just to remind you of what prime minister mae and her final p in queues.old them that she will continue as a constituency mp, and she was happy to hand over to a successor committed to delivering brexit and creating a bright future for this country. her successor, of creating a bright future for this country. hersuccessor, of course, borisjohnson, who yesterday became the leader of the conservative party, beating jeremy hunt. prime minister mae is going back to downing street, she is going to deliver her farewell speech there. i think one of the main thing is we are all waiting for here is to see what boris johnson are all waiting for here is to see what borisjohnson was my cabinet is going to look like. he says he wants it to reflect modern britain, so more diversity, more women in there. there has already been some speculation about who is going to be in at that cabinet, but we expect those details to start coming out later this afternoon and into this evening. interestingly, prime minister mae was also asked what advice she would give her successor — sh

when teresa mae steps down tomorrow she will -- heavily criticized throughout. >> teresa mae is the mittomney of great britain, the press will love her and all the establishment country club types may love her but the people don't. >> boris johnson was born in america but renounced his us citizenship in 2016, formerly foreign secretary, marriott london but the new prime minister as you point out will have a difficult start when he takes office with two major issues to deal with, the first is you point out is brexit, the other is iran after a british tanker was used in the strait of hormuz but he will have an ally in donald trump who has spoken favorably of him. >> i like boris johnson. i always have. he is a different kind of guy but i'm a different kind of guy too. we got along well. i think we will have a very good relationship. >> boris has been picked to get brexit through, an issue that continues to divide the uk and boris pledged to leave the european union with or without a deal on october 21st. that is the date on which the uk would crash out anyway but there have been a number o

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on the british ambassador as well as outgoing prime minister to resign may on tuesday trump called maes humbling a brags that foolish and said the british the british envoy is a very stupid guy but the u.k.'s foreign secretaries hit back calling trump's comments disrespectful all this was triggered by a leaked memo from britain's ambassador referring to trump's administration as inept helen fisher reports president friends it was a high profile jennifer was a mere brought together political and business leaders as well as washington's top diplomats press missing the uki ambassador disinvited by the white house after the .

home loan market but it is laid out in a way that beginie mae chose to implement the requirements of 2,500 law have left home loans out of the secondary market. these mortgages are considered orphaned loans even though they met all federal requirements and are backed by the v.a. this bill will prevent a government-triggered liquidity crisis in the v.a. mortgage market and restore eligibility for these orphaned loans. this will ensure veteran homeowners or perspective homebuyers who earned access to the v.a. home loan program through their military service aren't hurt by a fluke in senate bill 2155. without this bill, potential damage to the overall v.a. home loan market is likely because v.a. lenders may have to sell or finance these orphaned mortgages at a loss. this would have a negative impacts on the brave men and women who have served our country and deserve a path to homeownership in order to achieve the american dream. if lenders aren't able to securitize home loans through ginnie mae, closing costs and borrowing costs could go up and the ability to buy or refinance could go d

. >> miss lula mae thomas. >> yay! >> reporter: through it all, her kidsnd grandkids by her side. >> congratulations. >> reporter: an achievement and a moment well worth the wait. >> you did it! >> i did it. >> wow! >> reporter:n the district. >> i got it! >> reporter: aimee cho, news 4. >> you got it. u earned it. that's a wonderful story. >> it is. >> and now that lula mae thomas has her diploma, she's hoping tl visit assrooms around the city and share her story to inspire others. that's the story of day. congratulations. >>> now there's a b change in one city in an effort to be inclusive. coming up, why words like manhole and manufactured are being pulled off the city code. >> plus, the popular pickup >> plus, the popular pickup trucks recalled over an we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream so much. using i am really good amulti-tg tablet.t tv on her laptop cause i'm awesome. a little. get the internet your family needs at a price you'll love. plus, the first month

taboo, talking openly about domestic viololene has bebecome commonplace i n yambama lugbgbu ever since maegers were sent back to school. almost all of the husbands here regularly battered their wives, just like amara swaray kebby. for many families, life was hell. amara: i grew up with my uncle. and i saw how he beat his wife. so i copied that behavior. and as an adult, i did t t same to my wife. reporter: nowadays, amara treats his wife with respect. he helps with the housework and accompanies her to the doctor, things he never would have dreamt of doing g before. instead, h he regularly got dru, spent time with a girlfrieien, and beat his wife. alimatu: i lived in fear and i cried a lot. i couldn't leave him because i didn't want my children to suffer. he treated me so poorly and had a mistress. reporter: amara and the others attend "husband school" twice a month. discussions can get heated when teachers like phatmata, a nurse, educate students on the this city of changing their behavior, one that is deeply rooted in sierra leone's male-dominated society. a man is the head of the family.

