i'm here to bring you george christopher playground award of contract. this is also for treaty construction in an amount not to exceed $3,335,000. this supports both strategic plan number 1, objective 1.2 to strengthen the quality of existing parks and facilities, and strategy two, objective 2.2 to strengthen the health of san francisco's youth and seniors. there were three bidders for this project and bids were opened on june 14, 2019. george christopher playground is located in the eastern edge of glen canyon park in the diamond heights neighborhood, bounded by diamond heights and gold mine drive and apollo lane to the southeast. the 6.8-acre site includes clubhouse with rest rooms, a softball field, tennis court, children's playground, pathways with bench seating. the trails from george christopher park and playground connect to nearby glen canyon. the george christopher playground renovation is a named park in the 2012 clean and safe neighborhoods bond, and the purpose of the project is update the current playground for safety and accessibility and p

george p. bush sees it, christopher ray sees it. i don't think we have evidence in the white house yet >> i don't think the president himself accepts that. but what i think is undeniable apart from what the white house believes -- normally i'm loathe to blame politicians. i don't think it was bernie sanders's fault that they shot up republican law makers and i typically wouldn't say it's donald trump's fault that anyone acting on his behalf did something awful. i think the president has changed the way people think it's acceptable to treat their political opponents. friday he tweeted, seeming to celebrate a robbery. elijah cummings saying too bad, exclamation point. i think he bears responsibility or makes it easy to blame him for acts like this, given statements like that, even though he did tweet something seemingly appropriate today. and i do think that trump has sort of brought on increasing sort of brutality towards the political -- our political opponents that is generally unwelcome. >> can you defend any of this? the presiden

christopher wray sees it, george p. bush sees it.e evidence that the white house sees it. >> i think some people in the white house would accept that. i don't think the president himself accepts that. but what i think is undeniable, apart from what the white house believes, you know, normally i loathe to blame politicians for the acts of people take on their behalf. i don't think it was bernie sanders' fault that one of h supporters shot up. but i think the president changed the they people think it's acceptable to treat their political opponents. just friday he tweeted seeming to celebrate a robbery of a congressman's house. elijah cummings saying "too bad!" i think he bears some responsibility or easy to blame him given statements like that. even though he tweeted something seemingly appropriate today. and i think that trump has sort of brought on an increasing sort of brutality toward the political -- our political opponents that is generally unwelcome. >> can you defend any of this? the president's words and statements and his --

get your perspective on this we do appreciate your time that's christopher thornberg live in los angeles thank you my pleasure. now george pell the highest ranking vatican official to be convicted for child sex abuse the result of his opinion against an earlier verdict in australia shortly held the sentenced to 6 years in prison in march on charges of abuse and 2 choir boys when he was archbishop of melbourne 20 years ago but tory gate and the reports . cardinal george pell is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of child sex offenses after the 12 members of a jury in melbourne believe the word of a victim over that of the former archbishop but that the 78 year old said the jury's verdict was unreasonable and the defense was blocked from showing the video in their closing argument louise milligan who has written a book about the cardinal knows one of his victims this is pain and ignore mostly difficult process for all of the people who made complaints to come forward and to to go through you know being cross-examined at trial about something that happened when they were children. it's stressfu

daily caller christopher bedford joining us on 2020, former ambassador to mÉxico and el salvador. ester georgeing us on the company with another inversion to talk about. former economic senator united nuclear iran chairman joe linerman, kyle beth, great insights there on markets and china he will be here onset. don't miss a moment of it, we have a big show this morning, futures are down, we know why, markets are lower right now by about 60 points, down 7 on s&p and nasdaq down 32 after yesterday's big rally boosted by positive retail earnings and stimulus hopes, china issued trade warning increased tariffs could escalate tensions and they are urging washington to meet beijing halfway, president trump spoke about it yesterday. >> we are winning against china, they lost 2 and a half million dollars in a short period of time, has to be a deal fit for the united states, they want to make a deal, probably we will make a deal, somebody had to do it. i am the chosen one, somebody had to do it and i'm taking on china. maria: have to admit, the president has changed the conversation on china, liz peek.