i hear everyone today saying this is just the beginning. now that the report has come out, we are beginning a conversation and it will never end stop that is very important for country. if you're going through all the expense and time to counsel, we need to listen what the special counsel says and abide by the attorney general's decision and not say -- and say it is not , so you will not hear the end of this. >> independent line from texas. mueller is being peoplened, the one thing want to know is about uranium one. hang iran billions of dollars, spying on a sitting president is a serious crime. .here's so much going on i believe the russian collusion is to hide what the democrats have done to trump. disgusting.lutely all i see is evil. asill never be a democrat long as i live. i would rather not vote. host: one of the republican saying it is time to move on, the american people want to focus on real issues, not pardon issues. we are going to take you live to the u.s. house floor. on an easter break, but a session coming up in about five mi

i am so sorry to hear about that. with the color before you, he had a similar concern and i spoke about how unfortunate it is that doctors don't have enough training in terms of weaning. your situation, certainly a forcedat taper would be a terrie thing to happen to your. what i am mainly talking about in dope sick, which is about the opioid crisis was a massive overprescribing of this drug that puts them in just about every american medicine cabinet where teenagers would give their leftover wisdom tooth surgery medications and flooding the market with these drugs until we now have 2.6 million people addicted. i'm not talking about folks like you but the people, the stories i tell you the book are of people who were either legitimately prescribed and got addicted and prior to that time would have been able not to -- would have been able to get off the drug but they had a harder time for people who are having family history of addiction, those people are 50% more likely to become addicted. when we had this massivein ove

i say zoning administrator, i guess cory would get up. during the last hearing, if i remember, they had converted a rent controlled apartment into an office space. >> yes, we looked back at our records. the violation was corrected last summer. they sought a permit to restore that unit. there's this permit that's now before you to do further remodelling of that unit. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. we will now hear from the appellant, miss duffy. >> good evening. hi. i think you've addressed some of our concerns already, the time that's lapsed, so that we as tenants have not been able to see the plans? just as a reminder part of what brought us here in the first place, the permits on the stairs that were issued that said there were no occupants in the building. really what we're asking for in this whole process is really just full disclosure and transparency. it's been a fairly stressful experience and so we're just, again, hoping that we can really get some clarity in terms of plans. since we are still talking about the permit of unit five, i did want -- i bel

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i don't want to tell anybody else you know i'm still working on that i wouldn't bother only what i hear there is that i think you hit something very interesting there but it does it feels like they've they've we've seen the regime if that's what's taken place here if that's what's happening we've seen this story it's like a bad episode of a sitcom being played we watch this play we know there's drama we know this plot we've seen how this plays out the interesting angle that i haven't heard before is this kind of interesting usa red teams that you mention and you know now i remember we had covered this. i'm watching the hawks and at that time it was kind of like oh we're just floating this idea we haven't put it into action or are we seeing things here with venezuela maybe they are putting on the quite zero movement is losing it's failing right and it's not failing because the people are trying to have this uprising of freedom and it's been put down by the government it's actually the opposite for all that's happening in the country right now though movement is failing to catch on with t

i hear what they are saying. i understand. i'll be much more mindful. >> but declines to apologize saying he never meant to be disrespectful. >> i'm not sorry for any of my intentions. i'm not sorry for anything i've ever done. >> and jokes about it in a public appearance. >> i just want you to know i had permission to hug lonnie. >> as the list of candidates grows, democrats debate whether biden is the right choice or whether it's time for a new generation of leaders. >> you could argue it doesn't get more different from this president than a laid back

and when i stopped hearing myself i started hearing religion. within the l.t.v. community and we have a saying we tell people. that are. and what i realized was that it gets better for some of it gets better for those of us who live long enough to see it get better. my friends and colleagues have set up a craig funding campaign to support leaving the keys family tunisians are coming in every other minute and will go some way to honoring her they can see. now just some of the other stories making news around the world officials in afghanistan say they have ended an assault on the communications ministry in the capital kabul all the attackers have been killed after an hours long siege the violence comes a day after peace talks between the government and taliban insurgents were cancelled in qatar. in the libyan capital tripoli crowds have protested against the military offensive led by warlord khalifa haftar who opposes the u.n. recognize government this as news broke that the u.s. president had called half tar and a surprise show of support he already has the backin

