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the wall is comi up, so the time to get out thereof and sees lum in the united states is now. >> julian aguilar, thank you very much. and also thanks to professor deep gulasecuruon with santa clara university. >>> now to the life journey of former president obama's longest serving adviser. vaerie jarrett stayed for both terms and was a long-time fmily confidante. before entering public service, she worked as a corporate lawyer while raising herter as a single mother. since tn she has become one of the most influential african-american women of the 21st ntury. advocating for gender equality, civil rights and criminal justice reform. in her new book, "finding my voice," jarrett sheds light on key moments of the obama presidency while also revealing intimate details of her own life. valerie jarrett is now senior adviser to theama foundation, and she joins me now. so nice to have you here. >> thank you. thank you. it's such a pleasure for me to be with you today. >> you had su an interesting childhood. your father was a pathologist and moved the family to iran in the 1950s because there wer

i have bruce livingston and jessica lum. there may be others. if folks will lineup on this side of the room. public comment speakers will have two minutes. we ask that you state your first and last name clearly and speak right into the microphone. those who prepared statement are asked to leave a copy with the clerk for inclusion in the file, and no booing or applause, and in the interest of time, we ask that you don't represent statements. >> i'm bruce livingston, for alcohol justice, an alcohol watchdog. first, we have to be careful of serving of alcohol. it is not nothing to have alcohol in the presence of youth. and having a bar at a mezzanine at an entirely youth oriented venue is just ludicrous. it's a great business model to pay for the high rent to get a location at one grant street. i know that well. i've been banking there before it closed. but sure, it's convenient. it's not necessary, absolutely not necessary, and it's uncalled for. so i have some quick questions. is the mezzanine visible to the underage patrons to the museum. is it

behalf to authorize the city to implement a pricing and reservation program on the cricket part of lum bard, an lombard, at is set for hearing on april 22nd. two support positions, the first on assembly bill 40, which is assembly member team's bill, to require that all new vehicles sold in the state be electric b.currently the state has enacted a transportation program, a grant program, that is split 50/50 between the state-wide competitive program and then a program that is administered by formula by local regions and small and rural jurisdictions. currently it funds bike and pet projects, and we have found that over the years the state-wide competitive program to be somewhat uneven at best. for example, in the last $200 million round of funding, the bay area received two grants across the whole state. so the recommended change in the distribution would be to direct 75% of the funds to regional programs, 15% to small and rural programs, and then maintain the statewide program at 10%. recommending to opposed positions. the first is assembly bill 553, and assembly bill 1167, and both ar

ron portman says steals steel and lum tariffs remain in place for mexico and canada, he may not voteon. kevin hassett, not worried. >> there are moments in time when something is obviously such a good idea it can make it through this broken congress and i think the usmca is going to be one of those things. >> and the administration needs at least 24 democrats in the house to vote for ratification. if they get all of the republicans, along with the pushback from congress today, a senior canadian official saying nalling to me that they are are not going to ratify unless the steel and aluminum tariffs are removed. today the trade office told me they're working on a side deal to remove the tariffs with both mexico and canada. they're just not there yet. david: so gang, if passed, could this deal keep the economy humming? what do you think? >> this report is very good news. i think for people who like limited government, we've kind of been looking at this trade deal, this rewrite of nafta as maybe could have been worse, maybe not too much damage. okay we're going to pay more for cars but

the second floor features shallow arched openings with lum aluminum slider windows. >>> and there is concrete walls and columns, and exposed wood tresses on the top level. the subject property is individually eligible for listing under criteria three. designed by william crem, jr., who is generally regarded as a master in the field of architecture. the subject property is also a contributor to the uptown tenderloin national register historic district, listed under a.n.c., for its association with the development of hotel and apartment life in san francisco. the historic district is also listed own criteria "c" for distinctive lists of building sites. the period of significance for this district is 1906 to 1932. 550 farrell has seen little construction since 1924, the most notable is window replacement and the front of the commercial front. there is a low-scale, two-story massing, and five bays separated by. >piers. and there is wood trusts with roof system, and it looks like ashland masonry. large openings on the first floor. and arched windows on the second floor. it also includes d

why anti-miss lum prejudice with qualities to muslims and be more opposed to having neighbors than are democrats and independents. long before trump's presidency, you can see not so thinly veiled bigotry in sharia law and the mosque. you can see it manifested in theorys about the fire in notre dame that they say was the result of an islamist terrorist attack. he disgraced bernie carrick and flaunted his bigotry claiming he is infatuated with al qaeda. the civil rights group he said is a terrorist organization. >> she infatuated with hezbollah and hamas and at care as a fund-raiser as the key note speaker for care which according to the united arab emirates, they are a trust organization. >> joining me now for reaction, the chair of the natural board of islamic relations. i guess i should have you respond to him. it's a fairly slanderous statement. >> thanks for having me and the opportunity to speak on these issues. the statement that was referenced, care is an organization referenced by the united states government's own definition and clarification is not a terrorist organization. as

