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probably danny would know, but i guess-- robert: what do you think, danny? nny: i think it's still growing. and that's the reason for the festival is to showcase the polynesian artists not only in music, but in arts and crafts, dancing and various other art forms. robert: do you think that this festival is a good place for people to kind of get an introduction into it? danny: of course, of course. i mean, if they don't know of the polynesian culture, this will give them an idea of what it--just the tipping point of it. robert: what do you think as a musician, where do you--where do you feel like you've sort of introduced yourself into the music? and where's the room for, like, growth there? where do you kind of see the whole scene going or moving toward? sammielz: it's grown a lot since i started myself in it. you know, and i'm so thankful, you know, for guys like fiji, who's paved the way for us. you know what i mean, i've seen the growth over the years. brother fiji has been in this, in this scene itself for, like, 20 plus years now. and to see the growth s

create a real life forest something that looks photo realistic in the confines of us sound studio i guess so we had all the original crew from the set so we had a cradle production manager a production designer was a pole his own construction manager and i was up to them to be able to get all the same techniques all the same materials that i would use for filming as well yes such as you know the trays to be able to get real molds of real trays and make it look as realistic as it would look in a world far step. visitors get to discover hogwarts just the way harry potter did when he first arrived at the school and. doors to the great hall opened. as many as five thousand people come to the warner brothers studios for the harry potter experience each day. so we get absolutely every kind of is the magic we get you know everyone from the biggest hard part of fans in the wilds so you know maybe more casual hard part of fans who i guess big fans of cinema and big fans of films and they want to know i guess how stuff was created and all the behind the scenes secrets so it's really interesting to

i don't know i mean i guess s. between him and whatever god he's choosing a warship right now you know. him or any are after him how are you i mean he says he can get to see here in the seat . so he drops you are afraid. but how much sense does that make if he if he held at gunpoint he didn't he gunpoint right he just felt afraid because he was carrying a gun around the senator really like anything you try to try to get away with get away from like so if i had a gun and i'm holding you. or even if i'm not holding your drive along with me and you know i've done killed two people you're going to try to talk your way and get away from me. whether or not work we're cool or not you're going to try and get away from so one form or fashion and it took me that long to figure out ok cool that's the way i'm going to be able to do this and be able to manipulate him letting me go by telling him to get out get away from here you know marty of him in my opinion yes. herbie the worst was the police chase they say why do you run an

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want to be land grab behind me in case i try he said he was in the middle so he can write i guess i guess that's the only thing i could think of but he was not sentimental that car i don't know if that's the car singing what do you think was the car sitting on our member of course it was told me david paige mark rey darnell mccoy ok so no one actually said that that was the car singing so i would end up saying four versions i mean yeah but i remember like i can even say the song it was playing on the radio at the time i had was a superman by three doors down i mean i just lost i remember i have i guess i got a better memory than them right when you know now that everybody in the car is they . were not you want to round the house so you are you know. while you. know when i was about we were from the south. and. the three of you all. want to. j.r. come from around the house and you just kind of like grew close to those cars by walking around that's one. and they were paid within and outside the car walking up to the car. they had fake s.s. was that the window was rolled down and they l

i guess before i was even the candidate. it was a disgrace. and then he lied about it. and, you know, talking about shutting it down, we, we. he says, oh, i mend the american people all. a sudden. he came up with excuses. i guess he gave in to a lawyer. everybody laughed at it. he's a disgrace to our county. he's a disgrace to the f.b.i. he led that investigation or whatever you call it. i would say that, yeah, i think it hurts our relationship with russia. i actually think it hurts our relationship with a lot of countries. i think it's a disgrace what's going on. and then you look how partisan it is. you look at what's going on where... and they know. they know there's in way he can get away from those horrible texts that he wrote. so the other side knows, but it's a very partisan thing. >> brennan: the russians who were indicted, would you ask putin to send them here? >> well, i might. i haven't thought of that, but i'll be asking about it. but this was during the obama administration. they were doing whatever it was during the obama administration. i heard that they

i guess some of the issues that they highlighted have not been dealt with. >> yeah. i would have to specifically see and take a look at the perf report to see what you are referring to. i know -- although the perf report exists -- and i would have to look at it. that has not come back to the commission table. i don't remember it being at commission table for a while other things took precedent, especially around the shootings, the chiefs we've had since 2008, hiring new chiefs, hiring new p.a. person. so i cannot specifically answer that question unless i have a look at some of the recommendations that you are talking about. >> supervisor yee: i guess there was an overarching one that asked for a blueprint to follow, in other words, a strategy, to improve the police department and that seems not to have been developed. >> you are talking about a strategic plan for the department? is that what you are talking about? i know we worked on that. i have to see the specific thing you are referring to. >> supervisor yee: okay. let me change direction then. a lot of us on the

