sometimes the agenda is a little bit too long, but other than that, i would prefer to keep it the way it is. >> commissioner yee? >> i concur. i really don't. but i prefer this fort mat because we might discuss something in length at the committee, and then we have the same discussion from the full m.t.a. board, and this prefrnts duplication of -- this prevents duplication of discussion, so i prefer to keep this format. >> mr. ronen? commissioner ronen? >> when i complained a few weeks ago and put this item on the agenda, it wasn't necessarily the full board meetings but the fact that we were arriving so late as a board, but 30 minutes into what should have been the meeting we didn't have quorum to start the meeting. and that it was just getting ridiculous. and i felt particularly bad for the public that was waiting to testify on items which we never got to because partially because we got to so late. and i am fine with either committee structure or the full board structure. i just feel like we have to make a commitment as commissioners to get here on time like we do every week for th

i prefer is less necessary than influence. i p refer to is less necessary than influence.ecause when people are influenced and convinced about the rational and the benefit of one thing, they are more ready to accept it than when you push them to do it. once you go, your power has gone, and nobody sees the reason for executing what you have pushed on them. but if you tell them it's the right thing and show them it is, then your influence survives after you, yes. while thunderstorms are breaking out across some parts of the country, many of us are enjoying the fine sunny weather. it's the south that's getting the real action on the weather front. these are the storms that happened last night, sweeping across the south and moving further north. the thunderstorm risk will continue across the southern half of the uk for the next few days. it's this very volatile atmosphere across western parts of europe. there are some terrific thunderstorms brewing in france and germany at the moment. we are seeing some of our own home—grown thunderstorms, but this pattern with that warmth com

the reason i mention that at all is, i prefer when these conversations are about information and not confrontation. i have to ping for my colleague sarah sanders there. folks, you don't know us. that's not anything other than a pedestrian term you don't know us and everyone should think about the difference of going viral and starting an argument and trying to get information. your job is to get information not confrontation. brian: right. >> i will tell you, a lot of this has nothing to do with april ryan. i'm making a more general statement. a lot who dish it out can't take its that watt point in my sunday show a couple weeks ago. be careful if you would be very thin-scinsd on the receiving end and the kind of stuff that is on our shoulders like boulders every single day here. let's dial down the temperature in the furtherance of information. sarah goes to that podium every day that she breathes. and she is trying to provide information the best she possesses it and the best she knows it at that moment. things here move so fast that volume and velocity looms and the press corps will

data protection ok just recently one example of technology standing in the way i prefer to see standing in the way just recently i was looking for flats here in berlin and i looked online for flats and i checked out they wanted to check out the area with a check of the houses on google street view which i find incredibly useful this is what i got this is i don't know whether we can see if yes the many many houses here in berlin are just blurted out because one person in the house demands that that the whole house is being. blood out we taking previously and data protection to fall well i think it is a choice and previously it is it is a choice and can be a choice and other countries can be kind of for out of this role that uses take on here because otherwise you have a lot of informational information or rights that are being used and i think that the new g.d.p. . the g.d.p. are is a step in the direction that uses can actually os companies what are you doing with my daughter who's going to see what's who's going to use going to get it so to and this is i think important also for you ho

that's why i have to work here like i still need to make a living i'm not embarrassed to do this but i prefer to work in my chosen profession for the still. low wage jobs in restaurants or call centers are about the only jobs available in greece even though unemployment has technically fallen by eight percent business journalist victoria's notaries however is skeptical about these jobless figures most of them good enough to make up for the first of all wages are much lower than before the crisis and its. these are which secondly these are alternate forms of employment either part time or on call and thus paid as such it to fill these jobs are recorded statistically as proper work almost all of those but the government considers this a success story and athens points to the fact that the economy is growing. because snuffly o.t.s. also believes things are finally improving his glazier business struggled through the economic crisis the last few years were so bad his orders dropped by half he was only able to keep his twenty three skilled employees by reducing their hours but he needs more invest

