climate couldn't get any more tricky a new threat is descending upon one of the world's favorite fruits kaufman author of bet the farm peels past the headlines and takes a look at why banana farmers are going crazy with anxiety strap yourself in and feel the g.'s because another awesome show is about to take off let's go. u.s. president donald trump claimed monday that chinese trade officials called twice over the weekend during the g. 7 summit to resume trade negotiations mr trump made the statement during the b. event and barrett's france. in the treaty. and said it to get back to the table so we'll be getting back to you want to do something. very very vanity but. the right thing to do and i care a great respect for your history will be a very positive development for the world. the us president made plenty of headlines regarding trade during the c.g. 7 whether intentional or not including 1st perspective bilateral deals with japan and the european union as well as of the ongoing trade. china our producer brendan poor has a story. very very close to. me this is they want to be able to. repor

threat to the cavendish the most common type of banana to sort it all out and settles down as fred kaufman author of bet the farm how food became big business 1st fred orient is here to this fungus where is it now and what is the threat it presents. daniel this fungus is been around for quite some time really for more than a decade scientists have been awaiting for it to actually hit ground 0 of banana which would be south america and central america and what was found in colombia recently every by. he got a little bit hysterical we're talking about a $44000000000.00 global industry we are talking about $400000000.00 people whose primary food is a banana and again we're talking about large swathes of the economy in south america and central america the so-called banana republics so on the one hand we've been waiting for it now it's here and now we're going to have to deal with it and how long would this take in theory slow moving it's a fungus but once the spores essentially once you've seen the symptoms in the plant it's too late years soil is infected how long could it take for this nece

captain ken kaufman is next to her. next to him is mike pat, our housing special projects team. and we brought our fire protection engineer which is a core member of our team. i always get his name wrong. i just call him come all -- i just call him kamal. we are open to any questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you very much, chief. at this particular time, we will ask for public comment first and then we will ask for comments or questions from the commissioners any member of the public wishes to give public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? >> thank you. it is always nice to see a big guy that is approachable and nice and just has a way about him that doesn't overwhelm people. you have a good attitude for a good got -- a big guy. i used to admire that in great athletes. he would take you out in a second but he never did it. you just try and use discretion. he didn't use his physical ability. he was one of my favorite guys. anyway, great report, i'm real happy, who's ever idea this was. i'm really glad to hear it because i learned a lot and how

but local resident randy kaufman says prices will remain high as long as there is so little new construction moratorium might help in the short term, but we really would need to look at the long- term effects of creating some infill projects that create some affordable rentals. >> reporter: he wishes the city would ask and borders to capture more open land somewhere resident housing could be built. for now the city just wants to preserve what it already has. >> preserving it isn't just making sure it's not the most, but making sure it's here for long-term residence and not just neighborhoods. >> reporter: now that people have rebuilt and moved to santa rosa prices have softened up a bit, but the city feels it doesn't have a single house spare for those who want to live here. >> the moratorium they are considering tonight would last for forty-five days to give the city council time to consider permanent policies. >>> state officials are putting the city of cupertino on notice, threatening to sue if the city does not fulfill housing obligations. at issue, the city's massive development project

medicines legally available in other countries are categorized and russia such as cocaine and ron kaufman reports from moscow misha is 10 years old and this has been his life since he was 3 he suffers from bostons disease that's a degenerative illness that is fatal and begins in early childhood his mother tries to do her best to keep him as comfortable as possible it's a daily struggle there are all medicines available that could make his last days more comfortable those medicines which are available in many parts of the world illegal in russia elena has already lost a daughter to the disease in 2013 she says a daughter was in pain until the day she died elena didn't want her to go through the same so when doctors told her there were drugs available abroad she decided to buy the medicines on the internet from a reputable website she says she was unaware that the medicines were illegal she presume that because she could buy them so easily and did not need a prescription but there was no issue the authorities a ban certain medicines like the one she would have because they contain mood alte

