or other agreements with city departments or consultants to help us complete our work this is a mouith the city's planning department with campos the occ planning and the design the manager of planning and review for occ pardon me will be presenting this item thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners (inaudibl (inaudible). >> claudia check the mike please. yeah. >> good afternoon chair and commissioner rosales and director bohe i'm the manager the design and review for occ today, we have before you the item we're asking you to authorize a second amendment to occs existing memorandum of understanding with the san francisco planning department extending two fiscal years for the fiscal year 2018 as an overview this original memorandum of understanding or mou was adopted and authorized in august of 2013 it is - its purpose two-fold to summit the occ staff for design review and services and provides a fraction in which the staff at the occ confer with the planning dependent on the matters the original mou was for two fiscal years focusing 2014 and fiscal year 2015 during the term of th

going back to the mou, it may go back to the rank and file. those timelines may go out the window because you are talking about a new mou. there is one existing right now. the new mou are going to affect our officer involved shootings, firearms, discharge review and it will affect a lot of issues that will go through our rank and file and i do not anticipate that this is something the bargaining body for the rank and file officers, the poa would not want to obviously discuss and maybe litigate. >> well, i can't nor do i presume can speak for the bargaining unit that represents the rank and file, but i assume that the d. a. and the pd can enter into a draft mou subject to meet an confer and all the appropriate labor laws that can at least be the starting point of a public discussion. >> absolutely. >> all right. with that, are there members of the public who have patiently waited all of this time on this issue of utmost important at this moment in time, please come forward. public speaker: my name is claudia stevens. my daughter was murdered by

the mou so i wanted to just check in i know that that mr. stevens sent i'm sorry that dave george had sent us to note was happening going forward i wanted to understand what we've date of birth thus far the kind of things we're asking them to go going forward seems things we have had a sense of belonging for example, monthly reports and things that are logical so - >> commissioner wynns would like to record a votes on the consent calendar. >> what's your vote. >> i want to vote yes on everything except no on k 19. >> thank you so i wanted to get a better sense ever what currently exists it seems to me that we don't have many friends of at schools but instead have pats pats and district them out that and require staff i wanted to ask why we're not asking for for the requests for the next year this year because they've been an established organization for sometime and i think that their organization has been helpful but also been a lot of questions around their effectiveness or you know kind of the relationship so you know, i would rather that

or if the mou is terminated by operation of the mou. the port another component of the interim release, the port would have a right of termination if needed this area for some public trust purpose good we would get give six months notice did we think the odds of that are probably low. the rent would be karen [inaudible] about $5007 on month, two month security deposit permitted uses the navigation center uses and construction of the facilities. i do want to mention that since we published the staff report it was a recommendation from the community for an additional term to the be added to our mou between the port and hsa each and it's up here and it's essentially going to what happens at the end of the term of the navigation center and there's the recommendation that towards the end of that operation period there be stopped taking new guests and start placing people in other facilities as beds become available. so, they're sort of in over orderly closure of the facility are we've talked about this fragmentation between the board and hsa

going back to the mou, it may go back to the rank and file. those timelines may go out the window because you are talking about a new mou. there is one existing right now. the new mou are going to affect our officer involved shootings, firearms, discharge review and it will affect a lot of issues that will go through our rank and file and i do not anticipate that this is something the bargaining body for the rank and file officers, the poa would not want to obviously discuss and maybe litigate. >> well, i can't nor do i presume can speak for the bargaining unit that represents the rank and file, but i assume that the d. a. and the pd can enter into a draft mou subject to meet an confer and all the appropriate labor laws that can at least be the starting point of a public discussion. >> absolutely. >> all right. with that, are there members of the public who have patiently waited all of this time on this issue of utmost important at this moment in time, please come forward. public speaker: my name is claudia stevens. my daughter was murdered by

