those are the 3 basic components of rate study i think i find it helpful to look at the three-legged stool as a met for and take each leg not go no a comprehensive description of all that is involved but highlight some of the policy issues that we're going to be paying attention as we run through each the tasks so on the revenue we have a number of financial policies we will look to review a revenue requirement is learning bans the 10 year financial plan required by the charter but what informs them are financial policies related to the reserves and capital financing we'll be looking at our rates policy that is kind of an and/or expression interests regarding the rates and charges to the community we'll, looking at a reserve policy a policy that identifies the minimum policies of reserves and try to look at what other people are doing and develop a target dent service coverage and policy we don't have a policy on debt policy we have a minimum requirement and then capital financing policy we don't have one but it makes sense to consider the development of one so i do have a company presenta

coalition of economic conservatives, foreign policy conservatives, religious conservatives, that three-legged stool of reagan, it can survive a trump loss, but can't survive a trump win. that actually a trump win would be the death blow in a way that the loss might be able to be brushed off. >> i agree. in part, because if conservatives can't stand up to candidate trump, would they stand up to a president trump? what you see is this tendency, this cult of personality, the lack of principle on the part of a lot of conservatives, that they feel the need to defend and rationalize what he does. >> right. >> and as a result of that, as i said earlier during the primary, then you own all of this. you own the misogyny, the racism, the nativism, you own the gaffe, you own the bizarre attitudes and ideas about foreign policy. and i just sort of get the sense that a lot of these folks are putting their head down, holding their nose, they keep repeating this mantra, it's a binary choice, it's all the supreme court. but if there was a trump presidency, i think it would be the end of modern conservativism, at l

the increased demand and special event from a business perspective it is lead with the 3 three-legged stoolo better forecasting and planning and resulted in psychologist efficiency and in the system this chart simply by showing the consumption huge increase in part consumption this the level of maintenance we need to be doing this will keep the system safe and reliable and justin the best practices to hope to support this is key this is really a dramatic increase over a period of time period of years and we need to do this at this level to sustain and make improvements in the system this is the focus of this has been on the pause but we get help and support with the pcc and historical. >> mr. haley on that chart the huge part increase due to the fact the trains are older or from another reason. >> no, it is not because their older it is because the part consumption is in our maintenance prevented active maintenance program are based on the mileage this show you we're doing all the inspection on time and a complete inspection with the replacement parts ahead of time at regular integrals as c

a fourth amendment violation you have the tension between those, and then you have the third leg of the stool which is the third-party doctrine. a lot of cases, you have to see if the third-party doctrine is a lie. -- is implied. they basically said this information from cell phones is being provided to a third-party and there is no reasonable expectation of privacy when it comes to a third-party. the was based on cases from 1970's. at this particular point in time, are these cases dealing with technology that did not exist in the 1970's and is that going to be how we decide these cases? this is tough for case law to be developed. the justices talked about this is a realm for the legislatures, because they can act quickly and use more information they are not bound by previous decisions like the courts are. we see things in virginia where we are trying to balance this test versus following case law and we are saying that the general assembly of virginia said real-time location data and stingrays have to have a search warrant. historic cell phone tower information is different. to my knowledge

the increased demand and special event from a business perspective it is lead with the 3 three-legged stool to better forecasting and planning and resulted in psychologist efficiency and in the system this chart simply by showing the consumption huge increase in part consumption this the level of maintenance we need to be doing this will keep the system safe and reliable and justin the best practices to hope to support this is key this is really a dramatic increase over a period of time period of years and we need to do this at this level to sustain and make improvements in the system this is the focus of this has been on the pause but we get help and support with the pcc and historical. >> mr. haley on that chart the huge part increase due to the fact the trains are older or from another reason. >> no, it is not because their older it is because the part consumption is in our maintenance prevented active maintenance program are based on the mileage this show you we're doing all the inspection on time and a complete inspection with the replacement parts ahead of time at regular integrals as

