[applause] gov. pence: i am truly honored to address the 2016 graduating class and i am humbled by it. a class of 514, truly exemplary young men and women, research, academic achievement, athletics, men's and women's national basketball champions are among us. choral members we just heard , musicians who just toward it through the united states and europe, students who have served, and classrooms and churches and hospitals, studied and served abroad. we have among us a princess of the indy 500 festivals, and a graduate submitted a photo soon adorn our bicentennial stamp. this is a class of extraordinary accomplishment. i believe the 2016 graduating class of indiana wesleyan university represents a generation of promise and i congratulate you all. [applause] gov. pence: today is all about you and it should be fun. you are all winners. and, the prize is waiting right up here. and the winners have fun. i am here as your governor, but it is not the highest office that i hold. the highest office i hold is

gov. weld: i don't think -- gov.nson: i don't think freewheeling crazy, if you will, is unique to libertarian. i think that republicans and democrats have got them. we are a family. it is the way it is. it is ok. sure, whoof you, i am have gone to the democratic national convention are the republican national convention, you can attest to what i have just said. will you be conducting a 50 state campaign or will you be focusing on particular states where you hope to get an electorate vote or two or three? gov. johnson: it depends on resources. the modern-day campaign is social media, and taking advantage of free media. ,he focus will be on free media new york, the next three days, might be the two of us in front of 50 million people as opposed to getting out on the ground and reaching several thousand. >> governor, do you see any reason that the two of you are nominated, [indiscernible] journalists, as how about a pitch? how about an open headline questionnaire? why should these two guys get included in the polls?? th

gov. snyder: we were concerned about it. gina mccarthy: quite this came from drinking the water. this advice was needed. >> everything that you have available to you. are you telling me that you got on tv and said, do not drink the water? gina mccarthy: the only thing we knew was that it was led in a very localized area. had i made the assumption commit -- ssumption, carter: i am not with you on this. environmental protection agency. why don't we change the acronym? come on. let us change it to something else. let take "prevention" out there. gina mccarthy: the law of primary authority. >> the law? >> the gentleman's time is expired. >> thank you. this is a really tough hearing for all of us. right? sides tried to tackle the problem, because our real issue is trying to prevent it from happening again and what we can do about restoring faith, because our constituents who do not believe either of you. right? there are plenty of reasons not to believe any of you. governor i worked for three ,

we will work and follow-up with sf gov and follow-up with mr. james as well. >> okay. >> next item, please. >> the next order of business ten, closed session. no closed session items. the next order of business is item eleven, adjournment. the mee>> the meeting is adjourd 2:15. thank you. san francisco san francisco san francisco rules committee rules committee >> i believe was just mailed to supervisors. i'm pleased to submit this letter of support for (unintelligible) candidacy. working as a lone female scientist. doctor (unintelligible) has demonstrated over 40 years of research. special focus on increasing female participation. (unintelligible) an at risk teenage girls have receive mentorship since 2008. has received national geographic explorer -- written extensively about the eucalyptus tree, a tree with importance to our city. honored as a fulbright senior specialist. serving in the california academy of scientist. she's been awarded multiple times for her work. >> supervisor mar: calling dr. loman (sounds like) canopy meg. i wanted to sa

gov. davis: yes.ople go to the primary, they are likely to vote for that same person in the general if that person wins in the primary. i think it's like giving someone five dollars. you are invested in them. i'm looking for a big turnout on both sides. i think trump is likely to win on the republican side handily, and as i said, hillary wins in a narrow turnout. i think it's important to get people out and understand how important this is. the supreme court hangs in the balance. obviously, the presidency hangs in the balance. it's hard to say when that ever happened before. john: i am a native californian myself, and the state used to be a republican state. republican governors often got elected in california. it's been a while since that happened. governor short was more of an independent. why do you think it is that in today's california republican party, why does donald trump look like the favorite to everyone who looks at your state from afar? gov. davis: he is speaking to a group of americans fo