. >> commissioner: i have a list for the next hearing and one is that report. the other is the violate crime stats by number not just percentages. i think also how many traffic citations by number that are focussed on the big five and vision zero goals. not just the percentage but the number of citations and not so much the number of citations given because some aren't on the five. how many specifically the number of traffic citations focussed on the big five. also the number of collisions you have responded to and i think supervisor mandelman asked about some information about larceny and which areas or types of larceny are we seeing and some stats around that. thank you. i want to ask do you have a reserve in your budget? >> a reserve? no. >> commissioner: you don't have a reserve you can pull from? >> no. i wish we did. >> commissioner: that's good to know. you have mentioned there's 137 new officers in the academy or about to graduate some time soon. is that included in the 1, 186 sworn officers have you. >> the 1,186 are full-time officers in the field.186

read all the metally there and that's what's important again and i don't want to belabor this but i hear from a lot of people who i think genuinely look at this story and they then they genuinely believe that venezuela is not in a good place food ration has been going on for a long time that now we can argue about why that is i think there's there's yeah there's a judge part of the u.s. imposes sanctions on all these countries around the world punishes poor people in those countries does not punish wealthy people sanctions never do puts down the poor people and then we look at them and say well look at the terrible situation where these poor people need freedom well maybe take off the sanctions and that would be a great start but aside from that i think genuine people look at that as well and say they see something has to happen there will something does have to happen there that doesn't mean that this is the answer to it no. does it mean that socialism in their country doesn't work even though i don't agree personally with with their model of governance the people of venezuela have a ri

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i do hear that you got a onetime event coming up. otherwise i would like leave it with no exceptions out of respect for the residents of the hotel and move forward with that. >> do you want to address the applicant? you guys can take a seat. >> commissioner tan: i would make a very similar exact same proposition as commissioner thomas. i think the long game is what you guys should be looking at and it is two days that you're going to 2:00 a.m. that you never had before. it's prime time fridays and sateds. i understand, the interest. every time there's a permit that comes up here or permit applicant, i want to give them the full thing. unfortunately, there's neighbors to consider and unfortunately we live in a city with we have to figure out how to get along. i think commissioner thomas is great. we don't want to put anyone out of business. weapon want -- we want to make sure business will succeed. i think you guys will do great. i feel like some perception issues going on here. that's my two cents. >> one thick i -- thing i like to sa

i decided to request the hearing after visiting behavioral health court and drug court. i wanted to learn as much as i could as you quickly as i could about how the city responds to mental health challenges of our residents. the criminal justice system seem to present challenges and opportunities. i have been deeply impressed and inspired by the work of the collaborative courts and partners. but especially by their graduates. i was troubled by what i learned. i learned notwithstanding the amazing work b.h.c. does, its clients wait on average six weeks for placement and treatment. i'm told the wait times used to be worse. six weeks is still too long. keep in mind, those wait times are with the extra muscle of district attorneys and judges calling on behalf program participants. i called for this hearing to shine a well-deserved spotlight on the successes of the collaborative courts and behavioral health court and misdemeanor health court. also, maybe more importantly to explore the challenges the courts confront in accessing appropriate services for participants. as we loo

>> okay, you're not hearing -- >> no, no. >> i didn't hear the question -- i didn't hear the question! i didn't hear the question that was asked of him. i can only assume it was a meeting jared didn't want to be in, didn't think it was any big deal, so he said, get me out of here. >> why not after that meeting say, you know what, there's nothing not right about this, we should probably tell somebody. we should tell the fbi or the cia that the russians are trying to help sway an election. >> because they were naive, that's why. >> my question is here about -- >> they've never done this before. >> because looking back, obviously, you can litigate all of these things, but this is the interview that jared kushner gave today. this is the tone that he took. why is he talking about something so serious in a -- what do you think the effect of him discussing it that way is? >> i think if you were to be charitable to him, which i'm not sure that i am in this case, that you would guess that he's emphasizing, oh, gosh, i got in this room and i want to get out. he's doing it in a flippant way, whi

i hear what you're saying. it resonates i want to do this other stuff, but what does it mean in practice what is the bottom line i can put in place if i want to supplement my efforts what does that actually mean? >> that is the stuff the government doesn't know how to do well. when you say we need to talk about the fact that most of the millennial's are having a crisis of identity, people's eyes glaze over. emotional stuff, cultural stuff, we don't know how to do that. you can tell me how many tanks need to go into a place or how many guns i'm going to need or how many troops need to go but you can't measure what you need to do to move someone away from finding an appeal of an ideology, but that doesn't mean we can't figure this out. it seems even though all of them have said it mattered to know how to do that the piece we need to do when. >> i'm going to bring you onto my staff and give you a budget and go off and do the stuff that will help being force multiplier that person is responsible for the physical war

