so we have a hallway all and i heard them coming down from the last. all i saw was people running the opposite direction of the shot. and so i knew it must of came down from either the hallway or further down into the mall to the left is what what the report down yes, the food court is down to the last it is downstairs our stores upstairs, but there's people from away from the left direction, running outside towards the parking lot. >>the second level of the mall dead right. the shooting was on the second level would say was on the second. what you think the shooting was actually on the first level of the mall you are on the second level is that what you think i wasn't quite sure all i knew was there are shots fired and i assume that it actually. >>was upstairs because the shots sounded very close to where i was i and so seen people run it, you know either into our store or from that. >>shooting area. >>may be assumed that it was very close. ok so you think it was on the view on the second floor you thought it was on the second floor, the food court wo

last year last summer a series of videos showing a makeshift drug dead in the march civic center hallway pushed board president bevan duftylyto got up holding table and chair and i started. >>sitting here at 00:30am in the morning and i think it really put some pressure out there and we saw a lot of response from bart pd and sfpd and i think demonstrated that we can change that trajectory of this station a year later the hallways cleared up and the trains are seeing less needles left behind. >>duffy says in july of 2018 custodial workers at bart picked up 4,197 needles from civic center and pow stations alone in may 2019 that number fell to just 585. >>it's really dramatic. >>decreased he thinks the syringe kiosk placed outside the station is a big help and the san francisco department of public health says they're seeing an increase in proper syringe disposal across the city. but the drug problem is far from gone on tuesday just across from the safe disposal site a man could be seen preparing a pipe. duffy says it's a clear illustration of the shift in drug use is a way in which. >>the

started to fill the hallway.ublic just toe get into the house office building was spilling out onto the sidewalk. are talking to all of you morning. this will bringudiciary you into the room and he will go before theme room house intelligence committee at noon. and onth us www.c-span.org. there will be video on demand on the website. to listen wherever you are, download the free c-span radio app. michigan. democrat. good morning. caller: good morning to our great american patriots. i'm a real democrat. we should look at what's happening in venezuela, the cubans are arming the drug cartels, the news should look at this instead of these witchhunts by so-called democrats. city,tom in ellicott maryland. an independent. good morning. --ler: i have a comment every time we see these like thes, it's ringling brothers circus. we don't get anything out of it. there will be more tabloid headlines out of it. host: they want the public to hear robert mueller read from the report, here him in his own words -- hear him in his o

train there were three young men having a lovely discussion in the hallway. in the european train, you have a compartment in a hallway. this train was full. they were arguing in the hallway. in english. from studied english -- eighth grade on. english loved the language. i became an english major. actuallyopportunity to hear native speakers in english or be able to speak it to a native speaker. i was trying to hear what they were talking about. 1957. the terrible things that happened in little rock, arkansas, with children not being allowed to get into high school and not allowing kids to enter high school. eventually, they had to send their troops to prevent these children from being maligned. one of the guys was a yugoslav. the one being accused was american. that's who was being told what kind of country as this -- is this? how can you be like that? the young man was saying, it is not me. it's not most of us. most of us believe in freedom and equality for all. i'm sure this will end. when the discussion ended, i pass through the hallway and this young man

>>needles found between seats and people shooting up in station the hallways over the last year several bar writer videos and pictures have pushed bart leadership to make some changes in tonight. they say the environment at at least 2 stations is improving. good evening. i'm ken wayne. >>i'm pam moore bart says it has seen a dramatic drop in the number of needles left on trains but the officials also say this does not mean that the drug problem itself is getting solved. well for snow bellow is looking into this issue for our she joins us now live with the latest noel. >>all right ken and pam kind of a sticky situation of course the number of needles found specifically at the civic centtr and powell street bart station is still a problem but the board president that fda says that increased a syringe disposal areas as well as increased police patrols have definitely and dramatically lessened the number of needles being left on their trains, however he says this does not mean that drug use is actually down while it's not mayberry it's a lot better than it was last year last summer a series