i guess that the i guess the golden state warriors didn't win i'm sort of the i don't know ari thrown a very no it is very different to say no no hold on it is really different to say that he won the election he did but to say that the american people elected him are you kidding three million more who i don't have and i are a person when we will you know one can go to the other person when you know it's not the american cousin matter him it doesn't matter i guess they don't care about it guess you don't care about the will of the american people than i was you know i kind of what would you suggest jonathan overturning the results of the election i'm not talking about overturning the results of the election you literally just said the american people elected him you are again i don't know how you don't read issue two same order jonathan then steve the crowd of protesters beneath that baby trump blimp in london looked bigger than the trump inauguration crowd sean spicer called the biggest ever and the world was watching what did they see in london jonathan they saw our president somehow

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yeah, and i guess what the artist does, whatever the form of art, is try to find universality in the d what you've done, particularly with this latest one, but i think you've done it in other books too, is really address what happens to boys and young men, and what it means to be a man and why so many men, and particularly in, you know, western australia that you describe, which is so harsh and so brutal, why so many men lead deeply troubled lives and are so damaged. yeah, and, you know, you realise after a while that you're in the company very often with men who are emotional infants. they're so unschooled emotionally, they're so incurious emotionally, they're impoverished. was there ever a time when you, tim winton, now, looking back on it, felt that you were in that way impoverished or stunted in any way? no, i felt very fortunate to grow up in a house and a family where the women were strong, and you had to take notice of them, and you were on notice from them. but, you know, my father and other men that i knew were not constrained by the worst of the kind of role modelling that y

and i guess i have been trying to appeal to the idea that women have made enormous strides in my lifetimelebrate —— are poorer. they are reaching for what's their due. and they are demanding justice and they are demanding changes behaviour and changes of legislation, changes of outlook. and that's a terrific thing. but men haven't made equivalent strides to change themselves. but what about you as an artist, because they have been a few female critics, mostly in australia, who have looked at your books, you know, extraordinarily well received in australia, someone has said, you know, tim winton's women characters lack the agency that his male characters do, the books in the end are really about men and women are often victims, women are usually very decent and very good in your books, but stuff is happening to them, done by men, and on the most literal level, you know, you write about surfers, and surfing is a big deal in your life, but you have never had a lead female character who is a very active surfer, for example, you know...” had one that was a solo sailor. i have written plenty of

as if you see it but i guess that i can just a moment. in georgia in exeter california. near i don't know libya where if. you don't see you post this here in new york i'm going are you going to see. me go models we are going rules or your point but are you saying i'm too old really got to. go move your lot in them for. a foster care. made little you look at that pass up on this on mother to someone you hate is saddam look instead of it on my stuff i mean yeah beto i use that in some of the one thousand of them without went back and since then i've had people this is i meant that by the people it's really much as half of what i was taught and was perceived was what i was one of your lens people and then once i was going to stand by you than i was i mean that i see on the way the thing that's in the time which at times and having had a spouse need to know about. my muscle chattahoochee not for them with the most part of n.t. that's how they found the luke chapter on mr c. post either that or that and then there was that take them into look at to see in this get em most gam

and on top of that, i guess has mueller's office been in contact with you or your attorney? >> i cannot imagine anything other than that question. she has been an associate of mine for over ten years. she's someone i have great affection for. i am, as m. jj. lee reported, t godfather to her son. she's a single parent. she's now in the cosmetology business. >> so would she have been handling e-mail -- sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt. would she have been handling e-mail correspondence, things like that, that would be of interest to mueller? >> at this juncture, mr. mueller has had full access to my e-m l e-mails, therefore, he's well aware that there's no evidence whatsoever, not in the o possession of kristin davis or andrew miller, another associate of mine who's resisting a subpoena from mr. mueller, or anyone else of collusion with the russians, collaboration with wikileaks or any other inappropriate act. in my view, in all honesty, this is a phishing expedition. perhaps it is the payback for the fact that i broke the story yesterday on infowars that tony podesta has been

