julayne says sophia exemplifies the mission of girls inc. to be strong, smart, and bold.elcome to the show. julayne virgil: thank you. robert: sophia, you're okay with all those compliments, right? sophia tong: yeah, i think so. robert: julayne, give me an idea here, sort of a quick overview of the program and especially one that's been around for 60 years. julayne: it's been around for 60 years. we're inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. and that really means we're focusing on three pillars: education, health, and leadership development. we want our girls to have a strong academic foundation, we want them to be physically and mentally and emotionally strong, and we also want them to be leaders, to be able to be bold, to go out and take chances and to take risks that are positive and that will enable them to have successes. robert: i don't want to dwell too much on the history, but when you start off with a program of 20 people and end up growing as much as you have, what was the original mission? what was the original idea for a program that started out so

but i inc. what is -- think is a common effort being made, with respect to an effective response, and effective response would take a different form in the strategic area. do you have a sense that our relationship now is mature enough that we could begin to think of things that we do not only for the other, but also for third parties, that might be implicated in both the strategic and economic around, so for example, -- are we ready

after that, the hartkin institute holds a meeting on congressional district inc.. on c-span2, the senate continues labor, andefense, hhs spending bill for 2019. and on c-span3, the senate homeland security committee will get an update on u.s. policy on migrant children and border security. that is at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we will also have coverage of the annual air force association conference in the afternoon. held asecurity council meeting on the latest efforts to denuclearize the korean peninsula. some members said progress have been reported by north korea in dismantling its nuclear program. however, the country still unwilling to allow u.n. monitors to verify those claims.

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] . . the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 187 and the nays are 218. he motion is not adopted. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1049 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the competent of the whole house on the state of the union for the further consideration of h.r. 4606. will the gentleman from texas, mr. weber, kindly take the chair. the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 4606, which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to provide for applications for the importation or exportation of small volumes of natural gas shall be grarnted without modification or delay. the chair: when the committee of the whol

"rising out of hatred" and "just a journalist", derrick hunter "outraged, inc. how the liberal mob ruined science, journalism and hollywood", he's interviewed by brent bozell. >> does anybody get a real point across on television in a minute and a half? >> no, they don't and i'm guilty of it, too. you look for a way of something that can go viral. news is looking for something that can go viral. the network is looking for something they can clip in a 39 second clip, put in a tweet, post on facebook, that would go viral. it bad, it's good for business getting eyes on it, but bad for conveying information. >> watch this weekend on c-span's book tv. washington post reporter bob woodward is our washington journal guest monday, "fear, trump in the white house", tuesday, ken starr joins us to discuss his book "contempt, a memoir of the clinton investigation". watch next week on c-span's washington journal. >> what does it mean to be american? that's this year's student cam competition question and we're asking middle and high school students to answer it by producing

the seller was meredith corporation which last year took over time, inc., for point be point 8 billion and has since put up "time" magazine, money, "sports illustrated" for sale. the deals for the other magazines are in the future. the new breed of press barons is less like citizen kane. the wife of steve jobs took over the atlantic magazine last year and added reporters and bureaus as part of what it calls a radical expansion. the washington post has been thriving after amazon ceo jeff bezos bought it in 2013 for $250 billion. dr. patrick sun chun bough the "l.a. times" this year. as bezos said when he took over "the post," quote, we're not trying to mak money, we think this is important. they want a bigger voice. benioff has shied away from criticizing the president b he supports liberal policies when it comes to gay rights and gender. equali this could make him more of a target for the president. president trump has criticized time for negive coverage but praised the magazine in 2016 when they named him person of the year. for "nightly business report," i'm robert frank. >>> before

inc of something high—value! imagine. inc of something high-value! jeremy, thank you so much.e business live hashtag. good morning. it's been a cold night across parts of northern ireland and scotland, both balmoral and braemar in aberdeenshire dropped below freezing. that's because we're in some cold air behind this cold front, which is still with us. still sinking its way slowly south—eastwards. it's a weaker affair than it was yesterday. still bringing in quite a lot of cloud across northern england, down through the midlands and into parts of wales in south—west england. more cloud than we've seen recently across eastern and south eastern parts of england and still a fair amount of cloud for the scottish borders. that for much of scotland and northern ireland, some spells of sunshine, showers moving into the west later in the afternoon, highs generally between 1a and 22 celsius. a fairly quiet night ahead. we should lose the showers from the western isles of scotland, may be picked up one or two for the far south—east of england. elsewhere, dry and a mixture of variable cl

so we are a gap inc.. and trying to manage our way through it. gem which i hope your viewers will appreciate. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to flagstaff arizona to learn about the rich history. learn more about other stops on the tour. you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. q and a, charles calhoun talks about his biography on the 23rd president of regiment harrison. >> when he was nominated he was in indianapolis. he gave for speeches that day. and his campaign people said this is the thing to do. let people come to you. so over the next four or five , that until the election is what happened. delegations from around the country. they would be cotton farmers or whatever. they would come and he would give a short speech. mostly attuned to their own interests but something that would resonate with people generally. he had his own stenographer takedown what was said. and then he would make sure it was what he wanted people to read. and then the it would be in the newspapers all over the country. >

