she is the daughter of robert maxwell, the press lord who died mysteriously and ghislain maxwell was certainly someone who introduced jeffrey epstein to many people in the worlds of celebrity, british royalty, american politics. epstein was more retiring sort and did not have those social connections that ms. maxwell brought him. >> marc fisher who wrote a book about the man you see on the screen next to jeffrey epstein, thank you for your time. >> good to be with you. >> joining me now harry siegle, and zerlina maxwell, host on siriusxm and a msnbc political analyst. i'm going to call an audible here. we're going talk more than, which i want to do. but there is a moment. let me just sort of break the fourth wall and what do you do with a trump rally? it seems designed to be a television production and suck people into coverage. if there is news, you cover the news. there is a moment at the rally that seems to be an important moment to show and get some reaction to. he did go after ilhan omar repeatedly along with alexandria ocasio-cortez and ayanna pressley and tlaib. the women he t

in this one casey works to layout two intertwine can mysteries, one in the story of reverend willy maxwell and his trials and the other in the unissued work of a beloved literary market and she has contagious dedication to seeing them through and doing them as much justice as possible. trust me, and also every person i think who works in this book store in this room, this is a book that you actually cannot put down and i mean it seriously. i'm about 20 pages from the end and very sad i'm not reading it. casey, we are so excited to have you tonight. thank you so much for coming. in conversation with casey today is patrick keith, pat is a staffer for the "the new yorker." [applause] awe author of three books. and patrick, thank you so much for joining us. just an fyi, we'll be having a signing after this so stick around afterwards and grab a copy of the book. thank you for coming. on to our people. [cheers and applause] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you for that kind introduction and thank you all for coming out this evening. it's a huge pleasure to be here to talk but thus amazing book

it's great that commissioner maxwell and the president, there, but tim paulson and i have a day job. i would like to -- whether or not i can make it or not, i still want to be apprised so that the sfpuc has been incredib incredibly attentive to the stuff that we're doing. >> i want to point out that they mentioned in previous meetings that they wanted to go out there and tour the site, but i'm happy to do that. unfortunately, we have to do two at a time because of the brown act, but we would love to take you out. i'm telling you everybody -- >> since i have something to do with construction and i've heard him say "construction" at least 17 times so far, i want to be part of that. thank you. >> slides, please. >> so as howard mentioned about the process of cost estimating, we do conduct cost estimates at standard intervals as the project design and details advances. also for the complex and long duration infrastructure projects, the duration between planning estimate to a 95% estimate could be three to five years. as various design deliverables are made available, various estimating t

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i am executive director, welcome commissioner maxwell and commissioner paulson who is not here. it's an honor for you to be appointed commission and an important responsibility as you well know. the folks that sit on the commission and work for the sfpuc do important public work we should all expect - respect even if we disagree with some of the things they want to do. thank you. a few months ago, i came before this commission and talked about the history of the damning in yosemite national park. to expand recreational opportunities once the dam went into place and how the access and recreation has not really been realized as was promised. we have done additional research on what is in the freeman report, the house committee report, the redirect itself in several decades of negotiations that took place after. we have come to the conclusion that the best way to provide the access and recreational opportunities that were promised 100 years ago by your predecessors are to provide environmentally appropriate boat access to hetch hetchy reservoir. we have written a letter to the secr

we heard maxwell and ace stayed home from camp. >>> if you're curious to know how lady o.nds get ready for saturdays with oprah. >> welcome to my garden. everything is in such full bloom. i want to give you a tour. >> we are going say it -- it is good to be oprah. whethers the picking flowers on her estate in hawaii -- >> remember in the wizard of oz and the wicked witch says, poppies, poppies! >> riding around in the atv ralph lauren gave her a gift or walk around one of her six estates -- you get to have meals prepared by your private chef. >> we have peaches because gail's here. >> i never invite cameras into my home. i don't even invite my own cameras. >> i was lucky enough to be at her home before, but now she's welcoming everyone else with her new series, saturdays with oprah so see how she spends per down time. >> i love the poppies. >> can we all be honest, we just want to be oprah. if oprah is 1rksa, then beyonce is 1b. she closed down the falls at the canyon. "e.t." learned she was at shooing a music video the "lion king". she is no doubt the queen. we fold her l

