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>> i had a class with one of the girls who passed away, unfortunately. at class. >> i'm excited to go back to school. it's going to be hard. i have a class in the building where everything happened. but i want to be with everybody. everybody's been so strong together. i want to see everybody. if we didn't have the leadership at our school that we did, there's a good chance that this could be abysmal, more so than it already is. >> how can you not be scared after something like that happens? people i know, people i pass in the hall every day just gone. and yeah, i'm scared. >> the eloquence from these students so soon after this tragedy is remarkable. we talked about gun control, we talked about the issues of mental health, the issues for the governor, senator rubio. some saying this is not the time to talk about these issues. we'll hear more from the students later in the show. >> so insightful. good interview. it's clear that even once the students are laid to rest, the problems will continue for students emotionally, as well. >> absolutely. >>> coming u

think a lot of 2450i7ks we can he do, first of all, in this bill we passed we got medicaid means testing repealed i-- got rid of obamacare slush funds repealed individual mandate in tax bill incremental gains when we realized couldn't get done in one fell swoop house bill didn't pass. >>t. >> or what expectations, we are talking about trillion-dollar he defendants for 10 years then after a decade -- >> for. >> exactly, exactly, my -- going to be two trillion dollars after a decade. >> so because of demographics not the military if we can get -- abolish pentagon would still have deficit we don't want to sacrifice military focus on drivers of the debt entitlements that is why, really the health care entitlements, quite frankly, social security is part of a solvency problem they have a solvency problem nothing like health care entitlements we can never give up health care tax reform key driver of debt in the future demographically given combination of demographics health care inflation fix health care you fix debt crisis. >> you are saying have to get arms on health care efforts to get costs down not

give me a lie detecter test and i will pass it. i will pass it with flying colors. me a lie detecter test like i just said to you and i will pass it. >> so you never stole anything, right? >> no. oh, i steal out of stories and stuff at home, yes. >> i'm talking about here. >> no. give me a lie detector test. >> let them say what they want to say. they're bitches. they're girls. that's how they talk. >> they never called you that. >> they are accusing me of being a thief, dude. go get me a lie detector test. i will pass it with flying colors. >> and claiming you were a white supremacist active. >> what do i look like, a gang member? i'm 50 years old, those girls are young. i'm not a gang member. i'm not a supremacist. >> we'll do a follow through, okay? all right, ma'am. >> thank you, sir. i like to have a lie detector test for all three questions you asked me. >> yes, ma'am. >> and i'll even pay for it. i've got money. >> you got money? >> yes, i do. >> thank you. >> all right, thank you. >> thank you. >> green will remain in segregation at least until officer mcclar

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this is an opportunity i did not see coming and one i can't pass up. my district needs a supervisor right now and i know the job. i know my community and i know the issues. i know how city hall works. and i am able to hit the ground running. before i spent nine years as a legislative aid in district two, i was advocating for our neighborhoods. the last two years i have been a department head in city hall as your county clerk that gives me a unique perspective on how the laws we pass are carried out and realized outside of the supervisor's chambers. what you don't immediately see on the resume is why. why have i chosen the life of public service, a life that began when my dad dropped me off at georgetown university at 16 years-old to intern for our congressman. i have always had a deep desire to better the lives from those around me. i come from a place of empathy and connection with others and sense of responsibility and obligation to be in service to others and most of all from an urgent need to act on serious issues that are facing my district, our ci

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like the day pass idea as well. i think that also helps people who have the choice between commuting between muni and bart, maybe they do it less frequently, so an a-pass wouldn't make a sense, but if they're taking bart into the city, and then take multiple trips on muni before they head back. and then the discount for a bulk pass, that's a great idea. >> chairman brinkman: director hsu? >> director hsu: i'm supportive of all of these. thank you for laying them out. i had one question on option 5. it looks like the data you're showing suggests this would be a net add in revenue and not a net loss, right? so that almost seems like a no-brainer in that case? >> i don't know that we'd want to -- with a lot of these things, you may lose some people and gain others. so i think we're looking at this really as a revenue neutral model, finding what the right price is. >> director hsu: what would be the calculus in deciding whether it's 2, or 2.5? i did see some cities go two and some do a little more. >> i think part of it i