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 230. the nays are 188. the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the resolution. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. mr. hastings: mr. speaker, i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote please rise. eing a sufficient number risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly p

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i think -- ideally i inc.n which if the president of the united states ahead of the and probably the representatives of the two houses of congress all agree that the circumstances are not and the lawicipated could have special powers to do the things that are necessary, i think that is a big risk. when i look at countries like and i look atay, the debt issues that they have, i am much less worried because their debt is denominated in their own currency, and they have the flexibility to do the things that are necessary. in the last turnaround, it was very chancy as to whether or not those three courageous men, i would say, ben bernanke, also made, tim geithner, would always have to push the envelope of exactly what they were doing with the various crises they had. i think it is important that those types of flexibilities under unique circumstances be made available. ♪ that wraps up our special edition of "bloomberg best," highlights of our weeklong examination of life after lehman. of course, for more coverage

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was to get far bigger thanks to testimony from the former head of the russian the poetry gregory rich inc of. just before the twenty sixteen rio olympics was the investigator richard mclaren revealed russia had adopted a state sponsored doping program in the lead up to the sochi games he concluded more than one thousand russian athletes across thirty sports benefited from the program very quickly we learned that there was a lot more going on than just what without it socially and once we learned that and it was early days in the investigation yes we were more than surprised to restore. the potential scope of what was going on at this year's winter olympics in south korea russian athletes were only allowed to compete under unusual flag now russia's anti doping agency has been reinstated by water after an investigation led by its compliance committee deemed it to have fulfilled the conditions placed upon it. now for nike air jobs took a tour of gals the first ever exhibit devoted to muslim fashion opens in san francisco this week the exhibit aims to shine a light on the evolution and divers

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the eas are 379, the nays are 3. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. he house will come to order. would members please clear the well. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. california and the west as has become all too frequent have experienced devastating fires, the loss of life and damage to property has been immense and we are partially through the fire season. the firefighters whether they be u.s. fire, volunteers, contractors or municipal

but i inc.hat is -- think is a common effort being made, with respect to an effective response, and effective response would take a different form in the strategic area. do you have a sense that our relationship now is mature enough that we could begin to think of things that we do not only for the other, but also for third parties, that might be implicated in both the strategic and economic around, so for example, -- are we ready to sort of work together in a place like africa, or in southeast asia? in the economic realm? in the strategic well, what you imagine the two countries actually can do? >> it's a great question and i do think our relationship has matured to that point, and the items on our agenda, so we will talk about, as a coronation -- coordination and will find key areas where individual countries or regions are facing particular challenges and how we can, you know, find common efforts, where synergies exist, in india and the u.s., if they are involved in development assistance or

advertise to premise transfer of a type 48 on sale general public liquor license for business development inc doing business as executive order located at 868 mission street will serve the public convenience and to request that the california department of alcoholic beverage control impose conditions on the issuance of this license and item 40 verified that cbtw inc doing business located at 34-14 has completed pre application requirements for the issuance of a new non transferable type 87 neighborhood restricted general liquor license. >> thank you, very much. seeing there are no names, colleagues can we take these items. same house same call? without objection of the items pass unanimously. >> item 41 is an ordinance to require disclosure of candidate and third party spending in retirement board, health service board and retiree healthcare trust fund board elections to set filing fees, the late filing piece and penalties for violations and specify the ethnic commission will enforce the requirements. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you, very much. >> item 41. >> i want to just start off by say

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 187. 224. ys are the motion is not adopted. the house will be in order. members and staff, please take our conversations off the -- floor. the speaker: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, i have the honor to transmit here with a of copy of the certificate of election received from the honorable the ohio secretary of state indicating that at the special election held on august 7, 2018, the honorable troy balderson was duly elected representative in congress for the 12th congressional district, state of ohio, with best wishes. i am signed sincerely, karen l. haas, clerk. he speaker: the house will be. the speaker: all members will rise and representative-elect

