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the cuomo campaign is under fire for sending a mailer to 7,000 people in jewish communities. claiming she's antiisrael and has been silent on the rise of antisemitism. >> millions of bottles of fresh water intended for victims of hurricane maria. there they are. why did they spend the summer spoiling in the sun. a report from san juan next. your society was dearled by a woman, who governed thousands... commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 2 times more geographic detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com >>> president trump claims his administration response to hurricane maria and in puerto rico last year was what he called an unsung success. a year after the storm it turns out much needed help and rotting on a run way. millions of bottles of the water sitting there untouched. >> more from san juan. >> reporter: just for a moment imagine you spent months getting water from a pipe into a creek. or collecting rain wat

in fact, we have got another mailer that will go out to all the property owners again to readdress the situation and move us forward. i really appreciate the efforts. i definitely support this to help move us forward. there are, you know, a lot of freeways and city and even federal properties that we just can't deal with. but we are moving forward and i'm very excited when i hear people in the neighborhood and what they're really looking forward to. i do appreciate your time. thank you, very much. >> next. thank you so much. i did not recognize debra benedict who has been involved in this neighborhood and also in the c.b.d. >> thank you, very much, supervisor kim. and members of the rules committee. i wanted to say thank you, especially to supervisor kim, who has put in a lot of effort as well. thank you for bringing this forward. i've been living in the neighborhood since 2004, and i have been participating in groups such as western soma voice as well as the police meetings monthly, et cetera. i actually saw supervisor kim briefly in passing at the howard foalsome street scape that oc

lou: it's going to be investigated, but mailer and, but may lord we watched two years of investigationin congress. we watched the investigation of the fbi and the president. we watch the special counsel. we have seen more evidence of political corruption on the special counsel, the fbi, department of justice and not one scintilla of evidence is president. it is just mind-boggling to see this thing persists. >> it's astonishing. it is actually astonishing, lou. after two years of working on these stories, we've seen this dossier that the use to go after carter page and they withheld exculpatory evidence from the fisa court. we know they withheld a number of pieces of evidence come which hopefully the president will declassify all of these documents in the american public can see what the fbi in doj did under president obama and how they went directly after president trump. you said it perfectly. we have found nothing to show collusion between president trump in russia. absolutely zero. everyday we get more documentation showing collusion between the doj and the fbi, between the hillary

fox five in new york as governor andrew cuomo's campaign says the campaign worker created a mailer questioning cynthia nixon's support for jewish people. the flyer came out days before tomorrow's democratic primary matchup. it's as nixon opposes jewish school funding, supports boycotts of israel, and is silent on rising anti-semitism. andrew cuomo has denied knowing about it. the facility is expanding into its main entrance into a plaza and adding a new state-of-the-art shark habitat. the additions will add tens of thousands of square feet to that aquarium. this is a live look at orlando from fox 35. one of the biggest stories there, a measure on the november ballot to automatically restore voting rights to felons. who have done prison time, completed parole or probation and paid any restitution. murderers and sex offenders are not included. the proposal needs at least 60% of the vote to pass. we are outside the beltway in new york, will be right back. peninsula trail? you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you h

that's why reading their mailers and we're sending out e-mail to frequently check environmental health website and contact san francisco 311. there is very -- two very, very important partnership was the city departments, office of economic workforce development, to make sure we're engaging our retailers and getting feedback. and then 311. so those two agencies are really beneficial in helping us to make sure that information is readily available and accessible to the retailer. also want to add that we're going to host listening sessions. i'll end this about the listening session. so, here's the project plan. so again, it's with partnership of the economic workforce development. we have been developing educational materials. we're hosting listening sessions. and we're conducting two phases of site visit. the first phase is an education and outreach to ensure that the retailers have received our fact sheet poster. and that fact sheet poster is given in the preferred language. and the second round of visit is through the health department staff conducting compliance checks. the listening

