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that's the issue with ima. >> i'm looking for something more than just shades of gray. you have to consider these things and look for more definitive, no, you shouldn't do that. you need to disclose it, and you should recuse yourself. >> there would always be shades of gray. it would depend on the facts. if i find you a case, it's going to be decided based on the facts in that case. we can see if we can find cases and talk about those cases next time. >> that would be great. thank you. >> we have had trustees recuse themselves for possible conflicts of interest and even the appearance of a conflict of interest to avoid the embarrassment that might be thrown at everybody. so it's a very broad standard. if a board member seeks recusal, i think we've almost always honored it, accepted it. >> i mean, i think that's the best practice. she should have recused herself, but we need guidance. >> adopt it in a term of reference. >> certainly. >> and as indicated, there are circumstances where the board cannot vote on an item, even with recusal. and so that's an area that we reall

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ima am a using, functioning adult, and i do not think there is anything wrong with that.r: with the addition of recreational sales, the hot industry in california is expected to generate at least $1 billion in tax revenue annually. danielle nottingham los angeles. : well, another u.s. state legalized recreational marijuana is neighboring nevada, doing it in july, and one championing the change was a state representative. i asked him if he still thinks it was the right move. guest: it has really turned out to be no problems. everything works out well. is incredible. ben: some critics say that by legalizing it in this way, as nevada did and as california has now done, it says to young state that, actually, the state sanctions the use, that use of narcotics is an ok thing. guest: well, the reality was it was already being used by the public, so basically, we make sure it is regulated and taxed. the fact is you can watch tv, watch movies. out there. the public is very supportive of this much more supportive than , politicians, and i will say this, i will not be surprised if w

when it comes to the public ima image, certain folks cringe at the videos and memes that you see. the president of visit philadelphia is hoping to cast the city in a better light with this opportunity. last year with more than 42 million people visiting philadelphia, they're hoping to capitalize on that once again. she wants the attention that the eagles are getting this season to bring in even more tourism. >> nothing get more airtime than sports. everybody loves a winning team, especially when your team is an underdog, and all of our teams are underdogs, we're underdogs. >> reporter: it definitely brings more attention and, perhaps, more tourism. as long as the folks who come to the city don't deface the rocky statute like the vikings' fans. remember this? live at independence mall, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> the "ellen" show is giving away tickets to the super bowl. all you do is write to ellen and tell her why you are the biggest fan of the eagles. you can find the link on nbc10.com and watch "ellen" every day at 3:00 on nbc10. >>> in an attempt to rid the city of anything

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. >> ima creature of public television. -- i am a creature of public television. i walked into a station by way of london with the bbc and i volunteered, got my hands on the tools and began working. iner mcgee found me there 1977 and brought me in boston to start his series called world which was a international documentary series. the idea was to do a series about the world as others see it. it was this wonderful idea and i came there to find a place that was a -- that was an extraordinary institution that was dedicated to ideas. each of the people that were working in the genres from , even juliahistory child who was in the backorder -- corner of our offices, we were doing things because they cared about the ideas and it was an extraordinary privilege and it is, to this day, this amazing privilege that the reason there is a frontline is because we were trusted with enough resources for long enough to work it out, to try to figure out how to do the best work in the privilege of being able to give them that resource and say how are you going to spend it and justif

there are cities but they're going after ima in a deficit. wasn't the only bohn because he has been a mayor how many years? 32 years. 32 years. but we need -- we have to modernize the energy, power system, and energy prices in puerto rico are the highest condition -- when compared to the 50 states with the exception of his. after irma, and after maria, we didn't have communications. for more than three weeks, we didn't have water. the system of water we don't control the system of water. the system of water is controlled bay government agency. we don't have power control over of our energy. it's controlled by the central government -- state government. they're controlling it. so, we all lose power and there are more than half million of the people in puerto rico just right now, after four months, without energy. and there are communities without water. every generator come to puerto rico goes from mainland well-don't have any generators already. we don't have generators. we have to ask fema, we have to ask the corps of engineer to help us. te

ima a 67-year-old white male, retired from a long history of work, and i have worked around blacks and latinos in the position i was, and i do not see much common sense in what is going on in this debate. i agree with the folks that are dreamers and -- who have worked hard and are in the country through no fault of their own, but contrary to the gentleman who talked before, if you want something, steal something, come to the country and do that? that is absurd. we follow the laws, and the laws are go through the process. what befuddles me is that the people that have been here for years have gone to the point where that is what they think. i want something, so i do not have to follow the law. the white people are wrong because they are making me get out of the country. that does not make any sense. there is a sense of entitlement that puzzles me. granted, we people are going like the popular tv personalities said. yes, we will die off, but what bothers me is that the sense of that folks feel they do not have to follow the laws. yesterday, after the state of the union address, democrati