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with a real emergency so they're overcrowded and that's a primary use case of our service today. >> i hear these things and listen to what single payer never going to happen. i think that perfect is the enemy of good and you guys are offering good service. that's hill ferguson they deal tomorrow with humana understanding it is not public yet but stay tuned "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> it is time, it's time for "the lightning round." >> buy, buy, buy >> sell, sell, sell. [ buzzer ] >> then "the lightning round" is over are you ready, skee-daddy. scott. >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim how is it going? hey, i'd like to ask you about one. i'm in the used car business and every customer says, carg, car guru is what brought them in the door i bought their stock last year they're best form of adverti advertisement. what do you think about them >> you are smarter than i am i like carmax but we'll do a deep dive on car gurus because of exactly what you told us because you teach us thank you. lori in texas. lori >> caller: hey,

i hear what you're saying, it resonates, i want to do this other stuff, but what does it actually mean in practice? what is the bomb line program -- bottom line program that i could put in place if i wanted to supplement my kinetic efforts with your squishy stuff, what does it mean? [laughter] >> so that squishy stuff is the stuff government doesn't know how to do well, do we? when you to someone and say we need to talk about the fact that people are having a crisis of identity, people's eyes glaze over. that's too squishy. emotional stuff, government's going to do that? we don't know how to do that. you can tell me how many tanks, how many guns i'm going to need, how many troops need to go in order to win. you can't measure what you need to do to move someone away from finding an appeal of an ideology. but that that doesn't mean we can't figure this out. it means that the woke generals, even though all of them have said the ideological war matters, don't know quite how to do it at the pace that we need to do it in order to win. >> okay, so who does. stan mcchrystal says i hear that an

>> supervisor stefani: i said based on what i hear in the community, i hear it a lot. and i think not filing cases because police officers have brady violations and you need more. or the police officers aren't bringing the right type of evidence to you. when that happened with me, when i was a district attorney, i would sit down with the police officer and say this case would be better if you interviewed this witness. i'm sure that's what you do. but i want to make sure that we are working with sfpd. if there are a lot of officers that have these brady violations, that's something we need to know. if they're not able to successfully take a case to court, that's something we need to know. we need to work with our chief to know why those officers are not effective in the field or in court. do we need more officers because of it? i think that is what led me to this. >> how long ago were you in the courtroom, supervisor? >> 1995 to 1998. >> the world has significantly changed. in fact, even you look at our conviction rate in the last five years, you're looking at a very di

trish: everybody's cautious around her, they're afraid to say anything negative, but when i hear her 9/11 and turning it somehow now she's the victims, muslims are the victim overall because of 9/11, i'm troubled by that. you know? i always like talking to you, dr. jasser, because i think you've got a good view on it all. you're a religious man, but you keep that religion within context. i worry sometimes that there's a radical element that, you know, we're not able to call out because it's politically not correct to do so. >> and that radicalization, by the way, is going to happen more and more as muslims don't -- part of my religiousity is the belief that i have a responsibility to correct the radicalism within my communities. the largest community that has jihadis going to fight with isis in al-shabaab happens to be coming near her district, if not in her district, the jihadi of the somali shabaab and others, and homeland security was trying to enact programs, and she and the organization she was raising money for fought that as being anti-muslim, anti-- pro-profiling, etc. so this

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i do hear from a lot of democrats. look, democrats often will look at what's, what they, they're concerned about going wrong. they're worried about a strong economy, frankly, and that the democrats won't quite know thousand handle it and politico quotes a big democratic strategist, a pollster who says, we don't really have a robust national message right now on the economy. we will tend to talk about things like paid leave and equal pay and those things are all very popular policies but they don't add up to an economic message that's robust enough to win the presidency and beat donald trump. donald trump talks about very robust economic policy. i mean, it's interesting to think about who the democratic candidate might be. you could latch on to that message and how exactly they'll frame it, dan. >> well, we'll begin to hear a little bit about that later today in pittsburgh, when joe biden is there campaigning for the first time. >> yep. >> economics will be at the heart of what he is talking about there, and it will be