the hallway outside a state senate hearing room in sacramento, reflected the controversial nature of a bill which caps rent increases at about 10%. that is except in areas which already have rent control. reporter lonnie wong talk to both sides of the issue. >>people that are on fixed income people that are working in a low income wages, can't afford the rising rents we've seen tenants get 200% rent increases. >>and that go into effect in a month and so not just people onto the streets it also requires landlords to state in writing why they are evicting a tenant. >>if they report things and there the situation like that. >>add some mold etcetera then a landlords evict them or they raise the rent, it's cool. >>and more forces well they say they don't want to be head artificial lift pass what happened in my own case was we decide not to be landlords anymore. >>we sold a small four-unit building in a very moderate income neighborhood where we live to a developer who made it into condominiums. >>opponents also say the bill is the first step toward rent control within 20 is one landlord s

this guy shouldn't be standing behind a presidential seal, he should be wandering down the hallway of a group home with a nurse chasing after him, screaming, donald, your gown is on backwards [ cheers and applause i'm sorry. you just heard about tivo? trump's brain is permanently stuck in 1989. have you heard this new food called go-gurt it's a game changer. he was more off kilter with the democratic debate looming and robert mueller's agreed to testify before congress next month. and it clearly got in trump's head because he called up and rambled about mueller. trump was referring to unearthed text messages between two fbi agents having an affair. >> robert mueller, they worked for him, and the two lovers were together, and they had texted back and forth >> how come we haven't seen it all? yogave william barr -- >> he terminated them illegally. he terminated the emails he terminated all of the stuff robert mueller terminated their text messages together he terminated them they're gone and that's illegal >> seth: deleted the word you're looking for is deleted. my god, man, go back to

door looks like it is in an interior hallway. can you walk us through that? this is not an a.d.u. previously we had submitted the project as single-family because we did not have the new legislature. >> that is the single-family version. >> that is correct. >> okay. >> we drew that out. >> is the a.d.u. plan in my packet? i think i'm looking at the wrong thing. >> actually, i should amend what i said previously. we did add to the a.d.u., but that's entirely -- >> it makes sense. thank you. >> commissioner moore? >> i don't agree with commissioner hillis' observation it is an a.d.u. by design. it is a nice unit, it is small, but i do not see any need to manifest your desire that it doesn't fit the design. i cannot support that. the building is large, and for that reason, i would feel quite comfortable with the way it is right now. >> is that a motion? >> commissioner hillis? >> we have seen these before where you are trying to add onto the building and get the same results. the designs tend to suffer because of it. it looks a little large on the street. i gues

in the hallway and i used to be a hall before monitor and i was stationed right in front of his locker so when i knew that he was coming to his locker i would put my hands up and like black youth wait. so he would have to say excuse me or something in that we started talking we got to know each other you know at the walk in our home many times in and out over at our house. you know my home. wasn't really a home compared to her house margaret grew up with her parents before the parents or the nice decent house great mother great father. something that i didn't have and i started you know just being around her a lot and being around family a lot and next thing you know you know it's pretty much you know once we started going to get i was pretty was there were another house and they were 2 years old i was pretty much stay in there because my mom was on drugs she longs she knew i was there she really didn't have a problem with it but i kind of started you know liveness there were more get out a very young age. by the time i was $1617.00 i was fully engulfed in the drug game and it is only

companies that do business with this company hallway and a lot of their components are used as part of hallway products and what's interesting important understand here is that these concerns by the united states aren't necessarily shared by our european allies so there's a little bit of a disconnect on that front as well so you said yourself lawmakers on both sides of the aisle including mark rubio and general schumer democrat of new york have expressed alarm that ternium is showing weakness is that the case is he's showing weakness well what's interesting here is i mean if in fact it was his own administration that imposes greater restrictions and now he's. hold back on then unilaterally you know if the concerns were legitimate 1st place then that he needs to explain frankly why those concerns don't exist anymore and it simply can't be because our trading relationship with china is too important because it's not clear from this weekend i don't want to see agreement this weekend understanding that anything necessarily has changed on that front so let's talk about the trade war overall