going back to the mou, it may go back to the rank and file. those timelines may go out the window because you are talking about a new mou. there is one existing right now. the new mou are going to affect our officer involved shootings, firearms, discharge review and it will affect a lot of issues that will go through our rank and file and i do not anticipate that this is something the bargaining body for the rank and file officers, the poa would not want to obviously discuss and maybe litigate. >> well, i can't nor do i presume can speak for the bargaining unit that represents the rank and file, but i assume that the d. a. and the pd can enter into a draft mou subject to meet an confer and all the appropriate labor laws that can at least be the starting point of a public discussion. >> absolutely. >> all right. with that, are there members of the public who have patiently waited all of this time on this issue of utmost important at this moment in time, please come forward. public speaker: my name is claudia stevens. my daughter was murdered by

or if the mou is terminated by operation of the mou.he port another component of the interim release, the port would have a right of termination if needed this area for some public trust purpose good we would get give six months notice did we think the odds of that are probably low. the rent would be karen [inaudible] about $5007 on month, two month security deposit permitted uses the navigation center uses and construction of the facilities. i do want to mention that since we published the staff report it was a recommendation from the community for an additional term to the be added to our mou between the port and hsa each and it's up here and it's essentially going to what happens at the end of the term of the navigation center and there's the recommendation that towards the end of that operation period there be stopped taking new guests and start placing people in other facilities as beds become available. so, they're sort of in over orderly closure of the facility are we've talked about this fragmentation between the board and hsa s

the mou system seems to be one of them. maybe using the model new york is trying to implement nationwide might be something that could help for us. but i would like to hear from mr. demings first if i may. >> i will say that we enjoy a pretty good relationship with our federal authorities in the metropolitan and orlando area because of what we have in terms of the theme parks, we have federal agents who are embedded within our theme parks so that forces us to communicate i believe there's still room for improvement, however. the situation i talked about earlier in which a law enforcement officer stopped someone on the streets of our nation when they do a -- typically we're trained to check for -- run a national check to see if the person has any type of warrants or what have you and we run it within our respective states as well but there's nothing that comes back from that national database that tells us whether or not that person that we have encountered is illegal or not. it's something we've suggested, it's a policy wit

the mou system seems to be one of them. new york is trying to implement nationwide but i'd like to hear from mr. demmings first if i may. >> i will say that we enjoy a pretty good relationship with our federal authorities in the metropolitan and orlando area because of what we have in terms of the theme parks, we have federal agents who are embedded within our theme parks so that forces us to communicate i believe there's still room for improvement. the situation i talked about earlier in which a law enforcement officer stopped someone on the streets of our nation when they do a -- typically we're trained to check for -- run a national check to see if the person has any type of warrants or what have you and we run it within our respective states as well but there's nothing that comes back that tells us whether or not that person that we have encountered is illegal or not it's a policy within ice that needs to change where we want to have access to that realtime information. >> that's something we can look at and my staff i

and that is -- that new mou i believe is in effect now. so that should bring improvement to the situation. and i think we can count on major city chiefs to kind of anecdotally check on that to make sure it is being forced. >> i know it has been going back and forth, but it seems to me any police commissioner or chief that has officers on the task force for at least, the chief should be briefed on those cases. you have the street intel. you have the intelligence on the streets. chair now recognizes mrs. watson cohen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. to each of you, let me just say that i'm profoundly grateful, because i can just listen to all the challenges that you're experiencing on so many different levels and so many different areas, and how safe we are relatively speaking. and i know it is because you all are dedicated. you interact with your colleagues, where ever you need to. and you're smart at what you do and keeping us safe and i thank you from the bottom of my heart. i also want to recognize that the great state of new jersey and the