climate couldn't get any more tricky a new threat is descending upon one of the world's favorite fruits kaufman author of bet the farm peels past the headlines and takes a look at why banana farmers are going crazy with anxiety strap yourself in and feel the g.'s because another awesome show is about to take off let's go. u.s. president donald trump claimed monday that chinese trade officials called twice over the weekend during the g. 7 summit to resume trade negotiations mr trump made the statement during the b. event and barrett's friends. in the treaty. and send it to get back to the table so we'll be getting back to you want to do some. very vanity but that is the right thing to do and i care a great respect and respect where this is a very positive development for the world. the u.s. president made plenty of headlines regarding trade during the c.g. 7 whether intentional or not including 1st perspective bilateral deals with japan and the european union. as well as of the ongoing trade war with china our team america producer brant warr has a story. very very close to. me this is they want

i was estimating downstairs i believe i've interviewed senator kaufman more than 400 times about weeklyant to start the air but in a backwards way. 9/11 you into harvard law school. to set up your time in the old guard what did you do after 9/11 how you came into the service and for those on c-span who haven't seen you before, how you ended up at harvard. >> the answer to the last question is probably bad judgment. [applause] [laughter] but i would redeem myself by joining the army years later. [applause] first, let me thank the library for hosting me today and as well as the support for sacred duty on the radio program the last couple of weeks it is a true honor to be here to take a tour of the museum earlier today and learned a little bit more about president nixon and his wife and his family. tickets to the question on 9/11 i was in a law school classroom in may las my last year of law t harvard and i thought i was going to be a lawyer but from that day forward i knew that my life had changed as did so many fellow americans so i did finish school and worked a couple of years to repay

and yet, i do think that given the unbelievable wealth of the nation is built on king kaufman so of course the reparations make sense. >> if their parents were able to keep in the eye can you imagine the conversation that you would have liked to have? >> i haven't thought about the substance of the conversation. i thought about the fact of the conversation, the idea that acknowledging as members of the community would be meaningful. it's a repeated incidents. if you talk to people you will hear stories upon stories of being misnamed feminist recognized. i worked at an institution for seven years and i promise every time i step off campus the majority of my colleagues wouldn't recognize me on the street. i would say hello to people and they went in to say hello back. so there's something about to understand people who look at me and see black. i saw at the train station we looked around at the corner from each other and hello, look behind me. hello, tim. for the third time i said i am not kim. she's a wonderful person but is 6 inches shorter than me. shaved head, totally different complexio

internet all over the place from israeli hit squads to a fake body, and epstein is in hiding with andy kaufman and others. we're told that prosecutors went light on epstein in 2008, because he may have been working for the cia, well, how about that. we'll have more on that. meantime, one of his alleged victims filed a laws against his estate and his former girlfriend and pimp jil ghislaine maxwell r her alleged role in the crimes but no one knows where maxwell is. there was a report that she was hiding out in a house in boston but the homeowner is denying it saying only a cat lives there joining me on this wednesday night, man panel. we have right turn strategy president, lgbtq for trump founder chris baron, and fox news medical correspondent, dr. mark siegel, and "reason" magazine editor at large, matt welch. >> howdy. >> hello. >> great to see you. kennedy: part of the parties panel, this will be great. what do you make of the assertion that the guards will fall asleep, they were working overtime, they are sleeping. is that acceptable for the incompetence? >> hell, no, it is not, not remote

in broadway in comedy and written biographies of composer richard rogers and playwright george s kaufman, in addition to several other books. his most recent biographical work is the documentary film fsma davis junior, i gotta be me. so, larry what has money to biography . >> hi. i may be a little different from the rest of the panel, my venue is really entertainment. so, obviously, in entertainment you are dealing with the public persona of performers, what they sang, danced, acted, and of course what happens offstage or behind the curtains is equally fascinating as you try to make sense out of what a performer did public we do with what were his or her motivations, the context of the time, what trends and tastes changed in my case american entertainment , to make them in favor are out-of-favor so i've already been interested in that on stage and off stage dialectic and hopefully when we talk more about sammy davis junior that's particularly persuasive. >> john winkler is a professor of the history department at the university of missouri columbia. he is interested in religious history,

