i assume that would still be a strain on the ethics commission's willingness to process. it could be very challenging to fit all that? >> and we're putting our faith in a legislative body, all due respect to mr. hepner and to supervisor peskin, that is now hyperpolitical during the course of jockeying for mayor, several people being on it, others jockeying for power, each -- one group trying to screw the other group, and we're saying well, we're going to drop what we've done here, and we're going to have faith in the particular political process of the board of supervisors of san francisco as it currently exists. well again, with all due respect to several members of that board, not to all of them, that is total foolishness in my opinion. >> mr. chairman, let me ask you -- >> commissioner renne. >> -- a process question. the board has the draft ordinance that we sent to them on a vote of 4-1. they have that before them. if we -- and what we have before us now is some amendments to what we sent. if we were to not vote, 4-1, at least, to approve our action tonight and send

i assume what they did was finally realize, that is, the majority, that sought only point the cat is going to be out of the bag. the white house would release a memo and it would be different than the one that the house approved on its release and members of the house were able to observe. so they have weaved a tangled

trump showed up and adopted the same themes they had been doing, and i assumed it was just because thatthe way he thought as opposed to it was coordinated. so he effectively got this free ride off of this 2-3 years of russian investment. the other republicans were all running standard republican campaigns. they were defenseless. it was effectively he had been campaigning three years before they started. that is how he got nominated. we can't fix 2016, and that is not my goal. my goal in this whole thing is, i believe the advertising business model creates the wrong incentives for facebook, and that essentially it forces them to use highly addictive technology and to basically push people to increasingly extreme positions, so polarization is good for their business. anger and fear are good for their business. emily: what do you believe we are at risk of now because of

i assumed he was running. after all, i told him i would endorse him. my wife and i began to think about it. some weeks we said, no way. other weeks we said yes. i think i can do more for utah, fight for the people of utah, and i think in times like this with the challenges in the world that the more people of sober judgment we can have in washington, the better. >> can you expand on that a little? mr. romney: what's that? final decision? it was either february or march of 2017. >> governor, what are you personally going to bring to washington, aside from what you are bringing from the state -- by virtue ofne, the relationships i have with senators and the administration, as well as my life experiences that i can be more effective in helping to promote good average, ifthan the you will, junior senator. at the same time, there are things i care very deeply about. low regulation, less government and i am more of a myget hawk then some of public and those are things i will promote. >> how do you think mitch mcconnell has been as a majority leader? has he b

>> i assume a lot. >> should we do something about that? > again, i think the president is very much concerned about the rate increase of the debt and particularly the rate that grew over the last eight years. his first priority was to create economic growth. that's the single most important thing that will create revenues and over time we need to figure out where we can have government savings to deal with the deficit. >> we are at 20 trillion and climbing. and at some point we're going to have to change the name of the department of treasury to the department of the debt there's not going to be any treasury left . now, in the past year we've added what, 536 billion to that? and it would seem to me that we need to have an adult discussion at some point about how we're going to get control of that. >> i think the long term debt and long-term budget deficits are something that congress needs to be conscious of. >> i want to talk about the sanction. can we agree that at leastfor the past five years , that president putin has acted like a thug?

david: the chance of that is zero, i assume? aven't been -- i think, david -- by the time i came along, all the investment bankers had given up on making that pitch because they made it to my father so many times and it never went anywhere. david: what is the reason why you don't want to take the company public? abigail: as with a lot of things, there are trade-offs. so i would say the first thing that my father always said is, we do not need the capital that going public would bring us. so if we don't need the money, why would we go ask for it? i would say beyond that, it is nice to have the flexibility of having financial accountability being a little tighter. so for example, we do not have to go through the practice of reporting publicly our quarterly earnings. that is explaining the earnings to a broad audience. now we do watch our earnings very carefully, because it is all of our money that is the capital base of the company. so don't be confused, returns matter. they matter a lot. but the consistency of the returns probably

they're trying to miss ration is also intending to cut its funding of the peacekeeping operation so i assume that's not going to be easy to realize your own vision well i think you'll see realignment as the peacekeeping but that will have to work through itself within the international community but i do think the international players have got to step up in a way they have not done before for example each country will come into a country as a donor and have their program siloed. i have been saying to the international community these very fragile communities like in the greater sahara larry we need to come in with a strategic comprehensive holistic approach revive sustainability sustainable development resilience for example in the united nations world food programme we believe that every single person this enabled body to know who's receiving food they ought to be in a community development improvement properly but for that you have to solve the number one issue which is meet conflict he mentioned the word famine and then the way to yemen and i want to see is that there's a potential chalk

