mr ant and dc was the first sub—saharan 2000 six.was the first sub—sa ha ran africa 2000 six. mr ant and dc was the first sub—saharan africa and to hold the position. he later served as un special envoy for syria, leading u nsuccessful efforts special envoy for syria, leading unsuccessful efforts to find a solution to the civil war. mr annan was awarded the nobel peace prize jointly with united nations in 2001 for helping revitalise the organisation. kofi annan‘s family announced his death in a joint statement is set with the kofi annan foundation just before 11 o'clock today. it said: it is with immense sadness that the annan family and the kofi annan foundation announce that kofi annan, former secretary general of the united nations and nobel peace laureate, passed away peacefully on saturday 18th august after a short illness. wherever there was suffering or need, he reached out and touched many people with his deep compassion and empathy. he selflessly placed others first, radiating genuine kindness, warmth and brilliance in all h

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mr. sanchez. >> thank you, scott sanchez. i agree with the comments of the permit holder. the appeal ant has raised no valid planning issues that would call into question the proper issuesance of the permit. there have been site permits issued for construction of two separate buildings on the lot. that was appealed to this court and the appellant did not show up to that hearing. those permits are final. construction can again on those permits and even the permit before you as a revision to an already issued shoring permit. we don't see any grounds for granting the appeal in this case. thank you. >> thank you. mr. duffy. >> president fung: mr. duffy, i have a question. how come planning is answering for a shoring permit? >> because we do. >> president fung: what does the department do to verify who is the owner on the permits? >> i believe we use the assessor records. >> president fung: assessor? is there a check on every permit? >> i believe so, yes. sometimes when a property is sold, there's sometimes a lapse between the owners and not those that they ask for documents. or if you are cl

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mr erdogan has been doing a tour of supporters rallies in the north of the country, the latest one recently, and he has upped the antedenigrating the turkish currency and attacking the turkish currency, then we are preparing to do deals in the national currencies of other countries including china, russia, iran and ukraine. which is exactly what the americans do not wa nt to exactly what the americans do not want to hear, clearly. and the economic impact? how does that look? very bad at the moment, the turkish lira is really plummeting on friday, at last one point up to 20% of its value, it would now cost you six in iraq to two by one dollar. one year ago, you would have got change from lira. very bad for the cosmopolitan people who want foreign travel, bad for firms obviously buying in foreign currencies, turkish firms also borrowing in foreign currencies, it makes it harderfor them to repay their debts. mr erdogan is not ready so concerned about that because he realises his main support base in the rural area does not really care about foreign travel for a start, what they are interested in is keeping down the cost

mrs. duke. she has a spray bottle in her hand. he introduced me, and i said, i am tim ryan, nice to meet you. what are you doing? she said i'm spraying for ants. i said, wow. her son comes around the back and he has painted on his arm. mrs. duke is probably 75 years old or so. i said what are you doing? he said i am painting the door. i said, wow. we go in the house and it is an older house, it has been there a long time. she has lived in it her whole life when the neighborhood was thriving. we sit down, and it would remind you of maybe your grandparents house where it was impeccable, beautiful mantle, fireplace, antiques. we sat there and we talked about her challenges and what has happened to this neighborhood in youngstown, ohio. she talked about trying to get the house fixed up. she talked about trying to move because she couldn't go outside at night and have a cup of coffee because the neighborhood got pretty dangerous. i said, so what happened? she said i had my son look it up so i could sell the house and maybe get something somewhere else. you know how much she could sell that house for? $4000. $4000. that woman is trapped in that nei

mrs. duke, tim ryan, nice to meet you. i said what are you doing? she said i'm spraying for ants. wow. okay. on comes around the back. he has paint on his arm. mrs. duke is probably 75 years old or so. i said what are you doing? he said i'm painting the door. wow. we go in the house and it's an older house, probably, you know, been there a long time. she's lived in it her whole life, when the neighborhood was thriving, and we sit down and it would remind you of maybe your grandparents' house where it was impeccable. beautiful mantle, fireplace, antiques, and we sat there and we talked about her challenges and what has happened to this neighborhood in youngstown, ohio. and she talked about trying to get the house fixed up and then she talked about trying to move, because she couldn't go outside at night and have a cup of coffee because the neighborhood got pretty dangerous. i said so what happened. she said i had my son look it up if i could sell the house and maybe get something somewhere else. you know how much she could sell that house for? $4,000. $4,000. that woman is trapped in that neig

mrs. duke tim ryan nice to meet you. hat are you doing? i'm spraying for ants. wow. ok. so her son comes around the ack. he has paint on he has paint on his arm. mrs. duke is probably 75 years old or so. he said i'm painting the door. wow. go in the house, and it's an older house, probably -- been there a long time. she's lived in it the whole life when the neighborhood with you thrivesing. we sit down and it would remind you of your grandparents' house where it was impeccable, beautiful mantle, fireplace, antiques. we sat there and talked about her challenges and what has happened to this neighborhood. in youngstown, ohio. she talked about trying to get the house fixed up. then she talked about trying to move because she couldn't go outside at night and have a cup of coffee because the neighborhood had gotten pretty dangerous. i said, so what happened? she said i had my son look it up in i could sell the house and maybe get something somewhere else. you know how much she could sell the house for? $4,000. $4,000. that woman is trapped. neighborhood. and there are neighborhood. and there are millions of a