this is a company we think can grow for a long time and it's really what we focus on at fed rated kaufman fund there's always opportunities out there for innovative small cap companies, but if you're hoping for some macro acceleration right now, i think you've got to wrong trade. >> there's one interesting thing about this i think people have to think about when trying to position around it. going into the '07, '08 crisis terrible, generational event still hanging over us today. where is the u.s. ten year we were probably upwards of 4%, maybe higher if we are going into a downturn, that's not as severe with our bond yields already at 1.6%, how are people supposed to position for that do we just assume things keep going ever lower in other words, are we just saying we assume this event is is going to happen it's going the play out a certain way, but yields are way below where they were before one of the worst global crisis we've ever seen. >> this is the concern the fed's run out of u bullets as people like to say. if you're going in quarter point increments, they have eight cuts to zero o

one of my footnotes i have an entire history of efforts to do this kind of work going back to bill kaufman's work at the brookings institution. some recent things that were done during the obama administration. for anybody in the audience who is interested in esoteric details, i would encourage you to look through that. if you have any good ideas, let me know. sorry? >> i work with venture capital and private equity in the technology sector. thank you for this overview. it is often difficult to look at the forest instead of the trees. when we are dealing with something as important and as large as the defense budget. i wanted to ask another question which is somewhat related to two of the previous questions but with a slightly different spin. which is that, if you as an analyst looks at the forest, create three or four baskets, geographic baskets, how would you allocate u.s. defense spending between defending europe, defending asia, defending the homeland, and defending the middle east? and then -- obviously, that requires enormous allocations because your aircraft character -- aircraft carr

the kaufman martin luther king junior in north beach pools are offering free swim on friday from noon to 4 hamilton pool from noon to 3.30 mission pool from noon to 3, 6, to 7.30. >>in sabha pool from noon to 4 in 6.30 to 8.30 and starting next week this is just a great opportunity for them to take one last. >>when whether you head out to the pool or to the beach, it's important to stay hydrated and wear sunscreen but they get 96 iced teas today already. and whether you're drinking iced tea drinking water make sure you stay hydrated wear that sunscreen and have a little bit of fun. the heat's not going to stick around. >>for too much longer live in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news all right michelle, thank you we have team coverage tonight on the record breaking heat in the bay area and want to go now to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to point out exactly where those records are broken for state number 2 of record breaking heat in the bay area and all around again santa rosa. >>2 days in a row, some record breaking tumperatures today. they went all the way up to a

. >> environmentalists such as ellis kaufman say the trump administration has rolled back some environmentalprotection. and its real estate partners, cmd associates are eyeing this site . >> we spent a decade trying to build 12,000 homes on this site and they were forced to withdraw the proposal in 2012. they apparently haven't learned their lesson . >> we reached out to dmv associates about the possibility of those companies looking to develop on this site. we did not hear back from the dmv but carville did respond. in an emailed statement, they said "nothing has been proposed for the site other than what it is now. our intent is to engage in a broad community conversation about the use . >> developing on this site puts people at risk. >> recent studies show much of the natural system has been lost in the surviving marshland would benefit nature and residents. and san mateo county, i'm jesse gary, ktvu fox2 news. >> let's take a look outside and right now, meteorologist rosemary orozco has an update on the forecast . >> it is going to be a warmer one at the end of the day. came up by a few

>>balboa kaufman martin luther king junior and north beach pools are offering free tomorrow from noon to 04:00pm hamilton pool from noon to 3.30 mission pull from noon to 03:00am and 6 to 7 30 at some a poll from noon to 4, 6, 30 to 8.30. >>brand new video in to the newsroom this evening of a vegetation fire in san jose the fire broke out about 6 30 this evening on scottsdale drive near thompson creek. fire crews say the blaze grew to about an acre before they've got it under control, no homes or structures threatened no reports of injury. >>earlier in the day a fast-moving fire threatened homes in san jose that fire broke out just after noon at santa teresa boulevard and bailey avenue cal fire says the blaze burned about 75 acres. it is 80% contained tonight at one point the blaze was burning on both sides of santa teresa boulevard but crews did manage to stop it from spreading. the north bay doctor facing murder charges tonight after authorities say he over prescribe pain pills to patients. the california attorney general's office says this arrest is the first in the golden state th

