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i'm limited in santa cruz was folly remembered by fellow diver kyle gorham. >>but i knew he was an active scuba diver he loved teaching scuba. on news morning, the sweetest instructors i've ever met. >>stephen diana's neighbors near you see santa cruz echoed those sentiments. they were wonderful neighbors wrote one recent addition to the neighborhood diana was always looking out for the block. they were a generous and warmhearted family she wrote and in a statement apple computer said steve soli get was a 30 year veteran whose energy and enthusiasm touched so many people throughout his career tia seleka and a classmate who was also among the victims attended pacific collegiate school in santa cruz. most recently diana adam it was a contract humane educator at the animal shelter. she ran the summer program and after school you've program. she will be sorely missed. >>the very hard it's very bull staff and volunteers. tulisa church, your response, your it organization. >>the flag is at half staff here at the animal shelter and also across town at the county gov

i'm limited in santa cruz was folly remembered by fellow diver kyle gorham. >>but i knew he was an active scuba diver he loved teaching scuba. use more of the sweetest instructors i've ever met. >>stephen diana's neighbors near you see santa cruz echoed those sentiments. they were wonderful neighbors wrote one recent addition to the neighborhood diana was always looking out for the block. they were a generous and warmhearted family she wrote and in a statement apple computer said steve soli get was a 30 year veteran whose energy and enthusiasm touched so many people throughout his career tia seleka and a classmate who was also among the victims attended pacific collegiate school in santa cruz. most recently diana adam it was a contract humane educator at the animal shelter. she ran the summer program and after school you've program. she will be sorely missed. >>very hard it's very bull staff and volunteers. tulisa church, your response, your it organization. >>yes with a flag at half staff here at the shelter and also across town at the county government cent

my name is laurie gorham. when immigrants come to america, they usually do so to live the american dream and assimilate to the values. i can't help but ponder for what reason because it is not obvious why anyone would want to align with a communist sympathizer such as rose pak. i believe that chinese immigrants come to america because they no longer want to be oppressed by a communist regime. yet here, it seems that some supervisors want to do just that. the name chinatown station is appropriate. please read the human rights foundation letter. >> clerk: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. we have evidence that rose pak supporters have been recruiting members -- >> please state your name, please. >> chun lee. we have evidence that rose pak supporters have been recruiting members of the public to attend m.t.a. meetings by offering them free food and drink and also paying them $25 per hour. on sunday, we obtained a we chat log from a chat group related to today's event tha

we remember steven ward of gorham, who was working on the 101st floor of the north tower that terrible morning. on this solemn anniversary, we join all americans in remembering the nearly 3000 people who lost their lives that day, lives of accomplishment, contribution, and promise. each lost wounded hearts of family and friends who can never be fully healed and we honor the heroes of that day. we still are moved by the selfless courage of men and women on flight 93 who wrestled that plane to the ground in pennsylvania, sacrificing their lives so that others might live. we are inspired by the firefighters, e.m.s. personnel and police officers at the world trade center who continued to climb upwards to rescue those who were in peril even as the twin towers were tumbling down. the new york city fire department alone lost 343 firefighters who responded to the attacks. we pay tribute today and every day to the first responders, the military personnel, the civilians who rushed into the smoke and flames at the pentagon to lead others to safety. we express our gratitude to those who have given

attorney john gorham, who is looking into the origins of the investigation is doing. they have worked this out in a coordination fashion, no doubt, and it probably -- it's the end of a phase of horwitz's investigation but i don't know if it will impact the work much. >> what about mccabe and the fact we are hearing that might be closer to him being indicted for basically lying when he was one of the fbi officials going after general flynn and others saying send them to jail for lying. now he may be and trouble himself. >> i think it makes it much harder, ed, for him to make a case if there is a minimal case of lying and frankly when you look at horowitz's report on the full statements allegedly made, doesn't look like a minimal case to me. but i think because you have this hovering issue of whether we have a two-tiered justice system where the connected get a break and be polite general flynn don't, it makes it harder for mccabe to argue in the teeth of that for leniency. >> ed: what about the question i raised at the top about his relationship with james comey? comey