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be that as it may, anyone that is located on this side is going to be dealing with a lot of mou moisture slamming up against the mountains. so the rains that fall are going to fall back onto the eastern coast. we are concerned that flooding is going to be a big issue especially for the eastern side. also have to keep an eye on the typhoon because depending on its track, the further north it goes, the more likely it will tear up that system. that means it's going to keep a lot of strength as it moves to the north and west. meanwhile, what u used to be a named system ovever vietnam, th storm has now becomee a tropica depression. nevertheless, it carries with it a lot of moisture. that's going to be the case through the next several days. so be on the lookout for flooding issues there. now, here's another named storm. this is a tropical storm named melakis. for the moment doesn't look like it's going to impact any land, but we're going to keep a close eye on it. yeah, looks like again with another system. . then expect it to move to the north and east. we'll see what's happening as we go in

they are conducting a search mou at this point we do not know if shots were actually fired. or of injuries as a result of this incident. >> reporter: local boy at heart of decision 2016. harry reid lashes out at trump. >> reporter: trump facing a new contrs i'm blind in one eye. i'm bliepd in one eye, i got that. i use my good eye what a fraud this man is. running for the president of the united states. reid responding to trump's interview. thinks reid should work out again with his rubber work out pieces. referring to an exercise band that snapped and blinded reid in admitting president bomoffice born in the usa. >> trump gathers the media in his new washington hotel with an announcement. veterans gave positive testimonials about trump and ended with a comment. >> president obama was born in the united states. period. >> trump falsely adds clinton start today in 2008. made that claim. as for the president, today. we got other business to attend to. i was confident about where i was born. >> mr. obama has been vocal in speak out against trump. nominee says she is health and

ball one, and each team mou -- now in the last couple of innings had a chance to score.old joe nathan gave up a single, threw a wild pitch, had a runner at second, nobody out. he got out of it. stranding a republunner at thir there was a runner at third and one out in nathan's inning. getting out of jams is what we've seen in the last couple of innings. that's a base hit. belt will stop at second, strong arm -- right fielder, tomas. two men on, nobody out for nunez. >> the fastball down. segura may have had a little lead towards the base, had to come back for his momentum. the point you think about tomas is a good one. he is not going to challenge his arm. another opportunity here, bruce bochy can do a number of things. defending against a bunt. >> meanwhile, corey gearrin. a right-hander, starts to warm up in the bull pen. goldschmidt, shallow in case of a bunt. nunez, sacrificed fly and a double, also had a single. bunts it fouled. >> that is a tip right there. he had a couple of sacrificed bunts with the twins before the giants acquired him in the trade. none with the

the site next to it is dpw site that isn't part of the mou, however, as the community review evolved that parcel was included in the rfp issued. the sites used as a parking lot and it is currentsly used as a parking lot. i will go into the terms of the mou because the purpose is guide the port and mayor's office of houses to review and see if the project is feasible. it is 3 year term with 12 year extension to allow the entitlement process. the housing office will pay for all cost accept forpublic backing cost as well as transaction cost that the state legislation wanted us to pay for. the port in the mou delegated developer [inaudible] to the housing office meaning we led and take the lead in issuing the rfp and coming up with criteria including the rfp conducting community outreach what to include in the rfp and finally selecting the developer. as a rument the port isn't putting money into the project and funded by the mayor's office of housing. last year [inaudible] you endorsed the rfp and gave the go ahead of mayor's offense of housing. they issued the rfp and selected a develop

they were at home against the white sox and another homer on the mou win 1-0. and then it was 2-0 sox. and they bring in ramirez and it was 2-1. >> and all hail tonight and they win 3-1. the magic number was lower tonight because of the mistakes. >> we made some mistakes that we shouldn't. i just think when you fall behind, you don't want it to be an excuse but it's a tough night to navigate and you try to stay away from the guys that you want to stay away from. you try to get some their feet and off their path knowing that it's not going to turnaround. you just try to learn what you need to learn from it and move on. >> and detroit held a 14-0 lead through casey and they blew it. >> and royals were not done. moments later they hit a 3-run to win it 7-1. and if they win and the tigers lose both games. >> and they will face rockers the afternoon and should win the game by a million points. >> and badgers win out 2nd three. and they made it 14-3 and was just getting it started. >> beth, hide your eyes. and leo, a little spin move. he has blockers and that's a 66-