encouraged.l be .here is a three legged stool we created this great government and to sustain it, you need to have three things, religion, morality and knowledge. schools are so important. today, we havene said religion, not too sure we can do that. morality, we are not sure who's morality. we are left with only knowledge is necessary for good government and the happiness of mankind. how is that working out for us? not too well. instead of this three legged said just balance on this pogo stick of knowledge and we are shocked when they fall off. why should we be surprised? --the asian occasion world in the education world it is surrendere surrounded by knowle. then we will have a great society. forgotten thend other aspects of the equation the founders said was so important. in everydayflected experiences. this idea that religion cannot be in a public school. isaiah was a first grader in california. christmas season, he wanted to bring candy canes. their andote on talked about the story of the candy cane in his believe in jesus. he brought them to class excited. the teacher took a look

. >> no, with no cameras and leg up on a stool shaving, dude. >> they just released video of the alleged robbery that they go to a gas station. according to the gas station, they go in and it's locked, the door. so they start kicking and like damaging the door. harvey: these swimmers were drunk and defiant. either the security guard or the manager said you're paying for the door, and they said screw you. right. >> katie ledecky landing at dulles airport and it is chaos. there were eight armed security guards walking her through the airport. she's wearing all of her medals. so we ask her when are y >> in a couple weeks. >> does she ever just go for a dip? [laughter] >> bella hadid, a couple of days ago, the french version of "vogue" released all of these very tasteful, nude photos. who's the first person you showed them to? >> my boyfriend. >> we should ask her if we have permission to use the photos. >> right, we don't have permission to use the french photos. harvey: she couldn't give it to us. >> you know what we have instead, harvey? an artist renderng.

. -- if you of removing think about the different legs of the stool of this rally the last two years, that is one of the strongest legs. vonnie: interesting. we heard the third quarter being the nadir of earnings. you believe that? if you've looked at our last reporting season, anything that was backward looking looked great. anything forward-looking, looked week. vonnie: that said, do we have to worry about the federal reserve at all? the willry not to play they, won't they game with the federal reserve to read we have been doing that for years. when you look at the utility space and the bank space -- utilities, two standard deviations suffered a longtime average and at some point we will see a reaction. lisa: what part of the market, do you think, is most vulnerable ? lori: the staples, the utilities -- if you ignore the new flow, you look at the stocks and say, how can i make money there, i just don't think that you can and it may be a painful trade in the short-term, but you have to look at that. semiconductor exposure can be pretty high there, too. they do not look expensive and

. >> no, with no cameras and leg up on a stool shaving, dude. >> they just released video of the alleged robbery that happened with ryan lochte. they go to a gas station. according to the gas station, they go in and it's locked, the door. so they start kicking and like damaging the door. harvey: these swimmers were drunk and defiant. either the security guard or the manager said you're paying for the door, and they said screw you. right.

. >> no, with no cameras and leg up on a stool shaving, dude. >> they just released video of the allegedobbery that happened with ryan lochte. they go to a gas station. according to the gas station, they go in and it's locked, the door. so they start kicking and like damaging the door. harvey: these swimmers were drunk and defiant. either the security guard or the manager said you're paying for the door, and they said screw you. right.

. >> no, with no cameras and leg up on a stool shaving, dude. >> they just released video of the alleged robbery that happened with ryan lochte. they go to a gas station. according to the gas station, they go in and it's locked, the door. so they start kicking and like damaging the door. harvey: these swimmers were drunk and defiant. either the security guard or the manager said you're paying for the door, and they said screw

. >> no, with no cameras and leg up on a stool shaving, dude. >> they just released video of the alleged robbery that happened with ryan lochte. they go to a gas station. according to the gas station, they go in and it's locked, the door. so they start kicking and like damaging the door. harvey: these swimmers were drunk and defiant. either the security guard or the manager said you're paying for the door, and they said screw

she doesn't feel like she's >> no with no cam ares and leg up on a stool shaving, dude. >> they just released video of & the alleged robbery that happened with ryan lochte. they go to a gas station. according to the gas station, they go in and it's locked, the door. so they startic canning and like damaging the door. harvey: these swimmers were drunk and defiant. either the security guard or the manager said you're paying for the door, and they said screw you.