maxwell investigated the deadly go shipped buyer and oakland and testified at the trial. >> reporter: they may rebuild as long as they find the funds to do it all over again and after he cleans up the mess. >>> oakland police are investigating a homicide that happened in east oakland overnight, officers who recall that to bancroft avenue near hunters avenue after midnight, believe they found a man who was down on the ground, first responders tried to revive him. he was eventually pronounced dead at the scene. they have not released the name of the victim.>>> sheriff's deputies are looking for the gunmen who shot and wounded a person outside of a liquor store, the gunfire was reported just before 8 pm last night in front of the liquor store and unincorporated north hayward. multiple shots were fired and our cameras spotted a bicycle left on the ground along with evidence markers, just outside of the store. the sheriff's office told us the victim was a young man. he was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >>> sheriff's office released this a photo of weapons, thieves d

once this dies down, they're back to playing. >> thank you very much, megan greenwell and zerlina maxwellst exclusive finding in the mueller report was that the russians meddled in the 2016 election. now what they're doing or not doing to stop russians from doing it again in 2020. stay with us. m doing it again in 2020 stay with us (avo) life doesn't give you many second chances. but a subaru can. (dad) you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the subaru ascent. presenting the three-row subaru ascent. love is now bigger than ever. ...was another around the corner? or could it turn out differently? my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot... almost 98% of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valv

the socialites who knew gillian maxwell knew her as someone who jazzed up epstein's social life, someoneefit circuit at openings and screenings and things like that, and who was very much above board, now, in parallel to that, epstein's alleged accusers say that maxwell was involved in recruiting them and in some cases grooming them to be victims of this, and so i think the big question here is which of these is true or is both? >> well, if they're both true, how did the latter go unnoticed for so long. you've got epstein's victims who have sued max well, and she settled with them, and at the same time she's the toast of the city who, you know, attending chelsea clinton's wedding after much of this came out? >> you're right, all of those cases were settled and it is, you know, relevant to say that she's never been criminally charged. kwo you know, what i think you're asking about is how the new york social scene could put stuff like that out of mind, and i think the answer as one socialite told me, it's just not done to ask. this woman told me half of my friends, i don't know what they d

joining me is ian bass and former white house counsel to president obama, and zerlina maxwell, senior director of progressive programming for siriusxm and an msnbc political analyst. let's just start zooming out for a second. what tomorrow means from a sort of both political and legal -- not in the narrow legal sense, but a rule of law sense, ian? >> today donald trump said that article 2 of the constitution gives him the power to do whatever he wants. he said that today. he believes that. >> to a room of teenagers. >> to a room of teenagers who want to get involved in politics. >> i this is their civics education today. >> that didn't come out of nowhere. >> no. >> freedom house which is an organization since the world war two has been studying democracy around the world. and what they said is democracy spread to more countries and improved in the countries it was through an upward trajectory in the latter half of the country until about 2005 when it started to go into recession. by their measures the quality of the united states democracy began going into recession at the time. well

what i discovered when i wrote about him first in 2003 was that his then girlfriend, gillan maxwell, the daughter of robert maxwell, who was a very prominent publisher in britain really created a social life for him. jeffrey epstein was a reclusive figure who, you know, didn't really go out very much. she went out and did the networking for him. she went out and found president clinton. i can't speak for president trump. but when jeffrey epstein's black book, as they called it, was actually published a few years ago, you know, i knew gillan. you can hear from my accent, i was born in england too. i recognized a lot of people in it. they were her friends originally. she gave him the social life. >> your reporting showed there were 14 mentions of phone numbers for donald trump. >> right. not really surprising. i mean, jeffrey epstein sold himself to the wealthy. he deliberately cultivated this image of someone a bit of an eccentr eccentric. he sold himself as someone with a fantastic financial resume, which was not in fact the truth. you know, if you actually looked in the markets, you