the family you tend to trust family when i 1st saw him and that was in the hallway and i used to be a hopeless for monetary and out with station right in front of his locker so when i knew that he was coming to his locker i would put my hands up in like black youth way. so he would have to say excuse me something in that we started talking we got to know each other you know at the home many times in and out over our house. you know my home. was a really a home compared to her house margaret grew up with her parents before the parents all the nice decent house oh great mother great father home something that i didn't have and i started you know just being around her a lot and being around family a lot and next thing you know you know it's pretty much you know once we started going to get i was pretty was there in our house and in 14 years old i was pretty much stay in there because my mom was on drugs she. knew i was there she really didn't have a problem with it but a kindness started you know live in this day with morgan at a very young age. by the time i was $1617.00 i was fully eng

we used to always roll up and down the hallways of course it was the projects so sometimes we will sneak up on the roof which was the top floor 12th floor you know look out and of course i was very scared as a young child but you know when you live in the projects it's always so much stuff that you can go. my brother was tragically killed when he was ran over by a truck and i remember pacifically going to the corner with a habanera and seeing all the blood because they let all of blows the little stream the traumatic experience of losing my only brother and that truck eggs and i know it had done something to me you know drugs from our state that time was hard all the way or because my son was doing drugs my nephew's was too much drugs my niece was doing drugs my sisters were doing drugs and it was like an epidemic. of drug abuse. and i cannot explain. i cannot explain my feelings because i'd at that time i didn't know how i felt you know i was sad because i felt like they were different in their lives but there was not the not to do about it the change their lifestyle. how was it. after

companies that do business with this company hallway and a lot of their components are used as part of hallway products and what's interesting important understand here is that these concerns by the united states aren't necessarily shared by our european allies so there's a little bit of a disconnect on that front as well so you said yourself lawmakers on both sides of the aisle including mark rubio and general schumer democrat of new york have expressed alarm that troia is showing weakness is that the case is he's showing weakness well what's interesting here is i mean if in fact it was his own administration that imposes greater restrictions and now he's. hold back on then unilaterally you know if the concerns were legitimate 1st place then that he needs to explain frankly why those concerns don't exist anymore and it simply can't be because our trading relationship with china is too important because it's not clear from this weekend i don't want to see agreement this weekend understanding that anything necessarily has changed on that front so let's talk about the trade war overall w

. >> how many minutes would you like to visit in the hallway? >> i would like five minutes in the hallway or we can move to the next case and come back and make this hour last. >> if they really want to have something on the table, i'm willing to give them a chance. >> with the permission of the commissioners, rather than giving you five minutes, we can give you a few more minutes and we can move to item ten, and then here you after we finish with item ten. how was that? >> that is fair. thank you. >> mr. patterson, does that work for you? >> yes. >> that is fine for me. >> i just have a question. i thought that mr. duffy was involved in the discussions that were taking place a little earlier between the parties. >> i don't mind them talking, but in the brief it indicated that the property was in very poor shape and i was just wondering if the department had verified that. >> i think if fellow commissioners don't mind, and if it is appropriate, i would like to hear from mr. duffy before we go in -- >> and plus be haven't heard from the senior in

