i moved here recently over the summer and i have been biking for a long time before i moved here. i was in seattle most recently and there i was also involved in a lot of bicycle activism. it took people dying in order to get protected bike lanes there and i really don't want to see that happen here. i would rather move faster, put up posts like has been mention-ed before in areas where there are bike corrals and make temporary prevent tifr changes fast -- preventtive changes faster. i have seen bikes and cars and pedestrians co-existing. it is possible. it happens in a lot of places all over the world. ty don't see why we can't -- i don't see why we can't have that here. we can have cars and pick-up spots for uber and lifts out of the bike lanes and we can have protected bike lanes. all it is going to take is working for it and i think that we can do that. so, i just want to stry

i'm ready to entertain a motion >> i move we approve cancellation of the regular october meeting >> second. >> is been properly moved and seconded that we cancel the regular health service board meeting scheduled for scheduled for october 12, 2017. are there questions for discussion of the board? i will only make one observation. that even if this motion passes, i do not want the board members to take this day off your calendar. i wiill explain why in a moment. so, is there any public comment.. hearing and see none will ready to vote. all those in favor say, aye. [chorus of ayes.] all those in favor say, aye. [chorus of ayes.] opposed, nay. the motion passes unanimously. >> [gavel] >> so the regular board meeting will be canceled but i am requesting that,, through our search form, that we hold that date for possible interviews with candidates for executive director. we will know more as we go forward. so, please, do not take the time off your calendar. all right. next action item. number 11. >> item 11, action item, vote on whether to cancel november 9, 2017 regular health service board me

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private and public sector to get this bill past the finish line and i am proud to stand here in support of a bipartisan bill that can move our economy forward, that can improve efficiency in our government and help citizens get more involved in our democratic republic. with that i urge my colleagues support of this bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington yields back. the gentlelady from new jersey reserves her time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. farenthold: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield five minutes to my colleague from michigan on the oversight and government reform committee, mr. mitchell. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for five minutes. mr. mitchell: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of h.r. 4174, foundations for evidence-based policymaking act of 2017. i'm pleased to see the bill's sponsors and the speaker move forward with the reforms proposed by the commission on evidence-based policymaking. h.r. 4174 aims to create a technology to assess and solve problems. in other words, to make sure tools

this is moving expenses, this amendment fixes a problem that i bet everyone in this room has spoken out against and said they want to fix this problem at some point. the bill, someone shuts down production in ohio and wants to move to peru were russia, they get a tax break, to make that move. but, if you're living in cleveland and you moved to salt lake for a job, you can't deduct the costs. this fixes inequity of that if you personally to take a new job you can't deduct the cost of the move against own personal taxes. it also says that why should we encourage companies to move overseas. it's become the business plan for too many companies to shut down production in washington state or michigan i move overseas and deduct the cost of the move and sell the product back in the united states. this amendment will fix that. so my people have spoken out about it both parties for so long. out asked the chairman to accept this amendment. >> any further comments? >> i see that look often senate banking committee when we work together. >> i cannot agree more with senator brown. there is another wa

i think we need to move and pass this bill and finally address people as we should. i also want to bring attention to the title of the bill, 21st .entury respect act mrs. torres: mr. speaker, i also want to add that the bill was reported out of committee by unanimous vote. i want to read into the record representative jeffries' remarks of h.r. 995, the 21st century respect act, a bipartisan bill that will remove outdated and offensive racial labels from the code of federal regulations. i thank ranking member grijalva and torres and chairman bishop and lamalfa for working with me to move this important bill expeditiously through committee. i also want to thank congressman chabot for his support and partnership. words matter. they can cause great harm by making people feel lesser or other. and when words rooted in bigotry in our nation's laws it signals that we as a country are legitimizing and normalizing bigotry. unfortunately, there are still laws on the books that use old offensive racial terms to refer to our fellow americans. these terms come from areas where into

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bilirakis: i move to pass h.r. 3123. the clerk: h.r. 212 a bill to amend title 38 united states code to improve the ability of health care professionals to treat veterans through the use of telemedicine and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida, and the gentleman from minnesota, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. bilirakis: we have some debate bills on the docket today. i with unanimous consent that members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bilirakis: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in support of h.r. 2123rks i believe telemedicine -- i believe telemen sid represents the future of medical treatment. through v.a.'s many different telehealth modalities, v.a. doctors and nurses have been better able to serb veterans in remote, rural, or medically underserved areas or veterans with mobili