i guess i guess women can have it all. orange was also hired by hoover and twenty sixteen in case you've forgotten or has had one scandal after another plus recent studies have shown that somewhere between ten and thirty percent of drivers are actually losing money by working the job that's like the worst job ever imagined they have the other you come work for me and in return seven dollars an hour you'll pay me seven dollars and. if you work really hard i'll knock it down to three. former transportation secretary ray la hood he joined barnes on policy advice advisory board and obama's two thousand and eight campaign manager david pluff worked as a senior v.p. at the company. that's all the revolving doors circle of obama officials that is a may warning though if you get involved in a revolving door circle r.g.c. take it slow slow have a spotter wear comfortable shoes i can't stress that enough cannot stress it enough . eric holder was obama's attorney general who refused to prosecute a single banker after the two thousand

me i guess in this case total credit because i said it was unfair now what has happened is presidents over many years from ronald reagan to barack obama they came and they said ok gay do the best you can and they left nobody did anything about it and it got to a point where the united states was paying for ninety percent of nato and that's not fair so it's changed we had a really good meeting today and we had a great meeting in terms of in terms of getting along i know most of the people in the room because of last year because of a year and a half that we've been in office year and a half plus but we have a great relationship everybody in that room by the time we left got along and they agreed to pay more and they agreed to pay it more quickly yeah go ahead full. and mr president philip record from the washington post i did you you tweeted yesterday what good is nato and you've talked about nato as an alliance that benefits europe but defense and protect europe do you see any value of nato to the united states and these if you russia does it help protect the united states from russia

is the feel but i guess that i can just a moment was on this one thing in georgia in exeter california. near i don't go live to your point if. you don't see you posting here one hundred are you going to see. me almost every hour in rural airports but for use in arms you don't really got to. go move your lot and then third been through a foster care. made little you look at that pass up on someone modeled as someone you hate is saddam look it's better that on my stuff i mean yeah beto i use that in some of the one thousand of them without went back and since then i've had people i see some of the finest people in trouble in my desk have when i was first and most recent post what i was one of your lindsay people done and then most of all that is going to stand on you than i will that doesn't mean that i see r e a. the thing that. i see. in this. game is the thing i. see. i can stomach. i love. well that is those. the n.b.a. . he . was this. was. the size. now. more his who's easiest they think you know but one that i know says you are one of us i am a scientist in augusta you are the get

i guess it will open up that discussion again.erg, we saw, well, it seemed to be a warm embrace between president donald trump and european commission presidentjean—claude juncker in washington. it looked as though steps have been taken to wind down the recent escalation in the trade i’ow. the recent escalation in the trade row. but not quite such optimism, it seems, as far as the relationship between the us and china goes? yeah, the agreement that we have seen earlier this week to resolve aluminium and steel tariffs and also not to impose tariffs on auto imports from the european union has not necessarily been received well in china, because it has been interpreted as a way that the eu is now siding with the us or could be siding with the us, and that the us could now be focusing on china's industrial policies. the us trade representative said "we clearly have a chronic problem with china", which indicates this could also be a shift in view of the administration of how they are seeing chinese proposals to resolve some of the tens

this book, as it happens, and it's coincidental, because it's five years since your last novel, so i guesshile write. i certainly wasn't writing this into the me too moment. it has come out and it's addressing directly what happens to boys as they become men and how they deal with a culture which often encourages them to, as we have just discussed, close down emotionally. it's come out at a time when there is so much discussion, thanks to the me too movement, everything that's happened in the last few months about gender relationships, about women demanding different kinds of behaviours from men, and you have chosen to, sort of, in a way, embrace that political discussion by going on a tour, which i think you headlined "tender heart, sons of brutes." so have you made a conscious decision to become a part of this discussion? i think once we realise the cultural moment that the book was inadvertently being published into, it felt like you had to address it. you know, it was gonna be a topic of discussion around the book. people were gonna see things around the book and want to talk about the

you know i do that's going to have two popes who i guess work to put already hard no one lives on the cottage right next to the bestseller was his boyfriend or something right is that my story and then they they became very liberal when they moved in i don't know if you're very aware of the pope fruits on think two weeks ago and he condemned the pope a development he condemned the credit default swap of misses like most of us it took ten years i saw that i saw that the pope condemned the life masters of their false one hundred years after so he's the p.r. javadoc of the vatican yeah but there's a problem of the fake news but you say that you guys are two sides of the same coin you speak through the oracle of truth and you're both attacked for it and the catholic church is holder derived on a vicious attack on a truth teller from two thousand years ago well. it's very strange but i think the the reason of the reaction of the pope on this film on the c.d.'s is that they are extremely aware that the situation might it might explode. or in the months where they were and they want to. be a

