ç >> [off mic] >> supervisor safai: thank you.liham montano. >> i want to thank you for having this hearing and soing your support in this issue. sometimes when i get here, i don't really know what to say because i get so overwhelmed, i cannot believe that we are in this rich city with so many resources and a corporation like sutter saying that they cannot afford to have subacute. they cannot afford to have that? but they can afford to build two hospitals. they can afford to demolish one that is in perfect condition and they cannot afford to over this service to the city. they made a commitment to serve this city. the people in this city. how can they go on like this and have no accountability if what they're doing? i mean, i hear what everybody is saying that this is not just their doing, that they need to be -- everybody have to be involved, but they cannot just, you know, wash their hands and think that it's okay. they need to also be part of the solution. they have the money, they have the capacity to do it and they should be

like he was purposefully caught on an open mic. and we know that senator flake has said everything he said on that mic in public already. so it was -- it was -- it wasn't meant to be an interview. in public comments. but it's not inconsistent at all with what senator flake has said. and it's something -- he has an acti axe to grind with flake, and if he opposes it on deficit grounds, like he's doing it because it's a personal political spat. >> michael, one last tweet that i want to get your response to. this is from congressman adam schiff. and he was talking about the president tweeting about having -- about wishing that he had left these basketball players, these american citizens and kids, in, you know, this chinese prison to rot. adam schiff writes, the president would have left american students in jail because their parents didn't lavish sufficient praise on him. how can someone in such a big office be so small. and you know donald trump and have studied him. does he get affected by those comments, or can he compartme compar

ruane: do we need to wait for the mic? this gentleman first and we will pass it down the table. >> just a point to elaborate on and that is the soviets obtained information to create a bomb or espionage, yet they didn't do the original research. number two, somewhere along the disallowed the inationship with the brits terms of information on further atomic energy development. comment on those? mr. ruane: there is no doubt the atomic projects were penetrated by soviet agents, and the information as i understand it that was fondled to -- that was funneled to the soviets contributed to the bomb. i think that is accepted, despite the fact that the general went to elaborate efforts to keep this thing hermetically sealed. was that theoint british decide they can no longer do a bomb project on their own. they decide that really early 1942-ish. it is too expensive. you are vulnerable to bombing. there were a lot of reasons why merger with the united states was a good idea. the two come together in 1942, but very quickly, the unite

tweeting "senator jeff flaky who is unelectable in the great state of arizona was caught purposely on micing bad things about your favorite president." >> the president is also making headlines for tweeting about basketball players who were arrested in china for shoplifting and released only after president trump intervened on their behalf but now president trump says he should have left them in jail tweeting shoplifting is a very big deal in china as it should be. but not to father lavar. should have gotten his son out during my next trip to china instead. china told them why they were released. very ungrateful. ." >> ♪ >> time right now is five past the hour. competency hearing set for today for the texas man accused of traveling to d.c. to "kill all white police." michael arriego was arrested earlier this month. he's currently being held without bond. >>> american photojournalist arrested while covering president trump's inauguration that sparked mass protests back in january is due in court today. alex see wood has been charged with multiple felonies and faces decades in prison if con

thanking them for their applause, but when you are talking to them it is conversation and you have a mict is conversational, but when you snap into a poem, that is a number so you are not using the same pitch. what's the lucky number three? don't be too chummy. merchandise, available in the lobby, oh, yes, it is there in the lobby. you could pay less for a t—shirt. i'll be honest with you. not too much back and forth. the whole show in involves speech so you become all too accessible, so you don't want to get involved. you know, people feel it incumbent upon them to comment upon what you are doing. it is not a conversation, is it? not a conversation. you are there to tell a story. you must nip that in the bud. i could chew the fat all night but there is the ticket buyers to consider. so we have dress carefully, find a comfortable vocal pitch, don't get too chummy. they are the three golden rules. yes. thank you very much. hopefully you might be there to see me in action. i will be there to see how carefully you have dressed. don't miss out. kingston—upon—hull. with advice like that, i wi