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. >> we're out three-=legged stool at the >> hi. am cory with san francisco and we're doing stay safe and we're going to talk about what shelter in place or safe enough to stay in your home means. we're here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco and joined by carla, the deputy director of spur and one of the persons who pushed this shelter in place and safe enough to stay concept and we want to talk about what it means and why it's important to san francisco. >> as you know the bay area as 63% chance of having a major earthquake and it's serious and going to impact a lot of people and particularly people in san francisco because we live on a major fault so what does this mean for us? part of what it means is that potentially 25% of san francisco's building stock will be uninhibit tabl and people can't stay in their homes after an earthquake. they may have to go to shelters or leave entirely and we don't want that to happen. >> we want a building stock to encourage them to stay in the homes and encourage them to stay

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. >> i think the biggest thing in a successful presidential campaign is a three-legged stool. the first leg is your base. you have to keep your base. the second leg is you have to keep those who are within the base but have a little bit of concern about you. then the third leg is the undecided voters. the problem for donald trump is that he hasn't convinced everybody within his party to be with him, and if he hasn't been there, he hasn't been able to get the undecided voters. >> panel, stick around. we need your wisdom in the next segment as well as we talk about hillary clinton coming up in our next hour. we'll be speaking with trump's new campaign manager, kellyanne conway. we have a lot of questions for her. in our 8:00 hour, we'll get insight from trump's former campaign manager, corey lewandowski. >>> so how is hillary clinton going to deal with what trump's new strategy may be, and what will she give him in return? a little bit of con textext her more talk about the state department and the clinton foundation. well she loves to say, "well, fantastic!" a lot. i do say that

and reagan conservatism was famously built on the three legs of the stool.issues, pro family be pro-life. and national defendant, a strong national defense with america in the world. john: you say pence will hold hip to good people like that. >> i thought theley was incredibly encouraging. a lot of what has gone wrong in the country is a bunch of unelected junes telling us what we can do in our businesses and what rules we have to follow and amending the constitution. john: pen is known as one of the strongest anti-abortion politicians. he signed a bill in indiana banning abortion due to gender and disability. a lot americans say this goes too far. >> what goes too far is the law as it stand today. roe versus wade allows abortion for any reason and all reasons, all months of the pregnancy. mike pence like myself believes all of our children should be welcomed into the world and protected by the law. i want to get back to what you raised your eyebrows about. even in the case of disability. a down's syndrome child has dignity and value and worth. just like a 9

so you've got that tension between those two, and then you've got this third leg of the stool, and no pun intended, called the third-party doctrine. and so in a lot of the cases now you look to see whether or not the third party doctrine is implied. and that's the case that was recently decided by the fourth circuit en banc, united states v. graham, they basically said, no, this information from cell phones is being provided to a third party, and there's no reasonable expectation of privacy when it goes to a third party. now, that was based on two cases from the 1970s that were decided by the supreme court. and the question is, at this particular point in time is, are these cases dealing with technology that didn't exist in the 1970s, is that going to be how we're going to decide these particular caseses? and so in one cay i agree with neema -- in one way i agree with neema. this is tough for case law to develop. and justice alito, in his concurrence in jones, talked about this is really a realm for the legislatures because they can act quickly, they can use more information, they're

. >> no, with no cameras and leg up on a stool shaving, dude. >> they just released video of the allegedobbery that happened with ryan lochte. they go to a gas station. according to the gas station, they go in and it's locked, the door. so they start kicking and like damaging the door. harvey: these swimmers were drunk and defiant. either the security guard or the manager said you're paying for the door, and they said screw you. right. >> katie ledec l

. >> no, with no cameras and leg up on a stool shaving, dude. >> they just released video of the allegedt happened with ryan lochte. they go to a gas station. according to the gas station, they go in and it's locked, the door. so they start kicking and like damaging the door. harvey: these swimmers were drunk and defiant. either the security guard or the manager said you're paying for the door, and they said screw you. right. >> katie ledecky landing at