but with deals takaking place n car pas anand unr tablbles, policing t this is anothther mae ter r the fair, wewe showed or footage to pro wildlife, who identified protected species for sale, and told us a legal grey zone lets unregulated animal trade thrive. katharina: we have noticed in the past that shortly before the trade fair in hamm, the number of online ads increases dramatically. and very often, the parties agree that that's where the trade will take place. reporter: most adverts we saw leading to the terraristika were in closed facebook groups. facebook refused multiple requests to comment, but did delete some groups after we contacted them with screenshots of suspicious animals. many more groups are still active. tech companies face challenges policing the wildlife trade. ebay struggles to keep sales of ivory out of its market. but animal welfare groups told us they haven't found live animals there. wolfgang: it's not like in a a social network where you have closed user groups that you can enter by invitation only. that's not happening on ebay. so anyone can check anytime a

to the feds to stay afloat president bush today defended the decision to bail out citigroup fannie mae and freddie macin asked for a total at renewable 1000000 dollars more to sail out could get much bigger are they willing even in troubles for the u.s. economy. and they're building up the next term. a b. each time the taxpayer is called on to bail out those who created the crisis increasingly the major financial institutions. in a capitalist economy you would do that in a capitalist system that would worry about the investors who made risky investments but the rich and powerful they don't want a capitalist system they want to be able to run to the nanny state as soon as they're in trouble and get billed a taxpayer it's called the too big to fail. i mean there are no will or it's an economics who significantly disagree with the course that we're following people like just stiglitz paul krugman others none of them were even approached the people picked to fix the crisis were those who created the robert rubin crowd the goldman sachs croak they created the crisis are no more powerful tha

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and they were anna mae hayes. so the first woman in the history to be a general officer was a nurse, rightfully say. shortly thereafter elizabeth hoisington. so you can see how that progressed over time as those provisions of the law were challenged and fell away. as we come closer to today's military, we have an astronaut, wendy laurchs. wh lawrence. wendy's dad was an admiral. he had been training to be an astronaut as well but obviously the war turned that around. so she followed in his footstep. i think that's such a wonderful story of women's service. you can see that from the early years to today the transition on women's service. so we move from the images this lead us on the journey from the american revolution today to the specific exhibits that relate to the wars. one of the things we wanted to do at dedication was to make sure that we were able to have the world war ii women be able to see themselves. so we wanted to finish their permanent exhibits because we weren't sure they would be able to come back

. >> so far we haven't seen any large aftershocks from the 7.1 mae earlier t keeping a close ee on that. you can see all of the aftershocks we've seen over the past 24 hours, just so numerous down there as the earth just continues to move. as we get a closer look here, across the bay area one thing that is important to remember, do not run out of a building. if we happen to get an earthquake here, the interior of the building is the best, get under a desk or table and just remember to drop, cover and hold. that really is the best thing. when we start to feel that shaking, panic starts to set in. remember, drop, cover and hold. get yourself to some sort of safety. let's bring you into tomorrow morning's forecast. let's hope for no major earthquakes here across the bay area. of course we'll have continuing coverage of what's happening in southern california all day through tomorrow, into the weekend and of course at nbcbayarea.com. through tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 50s to low 60s. get a mix of sun and cloud, fairly comfortable start for us. little bit of fog through the penins

when mae couldn't get her 3 parliament she announced her resignation and johnson emerged as the front window to take her job 3 years and 2 missed deadlines we must leave you on october the 30. 3 trans fats would now be for greatest challenge for prime minister always johnson but he's promised to make bricks happen deal or no deal. well they have been congratulations for boris johnson the german chancellor angela merkel she has congratulated him on being elected party leader there's also been reaction from the incoming european union chief and the french president in paris or from the lion and french president might express their hopes for the future following johnson's victory there are many different difficult issues to tackle together challenging times ahead of us i think it is very important to build up a strong and a good working relation because we have the duty to deliver something which is good for people in europe and in the united kingdom so i'm looking forward to working with him just to do you want to tell you i'm looking forward to working with him as soon as possible not

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tha very important point was mae by their attorney and talked about the relationship between the existing historic building and the proposed building and they basically said, hey, h that was important for us. we pushed our building to that side and provided no rear yard or no side yard and sacrificed the neighbor for themselves. so the exclusive use garden area is between the same owner. and they basically took the rear yard and said, let's put it in the side yard because it gives a greater setback. of course, another solution would be to provide the respiratoried setback to provide a slightly smaller building but they wanted to maximize the envelope and said, let's just take the rear yard and put it in the side yard and pretend like we met the requirement. so i think they made our point a bit in this and how the deal was cut. >> i think another point of confusion, we have the existing mary vale antique's building and the garden shed in the required rear yard in this antique's building. this otherwise says you cannot enlarge an existing structure. it. >> thank you. your time is up. >> we