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>> jimmy: when i was 9 years old, we moved to las vegas. >> when you were 9 years. ay, jimmy's like a carpet bagger, wherever he goes, he's from. you grew up in las vegas. >> jimmy: this is interesting. coming from a man who this very morning was talking about his tour of duty in vietnam. [ laughter ] even though you were a teenager when the war essentially ended. >> it was such a great war. oh my god. there were no rules of engagement. >> jimmy: thank you for your service. >> oh, you're welcome. >> jimmy: i do want to say that. >> i hope no one here has any stolen valor, i hate that. >> jimmy: you don't want to steal any valor. i believe your show has never been better than it is, do you agree with that? [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. i feel very good about the show. as you know we're on sirius xm radio. i found that to be -- i found it to be very liberating, getting on satellite radio where it's a subscriber service. and all of a sudden you have more time to spread out. you're able to -- we interview people and you're able to spent an hour, hour and a half with pe

>> so moved. >> can i say so moved? is that sufficient? i was taking notes, but i trust your language better than mine. so moved, so we will continue this until december 5th, with the details as provided in terms of providing notice to the permitee and the written findings. >> great. is there a second? >> i'll second it. >> commissioner perez seconds the motion. miss securitewart, will you tae vote? >> clerk: [ roll call. ] >> all right. the motion is continued until december 5th. the findings will be presented by the 21st to the permit holder. thank you, everyone, for coming out today, if you did come out for this hearing, and thank you for your counsel. >> can i just -- >> yes. >> i appreciate everyone from the community who came out on both sides. i know a decision like this can't bring back a loved one, a friend, a family member, but it, you know, we on the entertainment commission take very seriously the role that bars and places of entertainment play in our community, and we want them to be safe and welcoming places for all of us, so

. >> i moved on her, actually. i moved on her and i failed. i'll admit it. >> whoa. >> i did try to [ bleep ]. she was married. this was -- and i moved on her very heavily. in fact, i took her out furniture shopping. she wanted to get some furniture. i said i'll show you where there's good furniture. and i moved on her. and now she's got the big phony tits and everything. >> she's your hot as [ bleep ] in the purple. yes. yes, the donald has scored! whoa, man man. >> you are a [ bleep ]. maybe it's a different one. >> better not be the publicist. >> that's her with the -- got to use some tic tacs just in case we end up kissing. we just start kissing them. when you're a star, they let you do it. grab them by the [ bleep ]. you can do anything. >> grab them by the you know what. that tape was from 2005 when president trump was married to his third and current wife melania trump. those are president trump's words himself. now, let's look back at some of the women who have come forward with allegations against president trump leading up to the ele

once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else.california. first up, van-anh vo has been with us before to show us her passion and mastery of the vietnamese musical instrument the zither. now, she's back to let us hear the sound of another instrument, the dan trung, accompanied by jimmy nakagawa on taiko drums. and then we close with yo-yo joe. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this was a particularly cowardly act of terror. >> nothing to do with the president. >> a giant tax cut for christmas. >> nothing sure kevin spacey for survival. >> the champions! >> good morning. welcome to sunday today on this november 5th. i'm willie geist. president trump is in tokyo during his ten-day trip to five asian countries. the president also talking about a potential meeting on the trip with vladimir putin. we'll get into all of it with chuck todd and

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>> no. >> i move it. >> ok. we have a motion. do we have a second? we have a second. madame chair, please take roll. do these individually correct. >> for item c, 5c, commission members, please announce your vote when i call your name. commissioner pimientel. >> yes. >> commissioner row salless is absen. commissioner singh? >> yes. >> vice chair busto? >> yes. >> madame chair is absent. mr. vice chair, the vote is three ayes, two absent. >> thank you. motion carries. >> item 5d, commission members, announce your vote when i call your name. >> the motion carries. for item e. announce your name. >> commissioner pimientel. >> yes. >> commissioner singh? >> yes. >> vice chair bustos. >> yes. >> mr. vice chair t vote is three ayes, two absent. >> motion carries. >> for family 5f, commissioner pimientel. >> and a continuing disclosure certificate and approval of docs ments and actions there's project areas and. >> good afternoon commissioners, this item you see in the various versions of this item this is the final action of the commission for the approval of the sureance a