but i think i assumed it had to be a few exceptions. en you listen to the woman who whistle—blower today, saying that actually i brought all these concerns, including the fact that on a single day she had allocations brought to her of coerced sex in other countries by three oxfam workers in one day, she took her concerns to the board, and they told her that they had read her paperand didn't want they told her that they had read her paper and didn't want to listen to her talking about it. he truly seems they did not take seriously the fact that if you send people who have immense power into situations where other people are dependent upon them, then some people who was to miss use that power will be completely free to do so unless there are consequences. yes, so that particular line is obviously the key story on the front page of the telegraph, martin. they are saying, their headline, oxfam workers offers aid to sex, which is a very serious allegation. precisely, this is the interviewer talking about, which was on channel 4 news. clearly

i assume there are no accomplices. they have to check it out. >> you were in that chair on the day of the sandy hook shooting. we were talking about what would happen now. i said nothing, and like he said, nothing has. the police right now are trying to determine, is the danger over? to have a suspect in custody. is he the only person talking about it? in columbine, you had the shooters e-mailing each other for weeks that the plan to do. this so you could have had another person in this plan that maybe at the last minute opted out and didn't do the shooting but might be involved in the conspiracy to do it. so they need to verify, is this person the only person to consider this act? that would be hard to figure out. and then trying to rescue anybody that might be in this school hiding or wounded that needs to be taken out and rescued from the situation. but again, getting to the shooter, at the age of the shooter, we believe a relatively young person, that means the probability that person used social media. what did the

like most people, i assumed violence was getting worse and worse. re i looked at data on how often people harm each other, the more i came across graphs showing rates have come down in 70 years. rates of violence against women, rates of vince against children. as long as the rate doesn't go to zero, there are always enough incidents to fill the news. unless you look at the graphs, you can't appreciate how much progress we have made. as if that wasn't enough of a pleasant surprise, i then discovered that measures of other aspects of human well-being like how long we live, how many people die of disease, how many starve. all measures show there has been enormous improvement. you can't read about it because there's never a thursday in october in which papers run a story that says global poverty fell by 180,000 yesterday. they could have run that every day for the last 30 years. >> the late futuristic roman chuan said 90% spent their money on bread. but if we could i want to go to the most controversial line i could find. "enlightenment now" you say few

i assume you're past your birthday. so you'll see whether it's your governor, we're about to talk to one of your senators. the people i work with in washington, d.c., there is a debate about gun control, a debate about mental health. there is some people who will say there is nothing you can do if they want to, they'll find a gun as a matter of law. as a 16-year-old with your friends, what would you say to the adults? >> i would ask them if kids aren't even allowed to have their first -- like if they're not able to purchase their first drink of alcohol, then how are we allowed to buy guns at the age of 18 or 19? i feel like that's something that we shouldn't be able to do. and i feel like they need to create some more, like, better gun laws because obviously whatever we have going on, it's not working. and i feel like as our legislators and leaders, they shouldn't be offering prayers and words because those mean nothing. we need action because action is going to change what's happening. >> i understand you're at your gra

they're trying to mass ration is also intending to cut its funding of the peacekeeping operation so i assume that's not going to be easy to realize your own vision well i think you'll see realignment as the peacekeeping but that will have to work through itself within the international community but i do think the international players have got to step up in a way they have not done before for example each country will come into a country as a donor and have their program siloed. i have been saying to the international community these very fragile communities like in the greater say hillary we need to come in with a strategic comprehensive holistic approach revive sustainability sustainable development resilience for example in the united nations world food programme we believe that every single person this enabled body don't know who is receiving food they ought to be in a community development improvement program but for that you have to solve the number one issue which is meet conflict you mentioned the word the way yemen and i want to see is that there is a potential chalk specifically a

we'll approve it i assume. but this is gotten messy over an important issue. i want to give staff the time to do it right. it's too important an issue and if you want this done and you don't have the resources and you haven't hired the right people. i don't want to take a risk that we're not going to do the right thing. i am much more pro giving staff the benefits of the doubt if you want to add a progress report in between, because you don't want to give them the extra six months with an open window, i would be much more prone to vote yes for that, if that was the case. >> i think that -- >> that's what was stated. >> from the april date? ok, i'm fine with that. >> ok. >> i don't even know what the motion is on the table. >> april. >> with definitions and a plan. an outline of a plan and six months later to do what was in the original motion, which is to deliver to this body options for divesting of the dirtyest and riskyest assets on a -- >> the july 31st date has been moved. >> i thought i heard he was still. >> >> raise your right hand please. >> i mark far