[laughter] gov. pence: i said, not really. [laughter] gov. pence: college changed that for me mostly because of people like those back here. professors who saw in me something in a classroom, more than i saw in myself. about 90or who is now years young and is still a mentor to me, dr. curtis. i will never forget, he threw me a paper back and said that is a c. i said it is not different than his and he got a b. b, said, for him that is a and you got a c. professors for themselves into your lives. join me in thanking all of the professors and all of the faculty who changed your life. thank you. [applause] gov. pence: another way i was changed is i learned the value of true friendship, real friendship through thick and thin. there is something about when you go away from home and how quickly you huddle with just a few people. i will bet you were talking this morning, putting on the cap and down with people you might have first day. the there is a bond and use each other through the challenges. i know while today is hello to your future for many

if china gov-to-gov relations with the rest of the world, for example, southeast asia, are not great, how does that help companies? alibaba just bought an e-commerce platform there, and yet the chinese government is having lots of friction with those areas because of maritime issues. so it's all very interesting. [laughter] so i have 12 chapters in the book, but chapter 13 is the most interesting, but i just couldn't write it because it's happening all the time. okay. i think that's a cue to, like, wrap this up. so i'm happy to have you here, including friends i haven't seen for many years. and i'm happy to sign and stay in touch. you find me on we chat, if you don't know that, duncanclark.com. thanks. [laughter] [applause] >> like he said, we'll be signing over here. please purchase up at the front. >> i have three quotes from jack ma, so help yourself. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> this is booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. here's our prime time lineup. starting shortly, we talk to charles kesler, editor of the claremont review of books. and at 7:45, elaine

gov.think bernie sanders is going to run a competitive race in california.i think it will be close. i think hillary will win in the single digits in part because of her years of service and the familiarity of californians with the clintons. the four best years of my lifetime were the final four years of clinton's term when we had a record surpluses and 22 million new jobs. beneficiaryis the of that, plus some admiration for her work as secretary of state and as a united states senator. timele: it has been a long california's vote has mattered in a primary. would you look forward to the general election and say it's going to have a difference? you think there will be any difference in november? gov. davis: yes. when people go to the primary, they are likely to vote for that same person in the general if that person wins in the primary. i think it's like giving someone five dollars. you are invested in them. i'm looking for a big turnout on both sides. i think trump is likely to win on the r

we will work and follow-up with sf gov and follow-up with mr. james as well. >> okay. >> next item, please. >> the next order of business ten, closed session. no closed session items. the next order of business is item eleven, adjournment. the mee>> the meeting is adjourd 2:15. thank you. ♪ >> i am so looking forward to the street fair tomorrow. >> it is in the mission, how are we going to get there? we are not driving. >> well what do you suggest? >> there are a lot of great transportation choices in the city and there is one place to find them all, sfnta.com. >> sfmta.com. >> it is the walking parking, and riding muni and it is all here in one place. >> sitting in front of my computer waiting transportation options that is not exactly how i want to spend my saturday night. >> the new sfmta.com is mobile friendly, it works great on a tablet, smart phone or a lap top, it is built to go wherever we go. >> cool. >> but, let's just take the same route tomorrow that we always take, okay? >> it might be much more fun to ride our bikes. >> i am going

we will work and follow-up with sf gov and follow-up with mr. james as well. >> okay. >> next item, please. >> the next order of business ten, closed session. no closed session items. the next order of business is item eleven, adjournment. the mee>> the meeting is adjourd 2:15. thank you. >> the office of controllers whistle blower program is how city employees and recipient sound the alarm an fraud address wait in city government charitable complaints results in investigation that improves the efficiency of city government that. >> you can below the what if anything, by assess though the club program website arrest call 4147 or 311 and stating you wishing to file and complaint point controller's office the charitable program also accepts complaints by e-mail or 0 folk you can file a complaint or provide contact information seen by whistle blower investigates some examples of issues to be recorded to the whistle blower program face of misuse of city government money equipment supplies or materials exposure activities by city clez deficiencies th

families in general, and helping parents, we also want to take the opportunity to take our good friend gov. jerry brown, because he's he has voted to complement this law very similarly. as you may know, we've had a family leave policy in the state and in the city for quite some time but it only paid about 55% and then the rest would have to be done by the families. this legislation closes that gap, and again thankful to supervisor weiner for doing this.. but in addition, the governor and the legislature decided they would also increase the state's portion so that in a couple of years the state will be covering about 60% of this family leave and the rest of it to a staggered process will be covered by employers on a staggered basis depending upon the number of employees that they have. these efforts provide the kind of basic security and support that should be available quite frankly, to every family in the united states of america. we start it right here in a very proud that everything that we do here, everybody else watches, and they need a copy, maybe they don't, but if they do, they kno