so while we were in the hallways -- remember [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think it was whiffle ball whennce ohs ] and you could just see him, like -- "i put this one here put me with the gun here [ laughter ] hey, knock it off! [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: we got yelled at -- we just got yelled at by tom brokaw it made us laugh >> basically the only guy at nbc who could yell at us >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. >> tom brokaw. >> jimmy: but then somebody said, "oh, it's just jimmy and horatio. he's like, "well, if it's just jimmy and horatio. [ laughter ] i'm cool with those guys >> i'm sorry, guys >> jimmy: i'm sorry, guys. >> knock it on [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he did not say "knock --" >> knock it on >> jimmy: he didn't say "knock it on. [ laughter ] "knock it on." now i'm doing jimmy stewart. i want to talk about -- dude, "black monday. you're fantastic in it it's on showtime on demand if you want to check it out it's getting a little emmy buzz, just want to say >> thank you >> jimmy: congratulations on that, bud. i like that. >> oh, yeah, yeah, it's a great show don cheadle is amazing

it was not that reporters in the capital hallways asked about or tweeted me on a daily basis. you will never see a push notification on your iphone about legislation like ours. but this is what matters. it matters to sergeant summers parents and it matters to veterans across the state and military families and loved ones and it matters. it's exactly why as arizona senior senator i won't spend my time focusing on areas of disagreement because spending energy on the latest tweet, the latest insult and the petty politics simply doesn't move the needle for everyday people like the summers. as a member of the veteran affairs committee i am fortunate to serve with republican chairman johnny isakson and ranking member jon pastor, two senators who demonstrate every day what can get done when leaders put aside their differences and work toward common goals. our bipartisan legislation got this far in part to support from senators isakson and keser, as well as the leaders of the armed services committee and ranking member. and so many others, i thoroughly miz the leadership of an armed s

and batteries order is particularly important for people who live in a shared building cluttered hallway messy no wonder room or a badly parked car a sure fire ways to make enemies of your neighbors the buildings house or the rules will often stipulate which part of the stairs you are responsible for cleaning who puts the bins out and who's responsible for the sweeping the pavement else. clearing the snow this way vians in southwest germany even came up with the sweeping week suspension you might find a sign appears outside your door of the night just a friendly reminder and then there's noise you've got to keep it down after about 10 pm all day on sundays bank holidays each local government has a department dedicated to order the ordinance and office of public order among its 5 us duties is noise control so they're likely to be the ones who turn up if you're breaking the noise rules on your neighbors of the number. of course not all germans are such big fans of order and there are times when the germans seem to flaunt that orderly reputation on the map. taking. it apart easier or god he

they would have been in a bedroom just down this hallway to the right and made their way to the dining the menu anything they wanted, but what they happened to choose was scrambled eggs, steak, toast, orange juice and coffee. >> how are they thinking about that flight to come? >> i think they're thinking, you've practiced for it so you know what to expect. >> 4:15 a.m. wake up, breakfast, then they show up here in the -- >> suit room. so you got your suit on and sat down in that seat and they hook you up to these panels to make sure everything was working correctly before you headed out. >> so all suited up now the three apollo 11 astronauts walked down this hallway? >> right. with the team supporting them. standing at the door cheering and clapping. get over here and get on the elevator to get on the astro van to go down to the pad. >> once you go out those doors and you see the cameras and you see the people, i got to imagine these guys realize the whole world is watching. >> you walk out and everybody's cheering and clapping and it makes you feel proud. >> we were just in the crew q

a lot of energy in the hallways. >> you are not alone at 4:00 in the morning. a long day. another big story. governor ricardo is stepping down. a puerto rican newspaper reporting the embattled governor will resign today after a week of protests. leaked messages from his inner circle revealed insensitive comments. he announced he would not seek reelection but without at that point to stay in office and that changed. we are learning the us may have shot down not one but two iranian drones and the strait of form news last week. us official telling fox news sailors and marines aboard the uss boxer believe a second drone was destroyed after watching it disappear from radar screens. the pentagon confirms the first drone was shot down after it came within 1000 yards of the warship. a man is behind bars charged with murdering his university of mississippi classmate, accused of shooting 21-year-old alley, castile multiple times. aishah hasnie has more on what led police to the suspect. >> he is charged in the murder of allie and we are learning about his arrest and the hours leadin

