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i see so many needs that are out there. i see the people who are hurting. i see the illiteracy that is still there. and so, while on the one hand we have advanced from a corporate standpoint, from a community and economic standpoint, particularly in philadelphia, there's still a lot more work that needs to be done. rosemary: pastor speaks to the corporate inclusion. and that's where you come in, allison. allison green: yes.

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>> when i see the capitol from the air, when i see the white house from the air, when i go through thethe white house, i pinch myself. >> the white house looked almost small from the air. the low profile of the city buildings became more evident than ever from up above. but the u.s. capitol still loomed large on the hill in this city of power. our exclusive flight would come to an end soon, but this huey and every other helicopter at joint base andrews will stay on standby 24/7, 365, ready when needed to protect this city and this country at a moment's >> thank you for joining us for "the best of beyond the lens." happth ♪♪ >> hi, everybody, thanks for joining us at 6 a pedestrian is killed after being hit by a metro in prince george hig highway. >> and delays and anjali hemphill live at the scene with the latest. >> well, hey, guys, 45 minutes ago the northbound direction of crane highway was reopened and you can see traffic moving well through the intersection now. but i do want to show you the video of what the scene looked like earlier this morning. it's unclear what led up to the

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and i think we see that, so i think we see progress there. if you take few weeks ago in alabama, the african american female vote, 98% of african-americans, females, turned out to elect the first in many, many years candidate for the us senate that was democratic. so, i think when we talk about the time being now from his speech, we recognize that. i think our resilience helps us to honor that. and i think we're ready. so, i think there's progress that's been made. there's more that needs to be made. rosemary: chad, i see you nodding your head. chad dion lassiter: yeah, i like what my colleagues have shared. i would just add that there's aspects of the dream that has been realized, but similar to how we were rushing to say that

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he's -- [ laughter ] i want to see how that shot came out. you know? so the kid who threw that pass is the backup quarterback. his name is tua tagovailoa i believe. what a game he had. the state of alabama hasn't seen a freshman scramble like that since roy moore visited a local high school. [ laughter ] [ applause ] thank you. it was a major blow to the hometown fans in georgia. bulldogs fans have not seen their team win a title in 37 years. but the good news is they took the loss well. this fan in particular handled his disappointment with a good deal of what they call grace. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why why would you stop shooting at that moment? he either really loves georgia or really hates doors. i'm not sure which it is. this player was my favorite. the bulldogs' kicker. his name is rodrigo blankenship. they call him hot rod. i like everything about this guy. i think we have a picture of him without his helmet on. yeah. through go. he's got a great strategy. you can't hit a guy wearing glasses, and he wears them. tickets for the game last night wer

see a need to change that? because 2017 was a good year for damac. hussain: i don't see any change in our dividend policy. e made it clear several times. we will stay with our dividend policy. subject to the approval of the board, but i don't see many changes in our dividend policy at all. yousef: are you looking to do any additional projects that are thematically built around the trump brand in dubai or elsewhere? hussain: we enjoy a good relation with the trump organization. they have helped us to build and operate one of the best golf courses in the region. on a global level, they are helping us. they helped us with our second golf course. unfortunately, president trump announced last year in january that they will not take any more projects outside usa. yousef: if they were to change their policy, you would be open to going for new projects? hussain: we are a business organization. if there is a benefit for us and a benefit for them and a willingness on their side, we can was look at those. yousef: up next, as germany's central bank decides to include the chinese yuan in its own reserves, we hear from

i see the new ordinance is a stop gap. i know that the taxi industry is not included in having the checks and balance mechanism. i hope you'll look into tweaking it to include us. i do want to talk about traffic congestion in the city. for four years, we heard that california public utility commission has the jurisdiction over tncs, nordz in other words, lyfh and youtubeer. you have jurisdiction here in the city and duty and responsibility to enforce violations ever state vehicle code against people who arew3ç operating illegally. to that end, it doesn't take sherlock holmes to see that all the vehicles with tnc has private place that violates the code. and 90% of the people do not have commercial insurance. whether the tax collector or the police department would start to enforce it, i think the city needs to make every tnc driver prove they have commercial insurance, otherwise, the city officials are aiding and a -- and abetting a price scheme. it murtz people getting taxis who are handicapped. people's insurance rates a