and we also had walter chrysler, who was picking up the maxwell and the frisco names, and coordinating those into the chrysler brand. so two or three of them really bubbled to the top. they eventually became the big three detroit is so well known for, the ford motor company, general motors, and chrysler. detroit's early industrial history, prior to the turn of the last century, brought in many immigrants, mostly from western europe. they settled here and they took good jobs and helped build the industries they were involved in. following the turn of the 19th century, we had quite an influx of people from mediterranean countries, from eastern europe that really helped build detroit into this wonderful melting pot of various neighborhoods, very polish neighborhoods, serbian, lithuanian russian, hungarian. ,that were lots and lots of folks living amongst each other and working together in the car companies. in fact i have heard the rouge plant described as the tower of babel because there were so many different languages from cyrillic to arabic being spoken on the same assembly line. many

is already growing and the european parliament has its own big decision to make our correspondent maxwell fund is covering the story. who will become the next president of the european parliament it is one.

. >> repor at the farmer's market in georgia today, vdor te maxwell says a lot of folks are just makingt month to month. >> they've got low income jobs. they work several jobs just to make ends meet. they've got no benefits. >> reporter: having a job does not always mean good pay or benefits. with more and more americans freelancing and workltiple jobs. peter. >>> tonight we are tracking the dangerous weather threat on the long holiday weekend, severe storms and sc orching heat stretching as far north as alaska.c' ron allen has more. >> reporter: no holiday break for firefighters battling more than 100 wild fires across alaska, some caused by lightning. >> use your e,xperience, your knoweep your awareness up. >> reporter: historic heat too. >> the hottest day of all time. >> reporte anchorage, the temperature soaring above the previous record to 90 degrees, expected to stay 10 to 20 degrees above the average through the weekend. >> i like the sun because it's better an the snow. >> reporter: in the lower 48, four million people at risk from damaging wind, hail, and possibly tornados like

thank you so much, john brabender, zerlina maxwell, as always.isten to her on sirius radio. >> thank you. >>> up next, attorney general william barr's justice department accusing congress of trying to create a public spectacle. that's what they say about having robert mueller testify. isn't that why we did a two-year investigation? he comes to congress to say what he discovered. that's a spectacle? i think that's truth-telling. and the democrats say barr is determined to keep the american people in the dark. we'll have more after the break. maria ramirez? hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. "burger! i want a sugar cookie! i want a bucket of chicken! i want....." "it's the easiest, because it's the cheesiest" kraft. for the win win. i swibecause they let metual, customize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything,

in the bed next to tricia is catherine maxwell, who is having a liver scan.recovering. normal. this is the point of the alcohol care team — supporting patients to stop drinking and start living. i was indifferent to life in the past, i wasn't enjoying it. and i haven't enjoyed life in this way for decades. with community services being cut, nhs england intends to create alcohol care teams in 50 other hospitals, while more admissions than ever are linked to problem drinking. and if you've been affected by any issues in michael buchanan's report, there is information on the bbc‘s action line. a hospital in derby is facing a bill of around a quarter of a million pounds after a group of junior doctors challenged the hours they were working in court. the judge ruled that they should have been paid more because they hadn't taken breaks while on shift. our health editor hugh pym is here. why are they working through their lunch breaks? these were breaks they we re lunch breaks? these were breaks they were contractually entitled to to protect then given the stressful

is already growing and the european parliament has its own big decisions to make our correspondent maxwell fund is covering the story. who will become the next president of the european parliament it is one of the top jobs in the european union and so far we have 4 candidates that have presented themselves to this house behind me the parliament in strasburg the front runner is a social democrat from italy. also coming up an italian judge releases the german skipper of a migrant rescue ship after she was arrested defying in order not to doff italy's interior minister has called for tougher treatment and says he will expel her. plus thing will end and the u.s. battle for a place in the women's world cup final will go to leone for the highlights of a tense and dramatic match. hello i'm terry marchin good to have you with us after days of wrangling the 28 e.u. member countries have agreed on their nominees for the top job all. prize move the leaders nominated german defense minister funded law and for president of the european commission the conservative christian democrat was nominated to rep