>> again, i assume you have that number there, too. so i don't have it in front of me. >> it's $50 billion. nearly $50 billion. so i'm a little surprised that as head of fsoc and the secretary of the treasury that you would support a bill without knowing how much you're actually reducing the regulation on in these giant financial institutions. these banks hold the equivalent about -- of about a quarter of the entire economy. they got $50 billion in bailout money, less than a decade ago and yet you think we can roll back and reduce our oversight of them now so let me ask, do you think that these $50 billion to $250 billion banks can't pose a risk to the financial system? >> again, there could be banks that could pose a risk and could be designated. the purpose of this is many of those banks are community -- large community, regional banks that don't -- >> are you saying that a bank of $300 billion is a community bank? >> they're regional banks. >> are you saying they can't pose a risk to the financial system? >> i didn't say that. what i

a turkish court has announced that denis you joe will be freed without any restrictions which i assume that means he will be able to leave the country we are very pleased with the court's decision. so that was the german foreign minister and he seems to be indicating that there. will be able to leave the country. well. i would take away a major victory in the global diplomacy if this is in case in fact the case and so i believe he wants it to be true of course we have to wait for news from ankara but if it is indeed true that then as you joe can leave the country then it would be massively important for the role and the position of the gobbler who as we all know is in a weak position because of comments. there is a lot of quarrelling going on in his own party and lots of people are saying he can't stay foreign minister in the new government coalition with angle americans conservatives for various reasons so if he does carry this away than it would be a massive victory so of course this case could play into domestic politics is what you're saying in fact we're waiting to hear from she's

i assume they're here because of klaus. >> jimmy: poor klaus. are we sure klaus is okay? ] while he was in davos trump sat down with cnbc where i think he made what was a bombshell admission. >> reciprocal. i want reciprocal. if they're going to charge 100% for a motorcycle it should be 100% the other way too. and you know, when you mention attacks at the border, a 10% tax on the border for everything coming in, i'm a free trader. totally. i'm a fair trader. i'm all kinds of trader. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: as if that wasn't enough, the president also did an interview with piers morgan while he was overseas, which is funny because you know, piers morgan was on the "celebrity apprentice." this was a bit of a reunion for them. last time they were together trump was choosing between piers and trace adkins for the title of celebrity apprentice. piers is back in england now, where trump is not well liked. 63% of brits disapprove of the job he's doing. but it seems that nobody passed that note to donald. >> a lot of stuff has been going on between you and

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i assume you like these people. i assume it's central casting, right, boss?a berkshire, you know him? joined sheffer corporation through an apprenticeship. come on up here, tyler, six years ago, and now he's a machinist and a talented one. they like him. okay. [ cheers and applause ] nice to be loved. it's nice to be loved. i figured they only send popular ones up here. the unpopular ones, don't worry. paychecks are bigger because he's paying less taxes. tyler, you're up here. i'm going to give you a chance, maybe 30 seconds or less, to explain what you're going to do with all that extra money, in this case, over $1,000. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. president. with the tax cut and the bonus i will be trying to save up nomon to start a family and eventually get a bigger house. >> i like that idea. that's good. [ applause ] >> i appreciate all your hard work that you've been putting in and all your -- rob portman and every single. >> i appreciate it, tyler. that's beautiful. thank you, tyler. beautiful job. [ applause ] thank you, tyler. it's a good guy there

traitors unanimously found that the evidence put forward by the i assume the relation to this matter did not have the same weight in each individual case this is why in twenty cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficient to establish that looking at rule violation was committed concerned. this does not mean that these twenty declared innocent but. due to insufficient evidence the appear so held the sanctions and old their individual results achieved in such reinstituted. to discuss this further we are now joined by r.t. is it goes down of now in or can you outline the decision for us in general well of course those twenty eight athletes that we've just mentioned for them it went from a lifetime ban completely not in a single olympics were they allowed to compete it went from that to all allegations and more importantly sanctions against them being dropped so talk about extremes really so for them it is really important because this decision has allowed them to finally clear their names and this is something that they've been fighting for for a while now really also this

