i will give you a presage of mr. brown. john brown is known for advocating violence. he wants to use violence or thinks it's justifiable to use violence to end slavery. so if we can hold off a little bit on him, he does something in particular and becomes famous in the days leading up to the civil war. i give that to you right now for a juxtaposition. i want you to look at william lloyd garrison, what was his view of violence? >> he's a pacifist. professor harris: he's a pacifist. then you get guys like him who think that violence is ok as long as it accomplishes a larger end. you get a range of different voices in this abolitionists spectrum. from folks who use violence, from folks who are pacifist. and then if i had to put frederick douglass somewhere and i might put them somewhere in between. because douglass is not a pacifist, but he is not willing to commit acts of bloodshed, at least going into the confederate states. all right, so, i want to end today in the time that we have left with the last part here. this is the third part of anti-slavery reform. and these

in the last financial crisis is still a lot of debt i think another point that mr brown made which i would certainly agree with is that the cooperation between the major economies is really under a great deal of pressure at the moment. mr trump has launched quite an attack on the international financial institutions and it was through the guise of those international financial institutions the i'm at the will bank and so all the o.e.c.d. that a lot of the policy measures that would taken at the death of the crisis. were conducted through what with the help of. and we're now in an environment where there's a lot more bilateralism there's a lot less multilateralism as i say the americans the most powerful economy in the world still the government is if anything undermining these international institutions and that is the stream the troubling as it warren buffett who said you don't know who swimming naked until the tide goes out and to quote buffet again where are the new weapons of mass destruction emerging markets could a whole country fail i'm thinking about argentina its problems or

mr. brown? good evening, mr. brown. >> i would like to use the overhead as usual. again, i am bringing up my son. he was murdered august 14. yesterday was the day of his murder, and we had media coverage, and also, i want to thank the media, police department media relations unit for putting up this flyer and helping me every year with my son's case. and bringing awareness to the unsolved homicides including my son's, so thank you for that. i also want to say i spoke with the former sheriff and supervisor of district 5. and he couldn't show up, but he sent me a text message to say he is appalled about the $250,000 reward that i have. and nine other cases that also got a reward, and none of them has been solved. and he said not even the f.b.i.'s most wanted and other high cases have gotten these rewards. and so he's really worried about how the cases are being -- i didn't read it all what he said, and still, my daughter and myself are grieving over my son's case. we still don't have a venue. i have to climb up on a pole as you see on the news and hang the flyers up,

and we have identified a number of persons of interest actual suspects involved in dealing with mr brown there's three nine guys that actually dealt with him on the telephone. the mccarty police chief is convinced it's the seen this case and i think it's time for us. he says it will be nice trick of them in the bins to take on the talents. it will help. those aggrieved party to recover the money. not knowing the noose is tightening around them the crime group is still trying to draw more cash from wine brown he's paid them nothing for fifteen months but they persist in the manila police finalize their investigation. paranoid actually stop trying to rush action as we speak right now so or make a great sacrifice. on the wide but surely nobody published article on. you don't expect your hard earned cash to be taken away from you or to sell my house. and i've also got a bank lot of it up my back which i've given a table. i need that money back so i can have the last all. in manila he's hard earned cash is being spent by fools to friends daniel johnson and jeffrey cohen. jeffrey often posts o

mr brown has been addressing a meeting this lunchtime of the labourjewish movement in north london. tcal correspondent iain watson is there for us. iain. latter right. it is very rare for gordon brown to interfere in domestic politics, even rarerfor her and to intervene as a former labour leader in his own party's affairs. he said the issue of anti—semitism was so fundamentally good on standby. he had a clear message for the ruling national executive committee on tuesday that they should adopt the international definition of anti—semitism and all its examples, unanimously, immediately and unequivocally. what they are likely to do on tuesday is perhaps adopt this document but with some potential caveats. there are fears if they adopted it in full before this may constrain legitimate criticism of israel. gordon brown rejected that argument. earlier todayjohn mcdonnell said he was confident the issue will be resolved on tuesday by labour in a way that satisfied all sides. some of the people here sayjeremy corbyn is labour leader has to do more to rebuild trust with the jewish committee.

this is the kind of guy who would not be the joking kind and talk about the villanova game with mr. brown. i don't think he cares who won the men's national championship. we will say more about him next week. presage of mr. a brown. he is known for advocating violence. violence or thinks it is justifiable to use violence to end slavery. if we can hold off a little bit on him, he does something in particular and becomes famous leading up to the civil war. i give that to you right now for a juxtaposition. i want you to look at william lloyd garrison, what was his view of violence? he is a pacifist. then you get guys like him who think that violence is ok as long as it accomplishes a larger end. you get a range of different voices in this abolitionists spectrum. if i had to put frederick douglass somewhere and i might put them somewhere in between. he is not a pacifist, but he is not willing to commit acts of bloodshed, at least going into the confederate states. so, i want to end .oday with the last part here this is the third part of anti-slavery reform. call free are guys we soil. i give