he hangs a left comes toward us and walks down a long hallway. that's what the building looked like at the time. minus a lot of the lights. so he is going in there with a flashlight walking down the hall. it's a spooky spooky place. richard says the place is crawling in ghosts. he thought the place was just dripping in them. and his story is going to -- as i get to it you'll see why. he walks down this hallway walks past this big room and gets into the room he is standing in. as he walks down this hallway he hears a sudden crash outside. he walks over to a window. looks down on the street, see as car accident has occurred at the intersection of seventh and e street. all of a sudden as he looks down at the accident scene he feels a tap on his shoulder. he turns around. there is no one there. but what he happens to do is in the course of turning around he happened to look up. when he looked up he sees an envelope sticking out from the ceiling. there is a ladder on the third floor, old ladder brings it over crawls up there. pulse down the ep voep. i

china buying agricultural products again in exchange for perhaps some loosening of these you know hallway export ban so there could be some sort of interim steps along the way but i really don't see a broad loosening of tariffs any time soon andrea to thank you very much for coming in thank you. little eyes are on the u.s. federal reserve today it's expected to lower interest rates by a quarter point to be the 1st rate cut since 2008 has been speculation about the probability of a con for weeks spurred on by federal reserve chairman jerome pownce testimony before lawmakers him in july in which he hinted that a cut could be on the white sheet president donald trump has been critical of the paid for raising rates. is what he told reporters at the white house yesterday. far far. from a lot of we're. going to. go to your i would like. like. one. was. really i think it was a big thank you so much for the independence of the fed let's get the market reaction from our correspondents in frankfurt and singapore ashutosh starting with you is a cut actually warranted the u.s. economy is going gangbu

may it inspire future heroes that walks these hallways in their youth. may god bless the memory and legacy of apollo 11 commander neil armstrong and may god continue to bless the united states of america. thank you, all. [applause] >> sir, if you want to turn around and grab this. >> we don't pull it. indiscernible] . four, three, two, one [laughter] [applause] indiscernible] > amazing. [indiscernible] >> thank you very much for oing such a great job. [indiscernible] >> beautiful. vice president pence: thanks for sharing your dad. [indiscernible] >> former special counsel robert mueller is on capitol hill next week testifying in back-to-back hearings about possible obstruction of justice and abuse of power by president trump and russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. our live all-day coverage on wednesday, july 24, starts at 8:30 a.m. eastern. watch live on c-span3, online at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> live here on c-span, supreme court justice elena kagan, here to discuss the law and legal education. this i

monaco became the first c county to roll l out a hallway built -a huawawei built 5g network.tsnd tendo is moving production of switch from china to vietnam. necessaryso examining measures. wrote to thenies u.s. trade representative last month to warn tariffs would drive up prices as 96% of all consuls are made in china. inmarriott is in trouble britain. >> they will be fined the equivalent of 110 million euros over a data breach that affected over 3 m million of its custome. >> the company says it will fight the ruling. for superdrive. >> tough times a ahead after a loss of 85 million pounds to april. that is mainly due to restructuring costs. let't's lolook at what is happeg onon the markets.. a cacautious day in e europeann trading. will we find out more about interest rate cuts? markets are trading in the red. shares in super dry are down, around 2% % after the bad news r the company. slumped yesterday over brexit worries. sayays are we talklking about morocco oror france? >> let's talk about mororocco. t the extension is nonow biggggest port i in the memediterraneaea aimi

china buying agricultural products again in exchange for perhaps some loosening of these you know hallway export ban so there could be some sort of interim steps along the way but i really don't see a broad loosening of tariffs any time soon andrew to thank you very much for coming in thank you. the amount look for south africa's state power utility eskom has posted a one and a half $1000000000.00 annual loss blames it on an outdated business model and warns of similar losses this year. these are bleak days for eskom the south african electricity utility supplies more than 90 percent of the power in africa's most advanced economy but it's facing a fight for its life according to its outgoing c.e.o. we are now freezing to death by a truck. and you are facing this death this death spiral because offsetof accuse of the number of our clients that are moving off to create. this comes death spiral can be summed up as follows long dependent on government bailouts it has massive debts the cost of servicing those debts is rising yet it is losing customers and clients the company lost $20000000000.