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>> when i see the capitol from the air, when i see the white house from the air, when i go through the tidal basin and see the jefferson memorial and the washington monument and the white house, i pinch myself. >> the white house looked almost small from the air. the low profile of the city buildings became more evident than ever from up above. but the u.s. capitol still

i don't see no one more qualified. naomi kelly is a lovely woman, but i'm going to tell you something, what that woman up there is, she's a worrier -- warrior, that's what we need. >> you guys been here a long time and you're waiting to get your point across. i'm the executive director of brothers against guns. let me just tell you about before i make my nomination what type of character this lady has. 1995, my little brother, my first little brother was shot and killed easter sunday of 95. which was mayor breed's friend. grew up with him. not only did she just go to school with him, but knew him as a little brother. the next morning, who knocks on our door? mayor breed. to givemy mother a hug. four years later, my second little brother was shot and killed. who knocks on the door? mayor breed. nobody told her to come up there. she wasn't in politics. she came up there on her own. she said i'm at the culture center, come down and work with my kids. i think in the last past years she was there at the culture center, she

i can see that happening on vanness, which is the one i ride. i would like to see an a and a b. the people i have talked to on the van ness, the older folks, i say how do you like it, we are walking more and they curse because they know they won't be able to do this much. i have lost my ability to roll up chestnut, to franklin to van ness. it hurts. we need to keep as many stops, keep it safe and think outside of the box. thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. gilberty, next speaker, please. >> brenda peralta, grant and then deparker. -- dee parker. >> i'm brenda peralta, i have been in the sunset over 50 years and i'm in favor of keeping the 44th avenue stop. so i'm just going to say, i'm not going to give you an exact number but i'm in my 60's so i don't have apps, i'm not that i.t. savvy. but i'm still trained, sort of mid block between santiago and taraval, if i hear that streetcar turning the stop, i try to run and go there. go to 44th and taraval. if i'm at 44th and i see a streetcar, i can't be running, you know, two blocks up or two blocks down. if i am doing that, you kn

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i would hate to see it go away. omething historic and i'm proud of san francisco for passing. and i hope we can keep it going. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> i'm the organizer of [inaudible] we'd like to add our voice to everyone who has spoken. also, many of the society-asides built in inequities. hting for the same things and set-asides protect our population. trigger cuts somehow, i don't think we need them because there is a built-in reduction. many of the set-asides go down. that's how i understand it. i appreciate this chance to talk more about this. i think these are voter han vot- voter-approved mandates. we have to honor that. we are san francisco. we want to protect the programss that are near and dear to our hearts. thank you very much for listening to us and for considering more discussions and make it a meaningful amendment, if needed, thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon committee members. i'm john osaki. seeing how the legislation is go

when i see 744 contacts, i want a breakdown of what those are about. how many are second opinion calls and how many are something that is not, you know, your primary function. >> sure. you can see on slide number five -- three, i think this is. >> four. >> four, sorry. >> that is three, yes. >> slide number four, you can see from the total contacts, the correct number of folks that had contacted us for a second opinion or that we could help them with a second opinion was 509 cases, so 509 unique cases. and then also, sometimes when members call us, they do want a second opinion but it's not appropriate to get a second opinion because many of the folks that are turned away and we can't really help them with the second opinion services because it's no longer relevant, sometimes people want this second opinion to be done post-mortem, so that they can go back and make a case for mistreatment, and so we don't provide that because what best doctors intends to do is try to provide the right treatment going forward and not after the fact. so, sometimes people m

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i see what you mean. you're having the virtual currencies in mind of course that we now have somewhere between seven or eight hundred different currencies one of the most well known today so of course bitcoin i think most people have heard about bitcoin. and this is some kind of currencies so what we're all with will crypt a currency like bitcoin play in this process self you know this intro ization could we be taken it more seriously or is it a market fad because there are a lot of controversies about becoming today i mean it's a great idea but it's not totally working. it's a great idea it is not totally work and i guess most of us would not like to save our money in that's currency and the primaries and being that it fluctuates dramatically and most people don't want their savings to fluctuate that dramatically so that's number one number two. we do have some countries in the world that now are interested in reducing the use of cryptocurrency. and various script to currency kind of offerings china is o

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something i don't like what i see something i don't believe or i find offensive or even irrelevant i ignore it but i want to make that choice your opinion your satire your world view may be problematic to me and i should not be able to dismiss it and deny you the platform of expression merely because i find it problematic and i call it fake governments all over the world have lost the ability to control social media they're telling the companies specifically you better limit information that we find problematic that censorship i mean that's the issue for most people. sad to say i don't see it that way. the u.s. state department has confirmed that seven americans were killed in saturday's attack on a hotel in the afghan capital kabul local officials say twenty people died in the overnight by taliban militants. those people had no mercy it was anybody who came in front of them the shot i'm. sure of the. best basically it was that you know it's tough to go. well the exact number of american casualties is not yet knowing the victims also includes his sins if ukraine and his way has expan