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on the other side they want to mae inflation is stable, not runway way, and we don't have run away inflatione concern is that we don't have enough inflation. for that reason there's a chance they cut. i actlly don't think they will, i think they will pass one more month. tiwever, the fed could come in andlate by creating a stronger borrowing cycle. the mart needs a catalyst. if interest rates go down, maybe the consumer starts to buy homes and lever up and buy more goods, corporations issue more debt to grow theirm bot line rather than maintain it. so the fed could throw a lifeline byowering interest rates. i'm not convinced it is enough to drive the market higher in the short term. >> ph you have already outlined some concerns for the market. anything you think at leastho i the term other than the fed cutting interest rates that might further stimulate the market? >> that's a great question. today there was a number watching this week,boumber retail sales. you see, the one thing we forget is 70% of our economy is dven bys, the consumer. the consumer has a high savings rate right n. if t con

all right our diplomatic editor james maes joins us here on set at al-jazeera world headquarters good to have you back with us in the studio for a change james any indication of who did this well we know who the internationally backed u.n. backed governments did it and that is general huffed are certainly it would make some sense because he's been on the back foot since he last gary on last week he has an air force although it's pretty obsolete and pretty small he has in the past been backed in these air operations by the u.s. a and egypt i remember general haftar in a very old dacia smoove in april moved on tripoli but with 2 pincers either side of the capital never got any further he's been since that time he's been on the back foot and certainly has lost ground in the last week or so what kind of international reaction are we hearing over this will clearly you're going to get condemnation from the u.n. u.n.h.c.r. is already condemned what has happened in terms of what happened what happens in new york at the u.n. security council and there's the possibility of a meeting they're sup

you remember that the mortgage market fannie mae and freddie mac do we have to have any more discussionthat. watch for total inefficiency. just like you've seen the list goes on and on. this time the smarty-pants in washington will get it right. >> they are telling us that they know how to run all of healthcare. that is the amazing part of this equation. just this week. you have him call for a climate change. now these other deals that are coming out i think the big song for the democrats. my tax is bigger than your tax. they will be fighting each other for how high they are getting go. good to go. it's amazing to listen to these people they have never even won a business. -- run a business. >> we are screwed. we have talked about this before. one of the big roadblocks to all of these plans is all of that union to a worked very hard to get these incredibly expensive and generous health care benefit packages. these plans that are rolling out from all of the candidates now are beginning to sound a lot alike. are they going to parse the difference between the medicare for all in the thread

anden the president needs to mae that the highest priority of all.ou: one of the people who has to do it is brad parse cal, the president's campaign manager. i don't get the feeling there is a nationwide effort to insure election integrity at the nation's grassroots. a way in which to judge the legitimacy of a registrant and ultimately a voter. >> even though we looked at a lot of election fraud the last time. the reality is there are a lot of votes out there sitting in piles as we are discovering through the efforts of some of our yot w the other guests. lou: scrubbing names off the rolls. youhi don't know the votes are being cast. the child ease -- >> it's a joke. when we talk about russian intervention in our election. every intelligence agency swearing that not a single vote was changed. but we do know illegal immigrants who were improperly registered were also voting. we don't know how many. but the numbers are potentially huge. >> a couple of states sheer, and the president needs to be on top much this and his team needs to be on top of this. l

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they reviewed the project on mae modifications to the committee's comments. also, the minutes and landmark designation was left out of packets. i provided copies for your reference. staff received one letter of opposition to the project. the first step is demolition of an existing garage constructed in 1982 that required a variance. it is located at the northwest corner of the lot. a new garage will be constructed in approximately the same location and will require excavation. it will have a roof deck and it will be clad in stucco and wood. the horizontal planter relates to the house. in response to arc the project sponsors proposed wood railings at the roof deck. construction of the garage will require a variance. finally, on this garage level a new door and window will be added and both are compatible with character. the next scope of work is expansion of the west elevation. the new mass will be the new balcony. they sent back the extensions so the view of the carriage way is geniallgene generally -- generay maintained. the existing windows on the house. th

within emerging markets, in addition to abl asia, we did mae progress if committing to a brazilian manager last year focused on latin america and so, that we think will be a great add. and then on the event tou ventu, venture had a very, very strong year last year. the programme itself, spurs delivered 23% in the one year ending 2018, distributions from venture also were strong, 179 million last year and that's nearly two times the amount that you got from your venture managers the year prior. valuations, especially on the light stage, remain very high. so we continue to recommend focusing and enhancing the early stage portfolio for your venture programme. the exits have been strong in 2018, but we also see that it's really a good sign in the first half of 2019, a very healthy ipo market and a good handful of even venture-backed companies that are greater than 10 billion in valuation have gone out and i think that's a good sign and likely, you know, hopefully to see similar exit activity for your venture programme this year. in asia, also, we focus on early-stage opportunity and in europe,