[off mic] >> can i speak? >> plan of action and a recommendation to the commission. >> do you want to make an amendment to that? >> i will make one amendment. rosemary, i know it's -- is there any way your staff could help educate ms. tran about noticing tenants before work is done to their units. i think that would be beneficial to the tenants and to ms. tran who doesn't understand about the notice required. >> absolutely. we will definitely work with her to understand since she indicated that this is new to her so that she gives the notice under california civil code, yes. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> as amended, i would like to second that. >> okay. >> so there's a motion and a second to continue the item for 60 days. >> yes. >> take a roll call on the motion. vice president gillman. >> yes. >> commissioner con sting >> yes >> commissioner lee >> yes >> commissioner walker >> yes >> commissioner -- >> yes >> the motion carries unanimously. >> is there anything else? public comments? >> hello.

. >> that's arizona senator jeff flake spilling his candid feelings about president trump on hot mic.e was unaware his microphone was on. flake has been an open critic of president trump and previously announced he would not run for reelection in 2018. of course president trump wasted no time hitting back at the comments tweeting senator jeff flaky was caught purposely on mic saying bad things about your president. >> the presidnt is also making headlines for tweeting about the three u.c.l.a. basketball players shoplifting in china. now president trump says he should have left them in jail tweeting shoplifting is a very big deal in china as it should be but not to father lavar. china told them why they were released very ungrateful. >> time right now is 4:34 and a texas man accused of traveling to d.c. to "kill all white police will appear in court today for a competency hearing. michael ariego was arrested earlier this month. he was not armed. >> an american photojournalist arrested while covering president trump's inauguration is due in court today. alexia wood a freelance photojour

. >> flake on the left was eventually told his mic was on. he seemed stunned. he is leaving the senate because he opposes president trump. the mayor in this conversation wants flake to launch a presidential bid. >> as we know any time your mic is physically on, you've got to assume it's turned on. 6:09, a missing subject marine is at the center of a mystery. severe weather is leaving its mark to our south and west. and backlashish star will pay tribute to her mom at tonight's american music awards. >> when we take a look at storm tracker 6, one last band of heavy rain as i spoke quickly racing off to the east. looks like the philadelphia marathon should be okay, but those gusty winds will be a factor later this afternoon. feel the power of theraflu expressmax. new power... ...to fight back theraflu's powerful new formula to defeat 7 cold and flu symptoms... fast. so you can play on. theraflu expressmax. new power. counties in tennessee leaving a trail of damage in its wake. this was the scene just east of nashville last night. roof tops were scattered on the gr

. >> reporter: this woman is a cardiac nurse who happened to be running in the same race as mic.she started cpr and later led the medical team that used the defibrillator to restart his heart. >> we all are very thankful mike made it and we were able to meet him a few months later and tell him that we were grateful that we could help him out. >> reporter: mike says he and his family are still recovering from his unexpected brush with death. >> i let my daughter lay her head on my economist so she could hear my heart. -- on my chest so she could hear my heart. she was definitely traumatized for several weeks afterwards. >> reporter: mic will be part of the open -- mike will be part of the opening ceremony for this week's race. >> it's not interest i ever expected to have -- something i ever expected to have happen, but i live with a lot more gratitude and a lot more perspective than i had before. >>> if you're stressed out about hosting that big thanksgiving dinner, at least you don't have to set this table. bay area celebrity chef tyler florence hosted this long, long luncheon at

short form for microphone is mic.rom a tweet by the president. >>> awaiting this, white house press briefing on a day where president trump seems to be on the defense with just about everyone. added north korea to the top of that list designating north korea a state sponsor of terror. >> this designation will oppose further sanctions and penalties on --