the two sides worked on implementing the mou and to wind down iran's fms program over the ensuing months. in november 1979, the hostages were taken and those efforts came to an end. the dispute over the fms trust fund and interest which rultded in the settlement in january of this year, was part of iran's claims that it filed with the tribunal in 1982. so you can imagine the scale of it and the money involved. it covers 1,126 huge fms contracts. before the settlement in january, other parts of the fms claims were decided or settled sometime ago. settlement discussions over technical legal matters have been held in this channel for decades led by the state department legal advisor. since the early 1980s through the reagan, bush, and clinton administrations, some 40 rounds of claims meetings have occurred at this level. the prior settlements with iran of other portions of the fms claims occurred during the first bush administration. in 1989, the united states and iran settled -- paid from the judgment fund. in 1990, the parties enter into a partial settlement, same trust fund subject of th

almost 10-thousand feet in the air-- dangling over the side of a mou. to 110 people yesterday in the french alps.three cable cars carrying tourists over one of the largest glaciers in europe-- became tangled in high winds.two thirds of the passengers were rescued before nightfall... one of them was a woman from michigan.... "we were there almost 10 hours in the cable car. the cable car left about 2.30 in the afternoon and it was just before midnight when they finally belayed us out of the gondolas which was really quite an experience." rescue workers water and blankets got into the cars to stay with the 45 people who were left hanging in the air overnight.all them were safely rescued this morning. 3 north korea says it tested a powerful nuclear warhead that could be mounted on a ballistic missile.officials from south korea, japan and the u-s quickly condemned the test.president obama says north korea's test would be met with serious consequences. the nuclear test not only raises concerns that the communist nation is a step closer to building a nuclear w

. >> the carter administration or the reagan administration had followed the mou, the interest would have been paid by the bank into which we put the escrow account, the escrow moneys? >> all of the administrations since the memorandum in 1979 acted consistently with respect to these funds. >> no, you just told me they didn't. the mou required us to put it in an interest-bearing account and in the next sentence you said we didn't do that. >> that's correct, but each of the administrations treated those funds consistently, not withstanding the language of the mou, there are legal arguments at stake that continue to be before the tribunal, and again, i would be happy to discuss that further in a closed setting. >> we may get that opportunity. last question. my understanding of the flow of the funds is the original $400 million was indeed a payment by the government of iran under the fms program. i get that. their money. there was a legal lien against that money, wasn't there? that the 2000 victims of trafficking violation protection act of 2000 specifically placed a lean against that e

in terms of what i seek to achieve, i think it's really important, i think implementing mou and ab- 1443 we implement accountability system. with my knowledge specific to this county and its limitations and its benefits and resources, i think i could be really valuable in mediating change in that area. i also think knowing what i know as a student and former educator and someone who is a sworn police officer think we need to effective communication between agencies in san francisco specifically get specific to supporting victims and holding predators and offenders accountable a somewhat we know about those challenges that face areas like prosecution and this county or that sort of thing because of concerns and complicated by concerns by based on student privacy and that sort of thing that we see coming out of the universities and institutions. also, i summer was the first in the family to graduate from college so what about working-class, somebody was native american and central american blessed disability, i really hope that i can use my background assertive multidimensional as it is, t

. >> the carter administration or the reagan administration had followed the mou, the interest would have been paid by the bank into which we put the escrow account, the escrow moneys? >> all of the administrations since the memorandum in 1979 acted consistently with respect to these funds. >> no, you just told me they didn't. the mou required us to put it in an interest-bearing account and in the next sentence you said we didn't do that. >> that's correct, but each of the administrations treated those funds consistently, not withstanding the language of the mou, there are legal arguments at stake that continue to be before the tribunal, and again, i would be happy to discuss that further in a closed setting. >> we may get that opportunity. last question to mr. capuano, i believe he stepped out. my understanding of the flow of the funds is the original $400 million was indeed a payment by the government of iran under the fms program. i get that, their money, for lack of a better word. there was a legal lien against that money, wasn't there? that the 2000 victims of trafficking violat