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i was told it was a face issue that she has agreed to suspend itit and she is not going to mae any further - -- it is so pathetic, right? convinced she would not dare to bring back that issue. but the thing is, it boils down to trust among the people, which she has completely lost by today. amy: can you e explain what happppened inside the hong kong legislature yesterday? the militant -- well, mostly young protesters, stormed the legislator's complex. they were genuine students. ory are not infiltrators that sort of thing. they were so angry. they did everything they could to damage the chahaer, obobviously. but one pepeculiar thihing is, t before the storming, the police -- who have been at the station inside to guard the building -- suddenly sort of retreated. the police c chief subsequently said they had to redeploy their teams, the police teams due to very flimsy reasons. you could not help but thinking it is just possible they were trying to lure the protesters into the compound, the building, the vandalism expected. so the whole world will see those shocking photos and pictures and f

liz: wall street is waiting with bated breath to see if fannie mae and freddie mac go public. they are propped up, sponsored by the u.s. government, but their offerings if they were to go public could raise up to $100 billion. but will it happen? charlie gasparino has more with the latest on this. >> well, our report last week touched off a frenzy on the street, among hedge funds and we hear hedge funds today have been following up on our reporting which essentially is this. jpmorgan held a meeting in its offices early in the week and basically said here's what the reform plan may look like. so now everybody's meeting and listen, here's the thing. we don't know exactly what they are going to do. we do know treasury's putting the final touches on a plan to do something, possibly to release them as private companies sometime this year or early next year. we do know that they want to stop the network sweep -- net worth sweep which has taken all the profits from fannie and freddie which they have been doing since about 2010. we know they want to recapitalize. the real question is,

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loan unless you think that person can pay you back it sounds simple one element is to allow fannie maemac. if that is not extended, it will be a problem. >> we are almost out of time and maybe technology can come up with solutions as well guys, thank you both i appreciate it. joe tkins and mark zandi that's does it for the change. tyler mathisen has "the power lunch. >> thank you, kelly. i'm tyler mathisen here is what is new at 12:00 a dollar duel. the greenback brewing inside the white house. we will have details on that straight ahead. >>> plus, did apple just win the 5g war we will explain why the purchase of intel chip service could be a game changer >>> fast food on fire. mcdonald's and starbucks hitting record highs there is one key to keep fueling thisou

jong-un to mohammad bin salman, the crown prince of saudi arabia, the president seems to see dmoem maes of an exercise in narcissim. he does seem to be more comfortable dealing with men and as he puts it trying to get along with them. and of course person relationships matter enormously. but i think there's a danger when you think that ingratiating yourself with them is going to produce a lot of practical progress. generally over the years, and we haven't always gotten it right over the years, those efforts f are seen as signs of weakness as well. >> your take on ivanka trump's role? it was strange looking at it from the outside. >> there's oftentimes informal roles for people who are close to a president. youv seen that many times in history. but it seems to me that has to be balanced with a reliance on professionals, whether they're diplomats or people like governor richardson who is very well versed. reliance on their experience and judgment as well. when you fail to do that i think you set yourself up for a lot of problems. >> ambassadors, rarely do i get a chance to talk to double

joining mae now our nbc pentagon correspondent.t there is one less vacant position in the trump administration how has that empty vacancy impacted operations a the pentagon or has it at all seeing there was somebody there in an acting capacity? >> reporter: the best way to describe this is, you know, the trains at the pent gorn still running on time but you really need someone directing them where to go. that's been missing during this time. secretary mattis then secretary mattis resigned in december, acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan has served in that job until about june when he very surprisingly and quickly resigned. and then mark esper took up the helm as acting secretary of defense in mid june. as you said he was just confirmed. this also just unleashes another row of dominos at the pentagon leadership. david norquist who has been serving as acting deputy secretary of defense since patrick shanahan moved up to acting secretary of defense, the white house just forwarded his nomination to be the actual permanent depu