trump on a hot mic. >> from the party of roy moore and be donald trump >> you're the guy that could, just for fun, think how much fun it would be to point out what an idiot this guy is. >> earlier tonight, the president tweeted senator jeff flakey who is unelectable in the great state of arizona quit race anemic polls was caught purposely on mic saying a bad things about your favorite president. he'll be a no on tax cuts because his political career anyway is toast. >>> as we head to towards thanksgiving, the trump white house still trying to drum up support for the gop's tax reform proposal. it was at the forefront of the sunday talk shows today, fox's garrett tenney with more. >> reporter: the white house says it's still very optimistic that congress will be able to get a tax reform president's desk by the end of the year in this next week will be extremely important in making that happen. the full senate is now reviewing the bill that passed the finance committee thursday and expected to vote the week after thanksgiving, a number of senators are still on the fence though and they

. >> jump right up there, use the mic. >> i am halfway through your book and blown away by your life.when did you realize you had ptsd, were you diagnosed and how did it affect your recovery from stroke? >> that is a good question. did everybody here? when did i have ptsd? when i employed 2003 i came back, didn't do a lot of ptsd testing in the military. we had a number of soldiers who had several incidents some of which including violent incidents with their family. the second tour we screened everybody for ptsd and at times, you test positive for it, one of the difficulties with that diagnosis, everybody goes to war and spends time there it will be positive. when i started my stroke therapy i started at the university immediately after the stroke and went to saint luke's, and we understand your stroke and indications, and against this diagnosis. and the military paradigm, ptsd is a sign of weakness. and emotionally, cognitively week. and that connotation to it. and the connotation, and careers that are ended the diagnosis. to their credit, and going to therapy sessions over time, ov

melissa: jeff, if you could open my mic we want to listen back here. he is back at the mic. let's listen. reporter: sure. the president is back at the mic? i don't see that. he is shaking hands, what he is doing, melissa. melissa: that was direction in my ear. we're trying to go back to follow along. doesn't look like that. sorry for interrupting. reporter: no problem. he is shaking hands. it was crazy one. he was earlier and spoken longer than he intended to. at least we thought he was going to do. let you hear some of it, if you missed some of what went on here today, making the point again, that this tax cut and we don't know exactly how it will come out, obviously it will go to conference committee even if it gets through the senate. he says it will be the biggest tax cut in history. listen. >> the biggest tax cut in the history of our country. bigger than reagan. if they send it to my desk, i promise all of the people in this room, my friends, so many friends in this room it is a great state. i promise i will sign it. i will not veto that bill. [cheering] reporter: he a

. >> sandra: the hot mic moments. the microphone was on when senator jeff flake said this. >> become the party of roy moore and donald trump we will be toast. >> sandra: tell us what he really feels. president trump firing back on twitter. will the escalating feud jeopardize tax reform? we'll talk to former congressman jason chaffetz. >> bill: roy moore's initial accuser speaking out now aimed at the alabama senate candidate. what she is now saying about her experience from many years ago. >> sandra: a tragic reminder of the dangers of keeping america safe. a border agent is killed in the line of duty. the details straight ahead. >> mexico, they're destroying us. killing us at the border, killing us on trade. we're going to build a wall. it is going to be a great wall. it is going to be a great, great wall. ings) you're drew brees?! i'm sorry to bother you, but my car broke down and i'd really appreciate a ride to the stadium. yes! ...but, no, i have to stay here and wait for a package. i thought anybody who rooted fo

this after the senator was overheard bashing the president on an open mic, moments after a townhall on tax reform legislation. take a listen. that was moore talking with mesa mayor john giles. talking with mesa mayor john giles. minutes earlier-- giles asked senator flake about the possibility of him running for president in 2020. the president fired back on twitter on sunday. he tweeted: "senator jeff flake, who is unelectable in the great state of arizona.. was caught (purposely) on mike' saying bad things about your favorite president. he'll be a no on tax cuts because his political career anyway is toast.'" senator flake's office responded-- saying the senator is "still reviewing" the tax bill and that his vote "will have nothing to do with the president." only on seven.. an exclusive interview with the father of the latest alleged white house fence jumper. 24-year-old victor merswin was arrested less than 24 hours ago. he's accused of jumping over fenced bike racks into an unauthorized area, while trying to get onto white house property. the incident report states, he told a secre