i guess i guess women can have it all. foreigners was also hired by hoover and twenty sixteen in case you've forgotten who. has had one scandal after another plus recent studies have shown that somewhere between ten and thirty percent of drivers are actually losing money by working the job that's like the worst job ever imagined i have the other you come work for me and in return seven dollars an hour you'll pay me seven dollars a day. if you work really hard knock it down to three. former transportation secretary ray la hood he joined barnes on policy have advisory board and obama's two thousand and eight campaign manager david pluff worked as a senior v.p. at the company. that. revolving doors of obama officials that is a main warning though if you get involved in a revolving door sort of. take it slow. slow have a sponsor wear comfortable shoes i can't stress that enough cannot stress it enough . eric holder was obama's attorney general who refused to prosecute a single banker after the two thousand and eight collapse s

do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our i guess peer event of a case an author of all kinds of books he's also quoted in dot com if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report and the next time i. became a camera. roughly once they showed some for the. videos during the world cup and some of them with the broccoli string and. more on string i don't really don't t.v. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries. and owned one corporation in the us by mike was hoping the board doesn't implement because i'm god i'm constructing this dome is going to come to the. woods as if anybody got on into this it's a must also apply been proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that a such a security risk when you have a black box operating good public good to microsoft dependency puts governments under a cyber threat and not only that to think off message and put us in more that's what we call softness and this is an easy sell missiles the only one who will still be looking to move south who will mi

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i guess i keep coming back, he pays no price. he gaslights, he says hud krolu things. he says things that genuinely shake the international order. one senator, a few senators, a few congressman complained for one day. on the trade issue today, they were all up in arms, we're going to pay $12 million to pay for his idiotic trade policies. where is the legislation? congress has power over tariffs. so i've discussed this enough. the republicans in congress need to act, otherwise, he gets away with a lot. you know what? the country is divided. it's too big, polarized parties. i'm less confident. i hope republicans do badly this november, because it's important to check donald trump. but i'm less confident that's necessarily on course. >> but they don't need to do that much -- i mean, i say this, donald trump's victory was not big enough, sweeping enough or preordained enough for him to have drafted even the bare bones of a victory speech. so he doesn't have to hlose muc. there just has to be a swath of voters that think it's creepy he likes vladamir putin. >> i wish it was

will have a birthday in july, more than 300 300 years of hisy and so it's good to know the beginning i guess the start. >> what do you recommend? >> i always like to sell david maraniss book which is called once in a great city. because there was another time we detroit was flying high. we got lots of ups and downs in detroit, and his book in particular talks about that time of about 18 months between 62 62 and 63, somewhere in there. i didn't remember we had went out to the olympics in mexico, mexico got at the time in 68, and so he talked about these major players in detroit at that time. so it's reminiscent of the time were in no but we're having another resurgence, research and interest in detroit. and it detroit coming alive ag. since like we go to sleep for a while and wake up and we start it again. so that when is very good. then we have more recent book called the detroit anthology, which is a small book with the number of essays and by people who live in detroit. a lot of young people providing about the life experiences, young and middle age people writing the like expenses in detr

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i am supervisor -- i guess i'm a commissioner. oner norman yee, and i will be chairing today's meeting. i am joined by commissioner aaron peskin and commissioner kathrin stefani will be joining us in a few minutes. the committee clerk is albertoquintanilla, and the staff would also like to acknowledge the staff of sfgov tv who record each of our meeting and make the recordings available on-line. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: no announcements. >> supervisor yee: okay. we have to silence our phones or anything? our cell phones? before i call the first item, i want to say a few words. the vision zero of the transportation committee meets quarterly, but recently, there's been a gap of -- with meetings, so i'm happy to be back on track for the new fiscal year, and hopefully, we'll just get back into our quarterly meetings and be a lot more productive in the coming years -- or coming months. then, vision zero's not about bulb outs and red curbs. vision zero is about, really, people in this case. all san francisco re