norman mailer.> you see someone, hi, you look elsewhere for someone else, all insane, everything is coming everywhere in the sound of the jazz. >> it winds up crossing over in the con. we have ""westside story"" in 1957. there is a definition of cool. ♪ just play it cool, boy, real cool. >> which goes all the way back to lester young, whose idea of cool was that you take your emotions out. sylvester young's invention of cool was sort of a rebellion without being overtly protesting. there is a direct line from cool that comes out of jazz, comes out of african-american culture and its creation to barack obama. >> in no other country on earth is my story even possible. >> i may be slightly biased here because i work for the guy. if you look up the definition of cool, i'm pretty sure there should be a picture of barack obama. the guy is -- he's just cool. >> no? ♪ i am so in love with you >> the powerful thing about the obama campaign in 2008 was everyone counted him out. the people that really fueled t

there were door-to-door flier distribution and three more public hearings for which more than 300 mailers were sent. after all this community outreach, the stations are put on hold. we'd like to know why they were postponed and when they would be installed. three weeks ago, my friend brad and i began organizing supporters for bike share and there are 870 supporters so far in just three weeks. more than 100 of which are from district two. expand bike share quickly to our neighborhood to make the neighborhood more mobile and connected with the rest of san francisco. thank you. >> chairman brinkman: i know a lot of people share your frustration with how slowly the bike share has expanded across the city. we will make sure that your thoughts are heard. mr. riskin, if we can make sure that staff knows how to get in touch with him about d-2 and expansion. >> i think we did that and you asked for an update on ride-share, which will come at a future meeting. thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm samir. and i reside in lower haight. i have a few comments and questions about the scooters.

i don't know how many mailers you got in the last mayoral election, but hey, here i am, here's why you should consider voting for me. the inundation of special groups that only exist to prop up their person, that kind of thing, i think is bad for san francisco. i'm naive. i like politics. i think it's a great chance to learn from voters and be represented and do wonderful things for your community. it's like community service, but the amount of money that's spent on politics is ridiculous. i'm proud to run a grassroots campaign. i'm just going to be knocking on your door with a door happeninge hanger, and that's it. >> thank you very much. mr. murphy? >> yeah. our last candidate took over $200,000 associated with the real estate industry. in her second campaign, she ran unopposed and took $100,000 from the same people. that money obviously didn't buy votes, it bought access. i think it behooves voters to be informed and look at where the money's coming from in campaigns. the one that's run here is going to be well funded. my colleague, mr. mar, has a not for profit and can tap that net

that's why reading their mailers and we're sending out e-mail to frequently check environmental health website and contact san francisco 311. there is very -- two very, very

bob beck, but the mailer is ready. in the budget and everything, we need to make sure that they know we've spoken on this. to look at that, to allow us to enable us to keep this thing going. i'm going to talk about that and as we go on here. so thank you and congratulations to your leadership, sherry. and i see some of the graduates that are here. one day i think you should bring everybody to city hall, so that the mayor and supervisors and everybody can see the work we're doing. it should not just be us that have those privileges. thank you for the opportunities. thank you. >> president tsen: thank you, linda. let's see, next item. >> clerk: item 6, consent agenda. 6a, approving the minutes of the july 11, 2018 meeting. >> so moved. >> second. >> president tsen: all those in favor, say aye. opposed? ayes have it. >> clerk: item 7, one treasure island training program update. >> as director richardson described, on august 30, one treasure island in partnership with 167 and echo bay completed their third class of traini

the award winning alternative weekly was america's first, founded by norman mailer back in 1955.merous journalists, writers, cartoonists. legendary bilines from nat hentoff and many others. the paper suffered from declining revenue from classifieds and ads, a rerevolvirevolving door of editors, finally going online-only last year, and now it's done. it's a trend that's leaving more and more communities without a local voice. local issues go uncovered and often local politicians go unchallenged. the pew research center says that daily newspaper circulation in this country fell 39% between 2007 and 2017 and the number of newspaper journalists was cut nearly in half. this is a sobering stat, there are now five public relations jobs in the united states for every one journalist. joining me now, errol louis is back, and mike daley, senior columnist at the daily beast. new owners came in, presumably with the best of intentions. but this process we've seen with all alt weeklies and local papers, a commoditization, a cutting of key editorial staff that removes differentiation, that spell