well you're later that hallways now clear bark took some actions to do that the trains are also seeing fewer needles left behind in fact in july of last year custodial workers at guard picked up more than 4,000 needles from the civic center pau street stations alone, but in may of this year that number fell to just 585. >>helicopter rescue team pulled a man from the water out of soon davis was monday just outside. the yacht harbor there near pittsburgh. his boat capsized he was wearing a life vest and that killed them. flowed while they were able to then plucked off and taken to safety. >>this week in muni service will return to the sales force transit center roots 5, 5 are 3038 yards. >>and 7. they're going to be running again ac transit will operate out of the temporary transbay terminal so you'll have to cross between the bus closet, beale street access. the buses and a greyhound as well as amtrak the center recently reopened but this will be the first bus service there since cracks were discovered in the steel beams at the transit center last september shortly after it opened. >>re

he reached this tiny hallway where he says he saw a silhouette standing in front of him about three feet away. he says he made a split second decision to fire his gun, fearing for his life. all of this happening he says in the pitch black darkness. >> about how far away were you from them? >> me to you. >> reporter: but the person lars shot was not an intruder. it was debbie. police quickly determined that the only shot fired in the house came from lars' gun. he said it was an accident -- a case of mistaken identity. >> everything happened so fast. >> reporter: nevertheless -- >> any kind of infidelities going on between you or with her anything like that? >> no sir. i trust her completely. completely. >> reporter: lars answered each of the investigators' questions. >> reporter: in return, he just wanted to know one thing -- >> nobody has told me anything about if she's alright. >> reporter: so after two hours of talking, they broke the news -- >> i don't know how to tell you this, but your wife didn't make it. okay? she is deceased. >> reporter: just before 10:00 a.m., police let lars g

take you for preserving this national treasure and may it inspire future heroes who walk these hallways. a godless the memory and legacy apollo 11 commander neil armstrong. in may god continue to bless the united states of america. [applause] >> all right. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] four, three, two, one. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> a new c-span pool shows that 70% of americans view nasa favorable. that is over 11 times more than those have an unfavorable view of the agency. americans also want nasa to continue to lead in space. among republicans and democrats, where people disagree with privatizing space expiration then agree with the policy. overall only 27% of the polls support private businesses

take you for preserving this national treasure and may it inspire future heroes who walk these hallways. a godless the memory and legacy apollo 11 commander neil armstrong. in may god continue to bless the united states of america. [applause] >> all right. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] four, three, two, one. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] the assistant inspector general for special reviews and evaluations at the homeland security department testifies at the hearing. >> the subcommittee on immigration and citizenship will come to order and without objection the chair is authorized to declare a recess at the subcommittee at any time and we welcome everyone to this afternoon hearing on overcrowding and prolonged detention at facilities and i

to act one year later that hallways now clear and the trains are seeing little fewer needles left behind in fact in july of last year custodial workers and bark picked up more than 4,000 needles from civic center and pow stations alone in may of this year that number fell to just 585. in the delta. the helicopter rescue team pulled a man from the waters of sassoon bay. it happened monday just outside of mecca for yacht harbor near pittsburgh. the man's boat capsized luckily though he was wearing a life vest and that kept him from drowning until rescuers could find him. he's now recovering this morning. >>7 oh 8 right now in recovery operations continue today on lake mendocino crews are looking for a man last seen fishing there in june, vincent soto and his father carlos we're on a fishing trip on the lake on june 11th. the carlos his body was found floating at the south end of the lake that night, his son's body, however has not been found. deputies search for vince says soto with divers and using sonic devices. they now want to search near the outlet of the lake at the base of piety val