i don't have any cards so if you have anything to say, please hit the mic.eeing none, public comment is closed. madame secretary? >> item 9-a, executive director's report. >> good afternoon, members of the commission. members of the public and port staff, i'm elaine forbes, the port's executive director. i'd like first to update you all on the resiliency by design challenge. in may of 2017, this challenge, which is called the r.b.d. challenge was kicked off with a call for innovative approaches to climate change. and this was really modeled after what happened in new york in the wake of hurricane sandy. the rockefeller foundation contributed a large amount of money, $4.6 million to this design challenge. the design challenge, as i said, there was a call for innovative solutions from multidisciplinary teams and r.b.d. received 50 submissions. on september 10, 10 teams were selected. those teams are composed of local, national and international experts. for two months, the teams have studied climate change issues. this is a nine-county bay area challenge. so t

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the runner up to the mic. as a former u.s. teen idol who now cultivate a more mature image these makeup mishaps will do nothing to deter her one hundred twenty eight million followers. and the winner is instagram's very own account it showcases the best of user's pics curated by instagram's community two hundred twenty seven million followers are hooked. that was this week's ranking and now. british artist howard levy is a master of optical illusions he's won over many online fans with his clips and hyper realistic drawings but he's also confounded a lot of them deliberately. which object is real and which is a drawing. these videos are standard everyday objects that they're not as real as they seem. cowardly challenges his view is to spot the difference testing their preconceptions. of people people to question the reality of. what makes a video great is the moment at which it becomes something you didn't expect it to be whether it's that you were looking at a drawing and you didn't realize it was a drawing or whether you wer

how to use a mic. mics can be very tricky. you ever hear of joey lewis?ay mobsters cut his face because he didn't want to do a club date. nope. tripped on a mic cord. >> what? >> 30% of all comics die from cord-related injuries. >> that's not true. >> well, it's up there. >> seth: please welcome to the show, rachel brosnahan, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: hi, rachel. how are you? >> i'm good, thanks. how are you? >> seth: good. congratulations on the show. >> thank you. >> seth: this is -- i love the pilot. this is about a woman in the late '50s. housewife, homemaker, who decides to become a standup comedian. >> yes. >> seth: and you based, i heard, on some degree, on joan rivers. is that somebody you were a fan of? >> yeah, i was a huge fan of joan rivers. i remain a huge fan of joan rivers. i looked towards joan rivers for inspiration, and a woman named jean carroll, totie fields, many, many amazing comics. >> seth: did you ever have a chance to meet joan rivers? 'cause i met her and it was one of the great thrills of my life. >> oh, real

the mic but i was going as well i want to. that's none of. your to me because i think the one thing i should think other people is just watch on t.v. you see. that i love you can go places. here my i.q. from if you go here any more just to josh and people you know it. is you who are saying you know especially when you say you have got a wealthy with a better mood than you especially your bonus they are. like that thank you for having your what you. like a thank you thank you for sharing your thoughts. on you know. it. was difficult to live with one is what does need to distinguish from one school as you can use can lead to the most movie good news is what makes your supremacy dejan going and i see will start with the g.b. to do it to get to where i was tuesday's the right is refusing to stop when i see d.d. she did not a minute her see which one in the british as we will. know in. a. year it was. you know the drill you had to be mama. we were listening. to with. you when the oh. oh . that was a moot. issue i know it was hoping to go. in this

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but it's a very tall ceiling we need you to speak directly into the mic. as you can imagine i am honored to be here and to be in that presence of 70 great people. bob instructed me to tell the panelists not to talk about him and i did that that won't stop me as bob knows. connecting it with them with the bob was a major gift to me. i rarely worked with an editor who actually edited perhaps it is a dine at dying at -- art. i hope not. as it is a major intellectual project and as you just heard he is also a writer as well he not only has the ability to see the overall structure and art of a narrative and he also shows our thursday how to strengthen that structure. he also contributes ideas from an amazing historic knowledge that is not confined to european diplomatic historyry and the knowledge and cultural. i actually now in regretful that i did not say him in my foot notes with insight. he can do small. and grow big. sentence by sentence. example by example. most the time i agree with them. it comes to the fact that he actually listens to what a writer is

