he goes on to tweet that i asked john for his resignation, which was given to me this morning. i thank you john very much for his service.

. >> deputy city attorney john givener. so i'll start with seat 5, because mr. foley spoke first in this meeting. but generally supervisor ronen at the start mentioned that the charter sets off some general qualifications for all h.p.c. commissioners, that they be especially qualified by competence, knowledge, training and experience in the historic architecturals a stettic and cultural traditions of the city, interested in the preservation of the historic structures, sites and areas and the residents of the city. so that applies to both seats. just that general rule about interest, knowledge, experience, et cetera. in addition, seat 5 must be a historic preservation professional or a professional in a field such as law, land use, community planning or urban design, with a specialized training or demonstrable experience in historic preservation or historic preservation planning. that's seat 5. seat 2, in addition to the general criteria about interests and knowledge and experience, must be a licensed architect and must meet the secretary of the interior's profes

and actually before we go into public comment, i did want to ask deputy city attorney john givener to clarify the board's recommendations in this particular report. >> i was on the wrong side of the room. deputy city attorney john gibner. the report itself requests the board to provide a response. and usually the civil grand jury report requires -- with the civil grand jury report, the board is legally required to provide a response. here after the presiding judge and my office reviewed the report, we each concluded that this situation, where it's a follow-up to the previous continuity report, the board is not legally obligated to provide responses to the findings and recommendations. the board could choose to provide those responses to the specific findings and recommendations or more general response or you could choose to hear the testimony today and not adopt a formal response by resolution. >> supervisor mar: thank you so much, mr. givener. supervisor brown, do you have any questions? >> supervisor brown: no. >> supervisor mar: all right. any members of the public that wish to te

there are many answers to be given, but i think the honorable john lewis has given us the best. i'm honored that i was here when to ve us pearls of wisdom facilitate our going forward. i yield back the balance of my ime. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2:00 p.m. today. and reflect differing points of view. we're awarding $100,000 in total prizes, including a $5,000 grand prize. >> be passionate about what discussing to express your view no matter how large or small you think the audience it to be.ve the greatest in country on the history of the earth your view does matter. to help re information you get started go to our studentcam.org. president trump spoke at the united nations general assembly this morning, and before his speech, the president arrivedo reporter as he at the u.n. he was asked about a recent phone call to the ukrainian leader, and news reports he would withhold aid for the country if they did not investigate joe biden. speaker. mr. [inaudible] so we had a mp: great meeting yesterday, as yo

version of events saying he told bolton his services were no longer needed, i asked john for his resignation which was given to me this morning. i thank john for his service, a new national security adviser next week. bolton his resignation letter was short and to the point, i resigned, thanks for the opportunity. that speaks volumes. his version of eventss i offered to resign last night, donald trump said let's talk about it tomorrow. while we wait for the president's replacement bolton's deputy will be acting advisor. heather: always something happening, thank you so much. fox news alert, a chilling start to the 18th annivers as a rocket explodes near the us embassy in afghanistan, sirens blaring is a plume of smoke was seen rising over couple. it is not clear who is responsible, which comes days after donald trump called off peace talks with the taliban. and all clear has been given, no one injured. the us invaded afghanistan in 2001 after the 9/11 attacks. as newly released video of the us military bombing and isis infested island in iraq, you can see the chilling moment as warplanes drop 80,000 pounds

many of his suggestions as did others in the administration and therefore i asked john for his resignation which was given to me this morning i thank john very much for his service i will be naming a new national security advisor next week i think we've got alan fischer actually to talk through this one alan what's going on the seems like a surprise. one a surprise and 2 this is pretty brutal for donald trump normally when people are fired by tweet and he's done that a few times in the past then it's we've had a disagreement or his resignation has come and we know the been fired but here this is pretty brutal saying i asked for his resignation there were a number of disagreements that we didn't agree with his point of view and that was the same with other people in the administration and so john bolton is out the door what is also a surprising is that less than a couple of hours ago we got a message from the white house saying that there will be a briefing at 130 this afternoon white pompei it will be there steve mission who is the business secretary at the treasury secretary he'll be there and john bolto

