so as i said, my name is john kim. i'm the senior program administrator with the engagement and compliance division. i administer the major developer permit consultant and lobbyist programs. i'm here to give you guys an informational session about the san francisco, about san francisco's lobbyist program, and happy to take questions throughout. over this presentation, i'm going to cover the building blocks of our ordinance disclosure ordinance, including the lobbyist qualification threshold, a brief glossary of the foundational terms, including a few exceptions to contact lobbying. and i will also cover the disclosure obligations program statistics and provide an overview of. the guidance and informal advice and assistance our division provides, and hopefully leave plenty of time for questions. so an individual can qualify as a contact lobbyist in two ways. there are in-house lobbyists that qualify after making five contacts on behalf of their employer in a calendar month, and there are client based lobbyists who quali

so as i said, my name is john kim. i'm the senior program administrator with the engagement and compliance division. i administer the major developer permit consultant and lobbyist programs. i'm here to give you guys an informational session about the san francisco, about san francisco's lobbyist program, and happy to take questions throughout. over this presentation, i'm going to cover the building blocks of our ordinance disclosure ordinance, including the lobbyist qualification threshold, a brief glossary of the foundational terms, including a few exceptions to contact lobbying. and i will also cover the disclosure obligations program statistics and provide an overview of. the guidance and informal advice and assistance our division provides, and hopefully leave plenty of time for questions. so an individual can qualify as a contact lobbyist in two ways. there are in-house lobbyists that qualify after making five contacts on behalf of their employer in a calendar month, and there are client based lobbyists who quali

john miller, kim dozer, jill dougherty >> and just moments ago >> president biden signed that government funding bill that the us senate passed in the wee hours of this morning according up potentially catastrophic that's government shutdown. the 1.2 trillion dollar package funds nearly three quarters of a government for the next six months cnn's annie grayer, joining us. now with the latest on the last-minute details on the bill well, fred, there is a sigh of relief on capitol hill because lawmakers finally have averted a government >> shutdown, the senate was working late into the night to pass this bill and they finally did it at 02:00 a.m. it now heads to the president's desk where he's expected to sign it. so we're not expecting to see any lapse in federal funding. this bill funded the remaining government agencies so that includes the department of defense, the department of homeland security, and the department of health and human services, among others. so now that the government is funded through this fiscal year, we can just take a step back and realize how chaotic and tumultuo

and whether he's, i like kim john goon. i like a present put, and i like present. she is that personal relationship and i'd say that to any of these other countries develop a personal relationship because that's what, what drives him even though he's gonna be a tough business guy. he will, this is just to me, so he's a business guy, you know, multi 1000000, a 1000000000. i mean, trump some money guy. right. and here's america with 32 trillion and that, you know, they go to hundreds of military bases. and what is it? is it $900.00 military bases and over a 100 countries worldwide is a huge amount of bases that cost a fortune fusion has actually said that america called a ford to ronald, has many, the basic he said, most of the money that goes to these bases that is actually embezzled. that's what putins that i put and also set in the past 24 hours. you cool america? democracy. he said it's a very, very, very pale version of a democracy. we all know about the ballot stuff. thing that happened in the last presidential election. i mean we, that was c c t, v footage in

as of liberty >> and america back taiwan >> as the >> only legitimate government of china john kai-shek those kim il-sung, a major debt of gratitude for saving his regime because mao was about to send 1 million troops across the taiwan strait to finish his regime. >> and madame chiang were pictured as the aging kennedy's of a camelot of the us. >> now, ben, did chiang kai-shek >> welcome to three china as a defender of freedom, the green liberty. but by the 1970s times what changing america was losing a war in vietnam and president richard nixon needed a new cold war strategy >> the greatest threat to united states was not china. it was the soviet union. >> china could be an important supplement to the american deterrent against soviet adventurism in europe, as well as asia worldwide >> nixon sent henry kissinger on a secret visit to beijing >> east meets west as a handshake, rigid just 22 years of hostility. >> the following year, he met with mao. >> we do not want laws to ideology or philosophy between peoples >> opening the door for a whole new relationship with mainland china our two peoples