with you ♪ ♪ i'm a boss you a worker i make bloody move ♪ >> one more time, cardi b! f the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ >> jimmy: how about that cardi b, that was very well done. >> oh, well thank you very much, baby. >> jimmy: now didn't you guys practice that? or was that totally off the cuff? >> well, you know, we did this performance like a hundred times. i think we got it down pat now, you know what i'm saying? >> jimmy: i know what you're saying. the hometown crowd loved it. thank you, cardi b. thank you howard stern. thanks to mr. paul shaffer, mike piaz run out of time for him. "nightline" is next, thanks for watching, good night! >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, sled dogs. a mystical centuries-old tradition glorified in the famed iditarod race. >> the experiences that you have out there with the dogs are just phenom

. >> i think because this feels like there are many books and once i moved to turkey with the idea that i would write about foreign countries but i had never been anywhere i have lived in london may be for three months. it was a traumatic experience for me. during that first year i was talking to friends of mine, particularly to friends, one british and one indian. i was telling them about what i was learning after about a year when ice set i think i'm going to write a book about turkey they so we think your book is about america is what they had been hearing was my observation about how america seems from abroad how turks read americans. all of this was a revelation to me. at first i was horrified that they thought my book about a foreign country -- but as turkey became mark complicated and i became aware of my weaknesses i didn't feel comfortable writing a book about turkey and what i could write about was the experience of seeing this country from afar. might be a more powerful story i could tell. >> in tackling the book it's very much about your time as a foreign correspondent in tu

i've moved to a trailer, then i moved to a duplex, then i moved here. half, two years. ow, that actually hurt. >> i'm tyler, i'm 18 years old now. i would still say we're, we're kind of stuck in a hole, but it's... it's better than what it was before. my mom, she was working at night, she was in third shifts, and they worked her 40 hours, 50 hours a week at third shift, so she was sleeping in the morning. if i didn't wake up in time for school, i was late and she couldn't call me in. i racked up a couple hundred detentions, and i dropped out and stopped going to school, and they didn't call my mom, they didn't care. so i felt like they just kind of dropped me off like a piece of trash, almost. (water running) >> bella, oh, my god, i'm so happy i got her. she cuddles with me, actually cuddles. she'll sit there and lay on my chest all night. bella, can i get underneath your chin? are you gonna let me? it's important for me to have a dog because it's kind of like therapy. come on, lift up-- lift up. bella helps me feel safe. everyone surrounding me is getti

that goes for the color the floor everything is the same as it was when i moved in. the constitution on a five hour drive south of santiago posed an entirely new challenge in two thousand and ten and massive earthquake and its anatomy devastated the city of forty thousand. out of a night and his team developed a master plan to rebuild constitute with new housing tracts earthquake proof and situated one hundred meters above sea level. as an icky case half of each house was built with subsidies with owners adding on at their own expense almost all the houses are complete. other than his principal leads to diversity in contrast to the monotony of much public housing elsewhere. also found has sent her husband used to live in the center of town they say they miss the vibrant life there but having their own disaster proof affordable home is more important. sort of thought we. were very grateful for the chance to add on an extension to our liking. or own effort. that we could build exactly how we wanted to. constitute has been rebuilt. there is even a new culture center in

>> i move that we approve this, as long as the fees are the same as the state, and that there's funds, and there's adequate outreach to small businesses. >>commissioner riley: i second. >>president dwight: ok >> clerk: so we have a motion by commissioner yee -- and seconded. [ roll call. ] >> how long have you been with the supervisor's office? >> it'll be a year by the end of this month. >> oh, congratulations. >> thanks so much. >> thanks for coming to see us tonight. >> oh, i'm not done. >> let's move onto the next item. >> item number 5, brittni's going to present the equity amendments that supervisor cohen had sponsored and any other amendments that you might want to review, and you might want to go through the onces thonces -- ones that she introduced, so can we call items 5 and 6 together, since brittni's going to present what the supervisor's have done and million those are land use, as well. >>president dwight: yes, please. >> clerk: item 5, board of supervisors file 10102, regulation of cannabis businesses, ordinance amending the business and tax regulations, health and poli