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many of his suggestions as did others in the administration and therefore i asked john for his resignation which was given to me this morning i think john very much for his service i will be naming a new national security advisor next week to try. views himself as a skilled dealmaker who talks tough when needed for bolton but wasn't enough he needed to walk the walk and actively consistently show strength on all fronts the middle east russia north korea latin america you name it he held out on compromising stance on sanctions military action and regime change. bolton was one of the key advocates of toppling the moderate government using any means necessary all options on the table ready to go this troika of tyranny this triangle of chairs stretching from havana to caracas to managua is the cause of immense human suffering this is a time for action and we need men as well ruled by the people of venezuela and not by external forces. trump showed he was willing to meet to negotiate with even the greatest perceived u.s. adverse stories even if it meant just symbolic photo op the right intentions seems to be t

there was the decision you had to make about whether to attend john mccain's funeral, given the course of your relationship in the final years, and why you decided what you decided to do. there are some interesting passages on your relationship with the former russian ambassador with the u.n. the late russian ambassador who compared the u.n. meetings to porn. i'll let you guys figure that out on your own. there's some tough lessons from south sudan and rwanda. then there is the plot to attack president obama on a trip in 25th teen that i was onto ethiopia, that i didn't know anything about. and guess who else didn't know anything about it until they were back on the plane? susan: we're in ethiopia in 2015. this is one of many presidential trips we took overseas. we had just come from kenya, which was president obama's first trip to kenya as president. lots of enthusiastic crowds, as you'll recall. in ethiopia, the first night we were there, after the state dinner, i went back to my bedroom, as usual, and planned to get ready for bed. there was a knock on the door and it was anita decke

"as did others in the administration and i asked john for his resignation which was given to me this morning. i thank john for his service. i will be naming a new national security adviser." and then of course we heard from the just-fired john bolton saying that no, it didn't play out that way. >> i offered to resign last night and president trump said let's talk about it tomorrow. >> john bolton just texted me. he said let's be clear. i resigned. he said do you mind if i say that while you were talking in he wrote yes. john bolton just said i resigned. >> so he answered yes, go ahead. >> yes. >> for all the obvious reasons. >> so john bolton has just answered the president's tweet by saying yes -- >> why are we doing this? i know why we're doing it. it's a talk show. breaking news. but why are they doing it? why are we seeing this play one against the other almost in terms of, you know what the narrative is? is it important or just that the president has moved on and he's go to hire -- >> if anyone leaves the position and you think, okay, you shake hands with the ceo and say thanks f

as did others in the administration therefore i asked for his resignation which was given this morning. i thanked john for his service. i will be naming a new national security adviser next we can. john bolton for his part said i offered to resign last night president trump let's satisfied lites let's talk about it. john roberts of fox tweets the letter dated this morning from john bolton. reaction from the u.s. senate. this is elizabeth warren also running for president, the american people are better off with john bolton out of the white house. the world will be better off when the man hired him in the first playis is out too. james arken of politic of tweets the comments of m.i.t. romney saying i'm unhappy to hear he is a leaving. it's a huge loss for the administration in my opinion. for the nation, to have john bolton no longer going to be at the table on matters related

many of us suggestions as it others in the administration and therefore i asked john for his resignation which was given to me this morning i think john very much for his service i will be naming a new national security advisor next week since then trump has said. bolton strategies set back the administration's foreign policy objectives the ball was not well liked among sis peers and even the bolton's hawkishness had soured north korea's kim jong un un peace talks with the us here's how to have bolton's peers secretary of state my own secretary of state is in treasuries see munchen responded to questions regarding the unceremonious ousting. but i don't talk about the in the workings of how this all goes we we all get work and the thing is there were many times in besser both that i disagreed that's to be sure but that's true for lots and lots of people who with whom i interact. that is the one thing i would just say follow up exam presidents been very clear on this the president's view of the iraq war and ambassador bolton to this very different the president's made very serious . much can be said about