and we have identified a number of persons of interest actual suspects involved in dealing with mr brown those three mine guards that actually dealt with him on the telephone. the mccarty police chief is convinced it's a serious case and i think it's time for us. he says it will be nice nice trick of them in the bins to take on the talents. it will help. those ugly party to recover the money. not knowing the noose is tightening around them the crime group is still trying to draw more cash from wine brown he's paid them nothing for fifteen months but they persist in the manila police finalize their investigation. paranoid actually stop trying to rush action as we speak right now so or make a great sacrifice. on the wide but surely nobody published article on. you don't expect your hard earned cash to be taken away from you or to sell my house. and of course i go back a lot of it up my back which i've given a fable. i need that money back so i can have a last all. in manila he's hard earned cash is being spent by fools to friends daniel johnson and jeffrey cullen. jeffrey often posts on fa

and we have identified a number of persons of interest actual suspects involved in dealing with mr brown as three nine guys that actually dealt with him on the telephone. the mccarty police chief is convinced it's to see this case and i think it's time for us. he says it will be trickle the in the bins to take on the talents. it will help. those of party to recover the money. not knowing the noose is tightening around them the crime group is still trying to draw more cash from mine brown he's paid them nothing for fifteen months but they persist in the manila police finalize their investigation. paranoid actually stop trying to rush action as we speak right now so or make a great sacrifice. on the wide but surely nobody published article. you don't expect your hard earned cash to be taken away from you or to sell my house and i've also got a bank lot of my back which i've given these people. i need that money back so i can have the last off. in manila he's hard earned cash is being spent by foods to friends don't you johnson in jeffrey county. jeffrey often posts on facebook where he's b

in the last financial crisis is still a lot of debt i think another point that mr brown made which i would certainly agree with is that the cooperation between the major economies is really under a great deal of pressure at the moment. mr trump has launched quite an attack on the international financial institutions and it was through the guise of those international financial institutions the i.m.f. the world bank and so on the o.e.c.d. that a lot of the policy measures that would take on the death of a crisis. were conducted through what with the help of we're now in an environment where there's a lot more bilateralism there's a lot less multilateralism as i say the americans the most powerful economy in the world still the government is if anything on the mining these international institutions and that is that stream the troubling as it warren buffett who said you don't know who swimming naked until the tide goes out and to quote buffett again where are the new weapons of mass destruction emerging markets could a whole country fail i'm thinking about. its problems or is no doubt t

mr. todd brown. assistant director of countermeasures in bureau of diplomatic security and department of state. dr. rosenfarb and mr. brown submitted written testimony and also on the panel to provide answers to many of the questions that we help will be asked. ambassador kenneth merten, you are recognized. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. ranking member and distinguished members of the committee. thanks for the opportunity to speak with the administrations policy toward cuba and the attacks against our colleagues in havana. i am pleased to be here with my colleagues, bureau of diplomatic security, bureau of medical services and representative gao. thank you for your concerned and safety for diplomatic personnel in havana. which is the departments top priority. i will begin today by providing an overview of the president's june 16 presidential memorandum. strengthening the policy of the united states towards cuba and we will refer to that going forward. then i will turn to ambassador peter bodde

we could actually show you just what the question to mr brown was the way of sort of. the way firstly to inform. if they have a manuscript you know do you feel like you've probably were yesterday mitchell when you've got there with the commercial interesting initial decision used with what you had to put up there was a way. i guess we knew him but it was in going through mitchell of course continues it's build a graphic up if you ask you to ask a third and then again you'd assume. two years you will go to school to meet. with you which presumably is if you do that if you wish for that when you actually hear. him out at the dealer can i sneer smashed our number that's what the thing to put up or use a word that i was an intern but that armstrong was even born. to spend the night they don't hold in the snow and covered them with a tarpaulin. he said you'll get that much but. we did but wasn't. good for. you so i thought. it was a he or the national plan gets the lingo to where he supposed he was to which believe me when he you know would you know if you saw you on one tr

we could actually show you but just what the question to mr brown was the way of sort of this movie that was the way freshly to and from. a manuscript you know due to some like you probably were yesterday michel when you've got a little bit you know sean penn risking initial persuasion used with pride you had to put up he was away on holiday and yet we knew him but it was in going through mitchell of course continues its build a graphic up if you ask you to ask a third and then again you have shown. to your viewer to screamy. with you which presumably is if you do that if you wish for that when you actually hear. him out at the dealer can i sneer smashed our number that's what the thing to put up or use a word but i'm losing income but it's absolutely reasonable. to spend the night they don't hold in the snow and covered them with a tarpaulin. i disagreed with them about. we didn't like wasn't. good for. you so i thought. it was a he or the national plan just lingo and what he posts he's going mostly with you which begins with what do you know what do you mean if you so when you want one