i'm limited in santa cruz was folly rememred by fellow diver kyle gorham. >>but i knew he was an active scuba diver he loved teaching scuba. on news morning, the sweetest instructors i've ever met. >>stephen diana's neighbors near you see santa cruz echoed those sentiments. they were wonderful neighbors wrote one recent addition to the neighborhood diana was always looking out for the block. they were a generous and warmhearted family she wrote and in a statement apple computer said steve soli get was a 30 year veteran whose energy and enthusiasm touched so many people throughout his career tia seleka and a classmate who was also among the victims attended pacific collegiate school in santa cruz. most recently diana it was a contract humane educator at the animal shelter. she ran the summer program and after school you've program. she will be sorely missed. >>the very hard it's very bull staff and volunteers. tulisa church, your response, your it organization. >>and we have continuing covege of the deadly boat fire on our website you can find what we know a

i'm limited in santa cruz was folly remembered by fellow diver kyle gorham. >>but i knew he was an active scuba diver he loved teaching scuba. use more of the sweetest instructors i've ever met. >>stephen diana's neighbors near you see santa cruz echoed those sentiments. they were wonderful neighbors wrote one recent addition to the neighborhood diana was always looking out for the block. they were a generous and warmhearted family she wrote and in a statement apple computer said steve soli get was a 30 year veteran whose energy and enthusiasm touched so many people throughout his career tia seleka and a classmate who was also among the victims attended pacific collegiate school in santa cruz. most recently diana adam it was a contract humane educator at the animal shelter. she ran the summer program and after school you've program. she will be sorely missed. >>the very hard it's very bull staff and volunteers. tulisa church years organization. >>the flag is at half staff here at the animal shelter and also across town at the county government center. the sam

i'm limited in santa cruz was folly remembered by fellow diver kyle gorham. >>but i knew he was an active scuba diver he loved teaching sca. on news morning this week is instructors i've ever met. >>stephen diana's neighbors near you see santa cruz echoed those sentiments. they were wonderful neighbors wrote one recent addition to the neighborhood diana was always looking out for the block. they were a generous and warmhearted family she wrote and in a statement apple computer said steve soli get was a 30 year veteran whose energy and enthusiasm touched so many people throughout his career tia seleka and a classmate who was also among the victims attended pacific collegiate school in santa cruz. most recently diana it was a contract humane educator at the animal shelter. she ran the summer program and after-school youth program. she will be sorely missed. >>the very hard it's very bull staff and volunteers. tulisa church years organization. >>investigators continue looking into what went wrong on the conception diving mo before it caught fire monday killing t

i think the risk and concern is more about the global macro, what happens. , thank youp gorham for joiningare sale will kick off a week of action with a string of companies going to debut shares. shanghai biotech will make its way after raising $410 million last week. it will be a test of investor sentiment as the first hong kong listing since july. u.s. fitness and balaton -- balaton -- shery: the elephant in the room is wework. some directors seeking to push adam newman out. masayoshi son favors his removal. let's bring in ed hammond. what do we know at this point and if in fact adam newman is removed as ceo, would this help? would.hink it he has become toxic to the investment community in being a figurehead for much that is wrong with this company. they have to ipo if they are going to keep the $6 billion credit line. the pressure is on to do fairly quick. doesng rid of adam newman ease several things but it will be interesting if investors treat this company as having prospects at all. shery: we were talking about governance changes within we work. would that have helped and will we se

and whoever we met is who you will meet now, starting in gorham, new hampshire. ♪ this town in new hampshire'saurant. vicky bird is a waitress. are you a lifelong resident around here? >> i was born and raised. >> reporter: and richard wallingford eats on his way to work at his interior design store. >> we've had good times. we've had bad times. >> reporter: is this a good time or a bad time? >> we're peaking the top. >> honestly, there's not enough people to work right now. i mean, people are coming and going. you can't get help. >> reporter: statewide unemployment is 2.5%, and yet -- >> look at the news this morning. >> reporter: when we visited, news was spreading of an attack on oil facilities in saudi arabia. >> that will affect us, you know. it's just -- i feel like we're on the edge of a war. and it -- it's pretty scary right now. >> reporter: do you worry about the trade war at all? how it might affect you? >> it has. a lot of materials are very difficult to get. the prices have increased tremendously. >> reporter: after breakfast, we've headed southward through the white mountain nati