many of his suggestions as did others in the administration and therefore i asked john for his resignation which with was given to me this morning. i thank john for his service and i will be naming a new national security advisor next week. those disagreements are a laundry list of hot spots, iran, north korea and afghanistan. now, minutes after the president tweeted that, bolton responded. i offered to resign last night and president trump said let's talk about it tomorrow. and bolton just told our peter alexander he did sleep on it and resigned this morning saying that president never asked for it directly or indirectly. he is the third national security advisor fired or pushed out of the administration in two and a half years. it happened as the president's first national security adviser michael flynn was in court once again. the drama continues. joining me from the white house nbc news correspondent hans nichols "l.a. times" white house reporter eli stokeles, msnbc national security analyst ned price and nbc news correspondent carole lee. it's good to see all of you. hans, yet again, conflicting reports o

many of his suggestions, as did others in the administration, and therefore i asked john for his resignation, which was givenhis morning. i thank john very much for his

quit after donald trump tweeted his services were no longer needed and said i asked john for his resignation which was givenhis morning. john, i thank you for his service, i will need a new national security adviser next week. bolton's resignation letter, and a different version saying i offered to resign last night and donald trump said let's talk about it tomorrow. the spat not lost on democrats, elizabeth warren, the american people are better off without john bolton. the world will be better off when the man who hired him is out as well. bolton's deputy will serve as. is >> in the next few minutes. rob: breaking overnight situation causing a path of destruction in south dakota. mean storm, the twister causing significant damage in sioux falls. take a look at the hospital left in ruins. nobody was seriously hurt. emergency crew is wrestling people trapped under rubble, 10,000 homes are without power, people to stay home and avoid downed power lines. >> overnight, clearing the way for asylum restrictions. the ninth circuit temporarily lifting an injunction one day after was put in place by a judge in san

as did others in the administration therefore i asked for his resignation which was given this morning. i thanked john for his service. i will be naming a new national security adviser next we can. john bolton for his part said i offered to resign last night president trump let's satisfied lites let's talk about it. john roberts of fox tweets the letter dated this morning from john bolton. reaction from the u.s. senate. this is elizabeth warren also running for president, the american people are better off with john bolton out of the white house. the world will be better off when the man hired him in the first playis is out too. james arken of politic of tweets the comments of m.i.t. romney saying i'm unhappy to hear he is a leaving. it's a huge loss for the administration in my opinion. for the nation, to have john bolton no longer going to be at the table on matters related to foreign policy. we'll keep you posted on updates or changes as they develop. again live coverage of the house judiciary committee when they resume. let's see the senate democraticic leadership news conference and show you what

therefore, i asked john for his resignation which was given to me. those are how to handle iran, afghanistan. and reports say that bolton refused to push back on reports that he and mike pence disagreed on trump's plan to host the taliban at camp david. and then there's this from cbs news, three sources directly involved tell the network that the, quote, the main irritant that drove mr. trump to those closest asking him if he could use nuclear weapons to fight hurricanes. >> there's also dispute over whether bolton was fired and how it came about, as we learned from the tweet monday night that he was letting him go and that bolton hanged in his resignation letter yesterday morning. well, bolton claims that he offered to resign monday night and that the president said let's talk about it tomorrow. bolton said nbc news that the president never asked for his resignation directly or indirectly. said, i slept on it and announced it. and said bolton would be attending a brieflying later in the day with secretary of state mike pompeo and secretary secretary

the dossier was given by john brennan to harry reid. i am glad are talking about the media. we as republicans need to stop talking to media people. most of the media out there are assets of the democratic party. i think republicans need to just, if there are fair reporters out there, fine. but the "new york times" and the others that continue to spread these fallacies like the other bombshell talking about these sources, it's also fake news. this needs to stop and republicans need to stop giving quotes to mainstream media outlets. >> sean: i agree. greg jarrett, what did you think of catherine herridge's report and what you did think of tom fenton and this huge development? we will just act like we were kidding. oh, trump killed millions more than hitler and stallon but i could not hear. >> the judicial watch documents demonstrate the extent to which rod rosenstein lied and covered up his scheme to secretly record the president and depose him from office under the 25th amendment. he tries to shutdown all comment and then crafts a non-denial denial as a deflection and then fr