i think we have to understand the perspective here which is that the president wants no cooperation of any kind. no oversight. and if barr winds up backing out of this hearing, i don't think the president would be upset. i don't think the president's base would be upset. and the threat of a subpoena means litigation and time passing, and -- >> around the clock. >> yeah. what we have to remember is the distinction between being right on the merits and being able to actually get witnesses in the witness chair. they're very different things. >> let's talk about another lawyer. i wanted to talk to you about your new yorker piece that posted this morning. beyond, and this will be for later i want to hear about your family vacation to the grand canyon and having michael cohen yelling at you as you're taking your kids. you write about it's one week from today that he goes to prison, and one of the quotes you got, how come i'm the only one? i didn't work for the campaign. i work for the him. how come i'm the only one that's going to prison? i'm not the one that slept with a porn star. >> when you look at what michael cohen pleaded guilty to, there's four categories

have to come back to the times when we were able to decide on what happened in the ear because i hear exactly one european leader after another speaking about the brain is there i'm i'm trying to say that this is worldwide venom and i can see that in russia i can see that in turkey i can see that in the united states america great again this is not stylesheet idea people who are afraid of the future who have lost future perspective they are easy to be taken into that and then there is another option and that is let's try to keep these values we have principles we have without understanding that all right they were very good until now but they're not working anymore and that's why i think that we have to move or focus what kind of system we would like to have into future and that is the discussion we are missing almost everywhere in the world and to be honest trump is not doing that his message is completely completely nostalgic he will have to contend with some of those issues when he most to discuss industrial tariffs with the european union which is expected to happen pretty soon at

what i hear on fox is the media is obsessed about impeachment. you think this conversation is going to go in the days and weeks to come? >> i think impeachment is a hard question. i don't think there's any doubt that in a working system where you had the ability to enforce accountability on the president, the clear pattern of obstruction of justice would merit and should merit an impeachment inquiry. at the same time, you do not have any chance of getting the votes in the senate for impeachment, for removal. you also have a public that is largely, at least so far, according to a march cnn poll against impeachment. only 36% are for it. on the one hand impeachment inquiry is merited. on the other hand, their own base really wants it. they believe it will unite republicans and split them. instead of pribringing the president to heel, it will help h him. it's tough. it's tough because we have a broken system of accountability. we are not supposed to have a system where accountability is partisan. impeachment like a lot of things neats needs a lot of b

i want to simply state the human cost every day i hear stories of evictions. i work with young people, very young children and work with teachers as well. and i have heard recently in the last couple days stories of eviction. i hear stories from millennials telling me they are considering leaving this city. this legislation will invest in our youth, i'm talking about millennials and others, and i thank you again and i support it. and i hope it passes. thanks. >> thank you. any other speakers? seeing none, public comment is now closed. i would like -- should i -- i would like to make a motion to move this to the board with positive recommendation. take that without objection? thank you very much, colleagues. madam clerk, item number 4. >> resolution authorizing municipal transportation agency to execute a retail lease agreement for retail space at 44 ellis street for a ten-year term plus two five-year extension option, base rent 3.5 million. >> items 4 and 5 together. thank you. >> 5, resolution authorizing municipal transportation agency to terminate the lease

there was a change in the structure of the regime so i think that is a fascinating point and that i hear you trying to get in i wanted to i want to raise you want to bring up a couple of tweets from our viewers though because you all have mentioned several things that are making our viewers go this sounds familiar so we have several people from zimbabwe chime in this is just one this is neighbor who says the sudanese people need to learn from what happened in zimbabwe and make sure the entire regime is going out for good the military need to protect the people during this transition moment not take over power there must be a change in the regime to bring about change we also have several tweets from egypt in other places around the world to people trying to give some advice to the sudanese protesters but tell you what if you want to. i don't want to go back to the point though maybe the part about the expectation for the military i think it and it was going to happen having throughout that being that a lot of people who are kind of a bit demoralized about the news and the announcement. b

i want to start this hearing by telling you the genesis of why i called for this hearing. last year, i was on chestnut street in my district with my son, who at the time was 13 years old, and we saw an individual in distress. he was walking down the street with no pants, and looking drew garbage cans for food, and acting in a way that made me think that this person was in need for our help. so what i did was i called the non-emergency police number, and i waited. and they came out, and they made contact with this individual who complied. and as the police were deciding what to do, they came up to me, and they said well, you know, you called it in. do you -- do you want to make a citizen's arrest for indecent exposure or something like that? i said absolutely not. this person does not need to go to jail. that's exactly what we do not need to happen. so after a series of questions, the police determined that i believe this person was a danger to himself. i don't know if to others at this point, but they ended up taking him to the hospital, to sf general on a 5150 hold. at tha