the total early, investment cost and in april, you approved a supply mental memo of understanding and mou and that provided an additional 20 million to the 60 million that is already provided. and so this next request is funding 3.9 million of that 20 million, and plus the electric identification project and you are already familiar with this but it does have a strategic plan amendment that advances 660,000 to fund the work. >> the next request is funding the rounding era on this original 60 million dollar, san francisco share and along with the 14,000 dollars and all of the 60 million dollar commitment and for the first mou. and the next request is for cal train state of good repair annual program you and may recall that it is not a member of the cal train we have a history of offsetting the city's local capitol match contributions. and with the prop k extend tur plan. and so we have provided capitol match from these categories and these are separate from the category which has its own prop k funding and two projects, morin bridges which will fit and add the fencing and the potential fil

it's1 in fayetteville. 71 in pinehurst. 67 rocky mou. 67 in wilson. so you're drive time forecast, 69 degrees right 7:00, 70 degrees. 73 at 8:00. 78 at 9:00. mainly clear. pleasant, and nearly there you can see a couple high thin clouds t it's all in all going to be a very, very pleasant morning. hat about the rest of toda well here we go. heating up at noontime to 88 degrees. and as we check that out, you'll be able to see that a couple of clouds partly cloudy skies in spots. otherwise other areas with lots of sunshine. clouds in the afternoon. pa sunny we're going to get hot. degrees with those partly cloudy skies. for thursday friday, mostly sunny. hot and a little more humid. we'll see 94 degrees thursday and friday but i've got an old cold front coming our way. not a moment too soon. >> how that's going to get here. >> i'll get it ready. >> thiis what's left of a tennessee man's home. it's just a pile of rubble there. it started friday. people he saw hiding in the woods. he told folks he thought they were his neighbors' employees. they searched t

this is a live look at a ceremony happening right mou in conscience now -- now in new york city. the terror attacks happened 15 years ago today. winter haven 2:00 p.m., a ceremony. another at 3:00 in tarpon springs at the church on the bayou. >>> we should be able to get that outdoor activity in, including those hoerls today -- memorials today, although we've got a lot more tropical moisture headed our way. not here yet, looking for a 30% chance of showers the low to mid 90s, get about a 30% chance of showers today. we'll bump that up to 40% tomorrow. 50 by tuesday and a whopping six in 10 chance the rains will come tumbling down, wednesday and thursday as the temperatures drop a little bit along with those raindrops. hopefully we'll get it cleared [sic] by this weekend. but it will wash out by any means. >> back tonight with serena and john at 6:00. that does it for us, we hope you have a great day. >> have a great one. z23xyz zy6z >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. >> we're fighting for every last city and every last person. >> ready for battle. w

i'm todd gibson, that's a look at your saturday morning sports, mou back to >>> dale earnhardt jr. will lose the rest of the season because of concussion-like symptoms. will have missed 18 total but thanks to be behind the wheel for the daytona 500 next february. >>> gordon and alex moman will continue to share space, the next race tonight at 6:00. >>> coming up in our next half need affordable housing, better resources, better jobs. >> people who live in durham need to talk about policing in their communities. just ahead, hear what they disagree about the city about and what they want from police. >>> and a first for donald trump sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. don't miss the biggest sale of the year. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 36-month financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >>> north carolina news starts in chapel hill, what police are looking for in this case. >>> policing problems in durham, what they say needs to be change. >>> presidential candidate nominee is headed to

children youth and families provided admidge administrative support and it will be designated in the mou between the city and city college. >> supervisor kim made a motion to amend seconded by supervisor yee. take the amendment without objection? without objection the amendment passes. item 3 can you please call the roll. >> item 3 yee, aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. campos, aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. peskin, aye. tang, aye. wiener, aye. there are 11 aye's >> the ordinance passed on the first reading. madam clerk go to committee reports. >> item 28 is considered by the government audit and oversight xhilty thursday saep 15 and forwarded as a committee report and recommended with the a same title. resolution to respond to the judge on superior court contained civil grand jury report entitled maintenance funding. findings and recommendations through his department heads and through the development of the annual budget. >> alright colleagues take this same house same call. without objection the resolution is adopted. let's go to roll call for introduction. >> supervis