that may surprise a lot of people given his rhetoric. johnbolton is gone from the national security adviser job. robert o'brien is now in that position. are we going to watch him push more toward negotiations and away from war fighting? >> i think the president is going to get a variety of options from robert o'brien. i have worked with him. i have known him for a while. he's got great bedside manner. he's going to be able to give the president that panoply of options as a national security adviser be abhonest broker. but his views i don't think are fundamentally all that different from where john bolton was. the question now becomes for the president, going into an election year, how does that affect the way that he views these conflicts in foreign policy? i do think it will turn him away from that war footing, away from more greater possibility of kin etic involvement in the region, and more toward diplomacy and things he can market on the campaign trail. >> brennan: david, let me come back to you. what has diplomacy accomplished? what will

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. >> john with cpi. givenhe escalating war of words or tariffs, what is your best estimate for the prospect of the two sides, not just coming together, to resume the negotiations but coming to some kind of a mutually agreeable future? you have time frame in mine? >> going to go back to the argument that is, it is in our mutual interest to address the 301 issues. that china's sustainable economic growth, to get out of the middle income trap, it is imperative that foreign companies be allowed to compete fairly in the markets currently dominated by chinese state-owned enterprises, which i would estimate at about 40% of the chinese economy. it is in the chinese economic interest. it is in the american economic interest. it is in the global economic interest for china to take the next steps of opening a reform as soon as possible and coming to an agreement on the trend what issues would be an excellent step in that direction. thank you. >> you mentioned the survey, and i wonder -- [inaudible] chinese sentiment towa

i'm a lot stronger, like we were too tough for john bolton, which is actually a bizarre statement given that what john bolton said was that russia is not our friend and actually took very very different positions than donald trump, beth on russia and north korea and what it really demonstrated to me about his personality was, i'm going to fire you before you can quit. >> always. >> he says he quit, going to the point -- we didn't get to talk about barbara, why isn't the trump soho in soho. >> i'll tell you a quick story, we were doing a project for alexander retail stores, we were going to convert it and he insisted on calling in forest hills, absolutely every trump center in forest hills, not even close. so. >> i mean, that's wild for anyone who has visited new york, the neighborhoods are in places on maps and they built a property, and they said trump soho, and it's not in soho. >> for new yorkers who walk around, it was an early education in what donald trump does. ic barbara res, howard deen, maya wily, our power panel. >>> a new cause for alarm about 2020 and as mentioned, we're go

john major says the reasons given by borisjohnson for proroguing parliament cannot be true and that hetical interest. that's all from the bbc news at one. so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s good afternoon, i'm gavin ramjaun and this is your latest sports news. harry kane says tottenham are making the same mistakes in the champions league as they were five years ago. spurs were 2—0 up against olympiakos in athens. thanks to a kane penalty then this strike from lucas moura. but the greeks were the better side on the night, and came back to level the match. it finished 2—2 and kane says he can see why manager mauricio pochettino is frustrated. it was a much more straight—forward night for manchester city. they beat shakhtar donetsk 3—0 in ukraine, a welcome result for pep guardiola's side, after their shock defeat to norwich in the premier league last weekend. it was a really bad night for real madrid as they lost 3—0 to paris saint germain. real failed to muster a single shot on target. the first time that's happened in 167 champions league matches. the rugby wor

i disagreed strongly with many of his suggestions, therefore, i asked john for his resignation which was given to me this morning. 12 minutes later bolton tweeting it wasn't a firing but a resignation. i offered to resign last night and president trump said, let'se realtime. >> he's watching. >> can you read it? >> yeah, he said, let's be clear, i resigned. >> reporter: the closing contradiction caps off months of contention between the two. >> john bolton is absolutely a hawk. if it was up to him he'd take on the whole world at one time, okay? >> do you take kim jong-un at his word? >> the president takes him at his word. >> i know he does but what about you? >> my opinion doesn't matter. >> reporter: the latest over the weekend's canceled plans to meet with the taliban at camp david as part of the afghan peace talks. >> the president's entitled to the staff he wants at any moment. >> reporter: whether a firing or a quitting, one thing is clear, the president moving on to his fourth national security adviser in less than three years. for the top republican on the homeland security committee,