chris knows me well enough to know the introduction i prefer is a little bit shorter. i am a christian, a conservative and a republican, in that order. and i am a card-carrying member of the nra. [applause] >> 52 wayne lapierre, governor abbott, distant was to members of congress, my fellow americans who have come from near and far, it is great to be back at the 147th annual meeting of the national rifle association. thank you all. and i am especially proud to be here with a friend of mine, a great champion of our most cherished liberties and a man i can tell you who can't wait to get out here, the 45th president of the united states of america, donald trump. [applause] >> last year, donald trump spoke to this very gathering, the first president to do so in 34 years. he told you then you have a true friend in the white house and i'm here as his vice president to tell you that you have two friends in the white house. [applause] >> donald trump and i both stand without apology for the second amendment and in this administration the right of the people to keep and bear arm

classified i have problems with some i think there are rules of engagement are kind of lenient i would prefer if you want to get my opinion on something i think sometimes the rules of engagement are too lenient in certain circumstances not necessarily in this circumstance but we have very serious have gone very strict child and get those rules of engagement what they were at the border what they are still blocked i'll tell you lastly on the how you got any individual out there who presented a danger to the border and that danger could not be interdicted in any other way that person was then targeted by life are. and the blanket excuse as outlined by your defense minister avigdor lieberman on april the eight was there are no innocents in gaza so it doesn't matter whether they're armed or posing a threat nobody's innocent here from gaza other than what i said spokesman for my defense ministry i'm not his spokesman either well and also it's the minister himself i'm not his i was behind them and go if you want to ask the question asked that of him you know it is not you not me it is unethical it

i prefer it's. bent i came south feels happiest when he's on the beach. and he's also happy doing his job soon other dutch municipalities will install happiness counselors of their own. and dyke has advice for them. love story they are. into the locals don't sit around a trip desk wondering what to do go out onto the street talk to people and listen to what they need. to know every. listening to what others have to say a good solid piece of advice not just for promoting happiness. talking and making personal connections with people that sounds like good advice indeed that's all for today thank you for watching. for. example. the d.w. media center see it find it here it discover. video and audio podcast in language courses in the g w media center at media center dot w dot com. w. true the first city. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on top of that i've been wondering. our innovations magazine for a show so every week and looking to the future the w dot com of science and research forty shots. as long as. they know. that would change

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because i prefer these gnarly carrots i like how they look and they actually taste better you wouldn't find them in a shop because they're wonky you can only find them on a farm they're perfect fish. like the project she uses as recipes are unconventional when you follow a strict t.v. can diet you need to be creative. and that's really inventive. today she's revamping the good pizza. instead of the old school calorie fest flowery day with salami and cheese she's making a carrot crust. plain has been vegetarian for years when she found out that she's lactose intolerant she first began experimenting with regan food options. she makes a mean cash scream she calls sushi waffles. and super healthy bliss ball. tasting. trisha's and easy to make. blends together dry dragon fruit de coconut flakes and. preparation. i think every dish is a work of art you can really be creative with ingredients colors and shapes and you can really speak to people with food. putting together. the pictures are taken in a makeshift studio between have bed and her kitchen shelf. but sometimes i only had two hours o

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in the survey in the elections but i prefer save the human life the save the. two bites in my in the sun what would you do right now. i mean he's not does not mean i think everyone could arrive in italy i can see their priority blot the people in africa and give them the paternity to be able to create a new life in africa particularly because of their long and perspective what about now people coming to your country should they be sent their last period a lot of the number of migrants are. really. significantly descry is that so now the situation is absolutely by the past but i believe that all europe is able to have a strategy i mean common strategy for migration or europe will last or self. for that reason we proposed that when i was prime minister and i open the government will come free of this approach a very clear message now it's time to budgets in european union and you know the money is very important for european discussion my proposal was that. italy gave every year a lot of money for all the countries more or less twenty billion a year us and the we