you heard senator sanders call h ima pathological liar.in the michael wolff book, as well. your cheegs in the past, like senator corker, has challenged his stability. lindsey graham called him a kook. some are suggesting that behind closed doors, those sentiments are felt by books. you wre one about the clinton administration. your book was truthful. looseness with the truth is an elemental thread of the book. the media made similar claims about presidents bush and reagan. they all have in common they are republicans. when i have been around president trump, he's been active, engaged. leading the fight against isis. turning the economy around. >> you worked with the president this week on immigration. you heard senator sanders talk about the democrats' demands on daca and the border wall. they won't go along with the border wall. the president says that's a bottom line demand of his. is there a way to solve the problem? >> i hope so. the president has said all along, president illegally by giving them legal status. in addition to funding,

assist the veterans and undertaken with the collaboration of our colleagues so far and the sensible and ima pactful approach to ensure the program success. first a sense of the scope and the nature of the situation in the program. the vast majority of refinance loans are providing the veterans with benefits. for example, one disabled veteran living on social security income and va disabl was able to reduce the interest rate and change terms to save over $500 a month. another veteran who was a police officer with two children was able to reduce the interest rate and save over $400 a month. data from the last two fiscal years also show positive trends. not only did the number of veterans who obtained two or more streamlined refinances in the given fiscal year decline significantly year over year, the number of habitual refinancing also declined from approximately a dozen in fy-16 down to only a handful of fiscal year 2017. so, yes, there have been instances of lenders not using a streamlined refinance program for its intended purpose. although we believe those instances are not indicative of

. >> i ima these rained they do in c >> they are we sensi the horses we train with the horse lot we othnciesng with the horses and work well state police and we do a lot of the training with the horses. >> okay. of course, the horse has been in policing since what 100 years, before cars. >> over a hundred years. >> mounted patrol is over a hundred years old and this is most basic form of policing. >> just about every city has them a lot of cities have them , in the all but most major cities do have a mounted unit. >> thank you so much for bringing them by. >> appreciate it, thanks for having us go eagles. >> are you a philadelphian through and through. >> born and raised in fill and like to see them do it, soul be gre >> needed to talk about a horse and difficult thanks, lieutenant. >> lot this t front of over studio, do youo see what is undert. >> i do i would suggest you take a picture with what is under this. we will reveal. >> wait, that is cool enough already, it is an under dog there is something under that. >> okay. >> isn't that cool. >> very cool. >> thanks, mike. >> 8:09. we h

nancy pelosi calls it crumbs that is pathetic 1 thousands itself not pathetic to me or vast majority to imahe commander in chief taking aim at critics saying he is racist after reportedly use profanity last week in reference to immigrants from african countries and haiti told reporters democrats letting political gains get in the way of real immigration reform. >> very -- i am not a racist. aim least the racist person you have ever interviewed. >> i don't think flats want a deal i think they talked about daca they don't want the daca people -- >> we used to say daca children but children are not -- >> sticking points all democrats' sticking points we're ready to make a deal they don't want to. >> democratic senator durbin stands by initial statement the president made those comments some republican senators who teened this meeting in oval office last week did come to the president's defense. >> at the the interpretation was that language was used in there that was not used and also, that the tone that have meeting was -- was not contributary. >> they have been trying 35 years to solve this

this was, again, ooh ima crime reporter, i've done work on gangs and stuff like that is correct i did not -- have never written about health care. i did not, plus i spent most of my last ten years in mexico not paying attention to this issue. i did not know what vicodin was. i thought it was a glorified aspirin because they told me, as i left, take as needed. and i'm like okay that sounds like aspirin to me. i don't like taking pills. so i took two of them. >> so two? >> right. >> and you got 60. so 58 unused pills. >> 58 remained in my medicine cabinet until 4 years until i got in the middle of this project and i said i think i have this vicodin. and sure enough dug through there and found it and exposed of it. a couple of things. that is a perfect example of the supply that we have unleashed on this country. multiply my case by millions and millions of people, every year for 20 years, and you get to where we are. >> so there is actually some data on this. study in the journal of the american medical association that found between two thirds and 92% of patients who underwent various

ima a 67-year-old white male, retired from a long history of work, and i have worked around blacks andatinos in the position i was, and i do not see much common sense in what is going on in this debate. i agree with the folks that are dreamers and -- who have worked hard and are in the country through no fault of their own, but contrary to the gentleman who talked before, if you want something, steal something, come to the country and do that? that is absurd. we follow the laws, and the laws are go through the process. what befuddles me is that the people that have been here for years have gone to the point where that is what they think. i want something, so i do not have to follow the law. the white people are wrong because they are making me get out of the country. that does not make any sense. there is a sense of entitlement that puzzles me. granted, we people are going like the popular tv personalities said. yes, we will die off, but what bothers me is that the sense of that folks feel they do not have to follow the laws. yesterday, after the state of the union address, democratic

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