[applause] gov. pence: i am truly honored

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chris christie predicts ac's gov is running out of money in weeks as a cloud of uncertainty continues to hang over the troubled resort. >> yeah, that worries me that the city's in dispair like it is. >> reporter: it's tough for fred to hear the constant news coverage of the financial crisis. he owns four properties in the resort and knows nearly $30,000 in taxes paid this week is money the city desperately needs to stay afloat. >> sad, it's a hard thing to deal with, you know, everyone thinks wouyou're in the gutter. >> financially, we're running on fumes. >> reporter: still, the city made a key bond payment this morning that kept ac from becoming new jersey's first municipality to default on its debt since the great depression. >> if we didn't make our bond payment, it would be detrimental to everyone,ing inning us. >> does he win a gold medal for that? >> reporter: governor christie offered no praise. the two leaders at odds for a proposed state takeover of the city's finances, a plan supported by christie and senate president steve sweeney. instead, city officials backed a rival re

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>pam moore: those wars are coming from gov. he is warning people that the fuel storm of the we have over the winter do not change the long- term jobs attrition and california. >>grant lodes: climate change is the drought conditions in california will become a way of life and what can relax after a good but not a great year of rain and snow is ordering the almost all restrictions in place to come, including bans on the watching the car without a shuffles and a hose and on driveways and you cannot water plants in the lawn after rent for 40 hours the governor said that citizens have been stepping up and doing a good job of the drought is our regular occurrence. >>grant lodes: we have been doing a good job the contrasting program has resulted in and near the 25% drop in water used between last june and march of this year. >>reporter: we will see the increasing clout so sunny skies expected force as a headed tomorrow afternoon along the outside lanai you can see the cloud of developing a little patchy fog as well which will link acr

i sent e-mails that i thought were work related to people's .gov accounts. >> reporter: clinton knew as early as 2010 her e-mails were not all safe for the record. the report revealing an e-mail exchange. she was asked, should she get an official state department e-mail address or release her private address to the department? clinton responded, let's get separate address or device, but i don't want any risk of the personal being accessible. the report found no evidence clinton requested or obtained permission to use a private server, and would not have been granted it if she'd asked. clinton refused to be interviewed by investigators, saying she wanted to talk to the fbi first. >> we quite fairly, i think, made the decision that we were going to await the opportunity to answer questions from the justice department. >> reporter: but already donald trump firing away. >> she's as crooked as they come. inspector general's report, not good. >> you have the state department saying hillary clinton exercised bad judgment. she shouldn't have done it. and that's going to be a republican talki

we will work and follow-up with sf gov and follow-up with mr. james as well. >> okay. >> next item, please. >> the next order of business ten, closed session. no closed session items. the next order of business is item eleven, adjournment. the mee>> the meeting is adjourd 2:15. thank you. >> the office of controllers whistle blower program is how city employees and recipient sound the alarm an fraud address wait in city government charitable complaints results in investigation that improves the efficiency of city government that. >> you can below the what if anything, by assess though the club program website arrest call 4147 or 311 and stating you wishing to file and complaint point controller's office the charitable program also accepts complaints by e-mail or 0 folk you can file a complaint or provide contact information seen by whistle blower investigates some examples of issues to be recorded to the whistle blower program face of misuse of city government money equipment supplies or materials exposure activities by city clez deficiencies th

to have a big meeting with the secretary of energy, gov. brown will be hosting a special side event for city and states on energy work and we will be front and center on that. the mayor will be speaking to the energy administers as well to all the sub nationals that gov. brown has assembled. finally, i just want to point out on june 3, there's any event called the climate is a partnership, which we at grace cathedral at 7 pm. that is scientists took the data from climate change and put it made music out of it so this is a mathematicians and musicians coming together they're going to be performing in grace cathedral with the amazing acoustics. so, if you're looking for something to do friday night june 3, i highly recommend that. that is my directors update. >> president omotalde: thank you. is there any discussion, commissioners? hearing none, let's move to public comments. on item 10 only. seeing none, public comment is now closed. next item >> clerk: x item item 11 policy committee reported highlights of the april of 2016 and may 9 2016 m