it isn't necessarily sinister and all these questions will await and be so much more lum nated.he bigger stuff about the mueller report is the revelation that mueller, from the time he told barr he was not going to bottom line has been completely out of the process. barr takes it on himself and doesn't even consult with him and this was astonishing. he doesn't know how mueller feel about that. that makes it seem like a complete move by barr that is strange. i'm not sure that will be explained on tuesday. we should know a lot about mueller's decision, however. >> harry litman and carol lam. my next join is richard blumenthal. a member of the senate judiciary committee. the rnc support an e-mail out that said the hunters become the hunted. rnc e-mail highlighted the spying comment, the hunters become the hunted. what does that say, do you think, about what happened today? >> what it says, chris, very clearly, is that the barr initiative and it was his doing on his own, using the word spying was a dog whistle. firefighters a shout out to the far right ecosystem and to the false tru

this image here actually is supposed to depict gay lum who was a famous greek physician and of courseching a dead body, let alone cutting into one. it was considered beneath the physician to do that. this is where they kind of changed the thinking because he felt like he was more qualified to do this than say a barber searcher and would be. in this room, we keep our reyer folios. this is known as the folio room. this room in the room beyond our temperature and humidity control. we tried to keep in about 68 fahrenheit. this is the folio room where we keep the larger size titles. this particular book is malvinas, bernard l venus was a german dutch anatomist. a german born dutch anatomists. these are copperplate engravings. they are not woodcut engravings. as you can see, they are very elaborate. there are 40, 40 large copper plates in this particular book. this is known as an e folio because it is so large. we do have quite a lot of you folios in the collection. this would be one of our anatomy collection books. this is a book by famous physician or surgeon, medical surgeon. was famous

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the letter include as lon lig the of administration owe lums, regardless of when they leave they shouldk refuge in your board rooms or corner offices. the theme crosses over into ak deemia. on wednesday, former mens members blub an congressman mark kennedy got news he was the only capped have candidate to become the next president of the university of colorado. now several student groups on campus are raising red flags about kennedy, pointing to his career in congress where he stood against same-sex marriage. but just this afternoon, kennedy released a letter on the university have colorado system web page, to address the controversy. he wrote, quote, like many friends and colleagues on both sides of the aisle in congress my position on marriage has evolved. would i vote the same way today? no. my record supporting the lgbtq reflects the dignity of all individuals. one of the rejenlts is concerned about kennedy's past position, said there's a 14 day vetting period before he officially becomes president. >> shannon: we'll keep an eye on that. david, thank you. all right, chief executives

that we can be part of the solution through our product offering in terms of copper, in terms avenue lum nyum and a few other materials. it's all about looking forward hire >> j-s, you touch so many different industries around the globe from mining metals that go into everything, from cars to batteries. give us your sense right now of how the global economy is doing as we go to the second half of the year >> from a mining standpoint there are two key drivers for us one is gdp growth and the other is trade those are the two main drivers for us as far as gdp growth is concerned, the economy is slowing down especially in china. but as scheduled, as forecasted. so i'm not really concerned about this one the u.s. is doing fine i was watching your program this morning. could be be some good pieces of news coming from the white house in terms of further investment, in terms of nfrastructure, which would be a great piece of news so from a gdp standpoint slowing down but still at a very high level. and then on the strayed which is the other element which is very important for us i'm the optimist

this was the shadow business secretary, rebecca lum bailey.not a case of rescuing an individual, this is about getting a deal that respect the results of the referendum and protect the uk economically, going forward. i think all members of parliament want to secure all members of parliament want to secure such a deal, and i think we need to reach the conclusion that compromises need to be made. over the last two years the prime minister hasn't compromised, the labour party has been willing to compromise throughout indicative votes, we voted for options that weren't our votes, we voted for options that we ren't our policy votes, we voted for options that weren't our policy position to bring parliament together over one or two options. we need to realise that the red lines we had need to be as flexible as possible. i'm joined now by iain duncan smith, the leading brexiteers, who backed theresa may's deal, are you happy with the idea of trying to get this agreement they were on the back of labour votes? no, i'm absolutely appalled, i have to tell

together and the democrats would agree to get rid of loopholes, horrible and foolish loopholes a sigh lumlous situation, people come in, they read a line from a lawyer that a lawyer hands them out online, they read it, you look at some of the people, you want protection from them and they said we need protection from the country and in the meantime they are carrying their country's flag, 2,000 miles walking up the journey, it's a big con job is what it is. maria: visiting the u.s.-mÉxico border today, house homeland security member john joyce, congressman, good to have you on the program. >> good morning, maria, greetings from phoenix. maria: tell us what you're expecting and what can you assess from what you've learned? >> we are here to look and see, the shine the light os what's going on in southern border, we know that last month over 100,000 undocumented aliens presented themselves to our border. are workers here are finding that hundred thousand came between ports of entry, had we built the wall, we would be protected and i come from a district in south central pennsylvania, heroin