emerald maxwell there are forcing. many onto another source of tensnsion for the us administration and that surrounds nucuclear program. early this wednesday donald trump want that t sanctions against iran would soon be increased substantially yes. after the islamic republic exceeded a limit on and rich uranium that some material which can be used. to yield and u. k. weapons. the move comes a year off to washington walked away fromm the multilateral nuclear accord. known as the j. c. p. away. now fronts for its part has been trying t to de escalate this crisis a man in my clothes top diplomatic adviser is in iran. for talks. what is the? stepping up efforts to save the iran nuclear deal france's top diplomatic adviser who city escalatete tensions of the to rn breach two tons of the agreemen. last week iran said it had exceeded the limits set on its uranium stockpile well this monday the country's nuclear agency announced him rich uranium to four point 5% purity. over the three p point 67% ceilg setting the accord. and

in the bed next to tricia is catherine maxwell, who is having a liver scan.decades of abuse. incredibly, her body's recovering. normal. this is the point of the alcohol care team — supporting patients to stop drinking and start living. i was indifferent to life in the past, i wasn't enjoying it. and i haven't enjoyed life in this way for decades. with community services being cut, nhs england intends to create alcohol care teams in 50 other hospitals, while more admissions than ever are linked to problem drinking. malcolm buchanan, bbc news, at the royal liverpool hospital. and if you've been affected by any issues in michael buchanan's report, there is information on the bbc‘s action line. a former high courtjudge says the police officers involved in the inquiry into an alleged vip paedophile ring should themselves be investigated. sir richard henriques, who led a review of the police operation, says carl beech's bogus allegations weren't consistent, but this wasn't made clear to the court by police when they applied for search warrants. beech has just begun

then archer came back into the attack, taking glenn maxwell.wicket of the day, the latest wicket of pat cummins. joe root taking a brilliant catch to ta ke root taking a brilliant catch to take the australian 4181—7 after 42 overs. england will fancy that but given what has happened in the cricket world cup, very hard to tell. you think england are in the driving seat as it stands. we can ci’oss over driving seat as it stands. we can cross over to wimbledon when it is the women's semifinal. a big day—to—day? yes, absolutely, a huge day—to—day? yes, absolutely, a huge day ahead but perhaps not the semifinal line—up we expected having seen s0 semifinal line—up we expected having seen so many semifinal line—up we expected having seen so many of the top seeds in the women's tour following. we should not be surprised to see serena williams in the last four. she faces barbora williams in the last four. she faces ba rbora strycova. williams in the last four. she faces barbora strycova. elina svitolina is already on court, up against samina halep. simo

in the bed next to tricia is catherine maxwell, who is having a liver scan.overing. normal. this is the point of the alcohol care team — supporting patients to stop drinking and start living. i was indifferent to life in the past, i wasn't enjoying it. and i haven't enjoyed life in this way for decades. with community services being cut, nhs england intends to create alcohol care teams in 50 other hospitals, while more admissions than ever are linked to problem drinking. malcolm buchanan, bbc news, at the royal liverpool hospital. and if you've been affected by any issues in michael buchanan's report, there is information on the bbc‘s action line. a former police constable who accused a teenager of wasting police time five months before she was murdered by her ex—boyfriend has been found to have committed misconduct. shana grice was killed at her home in brighton by michael lane in 2016. she'd reported him 5 times to police. former pc trevor godfrey was told by a misconduct panel his actions were ‘serious', but they would not have constituted a sackable offen