approach to implementation and appropriate administrative support in the designation och the mandstory mou that will be developed between the city and city college and i want to recognize cosponsor supervisor norman yee who is working closely with us on this ordinance. thank you. colleagues i ask for your support. >> thank you supervisor kim. colleagues can we take this item same house same call? without objection the ordinance passes unanimously on the first reading. >> 4 resolution to authorize the dist rict to extend a? in-kind gift for research support for project through april 19, 2016. twnts 18. >> same house same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk item 5-7 please. >> 5 is resolution to provide issuance of $310 million in principle amounts of city taxable and tax exism general obigation ponds for affordable housing. item 6 is resolution to authderous $77 million of city taxable general obligation bonds and ratify other actions previously taken and certified here in. item 7 is appropriate 77 $77 million from housing bonds 2016 f to mares office

with the greater cleveland and akron area forecast at the moment if you are western spots which are mou getting the bring your temperatures will linger in the mid and upper 50s into the afternoon we are headed in the mid and upper 60s0s for rain eventually the showers will move its way to the east and likely everyone will get some rain as we head into your evening and into h the night tonight and of course on and off with the remainder of the so we're stuck with a systemi for a little bit circuit used in today's so get used to discard its guys right nowe for the moms will be celebrating bill get a nice little showerfom absolutely you know we are still in that moderate drought inn some spots it's very helpful. >> you have to look at on the >> absolutely. >> and we are now less than two weeks away from the voter registration deadline in ohio former president bill clinton is in cleveland yesterday making sure eligible people sign up to vote clinton spoke toin about 400 people in the gymnasium at again academy on cleveland's east side in east side in hopes of winning minority votersle's he

>> your mou >> hold on. >> hold on? >> bring it. >> it's the longest i've ever waited for something to come into my mouth. >> ready? >> yeah. >> now, ready, suck it. >> are you going to spit in this? suck it? >> i mean drink it, sorry. >> suck it's better. i'm going to suck it. >> more. >> mm! >> no, look, it's not moving. more! >> you know what, i think me and you can do this all night. >> yeah. i don't have anywhere else to be. >> me neither. >> okay, great. >> how strong are you? >> not strong at all. >> like how -- >> i'm an english person, i don't have much in the way of a muscle mass. i have a concave chest. >> i'm going to give you a test. if you open this pickle jar, this jar of pickles -- >> you're giving me the hillary clinton test? >> yeah. >> yeah? >> uh-huh. >> can i >> i'll see. >> you've got to -- my hands are very greasy. >> oh my god. oh no. >> i can't open it. >> you won tonight? >> it's not strength based, is it, comedy. it's almost the opposite of that. it rewards the weak. >> congratulations on your

today as we sit here we're up to about 65% and we have mous with all but three cabinet-level departments. i scheduled a meeting with the secretary of one of those cabinet-level departments and lo and behold mou fell into place before we had the meeting. >> maybe you have to schedule a couple more meetings. >> and the other two i'm confident we're going to have very soon as well and those will be the last three large remaining ones, i'm not referring to anybody at this table here. and i believe we're going to meet the statutory deadline. >> that would be great. >> i think it's critical that we do that. >> a little bit of a status, if you will, the information sharing -- cyber information sharing portal that's being established at dhs, please? >> we now have automated information sharing at the nkick. we put in the place of march of 2016 and so it's now a matter of getting agencies and companies online with this new capability. we have the intelligence community, we have the law enforcement community of the federal government online with this. a few other departments and we have a number o

