in just 8 days from january the 21st to the 29th when the protests began to write more than a 1000 people were detained many of them were just kids most of them were kept incommunicado for days without access to family so using their residence ration continued to starve we have 330000 venice women colleagues have been murdered you have very soon and by government sponsored our lives at risk 330000 have been murdered by government sponsored gangs 7000000. on the bench and you volunteered with your you can see and you and they. are poorly conceived an easy one to just what are you what are you recommending military use are you advocating a military intervention i'm not here to answer your questions you come here around so why do you sit here and say i'm not asking you when i will read line here at what point do you know edging the people to come out because you're putting more lives in the water than what all the other options than what do you recommend that attend what happened on april 30th and may 1st is in keeping with the constitution that was drafted by this and i am going to do that

10th to stroke january tat $29000.00 is what i'm suddenly came together really yes of course under one way though when he became the de facto president of venezuela because mother would always in violation of our constitution we unify behind our constitution and not everybody seemed very happy with the way he took the presidency what do you mean yes 100. 1 of the people who visit on with. us one of the most visible opposition figures with why don't took possession of the assembly the view of the majority of the venezuelan opposition was that ought not to be appointed president the 23rd of january don't be a plane as it has sidelined many on the house and i just finished and i just saw the 23rd of january came and he appointed himself we didn't have any information it surprised many leaders in the opposition to. size wages are you guys let us all in politics for a long time for good reason is a 2 time loser presidential candidate and he does not have the support of the venice one and people wonder why the also his views are only automatically to be dismissed because they don't coincide

that loose like massive support here you know, that thing from its january 2018 high, it is in a beararket. it is down about 21 1/2% or so, and i just don't see it without a substantive trade deal why this etf should rally meaningfully one last point i will make, when you look at the implied volatility, the price of options in the eem, it has some pretty good support in the 15% range. but if you go back over the last five years in looking at the chart right now, when we get global growth scares, this thing, implied volatility, at least the price of option rallies. that means you want to own options if you have a directional inclination, especially to the down side. so i think this trade is pretty simple if you are not optimistic, and i think the president told you this this week by first running ahead of his trade negotiations by saying, you know, we may not see a deal until after the election and then slapping on the extra tariffs, we won't see a substantive deal any time soon this is one of the shortest to find options when the etf was trading at 40.5 today, by the october '40 put f

i am delighted to be back here, andi january. i am delighted to be back here, and i am looking forward to coming back in january here, and i am looking forward to coming back injanuary and trying to help the team push forward and hopefully push with the motion. his delay is because he stayed in america to help the current side dc united compete in the end of season playoffs and after that his destination derby with a twist. he's not just a player destination derby with a twist. he's notjust a player but destination derby with a twist. he's not just a player but a destination derby with a twist. he's notjust a player but a coach as well. the opportunity to come back to england and play, but also to ta ke to england and play, but also to take over with the cloud and it was too great to turn down. it's something i've always wanted to do and when that time is right and of course that's what i hope we move into. he is not the first of the golden generation to foray into the press step up by management. while he missed by matter of wee

and this was in january. we're speeding up this process now. one thing that strikes me, nothing's moved since last june, and that's my question to everybody here. how come if anything can happen, nothing's happened except warren has moved up a bit. nothing's happened. >> i think it's interesting, chris, in the sense that biden has taken some blows and he still has a sizable lead, except for that one outlier monmouth poll over everybody else. i don't think that's insignificant. but as much as a nevada partisan as i am, i have to say of the john delaney is right in the way the presidential campaigns are covered, everything will crystallize in iowa, and then it will either be okay, it looks like everything is the same in the top three of the top three, or we'll be saying on the night of the iowa caucus, oh my god, candidate x, whether it's mayor pete or castro or someone we never thought could do it suddenly did well in iowa, then that momentum carries on to new hampshire and then back to the most important state where i'm sitting right now. and b

sitting on a massive uptrend that looks like massive support here and you know that thing from its january018 highs, it's in a bear market. it's down about 121.5% or so an i don't see without a substantive trade deal why this should etf rally and when you look at the price of options in the eem, it has pretty good support in 159% range, but if you go back over the last five years and looking at that chart right now, when we get global growth scares, implied volatility rallies that means you want to own options, specific if you have an inclination to the down side i think this trade is simple if you are not optimistic, and i think the president told you this week, by first running ahead of his trade negotiations by saying that we may not see a deal until after the election, and then slapping on those extra tariffs -- we're not going to see a substantive deal any time soon i think in the eem, this is probably one of the better shorts out there in the market using defined risk with options. i think you look out to october separation, when the etf is trading at $40.5 today to buy the october $