>> caller: i bought acquirery infrastructure score, mic about a year ago for $70 it's paying out greatds but the price has been going down the drain >> i think that dividend is a red flag we've got to do more work on that they're doing the same stuff that is kind of like what ge's doing and we know that's not good stephen in illinois. >> caller: a big booyah whether cramer how are you doing >> i'm doing well. >> caller: i'm holding shares of stock bras come. >> i think you should swap out of that and go to dow dupont that's the better pick mic in washington. >> caller: hi jim. >> hello >> caller: hello hello. >> you got jim >> caller: hi this is mick i'd like to get your opinion on ole net technology >> alike gio thermal it's -- stock feels like it's rolling over i'm a believer. anna in florida. >> caller: hi jim booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: i love your show. my question is i bought chipotle at 4.60 and then it went down rkt i bought more and it keeps coming down. i don't know if i should sell it >> it is still expensive but not as much. that last innocent, that last food sanitary inc

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reporter: what was your response when that pesky reporter put the mic in your face? >> they asked me how do you like the new streetcars, i said these are great, they're better than the old ones. >> and a star was born. >> there you go. reporter: rain fall was really impressive here. it doesn't matter, north to south, in fact, surprisingly, santa cruz mountains came out ahead of everybody else, although in tahoe there were off the chart amounts. ben lomond, 5 inches of rain here are some rain totals. rain t there was a lot more than that. except for a couple of little showers for about another half hour, i think we're about done. rain ends, some fog. it's a dry forecast for the weekend, but that tule fog will be thick for areas. rain returns on monday. that's as far as i'm going to go because after that, forecast models are all over the place. your weekend looks good. plan on rain monday, but nothing compared to what we just had. a little shower activity towards marin county., not a lot, but a little bit. it looks like that is falling apart. there's still one hanging

here he is in a clip that aired on "good morning, america," caught on an open mic. >> become the party of roy moore and donald trump. we are toast. you're the guy that could -- >> think how much fun this could be. >> and to point out what an idiot this guy is. anyway. >> i'm going to take the liberty of saying most people don't find it that much fun. he quoted no news here. trump just responded to flake's comment on twitter, saying quote, senator jeff flaky who is unelectable in the great state of arizona was caught on mic saying bad things about your favorite president. he'll be a no on tax cuts because his political career anyway is toast. and christian conservatives were told, those two sides of the party, both of them are unpersuasives to moms and dads in iowa and nebraska who are thinking about what kind of country they want to give their kids in ten to 20 years. do you think this is the kind of thing that will get republican voters excited in iowa? >> what has he ever won? can anyone ever tell me what he's won? he's 0 for life. and everybody's saying's going he's going to be this

take one of these mics. is that mic live? take that. let's give you a mic. identify yourself. we met but if you will identify yourself. >> i have the honor of working with dean she. a great -- the question i have for you guys is how can we help you? one of our approaches were to seek out best practices from not just within maryland but the entire region. we reached out to hospitals in washington dc, virginia, maryland, pennsylvania, new jersey, and we wanted to create the wheel, -- we didn't want to create the wheel, we wanted together information. we are committed to collaboration. how can we help you with a transformational approach to collaboration and a transformational approach to high-level practices? we need to do things immediately. >> i am going to yield to the surgeon general. from my standpoint, being here. we have c-span covering his. education of the public, my experience over a long period of time has been if the public is aware, they will support action. they will urge action. the public, almost everyone in the public has some relative or friend or neighbor or c