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i'm proud to cosponsor this which i think canoo pass the senate. i know that others have been working hard on their ideas and i work forward to revealing their work product. i urge my democratic colleagues to consider immigration, one of the great civil rights leader of our time, the first black woman to be elected to the u.s. house of representatives. she also servese as the chairwoman for immigration reform. while serving in that role she set for our policyar to t make sense it is necessary to make distinctions between those who obey the law and those who violate it. i think that's a great principle to keep in mind as we sort out the challenges. we all recognize the anxiety of the dreamers who came to this country through no fault of their own and face uncertain futures. they are dreamers and we need to restore our legacy as a nation that believes in and applies the rule of law. indeed, equal justice under the law. here's the bottom line, i'm not interested inse a futile exercise or gamesmanship or political theater or ideas that can become law. m

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the glass and the door fell on us and after that i passed out. the explosion occurred during the sermon we were listening to his words and suddenly the blast went off that was it the un is currently trying to negotiate an end to the turmoil but here in benghazi there's deep skepticism over whether any breakthrough can be achieved. brags that opponents in the u.k. have launched a campaign aiming to persuade britons that a second referendum on membership is needed but few people believe that gregg's it can be stopped at this stage here's our beer get mass with the latest episode in our series road to break it. stephen grey is determined. determined to stop. every day he sets up shop right opposite parliament he's taking time off work until he achieves he's goal that is the lords every window is one of the lords offices they. are not going to let them forget we're here with a new study suggests that some who voted for breakfast now regret their decision that's extra motivation for stephen breyer and others like him should there be another vote for t

as soon as i was released i set my primary exams in surgery and i passed the first go and i scored very high and to me. i was very motivated i have a great deal of ambition was still ahead of. and i was determined that i would succeed. i was released on the twenty sixth of august two thousand. my first paycheck in the first of november two thousand. one hundred was struggling to rebuild his life in a stray liya iraq was descending into and chaos. fertile ground for islamic state to emerge and inflict its misery on a long suffering iraqi population. i'm on my way to meet allie the soldier we met earlier he's just one of the tens of thousands of iraqi casualties coolest by isis. he lives on the outskirts of baghdad. and sort of the my daughter then one dog of a planet or whatever they all went. out your monarch to muslim one god and so on to. father. hardy. when allie lost his leg his wife walked out on him. ellie suddenly became a single father to his young son who sign. the macho done to make them better as the real world are what is your bunch of us are the. most fun i've. had them the

getting to 60 votes will take a lot of discussion and i passed more in any member of congress i know how this process works. i say to my colleagues as i think about how to advance the parties this week keep in mind the priorities i have outlined recently and take a look at my amendments i will be filing. these are indications of what i am hoping to accomplish. i believe we can get something across the finish line, i really do. i think we can have a bill we are all proud of but in order for that to happen we have to be reasonable and we have to consider a broad range and it can't just be my way or the highway. we need a bill that can also pass the house and then be signed into law by the president. i'm ready to roll up my sleeves and work with my colleagues to find areas of compromise and to accommodate competing priorities. i've made my priorities clear and let's work together to get something done. madam president, i yield the poor. >> senator fromof florida. >> madam president, i am looking forward to this debate as senator hatch has indicated. it is going to be a robust debate and

pass it for 42 years. ronald reagan tried and failed. everybody tried and failed. i hear you are going to get it passed. is is just a little part of our bill. one of the big find the world. oil and gas. i love this. it is good stuff. it is great. did anybody not see the state of the union? is even the haters back there gave us good reviews on that one. they came up with fake polls. but the fake polls were even good and they said, what are we going to do? took them a couple of hours before they went negative. they got calls from the bosses. you can't say good. but we've had an incredible time. just about everybody, i recognize so many people. it just about everybody in this room has been here from the beginning of this incredible journey. we have a few terms. it is always going to be make america great again. it that is always going to be our baby. that is always going to be our baby. but we also have america first. we are putting america first. over other countries. i say to them, you have to put your company and country first, but we are putting our country -- our companies, our jobs we are putting -- [