i guess not. guess president obama should take advice from another president. >> i don't think it's good for the country to have a former president undermine another president it's bad for the country. jesse: joining me is anthony scaramucci. >> it's politics in america. there is a level of hypocrisy that takes place. you and i know the cliche' a politician's lips are lying when his lips are moving. he has the best smile in american politics since jack kennedy. he's able to use that to good effect. but president bush is correct we should get out of the presidential president to president denegration business. it's bad for the presidency and bad for the united states. we don't need to be doing that. i will say this and you probably feel the same way. i have a lot of international business. when i'm off the shore of the united states i never criticize president obama or the obama administration. i think it's an unfortunate thing to be doing over there. jesse: do you think president obama realizes th

i see. this. you. guess that it. has a reason. and now to live for you to have. yes. yes well it would be good to. have you. here because you heard about it because most. you know i was so out of the summit is let's not go so what is in your head. that this was. deflated us from littered. with. you yet i said. look. yes do you feel you could tell us well and i added it was to heat us first time filming and she was a stranger to learn photography and to have a camera to take pictures of the chickens and one of the men and. i thought she'd be pretty happy if i cut her a camera and told her photography and the who said just would make a small change in her life. well this idea. that when they're on line it's undoubtedly chief cole. over the inequality in our society today or if you join the sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like to go back for the first time everyone has a voice and allow refugees to be the speakers for change joining the conversation. in an exclusive documentary series al-jazeera reveals the fu

so i went to newt when -- i guess we were still in minority. i said, like, i'm going crazy, we have to do something about this. he said, start the balkan crisis task force. okay, so i did. which then you'd get calls on tv to go -- of course i would do it because i wanted to raise consciousness. they would say, susan molinari, chairman of the balkan crisis task force, which i made up the day before. it was good enough to get me booked to talk about an issue i cared passionately about. i stayed -- i went and traveled there a bunch of times. and just never let up. i mean, awful things, you know. and the women's caucus would work closely. there was the systemic rape that occurs in every war, of course is still occurring in places around the globe. but because of the ethnic tensions, the serbian soldiers would come into a village, take all the younger women, would put them in a house, and just systematically rape them until they got pregnant and keep them there until they couldn't get an abortion, and then would let them go. they would not be welcome

you know it's a very fascinating i guess it no i guess the one thing that we should talk about before we run out of time is because. you know i love my ruth bader ginsburg don't leave and just like she keeps us all a lie i'm a great jury lover but at some point are we looking at you know can we trust charges no matter how qualified to be making to say decisions regarding things like technological advancement progressive ideas to some people like a woman deciding what to do with their own body you know those crazy progressive liberal ideas things like that do we really think that someone should be making those decisions at eighty years old it's kind of the way what i was saying earlier i had a conversation another day about someone was telling me that when the system was established these people were being appointed to fifty and expected to fifty five now these people are so nobody expected justices to serve for forty years so again it's nothing wrong with updating a system i don't have the same cell phone i had six months ago it's changed from one to do the same thing for our system i

i guess not. chair -- >> supervisor mandelman: if there are none i'll close public comment. >> supervisor yee: commander ewins? thank you for sticking this out. you mentioned in your presentation that when there is a collision -- >> yes. >> supervisor yee: that within 72 hours the team, i guess the -- not just -- the police department, but there's a team of you that would look at the situation? >> what we go over is the preliminary findings and it is mtadmph and so it's just preliminary so m.t.a. can go out and look at the location and a lot of times they'll just respond out because we do notify them in regards to the collision and so they'll send people out to look at the intersection or the area. and they evaluate it. >> supervisor yee: okay. i'm glad that we're doing this because in the past it's pretty uncommon that all three departments would actually be able to look at one situation. and then do you actually discuss anything, do you meet as a group, or do you go out -- >> there's a conferenc

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i guess what i'm saying is -- >> yeah. i think it's important to understand the progress we have made and the efforts we are using to stop the activity going on for decades. >> i'm just going back to the statement made by president trump that north korea is no longer a nuclear threat and i'm just trying to determine what that means. and -- >> i'm happy to help -- articulate -- >> is there any verifiable evidence of progress towards denuclearization? >> oh, yes. absolutely. >> what is verify snbl. >> we are sitting at the table having conversations. we have had lots of discussions i'm not going do get into here today but i'll tell you that -- you discounted the destruction of the missile test enjill facility. that facility was functional, viable and operatal and in use in january of 2017. before this administration took office. >> well, that -- i guess -- >> just facts. >> you and i interpret that gesture differently. >> senator, i have made no -- >> i'm talking about not trusting kim jong-un without verifying, verifying nor