and barbara maxwell was -- investigated the deadly ghostship fire in oakland and testified building might rebuild. in oakland, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a man was left to die in a street in oakland overnight and now police are trying to find the killer. officers were called to ban croft avenue just after midnight. they found the man lying on the ground. first responders tried to revive him, but he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> police in el cerrito are asking for the public's help. investigators released this photo they believe was used as the get away car. it's described as a white, 4- door actura. when officers arrived, the man was gone. no property was taken the 's ho >>> we go now to berkeley where two would-be tried to ipfrom a coffee shop. but quick acting employees were able to tackle them. >> reporter: surveillance video taken from inside romeo's coffee shows the moment two teenagers swipe laptops off tables and make a run for it, only to be taken down seconds later. >> i was making coffee. i heard a scream. i looked up and one of them was running out the front door w

barbara maxwell was among those from the san francisco division scouring what is left. the investigated the fire in oakland and testified at the trial. the building owner said he might rebuild. after the mess is cleaned up. in oakland, henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> work tyou but that may cause delays. crews are working to restore the pavement. they were in that pedestrians and drivers can expect detours which runs from 7 am-7 pm. the san francisco mayor london reed checked out the farmers market at the un plaza. the market recently expanded to include friday's. the city said it is working to clean up the plaza. the mayor said she was happy with the progress. the farmers market upraise every friday from 7 am-4 pm. that is in addition to existing sundays and wednesdays. >>> oakland has a rising restaurant star. a local chef was around duster crowned the champion of the new food network show. >> reporter: he is a third- generation coke and wants to use the same to help the community. >> come over here with me. wrap the butter. >> reporter: he runs a kitchen like a 31-ye

in 2010, former board member sophie maxwell passed the first law regarding food.o years ago, the n.g.o. partnered with oakland unified school district to partner in how a reduction in meat and cheese would help reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. it was simply a 30% decrease. within two years, they saved 42 million gallons of water annually and the savings was then used to increase purchase of healthy fruits, vegetables, and legumes. this study proves that it is possible for children to eat healthy, help the environment, all while saving money. in 2017, new york city announced that 15 brooklyn schools would participate in meatless mondays. less than two years later it has expanded to include all of public schools and this year would be the first year that schools would do this. i want to echo the staff from the department of environment highlighting the racial equality of this. many students do not digest -- including african american students, asian american students do not digest dairy very well. this is a product that was broad over by ---brought over by --

maxwell investigated the deadly ghostship fire in oakland and testified in trial. it started on the first floor, but the cause is yet unknown. live in oakland, ktvu fox two news. >> it's sad to see these fires keep breaking out when so little housing is available. >>> the u.s. economy slowed last quarter. gross domestic products grew 2.1% in the second quarter. that is down from the first quarter. the government also revised growth for all of 2018 down to 2.5% from 3%. slower growth increases the odds that the fed will cut interest rates by a quarter to half a point y week. >> the lower interest rate gives access to more opportunities for more and more consumers. if the interest rate is being low, that puts a lot of mortgages in the reach of folks that are right on the edge. or maybe even buying a new car. lower interest rates are important and beneficial to the economy. >> consumer spending was a bright spot for the economy. spending jumped 4.3% last quarter. consumers are feeling confident with low unemployment and rising wages. >>> president trump said he will n

governor maxwell, and his fellow dignitaries, were there, because of green.they would not have been there without him. greene little known today, for she died three years after the war. the revolution, bring to the fore men and women who otherwise and alexander hamilton and his eulogy of green, might have languished in obscurity work a few scattered. such a man was nathanael greene. he called upon hamilton to act a part of the most splendid theater. of all washington's lieutenants, greene was the only one who possessed a skill, the judgment and the character, to undergo the extreme vicissitudes of the southern campaign and emerged triumphant. plucked from the provincial neighborhood. he rests now in the pantheon of heroes of the revolution. and a founder of a new nation. thank you, so much for listening. thank you. >> questions? do you have a microphone to ask them? yes sir. >> with regard to mel gibson's movie the pager, disregarding the story you know the history of fiction, such as the atmosphere of the civil war, do you think that's a good portrayal a goo