bolton, when is the appropriate time to make this move and why? >> i think the appropriate time to make the announcement is today. in respect to the comments that have been made about the strategic implications of a move, as i said in my prepared statement, we should take very seriously the concerns of countries like jordan and egypt, but i do not think that means they have a veto. we do what diplomats do. we consult with them in advance. we explain our reasons, we work with them to facilitate their ability to explain to their own citizens why it is happening. let's be realistic, the construction of a new embassy is not some that happens in 24 hours. first, you have announce it. then, you have to break the ground. you have to design it first. this will take place over years. there is a long period of time involved. if the decision to move forward floor by floor of the embassy very but the temperature of the peace process, it will take forever to build. i think it is very important that we understand that the country in the world most sensitive to the r

speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2615. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 216. h.r. 2615, a bill to authorize the exchange of certain land located in gulf islands national seashore, jackson county, mississippi, between the national park service and the veterans of foreign wars, nd for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from colorado, mr. tipton, and the gentlewoman from california, mrs. torres, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. mr. tipton: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentleman. -- the gentleman is recognized. mr. tipton: h.r. 2615, introduced by mr. palazzo of national park ks service be given to the veterans of foreign awars in gulf islands nat

i moved into 2nd avenue and i lost my partner and home but here we go again. looking forward to over the course of three years the building languished and there was a fire. i tried for three years as a new owner to do what i could and play nice and get inhabitability issues taken care of and my neighbor wanted to sleep on the sofa because of the sewer leaks. i called the department and filed a complaint. the building was labelled a public nuisance and took them over 97 days to abate the problems and i withheld rent and they sued me for an lawful and non-payment of rent. i was able to make up that settlement and they took 25% and gave it to their parents in january along the same repiling and they filed an omi against them. i defeated them in their first omi because the parents didn't even know the notice was given to me and didn't know the eviction had been filed against me and the owner admitted to it in his deposition. they served me a week later with the second notice. [no audio] >> supervisor peskin: thank you, sir. >> i'm speaking for myself. i'm going to

how i move around on the bar. when i go through the moves in my head and then all i can do is practice practice practice. five year while also uploads his stunts to youtube for over three quarters of a million subscribed. get updates on his thrills and spills he also embeds the videos of his adventures and stories his breakneck bike tour of vienna for example is his way of getting to the world volleyball championships as quickly as possible . and when he's in the saddle two wheels are definitely faster than four. gets an emotional reaction from people and a more intense feeding than if you just did a series of tricks. in riding down the dollar minds he moved to a mountain bike hitting speeds of up to sixty kilometers per hour he thunders down impossibly rocky landscape's in northern italy. for a truly perilous rise like this you need more than skills physical fitness. i'm the kind of guy who always looks forward to how i'll feel afterwards when i've completed a trickle line that's a big motivation. but sometimes i'

so i think as we move forward and talk about how we make technology choices, i am always going to come down on the side of reliability, sustainability, and its ability to be improved and stay secure into the future. i think an open source project needs to demonstrate that just like we would require that of a vendor and i think we look forward to lowering our license costs by also starting to use more standards. so, really adopting a strategy that says let's look at the portfolio, the technology portfolio that we have today. let's use the software technology we have in place today. let's expand that. we gain so much when we do that through training that's already in place, support that's already in place. all we have to do is expand a bit of capacity and it's operational as opposed to a complete implementation. so, i'm an advocate for, let's always before we implement something totally new, and i know there are lots of industry conferences that people go to and come home with a new shiny widget, let's look at what we have in the city. the more we can standardize, the more we can share d

. >> i move to reconvene in open session. >> second. >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? >> i move to not disclose anything discussed in closed session. >> second. >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? madame secretary, next item. >> pledge of allnc

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at home i had a lot of stress with my mother and i moved out early at just fifteen at school they used to tease me and bug me it was horrible for me and when i came home there was the p.c. . via deputy darwin i played it was a way of escaping all the unpleasant feelings were suppressed and it gradually turned into a habit. well as well. as how well that means you had a positive effect for you at that time you just felt better because. they always looked forward to it what in the morning i felt got to go to school at school i always thought just a few more hours and i can go home and play that kept me going through the day. these days erika's lots of time he quit school and broke off his volunteer working for ecology just to keep playing even though you know looks for ways to distract himself from his craving for the internet eric is still far from clean. so. he still visits his buddies just to check is emails. ok then let's start this is benny they've known each other for years the problem is benny is a big fan of computer games and gets eric gushing again to. get more money that if yo