servers are better but the number of jobs in italy are wars that i prefer to change direction of company to change the results of g.d.p. . see my personal image for my percentage i have to come back because we have time so you. i hope. so why are mentioned you promising to demolish the establishment is that these people who are now in power are also coming to power on anti-establishment slogans and. when you look at their ideas on paper they're radical so they don't have a majority in the parliament so most probably the reforms that they are proposing will go with under undergo checks and parliament so whatever you have the outcome of these reforms is not going to be what they're proposing right now do you feel like you come to power with this entire stablish mint sentiment but then at the end the system never really lets you change things completely this is a good question for a lot of reasons the sentiment. was a particularly. supported in the last year the from address social media completely. from use. social particularly dark you may view. i'm a very great fan of social media i one

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servers are better but the number of jobs in italy are wars that i prefer to change direction of company to change the results of g.d.p. . see my personal image for my percentage i have to come back because we have time so you. i hope. so why are mentioned you promising to demolish the establishment is that these people who are now in power are also coming to power on anti-establishment slogans and. when you look at their ideas on paper they're radical so they don't have a majority in the parliament so most probably the reforms that they are proposing will go with under undergo checks and parliament so whatever you have the outcome of these reforms is not going to be what they're proposing right now do you feel like you come to power with this entire establishment sentiment but then at the end the system never really lets you change things completely this is a good question for a lot of reasons the sentiment. was a particularly. supported in the last year the form of a social media company. from use. social particularly dark you may view. i'm a very great fan of social media i one i was

. >> i was invite to see which role i preferred. >> then just poof? >> we never heard anything back. judd will donate monetary damages from the lawsuit to the times up legal defense fund. weinstein's team repeatedly said he denies any allegations of nonconsensual sex. >>> a partner of a shooting victim filed a lawsuit against peterson who could have prevented deaths if he had intervened. the broward county sheriff previously said the deputy never entered stoneman douglas high school when the gunman was inside. peterson said through lawyers he was unsure where the gunfire was coming from. 17 people died in the mass shooting on valentine's day. >>> new this morning, a deadly high-rise building fire and collapse in brazil. jessica castro from abc 7 mornings has the dramatic video, jessica? >> caught on video. look at the huge flames, one person is dead, but there are still many others missing. right now, there are search efforts still underway at this building in brazil, and look at this, the very moment the building crashed down. there were reportedly a

right it was that i was probably five up from our barbaric octopi private i prefer over it was fired. by car and further hired by by my. with no make this manufacture consent to step into the public wells. when the running closest protect themselves. with the final merry go round the sun me the one percent so. it's nice to ignore middle of the room sit. believe me. it was. no point everyone. illusory . in some american cities the police. cling to ready to. people who walk on the streets of the united states who are at risk from the very people who are supposed to protect that people are no more afraid of the police than. you can see something happening in this is like i don't want to call the cops. call the cops in. their lives chasing the. trigger you never know better safe than sorry i don't know that someone else is going to pull a gun so. unfortunately around around here we end up playing our guns off. from such preclusion this place to. hide. and. by then. that. by then is a shift of on. the chaotic i don't. want. sausan. so it. can be and also can was if you have the approval of

." >> i hate the word housewife, i prefer domestic goddess. >> reporter: and the national exposure led to her own sitcom. in real life, roseanne barr isn't all that different from roseanne connor. body speak their minds and both are trump supporters. >> have you looked at the news? now things are worse. >> not on the real news. >> reporter: the president capitalizing on her popularity, reaching out to congratulate her on the success of her new show. >> even look at roseanne, i called her yesterday. look at her ratings. >> everyone saw roseanne barr and roseanne connor as pretty much the same person because they were both trump supporters. the difference was roseanne connor mostly kept it in, roseanne barr was screaming about it every day on social media in every interview. it was clouding the entire show. >> reporter: where tv roseanne left her controversial words behind on the sound stage, the real roseanne documented hers on social media. >> if you go through her twitter feed, after 2013 you see that it wasn't as much as a one-off, as much as a snapshot. >> reporter: in a now-deleted