in from the maxwell school at syracuse university. after he got his masters, he served in the united states marine corps and then joined the cia. today he's a cia operations officer. from 1969 to 2003 when he finally retired. he has written other things. mr. daigler authored "astounding fathers of american intelligence and black dispatches." those are available on these cia website. i advise you to go check those out. they are very fascinating. i invite you to check them out. he has also written numerous articles for publications with his true name and his p.k. rose pseudonym detailing activities through the end of the civil war, including studies about intelligence and the association of former intelligence officers. he is here to talk about his newest book, "spies, patriots, and traitors: american intelligence in the revolutionary war." i would like to introduce him now, wherever he may be -- there he is. please join me in welcoming ken. [applause] mr. daigler: thank you. ok, i want to start by telling you when you write a book, the

angela maxwell hired smith to train her dog to teach her how to better socialize with other dogs.he paid for six sessions and also allowed use of a shock collar. >> she ran my credit card and gave me the collar, which has been a help. he does respond to it. but after three sessions, she disappeared. >> reporter: several months later the two exchanged emails during which smith apologized saying she had been out of town and offered to complete the classes with angela's dog. angela said she gave up on scheduling after smith didn't get back to her again after that. at the sbca in san francisco, dog trainers are both accredited and certified by credible dog training associations. that is not always the case. >> unfortunately, your dogs have to be licensed but your dog trainers do not. >> reporter: the spca considers shock collar a tool of last resort. >> dogs learn better using things that motivate them to reinforce behaviors you want to see more and things that cause pain and fear have the opposite effect and don't build new behavior. >> reporter: a board member with the association o

>>president caen: i think every commissioner should go because as commissioner maxwell said, your scope is totally different after you're there on site and you see it. because we can interpret what you're saying better having seen it. >> exactly. >>president caen: i would like a copy of the slides if that's possible. >> i'll make that happen. all right. thank you very much. >> i have a couple questions. >> sure. >> and one is on where we are on the budgeting process. the last quarterly report that we did for this project showed the one-year delay, and it showed a budget increase or a cost variance of about $39 million and it also said that that covered design and preconstruction. so it did not include any inflation to the construction cost of that. again, i'm assuming that that's going to come back to us. i'm also assuming it's going to be significant. do you have a really round number of how many hundreds of millions? >> so what we're doing is we're in the process. we are getting three estimates. we're having the designer to do one estimate, we have the third party -- >> parsons. >> --

years, are not even being called to account on this one pair there is a photo on social media of maxwellthe procurer of young women for jeffrey epstein there she is in chelsea clinton's wedding, so there is a clear connection here, and documented connection, we'll have to find out who is lying clinton or the airline logs. >> laura: maybe they tried to bleach the airline logs. maybe that's what they did. prediction, will we learn anymore about the clintons, yes or no, in the involvement of bill clinton here? >> let's remember, either thee newer prosecutor, they are in the clinton camp, they would be reluctant to focus on clinton. the clinton foundation is shielding material. digital media has been scrubbing pictures of bill clinton and epstein on the web, there has then troubling efforts. >> laura: scrubbing the record, thanks. megan rapinoe, we'll talk about it with raymond arroyo. seen and unseen next. >> laura: it's time for our seen and unseen segment where we expose big cultural stories of the day. megan rapinoe is a little -- politicizing cultural consequences in a story of a gas e-

but in the background, you see gilaine maxwell. i'm not sure if i have her name right.e recruiter of underage girls. she's there in the background in the white shirt. she's dancing or something. i don't know what she's doing. >> i can understand when donald trump said in 2002 that he loved -- what did he say, jeffrey epstein was a great guy and he really loved women just like donald. he loved women almost as much as donald did, but that he loved really young women. now i guess we understand. look at these two looking at women and pointing at them. >> so president ptrump told reporters last week that he had a falling out and was not a fan of jeffrey epstein. i guess this is when he was a fan. while the nature of trump's falling out remains unclear, the times reports trump sold associates that he banned epstein from mar-a-lago after a worker at trump's club was recruited to be a masseuse for epstein. while others close to epstein claim a business transaction related to a florida property ended their relationship. in 2016, the paper says then candidate trump's allies worke