i am delighted to be back here, andi january.back injanuary and trying to help the team push forward and hopefully push with the motion. his delay is because he stayed in america to help the current side dc united compete in the end of season playoffs and after that his destination derby with a twist. he's not just a player destination derby with a twist. he's notjust a player but destination derby with a twist. he's not just a player but a destination derby with a twist. he's notjust a player but a coach as well. the opportunity to come back to england and play, but also

january one, railfares always come into effect injanuary.il fares always go come into effect injanuary. january one, railfares always go up in the uk, year after year, despite whatever chaos... exactly right. train fare timetable changes that have gone wrong and all the drama that commuters face, and yet they seem to just be paying more and that commuters face, and yet they seem tojust be paying more and more and more. i am one of these commuters, i commute into london every single day and my season ticket, 30 miles outside of london straight into a major station and it cost me £4000 a year to travel into london. a 2.9% increase cost me £4000 a year to travel into london. a 2.996 increase for you would be a lot of money. it is a lot of money. and of course we hear this all the time, but it is true. you are on trains, which are absolutely packed out. you can't get a seat. can't sit down. you are paying £4000 a year, the trains don't necessarily run on time all the time, of course happens, but we are continuing we told and commuters are contin

so the meeting takes place on january 6, on january 10 cnn reports an exclusive, the nation top intelbriefed the president-elect about embarrassing personal information that was gathered by a former russia intelligence. lou: which was compacted by hillary clinton funded national committee and fbi funded fiction writing on the part of christopher steele. >> this leak was crackle because it gave the news hook to report the dossier. intelligence officials think it's so important after brief the president-elect why should the public not know about it and there it all came out. >> there at all came out one question was not asked or need answered. if our intelligence agencies, so well-funded and so well staffed, so cleverly led our worth one with a what we spend on them, why could they have not picked up the phone call the moscow station of the cia and said was donald trump there on date xx and y. this is preposterous leadership in preposterous and treacherous leaders of institutions and agencies upon which this nation security depends. it is frightening to the bone isn't it byron? >> earli

january 2019. talking about adding m.o.u.'s to the scope, we made a small additional change related to this matrix and the written directors annual work plan. written directors will develop an annual plan. we have this five-year plan, as you see it tonight. the annual plan will solidify each year, which d.g.o. needs to come up we have to adjust the five-year plan according to d.g.o.'s, or bulletins that are about to expire. such that we have to change a d.g.o. so we will have to address that in the annual work plan as well. the idea being the commission president would approve that plan, and then we will make the current five-year plan available , it's available tonight, as you know. in addition to that, the annual work plan would be posted to our website. the final series of changes related to the m.o.u.'s that impact department general orders you have existing agreements, as referenced, to the type of m.o.u. that would come in front of this body. with that, i don't have any further comments, or i

campaign that he's against the deal that he won't implemented however he won't take office the till january 2020. so by the time he takes office the agreement might actually be in full swing however right now go to my. mate till the constitutional court of the country the rule about the riemann sol i guess we 1st have to wait for this step and then you can. see a minus appreciate what this deal entails just just broadly speaking well.

we now have more mass shootings in 2019, since january, than we have days that have passed since january 1, 2019. as of monday, according to data from the gun violence archives, there have been 255 mass shootings in the first 217 days of this year. we can't let this go on. we can't, and i will not, let this man be reelected president of the united states of america. [cheers & applause] mr. biden: we can't. [applause] mr. biden: folks -- [applause] mr. biden: folks, his incompetence, his immorality, his carnage stops with us, right here, right now, starting in the midwest. limit to four years, and i believe history will look back on this president as an aberrant moment in american history. but if donald trump is reelected, i believe he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation. if we give donald trump four more years, this will not be the country envisioned by washington and adams and jefferson. if we give donald trump four more years, this will not be the nation bound together by lincoln. if we give donald trump four more years, this will not be the nation lifted

campaign that he's against the deal that he won't implemented however he volunteered office till january 2020 so by the time he takes office the agreement might actually be in full swing however right now. has to wait till the constitutional court of the country the rule about the reman. i guess we 1st have to wait for this step and then you can yeah can i just briefly what this deal entails just just broadly speaking well broadly speaking it means that central americans who try to. get. in the united states they will they can be sent back to guatemala and we're talking about hundreds of people that is a substantial amount of people there but can guatemala really be considered a safe country well i think that that's been the discussion that has been going on and in my opinion it's quite ironic to perceive got a model as a safe country because you have. you have not on you have a dorian's fleeing their conference but also go to moslems by the thousands fleeing guatemala to look for a better life in the states they're fleeing violence or fleeing. but leg off opportunities. to consider goin

office of the inspector general shows that between january 6th 2017 and they were 112017 all james komi was the director of the f.b.i. he wrote about 71 on one memos about interactions that he had with president elect and then president donald trump in that series of memos komi considered those 7 memos to be personal documents 4 of which he kept in his home safe and some which were written on his personal computer and one memo dated january 20th 23rd. komi claims to have told the then president over a private dinner at the white house quote i don't do sneaky things i don't leak i don't do we still moves then on may 3rd 2017 he appeared before the senate judiciary committee regarding his oversight of the f.b.i. while defending his decision to reopen the investigation into former secretary of state hillary clinton little more than a week before she lost the 2016 presidential election he also made this claim when asked about leaks to the press if you were ever been the source in news reports matters relating to the trump investigation or the toilet investigation never. just less than a wee