climbed the wall thinking they were gone and as soon as i looked over i was shot right here and then i passed out and i don't know what happened. when the key they arrested me for throwing stones and they hit me while they were interrogating me when i went to the interrogation place i heard people shouting and getting beaten and there were little kids there the officer started shouting at them to confess and also shouting at me. when they arrested me at my home at three am they put handcuffs on me and my brother then they took us to their camp when we arrived we found the other four guys and then they took us to the interrogation. they started asking me why my face is like this and saying you look funny and said many things about me i told them i fell off my bicycle. what happened is that the israeli army arrested him in two am and that and the way they arrested him was harsh he was a child who suffered an injury from the israeli soldiers and it was difficult for his parents because he was injured and being arrested was aggravating to his health condition his health condition remained the sam

when i passed the safe act, i took a political pounding.ed the second amendment. >> right. >> now five years later it, hasn't made a difference to any legitimate hunter. >> right. i've got one more thing to ask you. your argument is you lived to see another day. while i have you, we're speaking during a trial on one of your former aids on bribery. if proven, do you see the agations unacceptable the idea that he took bribes in conjunction with working with your team? >> obviously, if proven bribes are unacceptable. but i was assistant district attorney. i was the attorney general in new york before i was governor. i did hundreds of cases. and we're in the middle of a trial right now. and i respect that process and i respect the integrity of the jury. and the prosecutors and the judge. i don't want to comment on it while it's going on. but if proven, then obviously. >> i hear you on that and maybe then we can get to you come back and discuss this and other issues in the future, an important night and i appreciate you making the time. andrew c

i'm about to find out if i passed. how did i do?> so, you did pretty well. >> reporter: but about 40% of security guards and civilians fail and need to reapply, ensuring schools have the best defense. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, tel aviv. >> glor: up next here tonight, walter cronkite's landmark commentary 50 years ago. t you c. you built your home again. my dna showed at and connected me to cousinsta. my name is joseph reece, and this is my ancestrydna story.ve day. name is joseph reece, order your kit at ancestrydna.com jake... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous monthssyo-u, non-greasy collar. oh no, jake. seresto. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto can make you feel like noyour day never started.st get going with carnation breakfast essentials® high protein drink. it has 21 vitamins and minerals with 15 grams of protein to help you be your best. try our high protein drink. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your a

your local city and county community, i remember your commitment to go solar as well as your closeness with dr. jackson who unfortunately passed a short while ago. it's great to see you play on the state and global stage at this point. i think your presentation's really exciting in the context of our next item, item 8 on divestment resolution. and i wanted to unpackage a comment you made. hopefully that will inform the commissioners because the retirement board has actually issued an 87-page staff memo extolling the virtues of oil. i was wondering if you could talk a little bit more about your comment that oil as a fully mature industry and what that means for oil growth being capped or what's the time line for renewables to transition from oil economy as well? >> well, i think the choice for cities like san francisco, you know, we get to pick what kind of future we want to build. you know, do we want to build our city and our state on the polluting fuels of the pastor the clean energy technologies of the future? and this transition i've described is going to happen. i absolutely believe it's going to happen in this century. h

my time of san mateo high ii come back to the university of san francisco law school and the fact i passedopen up many more doors because i feel a curve ball or an where you can in the way can't get down why is this in my way we have to figure out a solution how to move forward we can't let adversity throw in e >> chair nuru: good morning. i'll call to order the trans bay joint powers authority board meeting for february 8th, 2018. >> director kim will not be present because of a scheduling conflict. (roll call) mr. chairman, you have a quorum. item three is communications, i'm not aware of any. item four, board of directors new or old business. >> i'll make this short -- my old friend from high school said he knew how to straighten out the millennium tower so i would announce it. you let the rest sink and then drill those piles. i talked to mark about that, he said yeah, that's been talked about. but i did promise my friend i would pass on his great idea. >> okay. that's it for communications. item four, board of directors new under old. >> chair nuru: good morning directors. >> everybody

