make the front page of "new york times" or other media. media outlets like msnbc tried to claim tax cuts wouldn't create jobs. that companies wouldn't invest. you wouldn't see higher median income. they would argue, companies would keep money, tax cuts. they wouldn't spend it under obama, that was the argument. that

johanna round at flushing meadows after beating sweden'sjohanna larsen in three sets.her will be warming up over the next few days even though we are technically going to be going into meteorological autumn, because friday is the last day of summer, believe it or not. until next year, of course. anyway, let's concentrate on what is happening in the short term. we got some clouds and weather fronts in the atlantic, they will be heading in our direction of the next couple of days. a little bit of cloud, maybe some spots of rain. nothing too much. in the short term it is a case of clear skies tonight, and actually come across many northern and north—eastern areas and rural areas, temperatures will drop down to low single figures, maybe a couple of degrees above freezing first thing on friday morning. for many of us it will start off beautiful and sunny on friday. weatherfronts are gathering out towards the west, just about nibbling into northern ireland and the western fringes of england and the western fringes of england and wales, so perhaps thickening cloud here during

. >> the troopers and marines were flushing out the last of the communists from the city.ers were busy relocating homeless at refugee centers where they could receive food and medical attention. >> their fathers and husbands are dead. here they are helpless with their homes destroyed and possessions burned. the government now has the responsibility of caring for these orphans and widows as best it can while trying to prevent the communists from launching another devastating attack. >> civic action teams began a diseased action campaign amongst the citizens, especially the refugees. religious and civic action organizations from all over the world responded to the government's request for aid, food, medical supplies and clothing poured into the refugee camps and were distributed to the victims. truck after truck carried water in from outlying areas to the thickened city to help you get back on its feet. the food and the camp was simple but nourishing. >> children are children, even in refugee camps. their play and recreation was supervised. the army engineer corp. began to c

i have installed a 1 gallon per flush toilets. not a 1.6 or 1.5. a 1 gallon. with the buckets that i am using to catch water while the water is getting hot and when i washing my dishes and all of that stuff, i literally use water to flush my toilet. i have installed grey water systems. i got rid of my top loading washing machine and put in a front loader. and there is grey water going out to the yard. there is grey water from a shower, my sink at my bathroom and my tub. all going out to the yard. i think here, we have a lot of room to change what we are doing in california. i would love to see for household bills coming out, take advantage. if there's five people living in a house, here is your quantity of water that you get. thank you. i have come in from a colleague of mine. thank you. >> president kwon: bringing it home, chris. welcome. >> thank you. i am absolutely exhausted just listening to this today. i can only imagine how you all feel. in 2001, i was elected to my local water district in half moon bay. i was immediately appointed to the predecessor ag

you have four flushes and three deadly chemicals that is inserted into this man and my self as the execution i am at the end of each the rant i'm pushing the poison. down to two into the body so i'm more attach to this person then it is pushing a button then release and then they let the current flow by itself fifteen days prior to an execution the condemned would be moved to the death chamber where jerry and his team worked. all nine of us were executions and reprotect a good excuse and that's what we stood by. the preparation was mental as well as physical we practice and practice and practice prior to execution. each of us knew our jobs sign it and we never allow ourselves to get that close to anyone we train for that we train this way you don't get that close to. the day of the execution. twenty four hours prior to that we.

open officials are feeling the heat and not because of the temperatures at flushing meadows. french tennis player took her top off after realized she put it on during the wrong way during heat break. she was issued a code violation. that triggered a storm of comments on social media. the officials say she did nothing wrong. they clarified the policy. >> that is plainly sexist. surprising they would not have seen that coming and change that rule long ago. >>> if you know an experienced lawyer to defend the president, if he is impeached, the white house may want to hear from you. a new report says the president's allies are worried he won't be ready to protect himself. what do harvard graduates know about cognitive performance? as you'd probably guess, a lot. that's why a new brain health supplement called forebrain from the harvard-educated experts at force factor is flying off the shelves at gnc. forebrain's key ingredients have been clinically shown to help enhance sharpness and clarity, improve memory, and promote learning ability. and now every man and woman in america can

the opening day of the last tennis major of 2018, and fans at flushing meadows in new york were in typicallye atmosphere. it's festive, it's fun, walking around... having my signature cocktail! it's really cool signature cocktail! it's really cool, ijust signature cocktail! it's really cool, i just really signature cocktail! it's really cool, ijust really want to see, like, every tennis player i can. lviv, the vibe is awesome. beautiful. the people, atmosphere, fantastic. the guy with the camera, or some. someone who could have used some of that good cheer was world number one simona halep. having lost in the opening round last year here, she soon found herself a set down against unseeded estonian kaia kanepl against unseeded estonian kaia kanepi. 0na against unseeded estonian kaia kanepi. on a frustrating afternoon for the romanian, there were the odd sign of her number one status. playing her first match on the newly renovated louis armstrong court, the french open champion failed to sustain any kind of service rhythm and her usually stout defence was no match for kanepi. paul frostick, bb