(catherine) the investigation started in january of this year. kron 4's justine waldman joins us now - with details where on the suspects were caught. justine? (justine) after a 7-month long investigation... police in san jose arrested these 10 people thursday. they say since january, this crew has been responsible for dozens of commercial burglaries in san jose, cupertino, palo alto, walnut creek, oakland, dublin, and other cities in the bay area. police say the burglary crew focused on bike shops, construction sites and school districts. san jose police department's burglary prevention unit... conducted an extensive investigation and identified six members of the burglary crew. on thursday san jose police served 4 search warrants in san jose and 1 in sunnyvale. six suspects were arrested... and booked into santa clara county jail for various felony charges including commercial burglary, and conspiracy. one of the search warrants was served at a storage locker in sunnyvale, three at recreational vehicles in san jose, and at a residence on the 16

so the meeting takes place january 6. january 10cnn reports an exclusive.ke on the miami, ohio, redhawks. hello, everyone, i'm brian custer alongside robert smith. you've got the iowa hawkeyes beginning the season ranked 20th in the ap preseason poll. they have the most experienced quarterback in nate stanley. miami university is starting a true freshman. >> robert: starting a true freshman here. chuck martin made this decision and said the guy was poised. obviously he has got the pedigree with the gabbert family, but what really made him comfortable was the system gabbert played at in high school. because there was some familiarity, had the same verbiage, felt comfortable enough to have him start here on the road. >> brian: he's the younger brother of blaine gabbert and now you've got nate stanly, most experienced quarterback in the big ten. >> robert: 26 touchdown passes each of the last two years, done really well here, but like so many young quarterbacks, a little bit inconsistent. it's going to be interesting to see tonight. miami probably going to get

in january 1966, the united states urged the united nations. the u.s.assador urged the security council to consider peace on the basis of the geneva accord. the united nations had no more success to bring about peace negotiations. that hanoi feels the u.n. would dilute the power of the geneva agreement and he rejected any presence. in february, president johnson and his cabinet and advisors met the government leaders of south vietnam to go over common purposes, echoing the spirit of the speech to propose a development program that would benefit all of southeast asia. mr. johnson urged economic and political terms beyond military aspects. he called for a battle against ,ocial injustice, ignorance against apathy and indifference and renewed efforts to build in the rural areas. as part of the most extensive tours of the pacific ever undertaken by any u.s. president, president johnson and chiefs of state met in october of 1966. the war in vietnam was the immediate issue that brought them together. the larger issue was the development of the pacific era, a d

both spoke about surviving child the state abuse at capitol in albany in january. state senator alessandra biaggi

we followed up with the application and information guide which was published in january of 2018. we also have an internal working group as we move through the different state bills to figure out the applicability to san francisco's immense and very lengthy code. here are the projects that are moving forward. we've had eight projects that have been approved. the majority are 100% affordable. there are a total of 1106 units that have been approved since january of 2018. 980 of those units are deed restricted as affordable. a brief overview of the projects here is a map of where they are located. most of them are on the eastern side of the city. first is 681 florida. this is 100% affordable housing units. this is also the land dedication project for the bryant street project. the levels range between 30-80% ami. we've issued the site permit foz on october 2018. 2340 san jose also referred to as upper yard. containing 129 affordable units, the project also includes a ground-floor childcare and the site permit was issued in january of 2019. next is 1064 mission street. it contains 253

senate bill 35 became effective in in january it provided ministerial review of projects that provide a certain amount of affordable housing. the amount of affordable housing is dependent on a toward their housing elements, regional housing needs allocations arena. this bill is applicable statewide. with the only section being those jurisdictions that are already meeting the arena goals. the bill contained two programs, one for jurisdictions that were under producing in the above moderate income category which is 120% ami and above. which is under 80% ami. for those producing, under producing above moderate income housing. a minimum of 10% of the units must be restricted as as affordable. for those under producing in low income housing, a minimum of 50% of the units must be restricted as affordable to take advantage of the benefits of sb-35. san francisco is exceeding our minimum target but is not for low income production. therefore the second program is applicable to san francisco. what is sb-35 in one of the benefits, first and foremost, first there is no discretionary entitlements

quote, the trade barriers imposed since january 2018 reduce both real output and real household income. by 2020, they reduce the level of real u.s. gdp by roughly 3% and reduce average household income by $580. $580, larry. do you think americans can afford that? >> well, i probably quibble with that dollar amount that they have had. it wouldn't be the first quibble i ever had with the cbo. but let me just step back a moment. >> you said it yourself may 12th on fox news, quote, both sides will suffer. this is something americans are footing the bill for, whether you dispute the number or not. >> right. if you let me finish, i was going to acknowledge that, thank you very much. okay. virtually no question in our mind that the largest part of the economic burden of the tariffs has fallen on china.