the team used her mother simon home address, bringing in an onslaught of unsolicited mailers and spaming in today. >> it is a violation. someone has access to your child that you don't know. >> some parents and their kids never realize the survey was optional. they falsely believe it would impact their college application. a law professor has researched student data mining practices. >> how can a parent find out? the bottom line is it's almost impossible. the marketplace is opaque. >> reporter: it currently there's no federal law regulating consumer data broker. the college board which administers the standardized test and surveys says the data is never shared without student consent. adding, when we hear concerns from students or counselors, we investigate diligently. we had terminated accounts previously when we have identified users that violated our authors use policy. the department of education was the public to know the surveys are optional. he hopes parents will encourage their kids to be cautious about the personal information they are giving out while filling out forms, no m

you can't just rely on tv commercials or the mailers. you have to knock on the doors. so we knocked on 60,000 doors in my election. we took the message to the people, and that's how you win. >> one thing i will say, having knocked on doors myself, whatever your politics are, conservative, liberal, whatever, there is no better practice of democracy than knocking on a bunch of people's doors. whatever you believe, whatever you think. i'm not saying only do it if you're liberal, but go knock on doors, talk to fellow american citizens, and you'll learn a ton. thank you all. and my great thanks to michael moore. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming to flint. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you to everyone who joined us here tonight. thank you to flint for having us. and a big thank you to michael moore. good night. american people we are ready while his fema commanders fear what they call a mike tyson punch. we're live in the carolinas with the latest. >>> plus the president being described as shifting into a kind of salvation mode, readying himself for the worst if democ

founded in 1955 by dan wolf, ed fancher and norman mailer, the left-leaning paper was the first alternative weekly in the united states. last year, it stopped its print publication, and on friday publisher peter barbey said he is shutting down the influential newspaper entirely. in recent days, the natation pad tribute to the legendary singer aretha f franklin and senator jn mccain. on saturday, former presidents barack obama and george w. bush gave eulogies to mccain at his funeral at the washington national cathedral. president trump was not invited and spent the day golfing. speakers at aretha franklin's funeral in detroit included former president bill clinton, jesse jackson, and the reverend al sharpton who hailed her as "the soundtrack to the civil rights movement." and georgetown sociologist michael eric dyson. this orange apparition had the nerve to say she works for him. you doppelganger of deceit and deviance, you lethal liar, you dimwitted dictator, you bullish fascist, she didn't work for you. she works above you. she worked the on you. get your preposition right. amy: and legen

you can't rely on the tv commercials or the mailers, you have to knock on the doors.,000 doors in my election, we took the message to the people and that's how you win. >> one thing i will say having knocked doors myself. whatever your politics are, conservative, liberal, whatever, there is no better practice of democracy than knocking on a bunch of people's doors. whatever you think -- >> i know -- >> but you want to -- i'm not saying to only do it -- whatever you believe, go knock on doors, talk to some of your fellow american citizens about what they're interested in, you will learn a ton. thank you all. and my great thanks to michael moore. >> thank you, chris. thank you for coming to flint. let's hear it for chris hayes. >> our special on america, michael moore. thank you to everyone who joined us here tonight, thank you to flint and factory 2 for having us. a big thank you to michael moore, good night. >>> today has been an unbelievably busy day in the news, including what is now tropical storm florence. don't let the name fool you, it is still a 350 mile wide n

. >> caller: i was wondering if you read harpers goes by norman mailer.what you thought about it. >> host: what you think about it? >> caller: i liked it. i like norman mailer's writing and i liked what he was going about in the book. >> host: all right, thank you. >> guest: i have not read it. that is one of those ones that got him of those classics that should be on that list. you know, that's probably one of the greatest things about being a reader rachel never run out of great books to read. now the book is going to go on my list thanks for that suggestion. >> host: different girl downing in osprey, florida. >> caller: hi, i have not read any of your books, however i don't want to start in the middle of a character i should've known something about earlier. can you tell me where is a good place to start with your books? >> guest: i am honored. thank you for being willing to try one of my books. i say you can read any of the books are defective gear you to one it would be my new one, "spy master" it comes out tuesday. if you want to start at the very b