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>> president duda, you ask president trump -- respond to president your position to have a america ince from poland and you have concerns of u.s.-russiathe relationship? course. the told about all of aspects connected. foremost, if there are permanent bases in poland, we will -- i want to say clearly has taken place. asis the reality and as far russian behavior is concerned military increasing operation, lesson has been and theyg activities went to stop to attack the capital and from that moment, that expansion has been developing. today, we can see an illegal annexation of crimea. are political and military fax. guarantee providing a . let me reiterate, it is only about the security of your. this is the most crucial issue from our perspective. that is why we want to ensure the presence of the united states. the pentagon has to consider all these issues. they are is a whole range that are in favor and absolutely justified today. i'm absolutely convinced because today unfortunately, we are seeing the national sovereignty convinced there -- to repel a possible thereonvinced will be no mor

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. >>> there's a hunt on for a p killer ince george's county. officers found a woman on the floor inside an apartment in oxon hill. e died on the scene. very limited information at this time. so far, no arrests and no word, yet, on a motive. >>> now, to a devastating development in a story we're taking you from rio de janeiro. centuries of reseaknh and ledge after a fire engulfed the national museum of brazil overnigh you can see the flames consuming the 200-year-oldng buil the museum houses artifacts from egypt and roman art and some of the first fossils found in brazil. no word on what started the fire. o t we're told there's injuries reported. >>> a woman on camera in a road rage incident in northeast d.c. will appear in court tomorrow. she appeared before a judge over the weeke and is being heldou witht bond. look at this jaw-dropping footage. d.c. pole say on thursday, silver collidedle with a greyhound bus. sh took a tire iron and shattered the bus' and then, got in her car and tried to run over the bus driver. >> it's hard to watch that.

hp, inc., has a 3-d printing business that has seemed like a lottery ticket, but the potential of thisision has become a lot more obvious and exciting the company is planning to release a new model to revolutionize the industry so could the stock have more upside we checked in with the president and ceo of hp, who's never let us down, from the original hp garage where it all began. take a look. >> we're at the birthplace of silicon valley tell me about it >> it's quite incredible, to be in this hallowed place when the original hp garage where it started, where bill and dave set up their first ing plant back in 1939 and it's something that as a company we're proud of it forms the roots and foundation of our company and everything we stand for. but it's also the epicenter of innovation it's where bill and dave created their first product. the audio oscillator for the disney movie "fantasia" and created 12 of them here, and baked the enamel on the products in the oven inside it's just an incredible symbol of all we've become over the years. >> this is the garage consent of innovation >> a

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build inc. has prior to eyed george prioritized open space. they understand the lengths could -- the landscape literally. of the real benefit here is to develop this waterfront for everyone and accessibly. they have taken that responsibility very seriously. at the the end of the day, this is an underserved neighborhood. it is a community that has not had extraordinary open space and we have welcomed hunter's point family. we have welcomed the institute. they have guided us through a lot of community conversations and how we make sure the park serves communities that are there now. we are really proud of this effort. it is a low-key day today as we are looking at this. there are many more steps in the process. yes, we have an enormous lift to fund this project, but i want to make two final points. one is, this is, essentially, a brownfield. environmental justice is very much of the top of our list in accomplishing this project. it is park space that we own. india basin shoreline park is not a brownfield but it is an underutilized and under prog

build inc. is not working on shipyard at all. we do not do our own construction. i just wanted to make that point of clarification for you. >> thank you. ok. thank you very much for this presentation. it seems like we are getting all that -- we are going to the discussion of open space and all of the southern waterfront projects. it has been very informational to learn about a lot of things that are going on besides just the open spaces. i guess, number 1, it is interesting, that when we think about pier 70 in what we heard earlier with the power station project and india basin, it is the size of the properties that are not too dissimilar. 25-30 acres seems to be -- these are obviously major impacts in terms of the number of housing units, residents. i was curious to no kak what is the projected population for this project coming in in terms of residents and workers? what is expected in this neighbourhood. >> it is similar between 3600 residents and 4200 residents. >> that is not, that is a little bit lower than the other two, but i guess creating a lot of density

we were told that the ceo roberts was not giving media interviews because he does not inc.one yet. they have until october 11 to get more than 50%. you also have to be wondering that comcast investors this morning are going to think -- that is a really big price. if you look at the price, it is 60% more than what fox initially came in with. it is kind of eye watering. they had to win something. comcast has lost out otherwise. what is next for fox and disney? tender thatox to 39%. >> that is what we are hearing. fox will tender it but then they have to have a conversation with disney that now owns them. if disney agrees, fox will do it. if rupert murdoch was involved. in 2010 that this was the company that he had --nded in the bidding my not might not have played out this way. as it stands, the only people celebrating our sky investors. it is not yet over for comcast. fox and disney might have lost even though they are claiming an almost victory. sky investors -- if you purchased them in 2016, you're sitting on a pretty pile of money. anna: anyone smiling in the mining secto