ant had gone to d.b.i. with a photograph. met with a senior inspector who escorted him to met mr. u with a photograph. he wasn't a furred i case. given a machine on a general question. which wasn't really -- i would prefer if appellant and this is a board of appeals issue that they let staff know that. it might help us, the people dealing with the hearings would know that. at some points they were brought up that were valid. mr. yu, i was made aware of the e-mail when i returned from my work and realized mr. yu wasn't made aware it was an appeals case. we did set up a meeting with mre engineer. mr. yu and him did meet. i was part of that meeting with the permit holder. there was some -- the header issues on the window were addressed. they had been addressed on the plans and there was some scheer wall wirements that in addition to the drawings, they were on the drawings submitted with the brief. i have a letter from mr. wallace. he met with mr. yu. all of the structural issues have been addressed. at this point, as far as i'm aware, the plans do meet the requirements of ab009 and i just am getting back

mr. cohen: i tend to agree with that. the lessons of 1968 you saw participation by not just but all kinds and .anted to see political changemportantat led to an political shift in the country. one of the take-aways for 1968 is the engagement can make a difference i think that you can go to of lyndon niversary johnson dropping out of the campaign and a lot because of activist liberals who opposed him. i think kathleen is right.wnsend host: it is american maelstrom 1968 election and politics of division. our guest is michael cohen in and from west palm beach, florida. kathleen kennedy-townsend the of senator ter robert f. kennedy. to both of ritter: c-span's narrator: c-span's "washington journal" life every day. .oming up, gideon rose then matthew hennessy, author of ," on ther for gen x millennial generation's impact on culture and policy. join the discussion. tomorrow, first lady melania live speaks at a summit from rockville, maryland, at 9:15 am eastern. this week, president trump heads to virginia for a rally in charleston where he will talk about jobs and the economy. that's live tuesday at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on c

ant e in the response, moscow says it will cut holdings of u.s. securities. let's bring in california congressman ed royce chairman of the house foreign affairs committee mr. chairman good to see you thanks so much for being here. >> good morning, maria. maria: your reaction to russia's response cutting u.s. securities >> well i don't think that that reaction is going to be too effective in terms of our market , because of their deminimis position in it but what i do think is that we saw on friday a new two-year low for the russian rouble and at the same time as the administration makes its case and they were right to move forward on these sanctions, they're pointing out that the russians in this case were caught red handed. the british have films that show the russian perpetrators and so with that evidence and with these new sanctions on top of the sanctions we've already placed on russia, because of their ongoing efforts around the world not only to engage in undermining democracy including here in the united states, but also their actions in syria, this represents considerable leverage right now on putin. we are sending the message to putin the administ

mr. trump plays hardball on trade. instead of 10% tariffs on chinese products coming here, the trump team's talking about 25%. he's clearly upping the ante. china's manufacturing juggernaut is slowing, export or orders to china's factories slowing. they need america's huge market. china says it will retaliate, but they are vulnerable. america's economy is booming. that gives mr. trump a lot of leverage. as usual, any news on trade trouble means trouble for the market. the dow will open a little lower this morning. now, when the computers read that negative trade headline, in come the sell signals, and the market goes down. in the past, the selling hasn't lasted. we should say though the dow would be falling a whole lot more if it were not for apple. look at this. after its spectacular financial report late yesterday, apple is going to open at a record high, around $198 a share. if it gains just five more dollars, it gets to $203.45, apple becomes the first trillion dollar company, and apple is a dow stock. we have a three-hour show. let's see if apple can hit the trillion dollar mark while we're on the air. you know, anything is possible

mr. morhard, the lives of a lot of people including the astronauts and the success of ambitious most will depend on you ant administer --'s ability agency and to seek he expert scientific and technical people to advise you. if confirmed, i would certainly you to seek out the nasa l of career professionals such as gersten cabana.nd also bob we're also going to continue the nomination of dr. kelvin to be the director of the white house office of cience and technology policy, otherwise, the president's adviser. there is certainly no question, doctor, as to your qualifications. the d, norm and neo wrote committee saying would you be an outstanding science adviser in ay administration, and that's pretty good endorsement from heavyweight people. note, dr. nal duggmeyer, your work on extreme weather is, of course, very to the country. t's important to the people of category fouras a closes in it certainly very people of my he state. but we're finding extreme weather all across the country and we see it every night on the news so i appreciate your working with this committee to ways to get people to this extreme w

mr. trump plays hardball on trade. instead of 10% tariffs on chinese products coming here, the trump team's talking about 25%. he's clearly upping the antet or orders to china's factories slowing. they need america's huge market. china says it will retaliate, but they are vulnerable. america's economy is booming. that gives mr. trump a lot of leverage. as usual, any news on trade trouble means trouble for the market. the dow will open a little lower this morning. now, when the computers read that negative trade headline, in come the sell signals,

mr. manafort or cohen at any point in the future. to do so would be the most flaying ant abuse of party power and a clear obstruction of justice. the rosenstein mueller investigation must be permitted to complete its work and the president must resist the impulse to interfere with pardons, or anything other that prevents the work of the justice department from going forward. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of h.r. 6157, which the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 500, h.r. 6157, an act making appropriations for the department of defense for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2019, and for other purposes. ms. collins: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, it has been 11 years since a labor, health and human services, and education appropriations bill has been considered on the senate floor, so let me begin my remarks this morning by commending the chairman and ranking member of the f