recreation park development pools will be open to everyone for free and that's the best news of all balboa kaufmanluther king junior and north beach pools are offering free swim from noon until 04:00pm so during the hottest time of day free swims at hamilton pool will be from noon to 3.30 mission pull from 3 to 6. they're 3, 6, to 7.30 and then save a pool from noon to 4 and then again from 6.30 to 8.30. so take this opportunity to cool off for free >>when they really could use it that's awesome. yeah, a lot of kids are back in school as the saying, but if yours are not minor not until next week miles will cool off exactly good chance to do it like james said for free so spend that extra money and ice cream. mention that every day this as a way out next i love yet another hot one today guys and it's another good pool day. day just a find a good way to keep it cooler, but you know what we are working our way in that direction we've all been waiting for which is a not as hot direction and by the weekend ahead saturday and sunday things are actually going to be looking really good so the light at the

. >> reporter: environmentalists such as alice kaufman say that the trumpet ministration has rolled back environment the protections. the company and its real estate partner, dmv associates are eyeing the site . >> we spent a decade trying to build 12,000 homes on the site and they were forced to withdraw the proposal in 2012. they apparently haven't learned their lesson. >> reporter: we reached out to dmv associates and cargo about the possibility of the company looking to develop on that site. we have yet to hear back from dmv but carles gil responded. in an email, david smith writes, "nothing has been proposed other than what there is now. our intent is to engage in a communicate community conversation about the potential . >> development on the site puts people at risk of flooding and see over rice. >> reer: recent studies show much of the natural system has been lost. marshaling would benefit nature and residents. i'm jesse gary, ktvu fox2 news. >>> let's take a quick glance at the country look where the heat is. you can get an idea where we are, dallas is 98, that 98 comes with a l

i especially want to thank the ewing marion kaufman foundation for supporting this lecture series tonight. perhaps you are aware that the eisenhower foundation is raising money to conduct a comprehensive exhibit renovation. it's the largest fundraising campaign in our foundation's 73-year history and it's the first comprehensive exhibit renovation in more than 45 years. the new exhibits will be unveiled this summer. we have been so encouraged by the response that we've received thus far and i'm pleased to report that we have raised 98% of our goal. thank you. [ applause ] we want to finish the campaign before june 6th so that we can publicly announce this milestone to all the veterans who join us at the eisenhower presidential library and museum that day to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d-day. many of our friends have already made a gift to the exhibit renovation and i'd like to thank you for your trust and participation in this project. there's still time to participate and i hope everyone will consider a gift so that we can reach our goal. now, it gives me great pleasure to introd

neighbor ron kaufman didn't want to show his face. but he says when he helped montoya fix his car. another neighbor warned him to stay away one next door told me that he had guns in that rv you see clear that he's get all kinds of guns, i just really his game a 40 sevens all kinds of stuff in them. >>well that's crazy. he seems relatively normal but nothing surprises me anymore. >>at the press conference earlier today there was speculation montoya was about to be fired by a question for general manager was going to be fired was at that cases that what he was upset. >>the general manager will not be answering any questions specific to that yet but you can see the manager nodding his head. >>hotel guests are relieved the possibility of a mass shooting was ever did before anyone was hurt anything could happen. until he's being held on half a million dollars bail. the father of the victim in the parkland mass shooting is calling president trump, a liar. >>fred guttenberg whose 14 year-old daughter jayme died during the shooting spree. also told trump today to stay out of the gun debate

so there's balbo a kaufman martin luther king junior and north beach pools are all offering swims from noon until 4. free and then free swim and hamilton pool from noon until 3.30 mission pool from noon till 3 and then again from 6 to 7 30 for an evening swim. and that's the same for several pool to they'll be open from noon to 4 and then from 6 3835 going to pull i want water slide. >>me now i want i want to do i want to dive and i want to stay under the water. i just want to be covered it think the let you dive full see your name like it and nobody is diving boards anymore we'll get it was all i care about is no sharks and you know what. a good day for a pool look at that just to keep cold again and he found a trick to keep cool might want to employ that yet again today, because yeah 3rd day in a row. >>he at least not as hot as the past 2 days where those who are working our way in the right direction. >>and we're eventually going to get to some reay comfortable weather later in the weekend, plenty of sunshine already today for san francisco and you're also looking at a lot of sun f