. >> we're out three-=legged stool at the >> well, good morning everybody welcome to the transit hubn san francisco that is reeling hub i wanted to say good morning to everybody our san francisco city and county conducted a study and a recognition part of our local and regional transit report viewing 2030 what we all had to do to help the residents our regional would it be fair to say and businesses all succeed using the great notion of increasing and improving our entire public trappings system one of they're very specific recognitions that i had the privilege of focusing on with supervisor wiener's leadership has been our night life late night and early public morning transportation system you you know we have a great economy in good a great part the 15 thousand people that need to use public transit that are part after a $50 million revenue stream for you will have our night life proclamations hotels, the bars, the hospitals and all the workforces there and everything this is open 24/7 we understand and know that the workforce is not just limited to people to live in san francisco

the increased demand and special event from a business perspective it is lead with the 3 three-legged stoold resulted in psychologist efficiency and in the system this chart simply by showing the consumption huge increase in part consumption this the level of maintenance we need to be doing this will keep the system safe and reliable and justin the best practices to hope to support this is key this is really a dramatic increase over a period of time period of years and we need to do this at this level to sustain and make improvements in the system this is the focus of this has been on the pause but we get help and support with the pcc and historical. >> mr. haley on that chart the huge part increase due to the fact the trains are older or from another reason. >> no, it is not because their older it is because the part consumption is in our maintenance prevented active maintenance program are based on the mileage this show you we're doing all the inspection on time and a complete inspection with the replacement parts ahead of time at regular integrals as called for by the manufacturer not ju

let's watch the third leg of the stool. >> we're going to build a wall, folks. we're going to build a wall. we're going to build it. don't worry. we're going to build the wall. that wall will go up so fast, your head will spin. and you'll say you know, he meant it. and you know what else i mean? mexico is going to pay for the wall. hillary clinton's plan amounts to total and absolute total open borders. open borders. >> thank you, katy tur. the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows trump polling at 1% among african-americans, even as trump attempts to reach out to that community supposedly. his history of inflammatory comments about race and ethnicity could be a major stumbling block. >> i still would like to see his college records. i would like to see a couple of things. trump comes along and said birth certificate. he gave a birth certificate. whether or not that was a real certificate because a lot of people question it, i certainly question it. >> will you unequivocally condemn david duke and say you don't want his vote or that of other white sup

i think this is one of the three legs of the stool that have been a problem for donald trump is his speeches that the two are interviews with reporters and twitter. if he can sit there and interview with a reporter and not say something like that is whole the whole gold star family thing blew out of control. if he can not retweet something or if he can keep all of that in check then yes, this is a different sort of campaign that we have seen from donald trump. he has not been proven to be able to do that. >> a real question for donald trump as we think starts to try to reach out to other communities is what does he actually have that will be helpful to other communities. he talked incorrectly tonight about the facts relating to the african-american community in america. that wasn't truthful. if you look at his plans, particularly his economic plans there, is a reform of the estate tax which would not help 99.8% of americans. won't help them. but if donald trump is as rich as he says, and we don't know, it could end up with $4 billion more in the trump's pocket. his tax credit gives 60 cents

ohio, he absolutely needs to win those two states and pennsylvania is considered the third leg on that critical stoolr him.im those are the three states with the most electoral votes. v he could technically lose one of them. he's behind in pennsylvania by double digits now. if he does, his path is even harder. if he loses any of the three states like pennsylvania, he haa to lose two others somewhere else like virginia and colorado. so these three states have twice the importance as others and his pact smaller and smaller and these particular states slip away or come toward him. >> woodruff: karen kasler, you see more evidence of hillary clintonas organization in ohioo if donald trump wants to catch up in the next 80 days, what does he need to do from the perspective of the republicans you're talking to now?ki >> seems like he's got to win over the reps i'm talking to because as you may recall, governor john kasich was the j last one to stand against donald trump. he has yet to endorse donald trump and has indicated he's not going to. h he didn't go to the r.n.c. in cleveland, his home state, because