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filed neil's papers and in the box the striker stepped up and converted one all the final score i assume as much as i know that i'm responsible for penalties so i practise hitting them in different ways during the week in the corners in the middle and then i go with whatever i feel is worked best during the week. peterson's twelfth goal of the season secured an important away point for fribourg but hoffenheim struggles go on. when that's time to take a look at this weekend's results so far and there weren't many goals to speak of as you can see braman of course beat humbard stuttgart beat frankfurt. oldroyd there in munich between. hung over last i too glad to know their draw against freiburg mines and vols for a point each and of course on sunday we've got. two games we've got leverkusen again shall be a juicy affair and then life against cologne can of course cologne pick up some much needed points and let's not forget that neither matches on monday monday we'll see dortmund take on now it's time to take a look at what those results mean on the table with six of the nine matches in the

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>> i assume the speaker and the whip have an accurate whip count before they did the deal. to know what it was going to take to get this across the finish line or they wouldn't have been able to commit to a deal. i assume they have it but i assume that there will be a pretty large number of republicans that vote no on it. >> the fact, though, the speaker, the house speaker and paul ryan of course his issue, one of his major issue at least in the past has been taming budget deficits, cutting spending, austerity, that type of emphasis in the past. this agreement would see the deficit just next year alone exceed a trillion dollars. what is happening in a republican party that a few years ago when it first won control of the house nearly forced a shutdown over the issue of government spending that now many of your colleagues, including the speaker are willing to support a trillion dollars deficit next year. >> you point out a real disconnect between what our brand has been and certainly what the speaker's brand has been. people have really dealt with that all year. the house pas

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host: i assume you are still in high school, right? caller: yes, i am a senior. week'since last shooting, has your school changed procedure or build awareness about the potential for shootings? february breakon right now, but i am sure when we get back will have a meeting or seminar talking about knowing the signs. host: thanks for joining the conversation. we go to oklahoma, janet, go ahead. ridiculouseel it is to arm teachers, that is not what they are therefore. they are there to teach kids, and i think it is going to cause and the thing is, what we need to do is put stricter gun laws. i don't understand why australia can do these things but yet we can't, and we are a greater nation than australia. i can't understand it. in my day you just had to worry about going to school and trying to learn, and that is it. kids haveys, the poor to worry about other things happening like this shooting, and one of the things that could be done in school to help is not to just arrest kids or send them to a mental place, they need to get them help and talk about less bullying,

i said if i don't tell you now, you will never believe me later. you will just assumetrying to appeal to you. i think you have created the most important company since google, that within a few years you will be bigger than google is today. the secret is you solved the problem of identity and take privacy seriously. those two values are powerful. i said the problem is that if it has not happened already, microsoft or yahoo! will offer $1 billion for your company. your parents, your board of directors, your employees will all tell you to take it. your lead venture investor will back your next company. you can be a philanthropist. you are only 22. i am here to tell you that is nuts. no one has been able to replicate the great idea at the perfect time. you don't get a chance to do that a second time. you either miss on the timing or miss on the idea. i said you will never get a chance. if you believe in this idea, you have to remind everybody they got involved in this because of the mission you are on and they cannot force you off it. then ensued the longest, most painful

of that and this is a new legal framework which is being implemented and one has to be creative i assume and we just heard in this report it was mentioned that there is a a growing link between the states that means moscow and the russian banking sector does that worry you. as an attorney advising german mainly medium sized companies medicine companies we are not really concerned about that. clients work either with their own financing all they work with established banks mainly foreign barings which operate in russia and the and you're right the state influence which has increased in the russian banking center is not really effect for the german export was who are active in russia right under the ask now managing partner at accounting audit ing and consulting from google in patna joining us from moscow thank you so much. first of a move to the retail network online and now they bring networking into the retail sector china's internet companies are working on a fully digitalized shopping experience supermarkets without any staff. this in conspicuous structure is actually a mini market lo

it but in my view it's perfectly clear there's a connection there if you look at the whole story i assume there's a direct link to balances among exist yet the german foreign ministry has denied those claims it says the country's acting government doesn't have the mandate to make such a deal and the putting on the stick with this country's future governing coalition has agreed in its negotiations to further tighten the weapons exports so i wouldn't be able to support an agreement like that. after turkey's controversial use of german leopard tanks against the kurds in northern syria both sides know a strengthening of ankara and butlins military ties would likely be unpopular. while turkish officials have said the trial of denis your chair will begin on june twenty eighth in istanbul no charges were made against him during his here in detention but on the day of his release last friday he was charged with supporting terrorism or i want to tell you know about some of the other stories making news around the world. the premier of their tiny german state of sorrow land has been put forward as