officially starts today in livermore business owners like the one here of a berlin use have until january 2020 to prepare for it to be enforced each of the 71 tobacco retailers in livermore were sent an e-mail about the enforcement not starting until january first 2020, this gives them time to get out of leases eliminate in the tory and for law enforcement to learn the new rules customers already know the ban is on the horizon. the city and supporters of the ordinance believe the ban will stop underage kids from using e cigarettes but it could be over turned there's a petition going around. but it needs more than 5,000 signatures to qualify for the november ballot. in the to do so is today as well is verified the ordinance can go before voters but business owners say they can't wait to see if that happens this is going to impact them now that would take a lot a long time turn it into something because i do have a family. >>i got 4 kids i have i need and come right out with parents i spoke to in the livermore area tell me that they've seen an uptick in children using e cigarettes and they'

in january 1963, the next nine astronauts, the second group that included neil armstrong, jim lovell, frank gorman, and others, they came out here on a very cold day, flew into flagstaff airport -- they flew planes in case one crashed, not all the astronauts would have perished. that was the thinking then. they flew in and these guys were rock stars. they were met by the mayor, they were met by cheering fans wanting autographs, but then they went to a meteor crater. if you are going to go to the moon and do geology around this pockmarked, cratered area of the moon, why not study and prepare for that in the best preserved impact crater there is, which is meteor crater, right down the road from where we are at lowell observatory. they went to meteor crater to see what an actual impact crater looks like, and then they went to lowell observatory to study the mapping and see how these features are depicted on maps. they will have to be able to read these maps and relate what they are seeing on the maps to the real features. at night, after dinner, the group broke up into three. each group

who have books coming out and now we want to introduce you to anna i who has a book coming out in january of 2020 called uncanny valley. a memoir. >> guest: am currently writing full-time and i make integrating writer for the new yorker website covering silicon valley culture. i got there probably through the most backroad possible. walk us through starting with college. >> it was just my ten year reunion in. i didn't attend. i graduated in 2009 from wesleyan university with a degree in sociology and i just read in "the wall street journal" 2009 was the worst job market for generations i had the good fortune to walk right into that. after a bunch of internships, working in music for a while i worked in book publishing an agency for a couple of years here in new york and after that i joined a startup network doing a sort of netflix for e-books type of app and i was there for three months, sort of like the person who knew about books and publishing. it was a four-person company when i joined, three were founders. from there i went to san francisco and worked at a data analytics startup whic

why are my congress purple, patty murray, why has she not address what she called for in january? up thisve you taken issue with her and your other representatives? caller: everything get squashed by the papers. in phoenix, arizona, democrats line. caller: we have a proposition on august 27 on the ballot for a light rail expansion in our public transportation. a lot of the people in phoenix are against it because it has been a 15 year project of putting in a train through phoenix, a light rail. this will go through central avenue in south phoenix and cut off a lot of small businesses, basically they will turn a four lane road, central avenue come into a one lane each direction. one lane is insane.

it opened in january 2019 in the first floor and basement of this building.he first floor is for casual play in new gamers. 150 of the newest computers are available with over 20 different video games. the stadium is open 24 hours a day and is free to entnter. gaming costs around 4 u.s. dollllars an hour. a very reasonable price point. >> hong kong-based startup cyber game arena or cga built and manages the stadium. total construction costs came to 3.5 million u.s. dollars. over 40 different companies and organizations invested. esports products made by these investors are also available at the stadium. so what's downstairs? a huge space for esports contests and other events. today there's a competition hosted by japanese game manufacturer. the contest tours 27 locations. but this is its first time in hong kong. ♪ a hundred gamers are taking part in the tournament. they come from hong kong, mainland china, canada, australia, and japan. the contest is being streamed online so people can watch from all over the world. cga provides the space and the equipment an

both spoke about surviving child the state abuse at capitol in albany in january. state senator alessandra biaggi and silly member yuh-line niou, we welcome you both to democracy now! talkor alessandra biaggi, about what drove you to push h r this law. your own experience and what you hope happens with this now. i mean, hundreds of lawsuits have been filed since yesterday. >> that fact alone is just remarkable and shows you what is possible when he asked to do fight for the things you know are right and what the law can do. this law is something i campaigned on. it is something that is personal to me. my childhood sexual l abuse survivor.