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. >> that is how i see america. it's part why ronald reagan inspired me. i became a republican because of ronald ragan. that is unabated. it's unabated because of the power of individualism. if you look at american and you compare us to western europe, unemployment in france, they're trying to do 10% structural on implement. wherefore .1. the reason we are still a country that fundamentally works because our big things work. any political disagreements can be temporary. you live through them and they say oh my goodness this guy is falling and it's not. vigil is and remains paramount with the possible exception of asia. capitalism remains strong and i think it's about to get stronger as a result of some of the things happening. >> and the hope is that college students will grow up. a lot of people praise the youth, the youth, the youth are the ones who burn the books in nazi germany. they surrounded stalin and thought of him as a great hero and followed mao on the death marches. use cuts both ways, but the good thing about young people is some of them grow u

hope so i would love to see that i want to see more interaction with you know with the crypto companies and the regulators because the regulators are asking questions there's a think tank down there that i do some work with that i've you know done some peepers for they're asking the questions i would love to see that that that space dominated by that area well since yours for a second or so. i see zero zip will coin offering this twenty seventeen we saw billions of dollars raised by hundreds of i.c.'s this summer during the summer the f.c.c. said most of these i suppose are securities of course that you know they have to make that distinction what's happening in the i.c.a.o. market i believe you represent i.c.a.o. companies and you're you're doing so from a legal perspective what's happening in the size you know space we're going forward so my firm we do a sort of soup to nuts type thing you know from the very beginning we often deal with issues on the backend you know so that it represents what happens on the front end because there's a lot of issues w

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i see no public comment. and i suggest, commissioners, that someone make a motion to adjourn and adjourn in the memory of mayored lee. and the significant loss of his passing. i knew him since the 1980s and he headed the asian law caucus and i was involved with him in a number of matters over the years. and he's someone who made a big difference in record to our community and i would entertain such a motion. commissioner lee made the motion. >> second. >> commissioner keane: all those in favor, aye. >> passes unanimously. best wishes to everybody. this is the recreation and park commission with commissioner buell? here. commissioner lowe? here. commissioner mcdonnell? here. just to remind everyone, we request that you turn off any electronic sound producing devices that could go off during the meeting, so cell phones, if you could please turn those off or on silent. we request that you take any conversations outside. if you would like to speak on an item today, please create a blue card. unless otherwise nouns

giordano: i start taking elements of what i see, what i see people wear, what i see that's out there d just throwing them together. lemonis: really? giordano: when i started 7 years ago, i just opened a small store, half this size, in jersey city. my rent was 500 bucks, and it was the last 500 bucks i had, so i designed 12 hats. lemonis: you opened a store with 12 hats? giordano: with 12 hats. that sold in less than a week, and so i took that money and made t-shirts, and then by the first month, not only did i have the rent, i had more money to dump back into the company. and... -lemonis: that was a good move. i will tell you something. i am genuinely impressed by the creativity in here, but it still has t have a point of view, and i feel like that point of view is close, but i see something that has mainstream possibility. i like raw talent, and i need to stress the word "raw." what's the name from? -giordano: faded royalty. so, basically, if a king has two sons, youngest son is faded royalty. he's still royalty, but he doesn't have the pressure of being king. we're rebels in the fas

. >> i see the stock market going up and i see more millionaires and billionaires being made, but i'm not feeling the effects of that. >> a lot of middle class families waiting for the boom to reach them. >>> officials say the worker who triggered widespread panic thought a real attack was imminent. >>> a dangerous close call caught on camera. a russian fighter jet gets within five feet of a u.s. navy plane. >>> and amazon makes a big move about the future of health care. >>> this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> the capitol our backdrop. donald trump will tell congress and the american people tonight how he thinks we're doing as a country and by extension how he is doing as its leader. in his first state of the union speech, count on the president to take a victory lap on the economy that has continued to grow. but he also comes to this end of pennsylvania avenue tonight saddled with remarkably low approval ratings and a country deeply polarized. at a luncheon, he acknowledged the divide, telling us he would consider it a great achievement if we could make our country united

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so i see there is no other result ok maybe there might be as a lot of minor things about this ism is restored but does it not set off alarm bells for you i mean this is another strong contender disqualified from the race it doesn't it doesn't sound normal because this is uncommon situation but in both situation the same process happened someone from the military breaking the rules for example and he is that punished by the rules of the military itself but i think you are this point may be valid there that is trouble if mr guinea and i for example or a doctor has him who are with mr i learned in the group of all who put themselves up for the egyptian people to choose a president who was and if one of them applied with his name as a civilian and then a problem happened to him then we can say that is intentional desire to stop any candidate but we have seen khaled ali competing and mr allen is outlawed because he competed but because he broke the basic rule capability in this situation tim if you agree with that is he out because he's broken the rules. i believe that's what the governmen

they some good aspects and that sometimes i see movies. that are really burdening me and i go through pain and i go through laughter and they go through desperation the way and i come out and they're like a few days after i feel like they were it's like somebody. relaxed some kind of knot in my soul something is like it's like a new it's more flowing in my inside my heart in the way well used to keeping your flow going for a long time so every thank you so much for joining us you're welcome that was our keynote special with daniel levy more on mr levy and his films on our website we're back next week until then see at the movies. zero max this week's highlights to talk about a trip back in time for live in the roaring twenty's a city portrait drawings. how about a change of scenery bulgaria's capital sofia waits to be explored. for just a change of scene one paper ode to two from. your romantics next. from australia to brendan. forces tension monks have come to bring a knife to noite center. no monks have lived here for two hundred years. s