federer is looking for a sixth title at flushing meadows but first since 2008.hugues herbert. kyrgios fought back to beat pierre—hughes herbert at the us open after an apparent pep talk from the umpire. kyrgios was a set and 0—3 down to his french opponent when official mohamed lahyani climbed down from his chair during a changeover. usta are invesitagating the actions of the umpire. in the women's draw, german angelique kerber is through to the fourth round after beating sweden'sjohanna larsson in three sets. the wimbledon champion looked to be cruising at a set and a break up and served for the match only for larsson to hit back and take it to a decider. but the fourth seed held on to win 6—2, 5—7, 6—a. kerber will play dominika cibulkova for a spot in the last 16. in rugby league, warrington bounced back from the heartbreak of their challenge cup final defeat with a ruthless 80—10 demolition of hull. warrington ran in 1a tries on the night — with bryson goodwin grabbing five on his own. it falls short of their biggest superleague win from three years ago when

the draw‘s been made for the us open — the final grand slam of the year which gets under way at flushingas been given a tricky start to the defence of his title. the world number one plays his fellow spaniard david ferrer. roger federer, who hasn't won the us open since the last of his five—in—a—row ten years ago, starts out against japan's yoshihito nishioka, and the wimbledon champion novak djokovic begins his quest for back—to—back majors against marton fucsovics of hungary. the 2016 champion stan wawrinka, who was given a wildcard to enter, has a fery tough first round match against the number eight seed grigor dimitrov, and anotherformer champion who's working back to fitness is andy murray, the winner in 2012. he plays the australian james duckworth. in the women's singles, serena williams, who's seeded 17, begin her quest for a record—equalling 24th grand slam title against poland's madga linette. sloane stephens begins the defence of her title against the russian evgeniya rodina, and world number one simona halep, who finally broke her major duck by winning the french open, plays

patients here in the parking lot and the gymnastics yard plus in areas near the hospital that you got to flush out evil as dawn broke in the nation authorities were still rushing to remote areas. on the gillie islands northwest of low but terrified people packed onto the beach white and fold them up to two is quite soon two weeks people are desperate to lave. they fear the trauma could trigger a tsunami. even though authorities say there's little chance of that right now. there are just one account somewhere safe somewhere and you know that the risk is not so. clever it's. bali lombok a prone to earthquakes oh the same millions of tourists visit them every year now the russians in the other direction the airports of packed with people wanting to go like number. well the chairman of the disaster management agency has of the death count from the most recent earthquake is up to ninety eight and there will definitely be more we have not encountered yet so far the death toll does not include any foreigners and about ten thousand foreigners have been evacuated already because these are both popular

the fourth and final tennis major of the year, the us open, gets underway at flushing meadows on mondaypi, and rafa nadal is also defending his title, having pulled out of the cincinnati masters last week to rest. very positive start. it's important for the feelings, for the confidence, and that gives me the chance to rest the week after in cincinnati. i'm here just to try to improve every day. last year i lost in the first round, so cannot be worse than that. but, you know, ifeel confident. i feel that i have the game to win against her, but she's very dangerous. the last ten years or so i've been coming and preparing to try and win the event, whereas i don't feel like that's realistic for me this year. so it's a slightly different mentality coming in than what i have had the last ten, 11 years of my life. so that feels a bit odd. it's great that, yeah, the last few weeks are over, because i had a lot of work to do on court. but yes, we're close to the start of the us open now. i won the us open five times, so i stand here pretty happy, to be quite honest. it's not like the us open nev

patients here in the parking lot and the gymnastics yard plus in areas near the hospital they do good to flush out evil as dawn broke into edition authorities was still rushing to remote areas. on the gillie islands northwest of low but terrified people packed onto the beach white and fold them up to two earthquakes in two weeks people are desperate to leave. they fear the trauma could trigger a tsunami. even though authorities say there's little chance of that right now. they always want to get out somewhere safe somewhere and know that the risk is not so. clever. bali lombok a prone to earthquakes all the same millions of tourists visit them every year now the russians in the other direction the airports of packed with people wanting to go home. and for the very latest now let's bring in journalist critic of our gore who is joining us with the latest from jakarta and we just like to know what are the authorities saying about the situation especially in longbox right now . well there they're definitely monitoring the casualties the death toll is ninety eight so far but the head of the disaste