i pass the courthouse every day, my route is a corporate route. i see this building, and didn't realize this is the building, but i'm grateful you're letting this company grow. they're strict on us as drivers, they used to let us get away on a few little things, but they're not playing. they're strict. i love my job, i'm happy to be here. i want to see the company continue to grow. i was selected out of 240 drivers to do a documentary film here in the city. i'm the face of chariot. so pretty soon you will see me. they selected a few of our passengers and they were able to display and show the beauty of san francisco, which is the great tourist attractions like chinatown, japantown. they dialect with some of the natives there. maigz. i saw twin peaks, i didn't know that existed. my mouth dropped the whole time. i love my job and this company is going to continue to hire more men and women like myself and open up more doors. please, thank you, board, for letting me speak. >> thank you, and congratulations on your engagement. >> next speaker, please.

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as i pass along, i just urge you, think community, think cooperation, think dialogue. bob goodlatte has helped us with that and he deserves a lot of credit and i'm really glad to be here to introduce him and he will introduce our speaker. thank you very much. [applause] wow, jerry thank you for those very kind words. they are from the heart, but they are not as deserved as you say. we have former congressman rick white, who is the actual cofounder of the congressional internet caucus. i took over for him about two years later back in the mid-1990s and really the credit for this organization goes overwhelmingly to jerry for having founded it and then have the brilliant idea of timng tim lorton, because makes this event a success every year. let's give him a round of applause. [applause] mr. goodlatte: it's an honor to be with all of you again this year and we have another very interesting ceo to talk about internet related issues and in particular, about his company and the technology they've deployed. zello incorporated ceo bill more -- to talk talk the about the story

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i'm about to find out if i passed. ou did pretty well. >> reporter: but about 40% of security guards and civilians fail and need to reapply, ensuring schools have the best defense. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," in the new series "coming home," jan crawford follows three marines as they return home from a nine-month tour in afghanistan and transition into the next phase of their lives. >>> and cross-country skiing gold medalists kikkan randall and jessie diggins stop by studio 57 to talk about their historic win. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm michelle griego. and i'm anne makovec. kenny choi has the morning off. >>> good morning, it is wednesday, february 28th. taking a look at the bay bridge, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec. we made it to "hump day." >> halfway through. >> it's the day before the big rain. tomorrow morning is going to

can i hear -- you have, at any moment in time passed through the campus of san francisco state universityrom you. [applause]. i see you. and my son included, i see all the students here today, our college students, our high school students, if you are able and willing, please stand, starting with all the way in the back. can we give it up for our students in the room. [applause] >> and all the veterans, all the leaders, we see you. and that's what this is about today, leadership during wartime. we are the tomorrow people, the people who could fly. we are survivors. yes, virginia hamilton and know we're excited. i'm going to say that one more time. we are the tomorrow people, the people who could fly. we are survivors. for centuries, african americans have brought the message through art and action. to put it in vernacular, we don't just talk about it, we be about it, and we stay woke. throughout this month, the san francisco african american historical and cultural society emphasizes events and opportunities to explore our resilient spirit as we cannot african americans in times of war. p

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. >> as a dog walker, i pass by them every day. >> reporter: he says it's getting bad. >> a lot of them are small business owners that we need in san francisco. >> reporter: on church street, there's dozens of shuttered store fronts. on castro street, nearly twice that number. >> i think the amazoning of retail has really taken a toll on small businesses. >> reporter: high rents have pushed small businesses out of business. rent can cost $5,000 to $50,000 per month depending on the space. the commercial vacancy rate was only 5%. >> i know those numbers aren't real. >> reporter: the supervisor who sits on the land use committee believes the number is much higher. this meeting was about finding solutions. a 2009 ordnance requiring landlords to pay a registration fee after properties were va can't for 30 days has not worked. more incentives are need think say. >> if you do not want to be in the commercial rental business get out of it. >> reporter: it could impose fines for landlords with vacant businesses. many siay the process needs to e streamlined. >> a person wanting to open up a stor