both korea has released images appearing to show lisa king john and driving a new baffle tag. state media says kim join troops during a training exercise and describes the tank as well as most powerful. the release comes off to south korean and us forces conducted 11 days of ministry drills which the north views as for hustles full and invasion of the demonstrations in haiti. try to block street from the capsule, posts or friends. they save their oppressed, they oppose to the foreigners interfering, and the countries politics, us and caribbean officials want to appoint a new transitional government while haiti's prime minister has promised to resign. a quote in the us state of georgia has dismissed some of the charges against former president donald trump. the judge of a seeing the 2020 election interference case dropped 3 counts against the presumptive republican nominee. he left 10 others intact, but a new state little may help remove the scandal plate to prosecute the from the case the legendary supersonic jets concord has been floated by budge back to a new york museum. after 7 months restorat

successfully tested 8 solid fuel engine for a hypersonic missile leader come, kim jong was there to oversee the ground jet test. john young is trying to develop a new weapon design to fit the u. s. specific territory of guam it regularly conducts missile tests despite international sanctions over its nuclear weapons program racks and northern curtis stand region has been hit by flooding after days of heavy rains. according to local reports authorities there are urging people to stay indoors. the region around to hook city has been heart is hit with at least 2 feet tall. it is reported there. finland has been named the world's happiest nation for a 7th straight year. the un backed world, happiness report looks at live satisfaction, and a 143 countries in territories across the globe. denmark's we didn't, and iceland also continued the top. the leaderboard coming, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. but this year there's been a significant slide down the rankings for germany in the united states, mainly due to the gloomy outlook of younger people. oh, this you're looking for a good cheer. you'll likely find that here in finland, the w

john bolton. multiple -- for multiple former advisers told sciutto that to trump, orban is fantastic. shejinping is fantastic, and kimhad favorable words for adolf hitler saying he, quote, did some good things like rebuilding the economy. joining me now is jim sciutto, cnn anchor and national security analyst and author of "the return of great powers, russia, china, and the next world war" which comes out tomorrow. congratulations on the book. welcome to the other side of the aisle from cnn. thank you for joining us. all of that seems pretty shocking. what did general kelly and others say was their response when trump would praise these dictators like kim jong-un and particularly when he praised hitler? >> listen, they were appalled. john kelly, here is a retired marine general. he had to remind then-president trump that 400,000 americans died in war against hitler's nazi germany. he had to remind him of that. he had to in effect correct trump's imagined history here, because trump in saying that hitler did some good things, he said well, he rebuilt his economy. and kelly would say to him, yeah, he rebuilt his econom

because i said on monday, don't put kentucky in there because according to kim palm, they cannot win the national tidal and john yesterday i told you you to pick the 11 seats and guess what happened. all three of them, wanted upsets over the sixth seed. so you should listen to me, your bracket would be doing actually a little bit better. we'll see if new mexico can keep that complete sweep of those 11 going today. the biggest upset of day one and actually belong to 14 seed oakland who took down three c kentucky and you know, every year we love meet new heroes from small schools and what night this was for jack bulky, the senior for the golden grizzlies. he may 10 threes golgi scored 32 points. this is the most ever and the tournament for a player who did not make a tube point shot, oakland fall off the upset over the wildcats at 76. greg cam he has been the head coach at oakland for 40 years. now. he's into the round and 32 for the first time ever congrats to him, kentucky now, 1.4 and the last five tournament games. but here is goalkeeper after that big upset i know, they have draft picks and i know i'm not go

i know my friend mayoro kim norton from rochester, minnesota is here. in rochester, minnesota at johnsuch a great example of what this looks like. when you go into the school, right near the front door there center that anyone can go into. you might go in because you need help withw tutoring, or because there is a food bank. and when you go in the door, there is someone to do a bit of out what you might need when it comes to mental health care. then you get connected with the school nurse or whatever kind of care you need. what is great about it is again, there is no stig, you just walk. people don't know why you are going in. you can get the help you need. and that is where students are four hours of their day. removing the barriers like transportation that can be so significant for people, how do you leave school in the middle of the day, it's awesome. and then the providers are helping to connect the students parents so there is kind of a holistic approach is just such an opportunity. one of the things that happens in communities is there are providers but often they are toi have w

john f. kennedy, jr. governor wilson, governor jerry brown. mayor ed koch and richard daly and kim kardashian.ve careers but they passed it again. this idea of being overly licensed, certain areas i think you want to have a rigorous structure of licensing. if you are in the medical profession before you pass medical school and get your license you go through a three-phase test applied over years and the test itself is taken over days, not one day. >> right. the reason for that is that there are certain jobs where the cost of failure is way too high. a doctor takes your life into his hands. in some ways so does an attorney. i will say, i don't know how many times she took it. a license does not insure quality. fani willis passed it and there are many unimpressive attorneys. in an impression where you could ruin someone's life. incarceration is on the line. the death penalty could be on the line. you need someone who can pass a minimum standard of competency. standardized tests are the best example of trying to uniformly invoke a minimum standard of competency. if you can't meet it, the cost to