patients here in the parking lot and the gymnastics yard plus in areas near the hospital that do good to flush out evil as dawn broke in addition authorities were still rushing to remote areas. on the kili islands northwest of la buck terrified people packed onto the beach white and fold them up to to a quite soon to wakes people and desperate to leave they fear the trauma could trigger a tsunami. even though authorities say there's little chance of it right now. there are just one account somewhere safe somewhere and i don't know the risk of not so. clever. bali lombok a prone to earthquakes all the same millions of tourists visit them every year now the russians in the other direction the airports of packed with people wanting to go home. and it's not a queue to the island of long book or joined by jen montgomery me she's from canada and on holiday in long book with her family jen tell us you must have had a fairly tariff it time that can tell us about where you were when the quake hit and what you went through. we were staying and our fellow we had just returned from dinner we had been in t

toilet -- transpacific partnership and flushed it down the toilet.ve now threatened trade wars with other allies. that is not how you commence negotiations for -- negotiations effectively. what we do is ask our allies to join china and opposing what the u.s. is doing, and they are going to get some of our allies to agree. they've already done that at the wto. is this spirals, it is bad. if we can keep it from spiraling, it will be fine. we have a very big economy. if it is $20 billion or $50 billion of goods, that would be modest. but is this spirals into the hundreds of billions, we are going to have a recession on both sides of the pacific. kevin: get your response to something else larry kudlow told jonathan ferro earlier today. he talked specifically about china and the currency. take a listen. mr. kudlow: the currency, i think partly they have stopped defending the yuan. they think it will help offset the u.s. efforts to get rid of their unfair trading. currency fall, though, is just money leaving china because it is a lousy invest. -- lousy inv

open officials feeling the heat, but not because of the sweltering temperatures in flushing meadow. > we have andy scholes with the bleacher report. >> a female player was given a code violation for changing a shirt on the court, the u.s. open was slammed for the double standard. male players change shirts all the time usually while sitting in the chairs. this happened to alize cornet. she realized she put it on backwards and the umpire gave her a code violation. women's tour officials say alize did nothing wrong. after the outrage, the tennis association clarified saying women can change shirts in the chair or leave the court without assessed a bathroom break. usta regrets what happened. >>> serena and venus winning yesterday. they will meet tomorrow in the third round. this will be the 30th time the sisters have squared off against one another. the last match up was at the australian open when the odds were stacked against venus. >> the last time we played the australian, it was 2 against 1. at least this time -- that is when serena was pregnant and you were one of the few who knew.

need a wildcard to be involved, but he is ona need a wildcard to be involved, but he is on a running flushat is important is how well he has played. sixth place at the open championship, a second place at the pga. i think the word he used was trending. i realise he is a story, i is that i realise he playing well andi is that i realise he playing well and i look forward to that. he is featured in seven ryder cup's. since playing in 2012, scandals, injuries and technical issues have meant he has gone out of clean picture. no, you are a vice captain, you are not playing! two years ago he was on the sidelines as part of the support staff. that was the plan for this year might instead he could be on the tin, despite it all. it has been really ha rd. the tin, despite it all. it has been really hard. it is a lot harder than people think. i am just really pleased at what i have done so far and now, to be part of the ryder cup conversation going from where i have come from till now from last year has been pretty cool. the states are not short of stars, while the europeans want the last major is, th

stuck to fiscal discipline, it had a very predictable policies that, in the international markets were flushity. all those preconditions have now fully shifted and that exposes turkey to all sorts of problems. that shift, how do you think we can re—calibrate things? what you of the potential medium—term measures for stabilisation and recovery of the turkish economy? i i think i policymakers have been slow in responding to the crisis. at the moment, i think, responding to the crisis. at the moment, ithink, their responding to the crisis. at the moment, i think, their best bet would be to come up with a clear and coherent policy plan with well co—ordinated fiscal and monetary measures, where the treasury and central bank co—ordinate far better, and the content or the programme is not that significant for me. we need a fairly ambitious programme that is built not on political expediency, but bureaucratic expertise and turkey has that institutional capacity. but i think market observers such as myself are expecting an waiting for that strong policy response and a policy framework that is foresee

water is not a cap-filled use and flush commodity. it's a lifeline of our planet. commissioners have vital and critical decisions to make. water is not just for real estate density and development. water must be conserved for use in cities, farms, orchards, vineyards and rivers. the public must be included in the decision making and not behind closed doors. thank you very much. >> president kwon: thank you, ms. clark. next, sonya deermair. is that right? >> yes. thank you. good afternoon. i'm sonya deermair, speaking for sierra club bay area and california. we find it appalling that san francisco is opposing the state water board's proposal to leave some water in the twalamy river. we are also appalled that the commission has not seen fit to make this an agenda item for public discussion. san francisco is allying itself with greedy agricultural interests and central valley republicans and the trump administration, which is staging a full-scale attack on california's right to determine its water future. they are spewing extreme rhetoric, demanding the right to conti