those pitfalls being, it was designed properly but was oneing a major component, of the legs of the stool, so to speak. i think it's not -- i don't think we can assume because a cold war arose, and because stalin was paranoid and because stalin also was a nationalist, that it would have been impossible to structure the united nations differently. i think that's what happened, and there are specific reasons why that happens. and that they probably need to be explored more thoroughly. both.hink that answer is >> just apropos of the terminology, almost all of us in this room teach, right? a lot of our task with this material is to say, don't say isolationism versus internationalism. it's just so much better to say interventionism, because it's not really isolationism. even isolationists want trade. but interventionism is obviously something very different than what you are talking about. he teaches at the kennedy school. i think there is a philosophy of how can history help us in this thinking in time, ernie may kind of way, grapple with the andlems of modern world, that task itself on some

>> that's one of the legs of the stool to our thesis.ou know, multiple expansion because it is cheap, because they are growing faster than the market. and there are some quarters like the last couple of quarters where they haven't been. and we recognize that. we've talked about that at nauseam. apple, they still have the cachet, they still have the products and services and they have everything in place we think they can continue to grow faster than the market at large. and because it's cheap there is the multiple expansion story and also call option on new innovation down the road. >> so, steve, is apple judged by a different standard? >> i think given the size of the company to some degree it is. obviously it had to slow. and i think the big change in the last few years and under tim cook is the shift in shareholders, from growth to value. and the value folks may not be quite as concerned about the fact iphones are down this particular quarter, probably more concerned about cash flow, dividend, stock buyback and so forth. so i think th

amendment violation you've got that tension between those two and then you've got this third leg of the stool and no pun intended, it's called the third-party doctrine. in a lot of the cases now you look to see whether the third-party doctrine is implied and that is what was recently decided with united states versus graham. they basically said no, this information from cell phones is being provided to a third-party and there's no reasonable expectation of privacy when it goes to a third-party. now, if that was based on two cases from the 1970s that were decided by the supreme court, and the question is if this particular point in time is are these cases dealing with technology that didn't exist in the 1970s, is that going to be how we decide these particular cases. in one way i agree that this is tough for caselaw to develop. this is something for justice scalia tao and they talked about the realm for the legislatures because it can act quickly and use more information. they're not bound like the cowards are. this is around for the legislature. we're trying to balance the case law. we basica

legs. and add another $20 for the top. that's a total of $68. a licensed, handcrafted, customized stoolh as $200. that's over 100% margin. ben: yeah, you could make a bedroom set for a little kid. i mean, you can do a whole line like that. lemonis: ben is just so much more open to new ideas and looking to the future. i wonder, if he actually had scott's full support, what the future may hold. these are good people. ben: mm-hmm, yeah. lemonis: and they've put a lot on the line for you guys. ben: this is where it all starts. lemonis: do you think your dad's willing to change? ben: yeah, at this point, it's a massive amount of stress that's been going on for too long. sometimes i just don't know what to do. lemonis: did you know this? scott: lot of sleepless nights. it reflects on everybody. it reflects on him, on his mom. they try to take the load off of me, and then that makes me feel worse, i think. you know, it raises my guilt level more. you know, i started this out of nothing. this was an idea. when i went to major league baseball, they wouldn't give me a license. they said, "go away

leg to stand on. >> well, we'll see. >> the internet. >> hillary's stool. >> all right. only trouble for hillary clinton this morning. the fbi just turned over their e-mail interview notes to congress conducted by their g men. >> wow. and the state department is now preparing to release thousands of her deleted e-mails. >> and garrett tenney, he's been following the latest developments. he's live in washington to give us the latest information. hey, garrett. >> hey, steve, brian, and ainsley. even after receiving the notes, there's a lot the lawmakers don't know because of how heavily redacted the notes are. that raises concerns for the house oversight committee. they requested the fbi's notes and now cannot read them in full because how highly classified the information is. then there's the 3,000 additional e-mails which the fbi unveiled in this investigation which clinton failed to turn over. yesterday the state department confirmed that it will be releasing those e-mails. it didn't say how and when that will happen. we'll likely get a better information on that. we'll

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