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but he comes out of there holding the gov over his face.e didn't catch the ball the reason he hell the glove over his face because he cut his lip so badly he required five stitches. all right. the best team in the national hock can he league is moving on to the couldn't friend finals. i know flyers fans don't want to hear it. but the pittsburgh penguins are the best team in hockey right now. they blew a three goal lead last night but they won it in overtime. the pennsylvania won the best of seven series in six games against a team with the best record in hockey this year the washington caps. usually the best team in every sport doesn't win a championsh championship. now here's how it sounded with a great call from the penn's radio voice mike lang. >> goes around corner to kess sell in the slot, it goes off the body and in. it's over. penguins have won this game. 6:00 there mark. ladies and gentlemen, elvis has just left the building and all the president's trophy men couldn't put humpty together gwen. >> brilliant. he's got so many great ca

he'll meet with flint's mayor and michigan's gov rick schneider.he president signed an emergency disaster declaration for flint back in january to help efforts to combat led in the drinking water. >>> neighbors in the northeast tonight want answers about what's happening be 19 the street and their homes. "eyewitness news" in the 3500 block of aldeen street over the past year, flat lawns have become rolling hills. sidewalks have rippled upwards and patios have crack. neighbors have been filling holes with bricks and dirt that just keep disappearing underground. >> where is the dirt going? >> into a very lover heal hole. >> somewhere. >> i'd like the city to come out here and tell us what's going on. >> water department officials have come out twice but provided no definitive answers. responding to our inquiries the water department says shell do more checks if neighbors reach out. >>> there are now new developments in the verizon workers strike that's now entering its fourth week. we warned health insurance benefits for striking workers expired may

take a look at general services administration advantage .gov. they sell supplies to those government agencieagencies. that's why on the sight, they have a clear, made in category. search silverware, and you'll find made in the united states of america right next to this spoon. but how can you be sure that what taxpayers are buying is really made here? we went to find the spoons, liberty tabletop, made in new york, selling their silverware to the navy, the air force, the army. but it turns out, they're fighting mad, because they started to lose business. >> nobody could tell us why. >> because also on that website, other distributors like thompson and little, listed here at made in the usa, but when we called the manufacturer, they told our team, they make this spoon overseas. these knives? made in china. and this flatware set? made in china, too. and back in new york, they say this mislabeling is costing american jobs. >> there's a lot of people that are purchasing unbeknownst to them, products being made where they plot beiare not being made. >

he'll meet with flint's mayor and michigan's gov rick schneider. the president signed an emergency disaster declaration for flint back in january to help efforts to combat led in the drinking water. >>> neighbors in the northeast tonight want answers about what's happening be 19 the street and their homes. "eyewitness news" in the 3500 block of aldeen street over the past year, flat lawns have become rolling hills. sidewalks have rippled upwards and patios have crack. neighbors have been filling holes with bricks and dirt that just keep disappearing underground. >> where is the dirt going? >> into a very lover heal hole. >> somewhere. >> i'd like the city to come out here and tell us what's going on. >> water department officials have come out twice but provided no definitive answers. responding to our inquiries the water department says shell do more checks if neighbors reach out. >>> there are now new developments in the verizon workers strike that's now entering its fourth week. we warned health insurance benefits for striking workers expired ma

. >> sf gov tv. >> thank you. alright. toonts meeting is televised live thanks to sf gov tv staff for televising and airing live. the meetings can be viewed on sfgovtv 2 or [inaudible] member thofz public please take the opportunity to silence wrour phone squz other electronic devices. public comment during the meeting is limited to the 3 minute per speak answer unless otherwise established by the officer of the meeting. speakers are requested but not required to state the names. speaker card will help [inaudible] deliver speaker cards to commission secretary. there is a sign in sheet at the front table for those like to be added to the mailing list. please show the slide. sf gov tv, please show the slide. >> where is our start here slide? >> in lieu of our slide i will just say my little bit. as is our new custom here at the small business commission, we beknin each and end each meeting with a reminor the office of small business is the only place to start your new business in san francisco and best place to get answers a

