i am here to strongly support the nominations of matt kate and lila lahood. we have a pretty detailed and rigorous interview process. we spend weeks and take this responsibility seriously. both matt and lila quickly rose to the top of the list. i am confidents they will be able to think critically independently and work with others both of which will be worthwhile assets as problem solvers to the task force. i want to touch on something that matt said being as strong as we make it. the task force is strong and can be made stronger. both of them would help with that. i urge you to approve both of them. thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am richard knee. i am on the sp north committee and served on the sunshine task force from 2002 to 2014. it is a challenging job, about 15 to 20 hours per month. you know, there are other kinds of so called political challenges to the job. sometimes you have got to have a chicago skin as i'm sure all of you have experienced in your positions as supervisor. i am you absolutely confident that matt and lila would be superb

matt. as with the kate steinle case a young american might still be alive if the country were willing to enforce own federal laws. luis er luiser if nan da injoining us. >> thank you. >> tucker: the line that the rest of us are willing to accept, all immigrants are great people, better than us, if we su expect otherwise we're bad peepful we point to evidence proving otherwise then we're bigots and should be quiet. why don't americans have a quite to police their own borders and say if you aren't here legally you have to leave now. >> i'm glad that you're giving us an opportunity to have this discussion. democrats, republicans, independent interests, immigrants and those born here all alike can agree that the heinous crimes have no place regardless of who does them. just this week, we found out that a white man in denver killed his wife and two beautiful daughters. tragic. just as this young woman in iowa, whose death is a tragedy. i can't imagine what her family is going through. >> tucker: but here's the difference. i understand. hold on. >> the man in denver doesn't speak for all white men. >>

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appreciate it kate warne and matt with rockland trust. >> apple's strong run seems to keep going sharesnother all-time high today at 220.32 up another 1% could reports of three new iphones coming and strong shipments provide a further boost to the stock joining us to discuss that rob sira analyst with guggenheim rob good to have you with us one topic is sort of your overall view on apple in light of the expectation of more iphones and then the possibility of the apple tesla tie-up of some sort. let's talk about apple and its product lineup what are you expecting to come there? and how do you think it will affect the stock and drive earnings >> yeah, so i mean i think in terms of the iphone refresh that's coming late september, i mean, i think most people are pretty much in agreement, as they might as many i at this stage. three new larger screen iphones. the screen size is going to be really the focus you're getting a iphone x plus which will be like 6 pft 5 inches, which is huge. that's the one that's meaningful because i think a plus size much the iphone x was meaningfully missing las

kate mckinnon. so it's like a really cool story about friendship, it's a story about love and lots of things explode around you. >> you didn't have that matt where you went into training for a year? >> no, we went method. but our characters went method, aren't supposed to be skilled so we didn't want to be skilled, just blow things up in front of us and let's see what we do. >> for kunis, the road to hollywood began in the former soviet union in what is now the independent nation of ukraine. her family immigrated to the united states on a religious visa when mila was just 7. >> my parents are like, hey, i think we've got to get out. our kids need a future and there's very little future here and we can't leave without the grandparents and my grandpa was like, no, russia is the best. my dad is like why don't you go visit your brother in america and we'll see what happens. he's able to visit his brother. he comes to the states and sees all things that america is known for and comes back to what is now ukraine and says, hey, i think we should probably start our paperwork to leave. >> the family moved to los angeles with $250 and not a word of