cnn's seung min kim of the washington post or the associated press, punchbowl news is john on bresnahan and npr's sarah mccammon, who's the author of the new book, the exit van jello goals. thank you, guys for joining us this morning segment. you cover the white house for the associated press. of course. >> what is we've really seen a new phase for those campaign, joe biden gave you were talking to the campaign all the time. how do they view this moment? and what does this mean for the months ahead, they're really building on momentum right now. i think you're right. they do, they really did start to see that period after super tuesday as when that general election contrast between joe biden and donald trump really starts to crystallize. and as you know, democrats in both inside and the white house and outside the white house were really happy with president biden's performance at the state of the union last thursday. so they just want to keep building on that momentum. it's obviously one speech is not going to change the perceptions of voters. so they feel that in, in georgia and in ph

john bolton posted that clip along with this warning. donald trump wants americans to treat him like north koreans, treat kim jong on, get ready if trump winslton thinks kim may invite the president to visit pyongyang, invite the close aide turn trump critic says, his old boss could very well accepted >> they will be met with fire and fury from fiery, saber-rattling to historic summit. >> good. so >> and surprise meetings. all ending in bidder failure trump's first term was a roller coaster for us north korea relations. the big question would kim actually consider a second round of trump-style diplomacy? what do you think was going through kim's mind after trump walked out? and he had actually promoted this meeting ahead of time because people, which is something north korean ever does. and do you think that kim is likely to forget that feeling anytime soon? >> i think coming out of the hanoi meeting, kim jong un on that long train ride, felt birth. and he had to simmer in the juices of the fact that you can't really count on donald trump at the end of the day to seal the deal that trump will walk. >> i mean, that's the lesson learned these

john bolton posted that clip along with this warning. donald trump wants americans to treat him like north koreans treat kim jong un, get ready if trump wins in november, bolton thinks kim may invite the president the visit pyongyang and invite the close aide turn. trump critic says, his old boss could very well except they will be met with fire and fury from fiery, saber-rattling to historic summit, get some and surprise meetings all ending in bidder failure trump's first term was a roller coaster for us north korea relations the big question would kim actually consider a second round of trump's style diplomacy? what do you think was going through kim's mind after trump walked out and he had actually promoted this meeting ahead of time because people, which is something north korean never does. and do you think that kim is likely to forget that? feeling anytime soon? >> i think coming out of the hanoi meeting, kim jong un on that long train ride, felt burned and he had to simmer in the juices of the fact that, you can't really count on donald trump at the end of the day to seal the deal that trump will walk i mean, that's the lesson learn

security adviser, john bolton, former chief of staff, john kelly, and others who say that he, of all the dictators that he expresses and shows affinity for the kim, the xi jinping's, et cetera, putin is the one that he is most enamored of. why is that? they can't quite grasp, but it's certainly affect his his view of how the relationship between the us and russia should be >> the great powers. it's out now, i have a copy. i'm excited to read it. >> i might even sign it for you. yeah, please. i got to go somewhere. thanks so much. >> still ahead. new reporting on the republican nominee to run north carolina's public schools and the conspiracy theories. she pushed online for years. wait until you hear what she was posting online plus a new report finding that more businesses are being started by women, specifically businesses traditionally run by men were digging into the so-called sheet economy when we come back there is no media personality. >> businesswoman celebrity chef like herman the many lives of martha stewart now streaming on max >> i can take all these trips because priceline has all these amazing deals and that's when i said deal on yo

john. it's 45 and for your health. a new study, a study says that. >> drinking too much soda can have a lasting negative impact on your heart. kimif you drink 2 leaders or more diet soda in a week, which is about one of these per day, then you increase your risk by 20%. doctor christopher porterfield at the medical center of aurora says this study published in the journal of circulation is the first to show an association between artificially sweetened drinks and atrial fibrillation or a >> a is an irregular heartbeat that some patients described as a flutter in their chest. and it is the leading cause of stroke in the u.s.. the biggest problem is stroke risk. and so as patients older, it increases the risk of clot forming and causing a stroke. >> the other thing is if your heart rates not control, that can cause heart failure. the study looked at other beverages as well and found drinking the same amount of sugar added drinks could increase your risk by 10%. >> doctor porterfield says these are easy things to avoid to reduce risk. it's important. remember, this study does know a link and not a cause. doctors say more research i