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 279, the nays are 72, with 69 answering present. the resolution is adopt. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. shuster, to agree to house resolution 1082 on which a rod recorded vote was ordered. the clerk: house resolution 1082, providing for the concurrence by the house in the senate amendment to h.r. 302 with an amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and agree to the resolution. members will record their votes by electronic device. s that five-minute vote. -- this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation wi

i think mike schmidt is on top of this inc. this.e sources on this. >> why is rosenstein denying it? think about the psychology. >> i would deny it if i were him, too. >> why, if he felt so strongly about it. have you the question did he actually do it. then have you really if it's in the mccabe memos. part of the sourcing of the story is what was seen in the mccabe memos? you have a rabbit hole for the purpose of this discussion. why would he dine it? if it was such a bold thought in his head? >> well, i'll tell you, first of all, we know the department of justice declined a demand for the mccabe memos in late july from congress. now we know why, if it's in those memos. as we also know, it really appears that rosenstein was really upset with the president for revealing to the public his memo as a predicate for firing james comey. what we do know now if, in fact this took place, is he is either going to be fired or recuse himself from the mueller investigation, because according to debt of justice regulations, if he's got an axe to g

. >> seth: and you wrote "r ince show" ince to be in. >> yeah. >> yes. >> seth: and you had -- so i guesso try to talk to prince and settle on the idea of the show. >> yes. >> yeah, and so we were poised to speak to him after his sound check. so we went down there. ad seth: and prince's people told you "talk to him after that." >> yeah. >> seth: okay. >> we've got the script, we showed i he's going to play, and then he's going to talk to you guys after this. okay, great. so the stage is right there and we're standing right there for prince's sound check. like, wh and she's like, "as soon as he's done, he's going to come over and talk to you guys." he finished, takes off his little, like, stuff. jumped off the sta directly towards us, made a 90 degree right turn past us, walked out the double doors and into the elevator and left the building. [ laughter ] >> seth: very prince. >> we never talked about it. >> seth: we do -- so i want to come back after this commercial break and talkbout your new show. but we are -- this is a sketch that has a lot more historal significance than maybe we may

cites federal safety data showing three crashes in the last two years involving jag transportation inc california-based trucking company. the complaint raises concerns about proper mate innocence and inspection of the truck's tires. >> it just happened like that, just out of nowhere, you know? you have no control over it. >> reporter: elisara taito, at the wheel of the big rig, told his story to our don dahler. >> one second i'm driving normal, and in a split second it just goes to hell. >> when you knew the rig was out of control, did you think you were going to die? >> yep. >> and you just kind of... >> as soon as it happened, i just knew i was going to die. i was surprised that i made it. >> is there anything you want to say to these families? >> i'm sorry. i mean, i don't know if i could do anything to change it. i would, but i can't. >> reporter: the lawsuits claim that truck driver was negligent. we reached out to the trucking company for comment, but we have not heard back, reena. >> ninan: some of these victims have really severe injuries. how are they doing? >> they really do.

i think mike schmidt is onst to of this inc. this.e sources on this. >> why is rosenstein denying it? think about the psychology. >> i would deny it if i were him, too. >> why, if he felt so strongly about it. have you the question did he actually do it. then have you really if it's in the mccabe memos. part of the sourcing of the story is what was seen in the mccabe memos? you have a rabbit hole for the purpose of this discussion. why would he dine it? if it was such a bold thought in his head? >> well, i'll tell you, first of all, we know the department of justice declined a demand for the mccabe memos in late july from congress. now we know why, if it's in those memos. as we also know, it really appears that rosenstein was really upset with the president for revealing to the public his memo as a predicate for firing james comey. what we do know now if, in fact this took place, is he is either going to be fired or recuse himself from the mueller investigation, because according to debt of justice regulations, if he's got an axe to g

shared support, inc ., is a unique program that gives participants work experiences in multiple settings. one of the impressive stories involves jimmy garcia who assists the residents of a nursing home. recently during a painting session, he was extremely helpful to make sure the residents had the supplies they needed. he assisted ross mill farm with the hard work of cleaning the animal pens. i applaud jimmy for his hard work and for being an outstanding citizen in our community. i'd also like to thank shared support co-founder and c.e.o. kristine martin, direct care professional mike haggerty and the activities aide margaret matthews for all of their amazing work with an amazing organization. our community really thanks you for all the work you do. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize fairview moravian church in winston-salem, north carolina, for hosting the third annual appreciation day last friday. it wa

