mcneil?> i would definitely agree that we do need stronger leadership. the affordablity crisis, the crisis on our streets, and the ongoing flight and difficulties that san francisco faces make it clear that the last five years have not worked. however, i do also think that it's clear -- maybe not for lack of trying. our leadership does have innovate tiff ideas. our leadership does standup to donald trump's agenda. our leadership does try their best, but they're focusing on the minute by minute problems. they're pulling bodies out without going upstream to see what the problem is. that's why i'm run are for district four supervisor, really thinking what can we do long-term, not just to manage homelessness, but to end homelessness? what can we do long-term not just to prevent displacement, but have a city where families thrive, and have a city where people can afford to live? >> thank you very much. mr. murphy? >> yeah. san francisco's a boom-bust town, as many of you know. we're in tech v. 2 a

mcneil? >> i definitely would favor the community approach. i'm a nert, you can look that up, and i think the system does need repairing. the west side of town is not prepared for a major emergency, and we need to do something about that. generally, i think this has to do with how we treat infrastructure in the city. we do a terrible job. there are some thing that's we need to do -- some things that we need to do, and i think i mentioned about fixing policy in the long-term. politicians want to get their name on something or pass a resolution, but what happens is they're not thinking 20 years down the lines. we've got $2.4 billion in maintenance fees that are identified that are current. one of the solutions, we could be moving towards a real estate developed model. the g.s.a. at the federal level does this, and i think it's something that san francisco could easily implement for practical policy solutions on infrastructure. >> thank you very much. mr. murphy? >> yeah. we need to take a close

it should be used and i think the opportunity and the time is coming then he says i guess brenda mcneil from the beautiful island of baba thank you very much. thank you. so calls to advance independence agenda from both sides of the european debate join us after the break as we make the comparison between scotland and catalonia the two restless nations in the u.p.a. and five and that. the u.s. don't accept the sort of stars right to live my life for the. child she's likely to receive. i don't bust i love me it. was somebody you know how does know it's a mask you never know what's happening and what they're doing with their it's your . mistrust the tibetans are. sad but then there. was. also to give me of myself just because of that interview but i'm addicted to sit with your middle class and muslims all these to deal with. quite frankly i think old legitimacy isn't the be or have deteriorated and have fragmented and it is extremely important that you have it in your digital seat of a presidency that has the votes of the libyan people people who have aspirations like freedom and they do

by next march let's have a referendum a scottish in the practice you see the arjun say that this mcneil sees are you more cautious like the party with my view is that the quicker we get independence the better because if you look at the condition of the scottish economy and the challenges coming down the road with the artificial intelligence and all the rest of it and looking at the experience of the country just mentioned i use flint being a very good example of we are small countries have the ability and the gelati to respond to global economic cycles to their own benefit so the quicker we get independence the better i think realistically in thames of winning the independence referendum nor angus's will happen next march i unfortunately think that's not probably going to happen apart from the gales that requires legislation that will take it longer than the six months to get through this important point is that once we knew the deal between the u.k. the and the e.u. then i think they need to market very clearly a way forward as quickly as possible towards achieving independence we nee

private pleasant mcneil had better luck, or quicker feet. he traveled home to see his wife and made it in time. the army caught him 10 days later in bed with her. women played a vital role in the men's leaves of freedom, protecting escaped slaves. private jacob hammond left his post traveling to his wife's home, braving censure from armed white men. his wife attended to keep her husband safe. when the officers knocked on the door, her his wife -- his wife answered. the soldiers asked if she knew where her husband hit, and she lied. she said she did not know where he was. the officers barged in any way and had a look around. checking the proverbial last spot, they found hammond hiding under their bed. many black soldiers left to protect their wives, but in this instance, the wife had protected her husband. army officials and advocates for black soldiers often showed concern for men that left to his abuse and care for their families. ideas of soldiers' freedom did not always abide by conventional wisdom's. ll beyond the veil of conventional be

finish the cause for the forseeable future from two ends of the european debate alex and i'm just mcneil now unite to press for agency in addressing the independence test they are moved by the thought that the westminster establishment has never been weaker while the european future for scotland whether it be in the european union or s stuff would never be easier to negotiate one thing is for certain when all under one banner rally takes place a saturday an edge of drama and the crowd are asked in the time honored fashion what do they want the answer will be and dependence on the wrong time scale will be not. thank you for watching i'm from alex myself and all of the show the phoenix. the idea of freedom of speech is under threat speaking your mind can blind you into serious trouble now you are presumed guilty and must prove your innocence the third moves in a sovereign individual that is cowed into silence speech has been redefined as purchasing. the stock market trading at all time highs the debt load everywhere as they had to do and in fifty three hundred fifty five hundred percent de