in the survey in the elections but i prefer save you more lives than save the. two pints in my in the sun what would you do right now. i mean he is not does not mean i think everyone could arrive in italy i consider a priority blot the people in africa and give them the paternity to be able to create a new life in africa particularly because of a long and perspective what about now people coming to your country should they be sent their last syria the lot of the number of migrants are. really. significantly descry is the so now the situation is absolutely better than the past but they believe that all europe is able to have a strategy i mean common strategy for migration or europe will last or self. for that reason we proposed that when i was prime minister and i opened the government will come free of this approach a very clear message now it's time to budgets in european union and you know the money is very important for european discussion my proposal was that. italy gave every year a lot of money for all the countries more or less twenty billion a year us and

i don't want to hurt anyone, so instead of stealing, i prefer to look in the trash. porter: the economy is only one reason these people have been protesting against madero since he took office. >> i have been fighting for 20 years against his regime for nicolas maduro to leave. what i am asking him is to quit. there is so much misery in our beautiful country, so many hospitals with no medicine, so many children who die every day. i have been without medication for over three months now. reporter: some opposition lawmakers are calling on venezuelans to boycott sunday's elections. [applause] >> this sunday, venezuela is not voting. this process violates our right, and on sunday it is our turn to make it known that the people do not choose. it is a process of social control and domination by the state. the necessary conditions are absent. control of the center by for impartial people, and the arbiter was part of the broad. these things being absent is assigned venezuelans cannot make their own decisions. reporter: but electoral authorities ensure their system is one of t

i did that agricultural exports and subsidies is a very tenuous point in global trade the doha round us trade talks broke specifically because the developed countries did not want to dispense with agricultural preferences let's put it that way i know that india played a huge role in trying to revive the doha round of trade talks and yet that wasn't successful do you have any concerns that this new way of deal making by like chill deal making and giving american farmers preferential access to a very large agricultural market will essentially make all the other. national talks obsolete because essentially we have a you know a comfortable tucson between a major producer and a major consumer and everybody else seems to be all seem to be on the sides it's a very good question it goes to the heart of the future of the global trade regime because after the collapse of the war round what we have written a saying is first the weakening of the w t o second more importantly their merchants of overlapping trading blocks in the world the world is being segregated into overlapping creating blocks with their own rules so any kind of a bilateral deal which gives american farmers preferential access to the chinese mark

>> senator i prefer not to talk about a hypothetical case like that. i think this is an issue we have seen discussed on the hill and certainly we look at that in another venue and the war powers act and with that effort to come to grips with the issue but right now everything we are doing you can see with korea for us to make the decision on this issue we are diplomatically led not in any default as a binary choice working with the allies united nations. >> i am very pleased to hear that considering those diplomatic options but i think it is pretty clear i will not get you into the hypothetical atmosphere is an imminent threat i don't think the president can article -- order that and this is what concerns me talking about that surround him national security advisor publishing the author just over three years ago title to stop the bomb if the u.s. were to use forces we must consider the likely impact how iran and other nations would respond and following the experience of the department to be competent it is limited to airstrikes with the underground war

servers are better but the number of jobs in italy are wars that i prefer to change direction of company to change the results of g.d.p. than see my personal image for my percentage i have to come back because we have time so you. have i hope. so why are mentioned you promising to demolish the establishment is that these people who are now in power are also coming to power on anti-establishment slogans and. when you look at their ideas on paper they're radicals and they don't have a majority in the parliament so most probably the reforms that they're proposing will go we're under undergo checks in a parliament so whatever you have the outcome of these reforms is not going to be what they're proposing right now do you feel like you come to power with this interest i wish meant sentiment but then at the end the system never really lets you change things completely. this is a good question for a lot of reasons the sentiment. was a particularly. supported in the last year the from of the social media company. or from use. social particularly dark you may view. i'm a very great fan of social