zhizhen ping and russia or kim jong un in north korea, he lauded these individuals who had extraordinary power and the power to enforce their edicts. this was pretty chilling to john kelly, to myself, really to anyone who would witness trump, the leader of the free world, regularly prays, despots. that was something that became a pretty consistent care perked her flaw that folks witness with donald trump. and so abby, it doesn't strike me as shocking at all that he would be someone who would look up to hitler as an idol instead of someone who should be an enemy of history. >> well, his praise of autocrats didn't just happen behind closed doors. he it says it right out in public, including just on friday meeting with viktor orban of hungary as well in mar-a-lago. miles taylor, we appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you. >> thanks abby >> and tonight, donald trump said something really important. it might be the most important run on sentence of this campaign. and it's a sentence to trust me, joe biden will do his best to make sure voters here, over and over again. >> so first of all, there is a lot you can do in terms of entitlements, in terms of cutting and i

and here in the states, the kim kardashians, the blake lively's, the john oliver's, the stephen colbert'sn of it, i think that they are going to feel real guilt if and when we find out the truth behind her illness, the sussexes have been a bit quiet on this one, haven't they ? they? >> have they really? i mean, i would not launch a brand, a website, a an entire lifestyle, you know, campaign in the middle of what seems to be a tense time for my sister in law, i think that meghan completely took advantage of catherine's popularity right now, and the interest that the princess of wales has generated in launching american riviera orchard, you know, if you look at catherine's i >> -- >> oh, go ahead, riviera orchard, just i mean , i don't orchard, just i mean, i don't know what the americans think of it, but it's just i just makes me cringe. just the name. has there been much reaction to it? >> i saw someone say that it sounded like a senior living facility, which made me laugh quite a bit, but if you look at the princess of wales's popularity here in the states right now, there were over sinc

kim norton from rochester minnesota, is here. i saw her just a bit ago. not sure where she is in the audience today but in rochester, minnesota at john marshall high schoola good example of what this looks like. when you go into the school, right near the opening the front door of the school there is a center that anybody can go into. you might go into because you need help with tutoring. you might go into because there's a food bank, or, and when you go in the door then there's somebody who can do a a bit of triage and figure out whether you need, what you might need when it comes to mental health care. and the triage can get you connected up with the school nurse program or whatever kind of care that you need. what's great about it is that there is again there is no stigma no shame. you just walked in the you might not want everybody to know why you're going in there but you can get the help you need. of course that's where students hours of their day. removing the barriers like transportation barriers that can be submitted for people, how do you think of how to leave school and middle of the day when you did to get care is really just awesome. those p

john mccain and one version of lindsey graham. and i think that that reputation is a centrist and really trying to meet in the middle, will is his legacy. yeah. all right. jackie kucinich showing me kim very much for being with me this morning. i appreciate it >> kinda. next here, shoheiohtani not letting a gambling scandal stop him from playing in today's home opener for the dodgers plus new concerns about bridge safety in the wake of the baltimore disaster >> this is the big game >> time that do >> didn't keep missing out on before you were preventing migraine with q liptak, remember the pain? so pretty the canceled plans and let me now, you'll never truly forget migrate the qlik reduces attacks making zero migraine days possible if the only pill of its kind, the block cgrp and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency to help give you that forget you get migraine feeling don't take it for allergic to q liptak. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and sleepiness. learn how abby could help you save. he leaped. that forget you get migraine medicine. >> i won't let my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms define me emerge as, you withdrawn via most people s

vomited on his late night program, john oliver, the same vulgar gross about his jokes about the princess of wales. andy cohen from bravo . wales. andy cohen from bravo. kimnd kate joke. thankfully, blake lively did issue an apology for her joke at the expense of the princess of wales. but i think that there's a lot of envy that comes from the united states because the royals, especially catherine in, is so perfect, seems so perfect. her life seems perfect. she's beautiful. she lives in a castle . she's got a handsome prince husband, beautiful babies. so i think that they jumped on the bandwagon as quickly as they could when it came to some of these conspiracy theories. so my initial aside from, you know, upset and tears, i immediately became angry that we had allowed this to happen. this was abuse towards a woman that was going through something very serious and something very traumatic for her and her young family. >> and how are the wider american public receiving this news? because she is one of the most famous people in the world, one of the most famous women in america . america. >> absolutely. i mean, just to give you an idea of her popularity here