. >> credit goes to robyn mcneil, the founders -- >> they're like the guys in philadelphia with the wigs. laher is not going to like that. he said what? west virginia. so that's the exception that proves the rule. i -- they wouldn't -- the importance of the free press isn't -- isn't really a dispute. what we're facing now is a -- and interestingly it's not unprecedented because we'd barely begun when we had someone screaming fake news, and that was john adams. sorry the brain tree people are probably upset. but, 1798, the acs were about closing down presses that they believed were dell tear you to the country in the opinion of the federal government. so there's -- there is a tradition of people wanting to suppress decent. in 19 -- from 1918 to 1920, the postmaster general closed down 400 publications in this country because they disagreed with president wilson's views on the war. so within the last 100 years, 400 newspapers were closed down. eugene debb went to jail. palmer, who makes jeff sessions looks like oliver wendle holmes, had raids. so within the last 100 years we had the power

my name is trevor mcneil and i'm running to be your next district four supervisor. i'm running because i want our neighborhoods to be safe, affordable and vibrant for san francisco families. i was raised in san francisco and now i'm raising three children in the sunset. i truly believe that our city government should be enriching our neighborhoods. i'm a proud parent. i'm a public schoolteacher and a lifelong san franciscan. i want to ensure that san francisco is a family friendly city. as a renter and a public school et teacher, i can tell you it is difficult for people to aafford to live in the sunset neighborhoods. the cost of child care means my wife had to leave her full-time job. i know the pain of the housing crisis firsthand. these issues are personal to me. if elected supervisor, i will prioritize family sized affordable housing, increase the amount of affordable housing across the entire city, and work to expand and improve policies that help families find housing in the sunset and park side neighborhoods. we must continue to improve public safety in our c

so, community meeting, met with doug mcneil, who's the president of the northeast mission business association, nmba they call themselves. seem to be pretty active. i didn't run into a lot of other groups in my research, however, our crew is on the agenda for their september 27th meeting to give a presentation. and if you have any questions, we're here. oh, there will be a pool table also. come on by. >> hi. >> hey. >> i live two blocks away from here up until april, and i no longer live two blocks away from there, so i'm a little sad you're opening a queer space when i could have frequented a lot easier, but i'll come by once we make sure this passes. question for you all. is there a dance floor? it says there's deejay entertainment and dance performances. are you envisioning more of like a nightclub type of space, or is it, like, stages with dance performances? kind of just paint a picture of what we can expect or a patron can expect if you walk in. >> yeah, so the space is kind of divided between like a restaurant/lounge area, and then there is a back room kind of tucked in the building tha

on the mcneil/lehrer program. she's known perhaps insufficiently for her keen insights as a strategic and political observer and an analyst of indications and trends. and this is exactly what corporate and military and diplomatic defense personnel seeking for people who have this kind of insight. this kind of information. this kind of knowledge. this kind of understanding. this kind of capability to analyze events that are complex, critically and make them clear to those of us who have not gone as deep as she has gone. she publishes widely and regularly. i don't know whether everything that you write for publication is restricted to your friends and acquaintances and colleagues. is it? >> no. >> okay. she says it's not. therefore, my next sentence can be uttered which is you'd benefit immensely if you received her analyses of complex events that the media glosses over if it covers at all. she's -- for the last several years been a pioneer in terms of establishing the beirut institute and the beirut institute tries

but 20-year-old hanna mcneil of colorado is learning to walk again after weakness in her lower extremitiesin a wheelchair. >> it just breaks my heart to see those little kids going through it. >> reporter: of the number of cases over the last four years most have occurred in young children. and doctors say it's rare with no cure and they don't know how it's transferred. but most patients recover fully. >> some kids regain some of their function but some kids have long-lasting paralysis of their arm or leg. >> it's one step at a time. it's one day at a time. it's one minute at a time. it's one second at a time. >> reporter: doctors stress the importance of recognizing those early signs and then seeking care as soon as possible and because they are not certain how it's transmitted it underscores the importance of washing your hands, staying current on your vaccinations and avoiding mosquito bites. >> it is a scary one, thanks very much. >>> we have more now on that red hot night at the american music awards. t.j. holmes was there on the red carpet and backstage for all the biggest moments. h