i echo the remarks you made. last week we held a hearing on the rising cost of insulin and heard from patient groups about the rising cost of how it is affected americans with diabetes , more than 30 million individuals, i have two nieces, 9.4% of the population, have diabetes. 2016 about 6.7 americans 18 and older use insulin. the insulin prescribed today is different than that discovered 100 years ago in the life expectancy of diabetics has improved dramatically. these innovations should not be underestimated. a lot of exciting research is on the horizon. someday soon i hope we will have a cure for diabetes. as we discussed last week however, the average list price of insulin nearly tripled between 2002 and 2013 making this drug affordable for many americans. many argue that well prices have been increasing, net prices have stayed relatively the same have gone down. this sounds great because in theory, no one is supposed to pay the list price for insulin. however as a patient, if a patient is uninsured or underinsured they may end up payi

and when i hear your car in the driveway, it is the best part of my day. i mean, i go insane. i know, and i love you so much, but you're never going to be my only priority like that. that's just not how i'm wired. i need to also live my life. well... okay. is it okay? if i change and try new things and you still love me? and you just stay the same person you've always been and i still love you? uh, yeah, that sounds good to me. just don't throw me any more surprise parties, okay? -(chuckles) uh, yeah, noted. -hmm. i can't believe you got me a ball pit. and you're saying no part of you wants to go jump in that ball pit right now? diane: well, maybe a little. -does that make me a hypocrite? -no, it just means you changed. it's just one of the things i love about you. surprise! anybody? this is paul mccartney. i came all this way to jump out of a cake? honest. with a new suit on... aye-yai-yai. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody. i'm trev

i have never seen him at any of these hearings with public comment, defending any of the laws that has been discussed. i was shocked by some of his answers and his lack of knowledge, particularly knowing that this hearing was happening. and when he said that we were -- the narrow issue of technical expertise at the rent board -- that is the essential issue. i appreciate his compassion and with all due respect please have compassion for the tenants in this city and do not accept this appointment. and thank you, all of you, the supervisors, for all of the great work you've been doing so far. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: next speaker. >> good afternoon, my name is rosa and i have been living in san francisco for more than 30 years. and in 2012 we had a big issue with our building. and the landlord didn't treat us nice. and at some point our building got on fire and he at some point, the landlord told me to go back to mexico and wait for the building to be fixed. that is a building that took like three years for everything to get fixed. and to tell you the truth i didn't know what to do

i hear you! and david, that is exactly what we need right now. i think americans deserve a lot of answers and he basically, he doubled down. at first he said it seems and then he said yes, there was spying. and by the way obviously, you are a victim of certain things yourself when it comes to hacking. so there was something going on.we need to know, david, right? what it was and what was motivating it. >> we have to keep in mind that the obama administration has no problem using the irs to target their political opponents. remember lois lerner. and so, is it beyond the realm of possibilities that may be, the obama justice department also did not follow all of the procedures? we don't know that but william barr has said we need to look and make sure all of the t's cost and all of the i's dotted. the last two days of hearings where william barr is up to trying to make the case for his budget but they want to talk about the mueller report. that somehow, according to congressional democrats, we need a group of politicians in congress to tell us what a

i hear what they're saying. i understand it. i'll be much more expected to cd field seeking the democratic presidential nomination. >>> a brief walk out in an east bacos and scrubs rallied outside highland hospital for about 20 minutes before returning to patients. nurses support the 50 residents and interns who claim the health system is not negotiating in good faith with their union. the doctors say the obstacles st isn't about pay but proposal to get rid of the patient care fund. >> it's been used to get eye masks and ear plugs to prevent deliri delirium in elderly patients. >> the doctors pose cancelling their work phones which they use to communicate with patient's families. the group is confident it will reach an agreement with the union. >>> detectives say they caught a would be rapist just in time. he wrote out his plans to attack six women and used a stun gun on one of them. >> jodi hernandez joins us where she has been sifting through the disturbing court documents. what stands out to you? >> reporter: police say this