in the survey in the elections but i prefer to save the human life the save the. two points in my in the sun what would you do right now. i mean he's not does not mean i think everyone could arrive in italy i consider priority blot the people in africa and give them the paternity to be able to create a new life in africa particularly because of their long and perspective what about now people coming to your country should they be sent there last syria that a lot of the number of migrants are. really. significantly discrete is the so now the situation is absolutely better than the past but they believe that all europe is able to have a strategy i mean common strategy for migration or europe will last or self. for that reason we proposed that when i was prime minister and i opened the government will come free of this approach a very clear message now it's time to budgets in european union and you know the money is very important for european discussion my proposal was that. italy gave every year a lot of money for all the countries more or less twenty b. of europe's

i prefer. vandyke himself feels happiest when he's on the beach. and he's also happy doing his job soon other dutch municipalities will install happiness counselors of their own. has advice for them. love story they are. for the locals don't sit around a trip to ask wondering what to do go out onto the street talk to people and listen to what they need. to know the ever. listening to what others have to say a good solid piece of advice not just for promoting happiness. talking and making personal connections with people that sounds like good advice indeed that's all for today thank you for watching goodbye. the be. the best. model because. there was a cream and it matches. mine field come true mubarak's hairy. walk with her wedding dress look like romantic. and elegant might make him herself the bureau moves. we make up oh but we watch as folks that kind of educators we all this summer some of us to the beat want to shape the continent's future the buffeting youngsters especially share their stories their dreams and their challenges costs the seven

i prefer it's. then tyke himself feels happiest when he's on the beach. and he's also happy doing his job soon other dutch municipalities will install happiness counselors of their own. vandyke has advice for them. love story they are in violation to the locals don't sit around a traditional school wondering what to do go out onto the street talk to people and listen to what they need. to know that ever. listening to what others have to say a good solid piece of advice not just for promoting happiness. talking and making personal connections with people that sounds like good advice indeed that's all for today thank you for watching goodbye. the be. the bad. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. observed the stars browsing performances the boards the beach the books the legend for. the book the fifteenth. the but so few in the beautiful embrace the book king of the beast is facing extinction in africa and. the shrinking habitats for disease the big game hunting the beer scientists are in search of solutions to the brain to stop the. in si

i prefer more than one player in the market.e middle east, there will be more than one, we will be one of the major players in the market. francine: up next we talked the -- talk of the leadership skills it takes to create both the largest and tallest building in the world. more with mohamed alabbar, next. ♪ ♪ francine: emaar properties has grown more than threefold and expanded in the middle east and north africa, despite political instability in the region. so what kind of leadership does it take to shepherd a global company through turbulent times? mohamed alabbar, chairman and founder of emaar properties, is here. what kind of leader are you? throughout the program, we were talking about encouraging your regional leaders and also your portfolio managers to be aggressive. do they always need to be on their toes? mohamed: well i think number one, they have to be relevant. changes take place in the world. are you relevant? the other thing i like is we all have to believe in the reset. this upgrade, are we operating -- upgrading

. >> i was -- i was being invited to consider which of the two roles i preferred. >> then all of a suddent was just poof. i was being maligned and defamed. >> and in response a spokesperson for weinstein released a statement saying that mr. weinstein neither defamed ms. judd nor ever interfered with ms. judd's career and instead not only championed her work, but also repeatedly approved her casting for two movies of his over the next decade. >>> investigators in california are trying to determine whether they've accounted for all of the crimes of the so-called golden state killer. the san diego district attorney tells abc news they are now looking at many other cold caless in california including the murders of 24-year-old rhonda wicht and her young son back in 1978. her ex-boyfriend craig coley served 38 years for those murders until dna cleared him. he now hopes dna can determine who the real killer was. >> it may be more than one person. i don't know but as long as they get to the truth and find out who did it, and it's resolved and justice is done when it's served, it's served as long