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eastern, derek hunter discusses his book "outraged inc.: how the liberal mob ruined science, journalism and hollywood." he's interviewed by brett bozell, founder and president of the media research center. >> host: does anybody get a real point across on television? >> guest: no, no, they don't. i'm guilty of it too. you look for a way that's something that can go viral. producers are looking for something that can go viral, the network is looking for something that they can clip into a 39-second clip, put in a tweet, post on that will go viral. it is, it's bad. it's good for business, because you get a lot of eyes on it, but it's bad for conveying information. >> watch this weekend on c-span2's booktv. >> both chambers of congress are out for the week. the senate returns monday to combat the opioid crisis and drug pricing transparency. final votes on both bills scheduled for 5:30 p.m. eastern. the house is in recess next week, returning tuesday, september 25th. members will continue work on 2019 federal spending including funding the government until friday, december 7th. current fundi

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2797r, pier 29 utility upgrade and beltline building sewer, rerouting rebid project to cf contracting inc. for amount of $944,250 and authorize a contract contingency fund of 10% for a total of $1,038,675. >> good afternoon. i'm the senior engineer for the port to seek your approval for the award of the contract to 2797r upgrade to cf contracting incorporat incorporated. i will do part of the presentation. pier 29 and the beltline building, the proposal of the project is to improve flexibility for pier 29 and the belt line buildings. the project at pier 29 is to expand sewer and water beyond the bulkhead area. this will make the space more valuable and easily marketable. the connectivity can be added without interrupting the tenants. the belt line building includes recruiting of the sewer line to the city sewer on the embarcadero roadway. the existing sewer line is connected to the pump station inside of pier 29 bulkhead. it will eliminate the need for the pump station inside pier 29. as you may recall, on march 27, 2018, we presented this project before you and received your approval for

then girls inc. of alameda county has helped underserved girls reach their potential, including becomingy'll be celebrating their 60th anniversary of doing it. and a return visit from one of our favorite groups, oakland digital arts and literacy center, a group that bridges the digital divide, which is really an opportunity divide among students, businesses, and entrepreneurs.

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asat is an inc of more than 30% over the same period last ar. the non-partisan cbo said the tax law and agreement to increase goverent spending contributed to the widening deficit. revenue rose 1% while spending was up 7%. >>> the tax cuts are contributing to record optimism among small sbis oshs according to the nional frags independent business companies are planning to spend more on capital igestments and hir expectations are at an all-time high. a separate reportrom the labor department shows 6.9 million job openings in july. the most ever. the number of workers confident enough to quit jobs also hit a record. >>> canada's foreign minister returned to washington today to continue the difficult renegotiation he is of of the north american free tradere agement. she said the discussions are productive but still more work to be done. >> it's a truism of trade negotiations that nothing isil done uverything is done. we have en working extremely intensively ovethe past two weeks. and as i said to you on friday, we reallyee both sides that we're in

the listlu incs small aircraft drug ingredients, wheat and lng. the government explained the move this way. this is a forced response to u.s. uni lateralismnd trade protectionism. china says they hope the u.s. will stop the trade friction. there has been speculation that the move by president trump would would kill off plab planned negotiations in washington the man supposed to go was the vice premiere. vuhu. he is the d point personling with the u.s. on trade. however there is a widespread feeling the latest decision by president trump has made it politically difficult for him to vis with the u.s. treasury secretary because thereot coulde r failure. the "wall street journal" ispo ing the chinese downgrade the delegation by sending the vice commerce minority who visited d.c. a few weeks ago. >>> a that trade war heats up china's holdings of u.s. treasuries cooled off falling to a 6-month low in july. according to the treasury department, the chinese ownership dlined to 1.71 trillion. the trump adnistration first activated tariffs on july 6th. mcis

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monica goldson, we will continue talking to her about her pla ges system ince in this coming -- in thisurrent sch >>> continuing now our talk wh dr. monica goldson. dr. goldson, you said transpar and accountability are very importantwho you. do you feel are the most significt ste tu need to take to achieve, achieve those? h it's my job to make sure that when a situation happens, that get in front of it, that we tell them the facts. if we've made mistakes, we own it and te'k about what going to do to improve. part of that accountability and transpar fm holding ourselves accountable. so we're creating a quarterly monitori system that allows us to look a see what we're doing target.sure we hit our e goal d our students get a report card every quarter. it allows them to chang their practices or to continue on the great momentum that they're going, and this will allow u to do the same. i'm a firm believer that what gets monited gets don >> so, you're going to grade yourself. yes, we're going to grade ourselves. actually grade myself everyhe nighti get home and i'm a reflecti i want to get up