i will be looking how i move going forward.here but they were defrauding somebody in a jewellery shop, saying it wasn't me, it absolutely wasn't, and it turns out they were able to be prosecuted on the paces off the foot movements, the power of this technology, we are talking about the iphone x earlier, but the power of this is coming leaps and bounds. it is some new stuff now, isn't it, people will recognise as possible. we will have to leave it there, think is attacking us through the main use of the day and it's always good to see you. i should say of course to stay with us, we are very keen to hear your views, hashtag bbc the briefing. not least the iphone x, the briefing. not least the iphone x, would you buy one? are you going to buy one? are you queueing up to buy one as we speak? thanks for watching the briefing. from me, david eades, and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello. thursday turned out to be a day of mixed weather fortunes right across the british isles. for some, the morning fog became the afternoon fog. it r

i don't really like them and i won't ever like them mom got me wrong. it's the players if they move to shuffle. something they turn into real scumbags i just. can't stand the moon i have a feeling you really surprise me. i respect them for the love of football. but i don't respect. this policewoman created football history. to be honest and house aged thirty eight she's the first female bundesliga referee. my name is. the first female referee in a top european league the first female referee in the bundesliga. and she prefers not to be on camera certainly not just because she's a woman but that's exactly why she's in the limelight woman referee paul. and to be honest on house on one of the great role model definitely a pioneer. in your car and being a referee is very simple. and on responsibility also performing for all the people referees around the world. the german bundesliga is definitely one of the world why it's most respected football leagues all over and so having a few men official here is really a big foot stab in general for a few minutes to spin it so much focus on the o

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so i think this is a good project to move forward. >> chair m. mondejar: thank you, commissioner bustos. commissioner rosales? >> yes, thank you. i, of course, agree. and i'm happy to say that we are approving, likely approving this on the eve of veterans day, which i think is very appropriate. which happens to be my daughter's birthday so we celebrate it every year. but i had a couple of questions. forgive me if i've asked them before. i like data, as we know. on slide 17, we are talking about the preferences on the veterans side. i'm interested in knowing, of course the preferences as are delineated there, they are self-explanatory but do we actually have a number in our mind we are targeting, for instance for the certificate of preference? category for veterans? >> you know, it's tough on that because h.s.h. is still pulling together data in their coordinated entry system. that number changes and the population on that list changes everyday. so to crosscheck that list then against the list that o.c.d. maintains certificate holders is a moving t

i moved away from religion to the solid foundations of science. d the further i went away from religion, the softer the ground became in terms of concrete science. physics turns into metaphysics and the ground gets soft again and you make that circle back again. are you against religion? religion does a lot of good in the world. that moment with the priest is symbolic, perhaps. he made you feel uncomfortable. he said nice boys don't ask that sort of question. surely the extension of that is that religion became something that made you feel uncomfortable. that is absolutely true. what i became uncomfortable with later is not religion, i realised later, it is the banner of religion being waved as some kind of immunity from rational scrutiny. don't tell me i cannot ask a question. religion is doing no favours to young people by saying to participate you need to turn off that rational part of the brain that wants to ask these questions. the story of adam and eve, i will add, i can read as a beautiful morality tale and a fable to understand where we cam

i moved away, i said there would be a constitutional crisis if she was elected.ctively having one without her being in thehe oval office. all i will say is if we will look at the russian deal on the republican side, look at it on the democratic side. what's wrong with that? >> sean:th what's wrong with that, lanny? what would be wrong with looking at these very issues? because she bought and paid for russian lies that were meant to impact the american people, and may have been used to cause a judge to make a decision for a fisa warrant and surveillance on the opposition party. we'll find out soon if that is true. but i suspected might have been used. >> as you know, sean, i am interested how moving away, doug, has changed when i say effect and he doesn't address whether it's a fact or not. >> i said what you were saying wereac facts, but there were larger issues, lanny, corruption. >> hillary clinton was the popular leader and victor. what happened at the dnc, i respect donna brazile. she said to me today, disrespected, and i honor her feelings. we have been frie

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mcconnell: i move proceed to to legislative session. the presiding officer: question is on the motion to proceed. all those in favor, say aye. all those opposed, say no. the ayes do have it. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 254, steven bradbury. the presiding officer: question is on the motion to proceed. all those in favor, say aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: department of transportation, deceiven gill bradbury of virginia to be general counsel. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the cloture motion. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of st