i prefer not to talk ever again about what a. but i understand it has to be done is an opportunity for people like me but also for the country as a whole violence leaves nothing only orphans and widows we don't want this for the future of colombia. the search for accountability will continue for at least the next decade as colombia struggles to move past this conflict and the tribunal hopes to become the essential tool for truth and reconciliation at least in the. south africa is one of the world's fastest growing tourist destinations especially popular with visitors going on safari but some animal parks are in conflict with another major industry gold diamond and coal mining as malcolm webb reports now plans to expand an open cast mine could drive the animals away. it's the first time the medic easily family has visited a wildlife park the first louis in philosophy parks a few hours drive from their home in south africa it's the continent's oldest reserve famous for its leopard and herds of endangered white rhino it's been futile

i prefer it's. then take himself feels happiest when he's on the beach. and he's also happy doing his job soon other dutch municipalities will install happiness counselors of their own. has advice for them. love stories that are. for the locals don't sit around at your desk wondering what to do go out onto the street talk to people and listen to what they need. an old ever. listening to what others have to say a good solid piece of advice not just for promoting happiness. talking and making personal connections with people that sounds like good advice indeed that's all for today thank you for watching. kuku move. closer. to. the. center of the conflict zone folks this week conflict zone news in the big new munich talks to on she is a member of the you feel column for the various console this is a christian social union has a ton of growing divisions in europe over religion and like racial. politicians love you know using religious issues complex thirty. six. g.w. diversity to move. to where the world of science is at home in many languages. on a football

something for their own happiness i think it's always good so yeah if you can support happiness i prefer. then take himself feels happiest when he's on the beach. and he's also happy doing his job soon other dutch municipalities will install happiness counselors of their own. has advice for them. love stories that are. to the locals don't sit around a desk wondering what to do go out onto the street talk to people and listen to what they need. to know the. listening to what others have to say a good solid piece of advice not just for promoting happiness. talking and making personal connections with people that sounds like good advice indeed that's all for today thank you for watching goodbye. play. the ball. play. the kitchen's what he said coming to her coming from the bureau max series is a very simple recipe but it's what made her it's like the biggest international dishes chefs mistrusts the recipes the dishes to join the be a good chance to unseat. the moments in thirty minutes. they make a commitment. they find. her. classroom clucks absorb the most people making a difference shapi

. >> i was being invited to consider which of the two roles i preferred. >> reporter: then all of a sudden it was poof. >> it was just poof. i was being maligned and defamed. >> reporter: judd's attorney acknowledges there are a lot of people going seeking damages from harvey weinstein. >> the evidence of peter jackson. we've got strong legal theories. we are going to collect money and put it to a good cause. >> judd said she'll donate any money she wins to the times up movement. weinstein has denied any sexual assault. he's not yet commented on ashley judd's lawsuit. he said in the past while he and his brother bob were executive producers in the film they had zero input on casting. david. >> amy robach tonight. amy, i know you'll have more of your exclusive interview with ashley judd tomorrow on "gma." >>> much more ahead. we're tracking the severe weather threat across several states. giant hail, possible tornados. we have the new track tonight on where the storms hit mid week. >>> also tonight the abc news exclusive, juror number one who helped convict bill cosby tonight right here rev

the history where you grow up shape your views and you know opinions on life and for me personally i prefer to be. responsible for my own stuff and not be babysit. companies governments so this is pretty much. the why i love b. klein and why i love currencies and walked into college is because it's one way to achieve these kind of freedom it's interesting the way that because i'm has evolved in different countries for different reasons you know i'm thinking about venezuela and argentina there's a use case there because their currencies are in free fall in some countries where there's a more of a top heavy bureaucratic you know overlay of politically there's a need to have a more unique expression of individual sovereignty for some countries they're just out of the banking system clearly countries in africa they've been left out completely all these countries all over the world have found salvation in going for different reasons you're of course on the side of security and how has security of big point evolved and where is it going i think it's going towards more usability so we see a lot of