i sent e-mails that i thought were work related to peoples' dot-gov accounts. >> reporter: she knew her e-mails were not all saved for the record. thank you e-mail exchange with huma abedin -- she asked, should she get an official state department e-mail address or release her private address to the department? clinton responded, let's get separate address or device but i don't want any risk of the personal being accessible. and the report found no evidence that clinton requested or obtained permission to use the private server and would not have been granted it if she had asked. clinton refused to be interviewed by investigators. she wanted to talk to the fbi first. >> we made the decision that we were going to await the opportunity to answer questions from the justice department. >> reporter: but already donald trump firing away. >> she's as crooked as they come. the inspector general's report, not good. >> you have president obama's state department saying that hillary clinton exercised bad judgment. she shouldn't have done it. that's going to about republican talking point all the w

we will work and follow-up with sf gov and follow-up with mr. james as well. >> okay. >> next item, please. >> the next order of business ten, closed session. no closed session items. the next order of business is item eleven, adjournment. the mee>> the meeting is adjourd 2:15. thank you. welcome to the commission on department of aging & adult services please take roll. >> morning. >> commissioner president james is absent excused commissioner serlina commissioner itani commissioner loo commissioiner ow commissioner roy commissioner nelson and executive director is present. >> may i have a motion to approve the agenda that was modified a few weeks ago we have a copy. >> move forward second. >> thank you narrating approval of the minutes of the consent calendar agenda. >> so moved. >> second. >> any questions or comments thank you. the motion carries next item approval the april 6, 2016, minutes has everyone had a chance to review them any changes or comments from did public comment public so moved. >> seconded by. >> all in favor, say i. >> i.

[applause] gov. kasich: thank you all for coming. first thing i have to do is to thank my great wife karen-- [applause] she has endured my political career and also of course, accentuated it. there is no one like karen. she's charismatic. she walks into a room and people fall in love with her. when she appeared on anderson cooper, john weaver commented , and beth hansen commented, if only we had run karen, we would have been a lot more successful. [laughter] i happen to agree with that. -- they are, unbelievable. they have been so supportive. [applause]

gov. snyder: i stood in front of the entire state of michigan and talked about this failure, and how i apologized, and would try to fix it. i have been very clear about accepting responsibility for the people who work for me, to the so-called experts who crated the crisis, and this terrible tragedy that should never have happened. i want to make sure it never happens again, and i want to take care of the people of flint. >> i will not close this hearing until mr. cummings has equal time, as well. let me go to administrator mccarthy. and copper rule requires you by law to updated every six years, but you did not do that, correct? ms. mccarthy: they required us to review it. >> you don't believe it is required under law to updated? ms. mccarthy: there are many laws -- >> you are just supposed to look at it? ms. mccarthy: we are actively looking at this rule. we wanted to add substantive revision to it. do what the last administration did, just we get a bit? rep. chaffetz: this has been more

gov.d the federal government follow through on one note he's defending that state's law that required the transition people accuse the rest from matching the sex and that birth certificate we have a guest of he is executive director of the trans general law center in san francisco. >>: where national organization with a large organization in the country will have a southern regional office in the atlanta georgia and partnership with the group or southerners on the crime of group with over two decades of the ethics parents for an organizing in the south and the federal government will not that discrimination and this transgenic people stand cannot symbols of the discrimination the chechen people to give to live our lives about four days of all of the people the realities trained people to clear trash and women of color the legislation n.c. mixes some shoppers. >>pam moore: mississippi's no resistance from the mall does not go into effect until july the first one is already facing a legal ch

clinton is asked if she will have a state dot-gov account because her address is getting caught in the spam filters. of course, a government account would be searchable under a the freedom of information act and that appears to be something she wanted to avoid and she says to her aide, we don't want to have a situation where my e-mails are my personal communications are accessible. now on to these depositions that are happening here in washington, d.c., the federal judge in the civil suit, the freedom of information action lawsuit took an unusual step of allowing these depositions. one today was cheryl mills. this is a limited discovery to understand how the e-mail system was set up. and also a guy called luis lewkins. he was involved in a lot of the logistics for mrs. clinton's computer work. what he said in the deposition is interesting. he said when he saw her using the personal e-mail account, he thought it was only to be in touch with friends and family, though mrs. clinton has said her use of the e-mail account was widely known within the state department. and he also said he saw