involved according to some of these alleged victims was his former girlfriend whose father was robert maxwelld british publisher who, you know, died under terrible circumstances. she was apparently running the house. what do we know about her? >> reporter: we don't know anything about her. her name has not appeared in any of the documents. we don't actually even know the alleged victims in this case. if i could jump in for a moment on this idea of jeffrey epstein cooperating with federal prosecutors. i would add you have to remember this comes in the context after a lot of criticism about the deal that was done with jeffrey epstein in florida over a decade ago. a lot of people have called it a sweetheart deal. he served 13 months in a state jail and was released. he pled guilty to a much less serious charge. a lot of people saying there was enough evidence to charge him with the charges he now faces. the u.s. attorney at the time, alex acosta, who is the former labor secretary for donald trump, had said they did not feel confident they had the evidence at the time. all of this to say that i c

first i want to thank president caen and commissioner maxwell for coming out to the site yesterday andat the progress of the construction as well as the constraint with the site logistics. as howard recapped cm/gc process and its salient features, i will provide overview how we have applied those principles on h d headworks project. i would like to spend a few moments to explain what headworks is, what are the current deficiencies, and how new headworks will address those shortcomings. as the name suggests, headworks is the head of the plant, also known as a preliminary treatm t treatment. all the flow from collection system first enters into the plant into headworks. it is also a highest elevation at the plant and wastewater flows by gravity to all remaining liquid treatment downstream. the majority of existing equipment associated with the headworks process is over 30 years old and approaching its normal replacement interval. in addition, the existing preliminary treatment process does not meet the level of service established by the commission and exhibits inefficiencies in the fine

and zerlena maxwell. representative moore, i'll start with you because you are in south carolina. joe biden, he likened the tweet about harris to the birther attacks against former president barack obama. what do you make of it, representative, and what's the campaign's plan to deal with it? >> craig, it's good to hear from you. we originally met here in south carolina, just a few weeks ago. i tell you what, it's just simply racist and it's actually a trend with the trump's racist attacks, as you remember, with the birther issue, with president obama. listen, it's a tactic that will not work. senator harris is committed to prosecuting the case against donald trump. and so they're afraid. i mean, they're really concerned. but look, here in south carolina we're used to dealing with segregationists and racists like strom thur man and the likes. we're prepared to take the fight to donald trump. we're confident and ready to really talk about senator harris agenda, her 3:00 a.m. agenda dealing with paying teachers more to closing the gap in income inequalities here in this country. >> z

my name is maxwell pritt. i am here this morning as the chair of the bay area lawyer chapter of the american constitution society. in that capacity, i have known eduardo since 2012, and for everyone who doesn't know what the american constitution society is, we are a group of a progressive lawyers that believe the law should be used to improve the lives of all people. we believe in genuine equality. we believe in meaningful access to justice. we believe that transparency and truth are the enemy of tyranny and that it is the life blood of democracy. i believe that eduardo, having known him since 2012 in this volunteer capacity, will work to achieve these things for the city of san francisco and the people of san francisco in this capacity. so you know, he has been a member of the board -- the lawyer chapter board since 2012. the board is comprised of about 20 to 30 lawyers from the attorney general's office, the doj, from private practice, from city office, every aspect of progressive lawyering in the bay area.

joining me senior director for progressive programming at sirs xm, zerlina maxwell and former aide elise a less polite joe biden look like? >> somebody who is ready to address some of the critiques that have been made about his record which i think are fair. and this current fight is really interesting. and i say, somebody who had to deal with the same critiques, as a staffer for hillary clinton who had to deal with the same exact messaging about the crime bill. and frankly, it was a weakness going into the general election because largely, millennials of color did not support hillary clinton in high numbers in states to win the electoral college. this is an issue that's going to come to the forefront. many candidates have proposed specific reform for the system. the main question for biden can you trust him to fix the system that he helped to create. >> kamala harris obviously gained ground. but did she gain ground because of the message that delivered on bussing or because she looked like she could stand on the stage against donald trump and take nothing? >> i think it helped senator h