in terms of what i seek to achieve, i think it's really important, i think implementing mou and ab- 1443 we implement accountability system. with my knowledge specific to this county and its limitations and its benefits and resources, i think i could be really valuable in mediating change in that area. i also think knowing what i know as a student and former educator and someone who is a sworn police officer think we need to effective communication between agencies in san francisco specifically get specific to supporting victims and holding predators and offenders accountable a somewhat we know about those challenges that face areas like prosecution and this county or that sort of thing because of concerns and complicated by concerns by based on student privacy and that sort of thing that we see coming out of the universities and institutions. also, i summer was the first in the family to graduate from college so what about working-class, somebody was native american and central american blessed disability, i really hope that i can use my background assertive multidimensional as it is, t

the total early, investment cost and in april, you approved a supply mental memo of understanding and mou and that provided an additional 20 million to the 60 million that is already provided. and so this next request is funding 3.9 million of that 20 million, and plus the electric identification project and you are already familiar with this but it does have a strategic plan amendment that advances 660,000 to fund the work. >> the next request is funding the rounding era on this original 60 million dollar, san francisco share and along with the 14,000 dollars and all of the 60 million dollar commitment and for the first mou. and the next request is for cal train state of good repair annual program you and may recall that it is not a member of the cal train we have a history of offsetting the city's local capitol match contributions. and with the prop k extend tur plan. and so we have provided capitol match from these categories and these are separate from the category which has its own prop k funding and two projects, morin bridges which will fit and add the fencing and the potential fil

that's why we have an mou with the mirc and mrc, so we come here to share and to learn from mirc how is the management of managed basin development in our watershed. thanks. >> microphone? >> hello. i'm a graduate student focusing on energy environment. i have a quick and simple question. so you mentioned that in laos there is plans that complement based on the agreements from mekong river commission. so is there any plans in the rest of the three countries that has been successfully implemented, like in a concrete way? is there any plan or any construction that has been completed based on the argument? >> i'm sorry, meaning are there construction plans that one country has brought to the mrc that have been actually carried out, that the mrc -- >> that's based on the mrc argument. >> the figures and protocols within the mrc. >> that's right. >> so have there been specific dams or other activities that have been proposed by some of the countries that have worked through the pnpca procedures successfully? >> okay, let me answer that. i think that, if i understand your question correctl

i feel we're one step away from self-chewing mou you can just fill up your cart and tell it to meet you at home. [ laughter ] in north carolina yesterday, a fight broke out at a trump campaign rally. either that or a trump campaign rally broke out in a fight. i don't know which came first. a trump supporter grabbed a protester by the neck and tried to hit him in the face. thanks got so violent some people thought they were at a taping of "dancing with the stars." [ laughter ] donald trump of all the strange things he's done, and he's done but it's up there with the best of them. this is how he started his speech yesterday in asheville, north carolina. ? there ain't no doubt i love this man ? ? god bless the usa ? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think he fondled the flag! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: say what you want about donald trump that man really loves america. so after the flag-fondling, he pulled off an interesting stunt. this weekend at a fund-raiser hillary clinton called half of donald trump's supporters a "basket of deplorables." which happens to be the least-popul

mickey mouse club.y mou it would be neat to see themhem work together. she did it again. nice one. good morning thursday. friday eve september 15. one more day for the work weekwk grade. one more alarm ring away. thank you for being with us today.than very busy newsday a lot of news to get you caught up on if you're just joining us. new information about a picture that went viral.formation it shows two adults passed out in a car from a heroin overdose. the family talks exclusively with fox8.ws two a indo we have more on what's happening with this little boy and thend situation.on. chilling 911 calls are released after a woman calls to report she was kidnapped and, policekip later find bodies. now, some families are searchin they're hoping to identify them. switching gears talking about football. football season is here. what is the imperative thinge that youimpe neraetid with foot. tailgate food.ood. you need tailgate food. vgood.ood.d. chef rocco whalen is cooking up something fabulous coming up. u. see how the browns up and i will be this weekend in addition todt everything elsei