some are my permanent staff by chief counsel for nominations mike davis and including laura mailer, steve canning, jessica booth and catherine willy. and then others are here only temporarily because we get additional resources when we have a supreme court nominee, so i want to name them and say thank you or their extraordinary work and commitment to public service. the special counsel added specifically for this supreme court nomination were led by andrew ferguson and included tyler baxley. lucas koslow, colleen, making the galleon and colin weiss. the law clerks were communal peoples, abby: stein, kim rodriguez, jerry o camacho, elizabeth donalds, bob mansion, nathan williams, sam atkinson, gallagher, michael tallent, asher perez, garrett gentry as did jacob raymer as an intern. so i think the legal team for their important parts in the senate's consideration of judge kavanaugh. i think before i introduce you i would ask that you stand so i can swear you, please. do you swear that the testimony you're about to get before this committee will be the truth, the whole truthand nothing but t

time reports the trail blazing weekly newspaper, "the village voice" co-founded by the late norman mailers going to bed for good. credited with paving the way for le left-leaning alternative newspapers across the country, the voice ended its print edition last august and will now pull the plug online. known for its investigate ivg journalism, art reviews and extensive classified ads for decades, its owner says the enigma of making a profit online forced him to shut down. >>> it's about 22 after the hour. now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> still ahead this morning, road rage caught on camera. >> what led to this bizarre incident in the nation'll capitol as a passenger bus is the target of a violent attack. >>> plus, it was hardly the legal touchdown the nfl was hoping for. we'll see how colin kaepernick's case could be headed for a lengthy court battle. >>> a lamborghini once owned by a rock star, we'll mare this story of a slick ride and others ahead of a british auction. we'll be right back. >>> you raise some really interesting questions. is this damaging to a relati

. >> i wondered if you had read this by norman mailer. >> i liked it. >> i like the writing and i liked what he was talking about in the book. >> thank you. >> i have not read it. that's one of the ones. with be in a reader that you will never run out of great books to read. now that book will go on my li list. that's hear from carolyn florida. >> caller: i have not read your books but you have sold me. however, i don't want to start in the middle of a character that i should've known something about earlier. where is a good place to start with your books? >> i am honored. thank you for being willing to try my book. you can read any of the books. if i could steer you to one i'd say my new one, spymaster. if you want to start at the beginning you can start with alliance of lucerne. on my website i have a list of my books in order if you're interested in order. you can't go wrong every start. either way, hope you will be happy. i will count you a long time reader after this. >> let's revisit this, this is a tweet, what is in store for scots, any future book plans? while writing books you

some are my permanent staff by chief counsel for nominations mike davis and including laura mailer, steve canning, jessica booth and catherine willy. and then others are here only temporarily because we get additional resources when we have a supreme court nominee, so i want to name them and say thank you or their extraordinary work and commitment to public service. the special counsel added specifically for this supreme court nomination were led by andrew ferguson and included tyler baxley. lucas koslow, colleen, making the galleon and colin weiss. the law clerks were communal peoples, abby: stein, kim rodriguez, jerry o camacho, elizabeth donalds, bob mansion, nathan williams, sam atkinson, gallagher, michael tallent, asher perez, garrett gentry as did jacob raymer as an intern. so i think the legal team for their important parts in the senate's consideration of judge kavanaugh. i think before i introduce you i would ask that you stand so i can swear you, please. do you swear that the testimony you're about to get before this committee will be the truth, the whole truthand nothing but t

some are my permanent staff by chief counsel for nominations mike davis and including laura mailer, steve canning, jessica booth and catherine willy. and then others are here only temporarily because we get additional resources when we have a supreme court nominee, so i want to name them and say thank you or their extraordinary work and commitment to public service. the special counsel added specifically for this supreme court nomination were led by andrew ferguson and included tyler baxley. lucas koslow, colleen, making the galleon and colin weiss. the law clerks were communal peoples, abby: stein, kim rodriguez, jerry o camacho, elizabeth donalds, bob mansion, nathan williams, sam atkinson, gallagher, michael tallent, asher perez, garrett gentry as did jacob raymer as an intern. so i think the legal team for their important parts in the senate's consideration of judge kavanaugh. i think before i introduce you i would ask that you stand so i can swear you, please. do you swear that the testimony you're about to get before this committee will be the truth, the whole truthand nothing but t