i believe we have mics on either side. is that right? mics on both left and right. i'd ask you a couple of things. first, please identify yourself. your name and where you are here at the school. and if you can have a brief question, please. o the panel. wait for the mic. thanks. questioner: hi. i'm joseph and i'm from queens, new york, here at the college at georgetown. my question is, what did president clinton do to curb north korea effectively from gaining a nuclear weapon. it's a pressing issue here today and they've known that north korea was an issue since 1994, when they signed the nonproliferation treaty that didn't actually work for north korea. should they have done more and should they be held accountable for doing more? thanks. mr. talbott: madeleine's the only one on this panel who has been to pyongyang. ms. albright: i'm still the highest level sitting official who went to pyongyang to meet with the leader. on inn instructions from president clinton -- on instructions from president clinton. the story with north korea is a long, complicated one and i

she needs a mic. hold on. although we could all here you before. [ laughter ] >> i don't need one. but thank you. good evening, justice ginsburg. judge williams. thank you so much for being here. >> your name, your school, your year. >> my name is evelyn batista. i go to nova southeastern university in davie, florida, fort lauderdale. and i've read your autobiography. and you haven't gotten it, i recommend it. >> it is not an autobiography. >> it's not an autobiography. it's selected speeches i've given, articles i've written. the biography -- the two people who are on that book with me, wendy williams and wendy hartnett, are my official biographies. >> yes. >> they started in 2004. our original idea was that their biography would come out and then a book of selected writings. but that's 2004 until now. so i suggested a few years ago, why don't we flip the order? let's do the selective writing first. and that's how my awards came to be. >> and so let me give a pitch for the book. if you go to the supreme court -- supreme court gift shop, there are autographed copies of that book. a

[off mic] >> chair m. mondejar: oh, by the flag. [off mic] >> chair m. mondejar: thank you to the public for indulging us for our photo session, photo opportunity. madam secretary, will you please call the next item. >> the next order of business is agenda item 5d. consenting to former successor agency employee thor kaslofsky's request for waivers from the successor agency's post-employment restrictions related to work on housing projects at the candlestick point-hunters point shipyard and artist community at the hunters point shipyard, discussion and action, resolution number 46-2017. madam director? >> thank you. this item is before us because thor, former employee of o.c.i.i. has been an employee for about ten years, is requesting a waiver. and morales, general counsel will be giving the overview and thor will be available to respond to questions, if commissioners have any. >> president mondejar, members of the commission, i'm jim morales, general counsel. as you know, the agency has a policy that says that former employees, commissioners and consulta

mic drop. >>> 3:30 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast. welcome back to viewers here in the united states and all around the world. this is "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell. thank you for being with us. the u.s. president addressed leaders just a short time ago in vietnam at the summit of asia pacific leaders. he vowed to change a huge trade imbalance between the united states and otheration countries including china. the president says decades of wad deals by previous administrations have hurt u.s. companies. listen. >> when the united states enters into a trading relationship with other countries or other peoples, we will from now on expect that our partners will faithfully follow the rules just like we do. we expect that markets will be open to an equal degree on both sides. >> mike joins us now from hong kong. he's a senior fellow at the u.s.-china institute at the university of southern california. it's good to have you with us to talk about this story. mike, the president's message on china and trade. he says he no longer blames chi

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also during our q & a we have microphones -- just the one this time so if you could step up to that mic, that would be great because we have c-span here filming and also making an audio recording of this event. feel free to leave your chairs where they are. we have more events this afternoon, so you're welcome to stick around all day. i'm pleased to welcome johan in neuman this afternoon to discuss her important new book "gilded sufferragists" about a group of new york socialites who fought for the became's right to vote. among the more than 200 social figures she writes bass host or familiar names, and she reminds us what a radical, explosive notion the women's vote was in the early 1900s 1900s and and hn her own words, there's a moment when generations cross paths and aned ay that once seem radical loses its toxins. this is call one of the top books of the fall from independent publishing houses. neuman is a scholar in residence at american university and an award-winning journalist who has wherein for "los angeles times" and "usa today." going to be in conversation with jude woodruff