. $100,000 goes to the administration of the clinton mou foundation.to the clinton's family at all. if you have a trump organization, the million dollar deal goes in the trump's family pocket. it is not comparable. we are talking about actual pay for possible play with the trump organization. there is no pay from the clinton's foundation. they are not getting any money. the clinton and the trump's are getting hundreds and millions of dollars a year. >> kurt, thank you very much, we'll post links to your article. we already did this morning. we appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. >> colin powell leaked after a hacker broke into his computer. powell called trump "national disgrace." you are watching msnbc, the place for politics. it easier to g et here, the neighborhood is really changing. i'm always hopping on the train, running all over portland. i have to go wherever the work is. trains with innovative siemens technology help keep cities moving, so neighborhoods and businesses can prosper. i can book 3 or 4 gigs on a good weekend. i'm bo

whatever the motive, the mou mourning continues. here's governor jay insly. >> i know there's 7 million pairs of arms that would want to embrace the families and their losses. >> reporter: and the suspect was arrested at about the same time as a prayer vigil had become for his five victims. he's now expected in court tomorrow, and that is also the same time as the coroner is expected to identify those victims. rena? >> thank you, tony. >>> it was a tense football sunday in charlotte, north carolina after police released video of a fate'll shooting that has the entire city on edge. errol barnett is there. >> reporter: inside charlotte's bank of america stadium it was football business as usual for the carolina panthers and the minnesota vikings. outside police in riot gear and national guard troops surrounded the stadium. the city declared sunday's game a "extraordinary event," fearing protesters would disrupt it. >> when do we want it? >> now! >> reporter: the chants were mostly upbeat, a stark change from previous days. demonstrato

the president himself compared trump to hitler and mous. emphasizing mexico will cooperate with whoever wins the election, he softens also. countries is deep and sincere. >> reporter: all this comes with trump under fire for waffling on his pledge to deport all 11 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s. >> there can be a softening. >> reporter: trump promises to clear it all up. the trump supporters we spoke with hoped he would stick it to the mexican trump. >> i hope he tells them you're going to pay for it. >> reporter: here in mexico, trump didn't do that. breaking story, hawaiians are riding out a storm this morning. >> hurricane madeline has been downgraded to a tropical storm. the winds are strong. there's also heavy rain and a danger of mud lieds slides in h. president obama is in hawaii. he'll leave tomorrow for china. >>> and tropical storm hermine is likely to become a hurricane >>> there are also strong alerts out for alabama, georgia, and alaska. officials warning that dangerous storms could bring surges of as much as seven

. >> you describe him as being mou muse lynn a. why do you say that? >> it was his first year there. i had a good friend who was ms. australia the before and she never experienced anything like that before. it was all kind of -- people were made to feel beautiful and appreciated, and donald trump would come in and say you in the front row, you're sexy and kind of favoring the girls that were a lot thinner, sexier, and playing favorites quite a lot. >> did you think he would be running -- >> and run ago. >> did you ever think he would be running the candidate of the united states? >> no, lord no my gosh. no, not at all. not in a million years. >> well, jody seal, thank you for being here. >> thank you so much, don. nice to meet you. >> thank you. >>> when we come back. he's never trump and never hillary. guess who is coming up in glen beck. you don't want to miss that. [ distorted voice ] progressive their competitors' rates alongside their direct rate to save you money. but what's really going on? when played backwards at 1/8th speed you can clearly he

i talked to the fbi about this mou. i know it's been going back and forth but it seems to me any commissioner or police chief that has officers on the task force should at least achieveshould be briefed on those cases . and you have the street intel. you have the intelligence on the street. >> the chair now recognizes mrs. watson. >> thank you mister chairman. to each of you let me say that i'm profoundly grateful because i can just listen to all the challenges you're experiencing on so many different levels in so many different areas and how safe we are, relatively speaking and i know what it is because you are dedicated. you interact with your colleagues wherever you need to and you are smart at what you do. thank you from the bottom of my heart. also i want to recognize the great state of new jersey and the linden police department, it was very helpful in addressing the situation we encountered this weekend and working with new york. sometimes my wonderful state gets overlooked mister chairman and we are small but we