tomorrow all 7 san francisco recreation and park department pools will be open to everyone for free kaufmanartin luther junior king junior and north beach pools are offering free swims on friday from noon to 4 tomorrow. >>hamilton pool from noon to 3.30 mission pool from noon to 3 and again from 6 to 7.30 and some a pool from noon to 4 and again from 6.30 to 8.30. >>on the peninsula police are searching for a man they say used a stolen credit card to buy thousands of dollars in goods, san mateo investigators say this is the man they are looking for he is suspected of stealing a credit card from a gym locker police say the suspect broke into the y m c a locker stole the victim's wallet and then used the card to buy more than $4,000 in electronics and in milpitas police say that this woman tried to steal a car from a honda dealership this morning it happened at the south bay honda dealership on thompson street officers say they so 24 eur shea rt aga driving a white honda insight through the dealership door. police say the woman initially stole a blue honda insight from the law but that car be

we've got about boa kaufman martin luther king junior and north beach pools are going to be offering free swims at hamilton pool will be from noon to 3.30 mission pool will offer from noon to 3 and then again at 6 to 7.30 and then the south a pool from noon until 4 and then once again from 6.30 until 08:30pm so maybe the kids are at back to school yet you've got a free afternoon. the ports free. but it can stay cool. coming up the next hour of the kron 00:04am morning news, a growing controversy after a homeless man who was seen attacking a woman is released back on the streets that person is now due back in court this morning. we'll have the very latest and a bay area doctor now being charged with the death of 5 patients over a six-year period will tell you when investigators say he did. . family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insunce. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save w

the sociologist irving kaufman for example proposed that the circumstance in which people see conditions can cause them to see these conditions differently. he said the process, called keening plays a crucial role and our ability to determine what is going wrong -- going on. they argued that changing the framing of circumstances can motivate new kinds of action, new values are nurtured and old meanings and understanding jettisoned. it can galvanize decision-makers to push for reform. while circumstances may not resonate with an extent lames it can have a significant impact. we see this phenomenon play out in the president of austria's commission on income maintenance. when otto eckstein was brought face-to-face with the conditions of the poor, his perspective shifted. while he was skeptical about the usefulness of home visits, he was struck by what he saw in quincy. said, provided an invaluable reference for understanding poverty. north carolinaom was also disturbed. he said, what i saw there, i have not seen any place else. the chairman of ibm called the conditions intolerable and appal

mike kaufman, a white guy but a moderate.tially saying they lost because they were not in line with me enough. that couldn't have been further from the truth when you look at the political dynamics in their districts. the head of recruitment for the nrcc, susan brooks, she is jumping ship too. what does that say when they are looking at whether to jump in and help back republicans take majority in the house when the head of the party is jumping ship. >> david jolly, i will turn back to you on that. how much of this is about recruitment vs. -- >> the litmus test centers around trump. that is where we find ourselves. if you are a republican all-in for trump, sure, you are willing to give it a shot. particularly coming out of 18. republicans lost the seats that hillary had won that they were holding and now the map is reversed. you have 30 seats trump won now held by democrats. the end of the day we focus on trump. when we talk about communities of color we focus on issues of race, color, issues like baltimore. the reason republ

. >> senator kaufman. >> general, thank you for your appearance today. i associate myself about the threats we face that senator inhofe said on the nuclear deterrent forces and senator fisher. but i think that we all know that this hearing would not be nearly so widely covered. i want to associate myself with secretary wilson, former secretary wilson who was re-signed in the administration and returned to the academy under no compunction to be here today. and to recognize sexual assault and sexual harassment, misconduct of any place has no place in the military. but the facts do matter and we should judge every case on its facts. this committee has spent dozens of hours reviewing your case and asked the senator said, there's been no corroborating evidence of the allegations against you. as the secretary said, you have been falsely accused. i jus just want to touch on a ff the details that i know are in your personal knowledge. as the commander of the strategic command, for him in a clear chain of command, correct? >> yes, sir i am. >> if russia decided t

i especially want to thank the ewing marion kaufman foundation for supporting this lecture series tonight. perhaps you are aware that the eisenhor