i disagreed strongly with many of his suggestions, and therefore i asked john for his resignation, which was given to me this morning. the surprise announcement just an hour before this briefing at the white house earlier said bolton would attend. secretary of state mike pompeo, who repeatedly clashed with bolton, insisting he was not blindsided >> was it news to you today? >> i'm never surprised we work very closely with the president of the united states i think we have a pretty good understanding of how he is thinking about things. >> reporter: but bolton seen here outside the west wing this morning later texted me that he was not fired. i offered to resign last night he never asked for it directly or indirectly. i slept on it and resigned this morning. the chaos capping off bolton's tumultuous 17-month tenure >> i should listen to the opinion. >> reporter: the president, who campaigned on ending wars often joked about having a hawkish national security adviser. >> i actually temper john, which is pretty amazing, isn't it? nobody thought that was going to -- i'm the one that tempers him, but th

in the administration and therefore and you can see the second tweet there i ask john for his resignation which was given to me this morning i thank john very much for his service. i will be naming a new national security adviser next week so that the latest now person to leave the trump administration. and the latest national security advisor we've had several others as well to enter and now leave that role and as the president said we'll find out next week who the next nsa internationally advisor will be we'll find out. well weather wise things looking pretty nice out there today, we've got plenty of sunshine and you're already seeing that sunshine over the east bay with mount diablo. >>sitting under it just as the rest of us really are the exception being just a few spots to the golden gate which are looking at a touch of fog this morning as for the rest of the week ahead of us this high-pressure ridge that you're seeing to our east it is about to be building back in soon to be replacing this nice dip in the jet stream that's kept his cool over the past few days and we'll get to school again today. br

strongly with his suggests as did others in the administration, therefore i asked john for his resignation which he has given me this morning. i thank john for his service. i will name a new national security advisor next week. what do you think? >> on the deal with taliban with afghanistan, john bolton was an adamant opponent, bringing the taliban, afghan government to camp david to continue negotiating. he was against the deal with the taliban entirely, so if you go against the president's policies, he also had been an advocate in the path of direct strike and regime change in iran. neil: the president did end up because of this attack that killed the u.s. serviceman shelving the talks. >> but he didn't change his policy. he wants to remove troops. john bolton is much more limited drawdown of troops. this makes sense from a policy point of view. if the national security advisor and the president are going in different directions, neil, one of them has to go. the president only goes after an election. >> but i do think i think that the american people are immune to the revolving door in the white house. >>

there was the decision you had to make about whether to attend john mccain's funeral given the course of your relationship in the final years. and why you decided what you decided to do. there are some interesting passages on your relationship with the former russian ambassador with the u.n. the late russian ambassador who compared the u.n. meetings to important. -- to porn. i'll let you guys figure that out on your own. there's some tough lessons from south sudan and rwanda. the plot to the -- attack president obama in a trip that i was on in ethiopia, that i didn't know anything about it and guess who else didn't know anything about it until they were back on the plane. susan: we're in ethiopia in 2015. this is one of many presidential trips we took overseas. we had just come from kenya, which was president obama's first trip to kenya as president. lots of enthusiastic crowds, as you'll recall. in ethiopia, the first night we were there, after the state dinner, i went back to my bedroom, as usual, and planned to get ready for bed. there was a knock on the door d it was anita decker-

ambassador rice, when you heard the news about john bolton's departure, were you surprised at all given the turnover and the turmoil in the white house? >> i was surprised by the timing of it because it came with little notice. but i wasn't surprised that we might come to this point because it seemed quite clear that in many respects, john bolton and his policy interests and his policy positions deviated quite dramatically from president trump's. and there have been a number of stories recently about how bolton had been excluded or attempted to have been excluded from very important meetings where any national security adviser would rightly be present. so the fact that the rift came to the fore and resulted in his departure itself was not such a surprise. i think the timing was. and recall we're not only just days after the afghan debacle, but we're on the eve now of the united nations general assembly, where foreign policy will again come to the fore. so it's an awkward time to have no national security adviser or a brand-new national security adviser. >> as you know, cnn's reporting i