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why on earth would the now republican nominee since clinching it, why would he call out the poplar gov nofr a swing state like new mexico that just happens to be the head of the republicans governor association? >> well, every time that trump goes to speak somewhere, he lays out that and whether it's ohio or michigan, your country is a mess and our trade deals are kill us. people are worse now than they were 15 years ago and then it's in mexico and what he is saying is that as a president of the united states, he will bring jobs back to the country. that does not matter if we're in new mexico or indiana, people are hurting. we need a message and bring the jobs back. outlining something that he has done across the country because we have to highlight the problems. >> i think that you would agree he is very supportive. here is what he had to say this week. >> i think that the attack last night was very very destructive. it sent all the wrong signals. >> gingrich went on to say -- >> well, chris what you have here is there's no attack on the latino governor. this is laying out what the st

gov. today is an opportunity for us to focus in on understanding that we need to work together. we have a short-term water crisis that needs to be repaired. we have a long-term issue about building a stronger city of flint to create job opportunities for everyone. i wanted to come here and tell you, you didn't create this problem, government failed you. i apologize, and i will work hard to fix that. we all need to work together, and so i would like to thank the president for coming here today. it is part of the process to say how we can all work together. i'm committed to working with the mayor, the city council, the neighborhood leaders, the pastors, and all of you, on strengthening flint. we need to work together with the county, and the federal government. i want to thank the president for sending outstanding people such as dr. laury. we're working hard on putting important programs in place. i want to thank you for coming here today. this is an important moment to show how we can work

to presidential candidates before, because everyone understands it if you have ever been in a real gov verning meeting at the white house with the president and the speaker of the house as i have, you would not be able to tell by their manner or by what they say which one of them is more powerful. the president or the speaker. everyone in the room knows that if the speaker doesn't want what president is selling, then it isn't going to happen. because everyone in the room has read article 1. that part of the constitution that paul ryan began to explain today to little donald trump. joining us now, the leader of the never trump movement. and norm, and the co-author of "it is even worse than it looks." i say, get me norm. my question, when i am imagining the first 100 days of the trump presidency is, when is the last time a president got something that the speaker of the house didn't want? i believe the civil rights bill got pushed through on a discharge position. you tell me, what is the last time we saw it happen? >> probably the last time lawrence was in 1981. ronald reagan got his tax

and former massachusetts gov major bill wells as johnson's running mate. back now to bill o'reilly. >>> a special edition of the factor, the trump phenomenon. and in the unresolved problem segment, global terror and how to deal with it as commandser in chief. i spoke with donald trump about that. what exactly will do you about afghanistan? >> i would stay in afghanistan, one place we should have gone in the middle east because it's adjacent and next to pakistan which has nuclear weapons. i think you have to stay and do the best you can. i don't think you have a choice. one place, instead of going to iraq, we should have gone there first. i would stay in afghanistan, because of its location next to pakistan. >> i would keep 10,000 troops there and fight against the taliban. >> probably so. i hate doing it. i hate doing it so much. but again, you have nuclear temperatures in pakistan so i would do it. >> but pakistan is no friend to the u.s. the guy who helped us, the doctor who hemmed us, the pakistani helped us get bin laden is a pakistani. would you get h

gov. johnson: we will try to address mandatory minimums.ressing nonviolent criminals behind bars because of our is, forlaws and that it the most part, that is the majority makeup of federal prisons today, those who are there on mandatory sentencing who have been convicted on numerous occasions for small amounts of drugs. selling those small amounts of drugs. there are tens of millions of americans in this country outside of prison who are but fordid felons that drug laws would otherwise be taxpaying, law-abiding citizens. use to have a different emphasis on a number of these criminal justice issues when i for seven years back in the 1980's, even then we side ofed the demand narcotics use as well as the supply side. something is happening in the country right now, kicked off i-8 republican governor in the south. which is a realization that we are not getting too far by not narcotics problems, alcohol problems, as a diction. as a status crime as opposed to a national healthcare emergency. if you study the economics of the impact of the econom