we could actually show you but the question to mr brown was the way of sort of this movie that was the way presley terms of. a manuscript you know do you feel like you probably were yesterday michel when you discover there was a commercial interest king initial the species did with her you had you but she was away on a holiday and you had made your mom but it was in going through missile of course continues its build a graphic of your skewed toward third and then again you'd assume. two years you really had to screamy. with it which presumably you did use that if you wish for that when you actually hear. him out of the deal or can i smear smashed our number that's what the think what are you what there was an income but it's absolutely reasonable. to spend the night they don't hold in the snow and covered them with a tarpaulin. i did forget them but. we did something. good for. you south always so you're going to hit with national plan just going to where he supposed he was king which begins really young. because when you want one tree you don't you know some of the rules work on those

what do you make of mr. brown? a joking kind of guy? >> pretty stoic. but together, but not put together in an opulent sort of way. >> kind of plain in his dress. i guess this is the kind of guy who would not be the joking kind and talk about the villanova game with mr. brown. i want to give you a press a of him. he is known for advocating violence. he thinks it is justifiable to use violence to end slavery. so, if we can just hold down a little bit, he does something in ,articular that becomes famous but i give you that to you for a juxtaposition. i wanted to look at lloyd herison, what was his view says violence is ok as long as it, which is a larger and. you get a range of different voices in this abolitionists spectrum. if i had to put frederick douglass somewhere and i might put them somewhere in between. he is not a pacifist, but he is not willing to commit acts of bloodshed, at least going into the confederate states. all right, so, i want to end today with the last part here. this is the third part of anti-slavery reform. and, these are guys we

mr brown has been addressing a meeting this lunchtime of the labourjewish movement in north london.ay to you very clearly today that the international holocaust of remembrance alliance definition of semitism is something that we should support unanimously, unequivocally, and immediately. applause not only must we unanimously agreed best definition of anti—semitism, we must take the proper procedures to discipline those who undermine them. equally at the same time we must be honest with ourselves and recognise that racism and anti—semitism is a problem of the jackbooted right in oui’ problem of the jackbooted right in our country, but it is also a problem of the conspiracy theory and thatis problem of the conspiracy theory and that is why we need proper education so that is why we need proper education so that our movement is cleansed of anti—semitism and racism in the future. anti—semitism and racism in the future. speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr earlier, the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell said he was confident that the row over the recognised definition of anti—semitism would

we may be seeing mr brown again or his representatives before us when they seek to try to do somethingthat lot and the outcome may not be as good here. that is not before us. we have that project -- this project. i support on site or small sites as as miss morgan said. i do want to provide flexibility i told mr morris that. and i will be supporting the project. again, the only thing that shocked me more coming out of anybody's mouth in this room, was 55 all over -- alvarado. i mean, i am literally shocked. to be honest with you. >> president hillis: thank you commissioner fong speech rate we already have a motion. thank you for making that. i look at this empty lot on the corner. i am very happy to see this get the attention it needs. moving the victorian to fulton, first of all, i want to be there at the nights that house gets moved. [laughter] >> commissioner fong: the more important piece than other than getting 48 dwelling units on franklin street,, is a potential growth and instigation of energy on fulton street. it it could be a very cool thing you may be a start at a spark for o

mr. brown submitted written testimony and will put out to the panel to provide answers to many of the questions we hope will be asked. you are recognized, mbassador. you have the microphone. >> thank you. thank you just in which members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to speak about the administration policy toward cuba and the attacks against our diplomat and our colleagues. i am pleased to be here today with my colleagues from the health and response task force. and the bureau of diplomatic security and medical services. thank you for your concern for the safety and security of our diplomatic personnel in havana. i will begin today by providing an overview of the departments -- the national security presidential memorandum, strengthening the policies of the united states going forward. i will then turn to my colleague from the health and response task force, and i asked the departments written statement he entered into the record. the nspm emphasizes advancing human rights dem

do you make of mr. brown? joking kind of guy? >> this is a not the joking kind. i will, i want to give you a press if you will he becomes famous so if we can hold off on him. i give that to you now. i want to you look at william lloyd garrison you get a range of different voices in this spectrum from folks there are folks that are pacifists. to have bloodshed going into so with the last part here, this is the third part of antislavery reform. these are the guys we call free soil. >> here with is that in 1950s. there are new territories we know that today. americans are moving westward. they start in the northeast with a long history of dive yugs. moving less in search of land and jbs. and there is a huge issue if these are going to evolve into statehood one day. what do people in the south say about these? slave or free? slave. in the north? >> free. >> and northerners ask them to be free. let's see where it is. if the country moves west and territories become states one day what is the free soil position? let it be free. a lot of people confuse so let's go back

i think it's a good time not just to talk about joint plan of action that the agreement because mr brown has since found that just talking about that i think there are multiple instances multiple issues that he could do to us and hopefully have in the stage he'll be heard and i hope he doesn't get defensive because he needs to present not only iraq war quietly but every other country or people that have been wronged by the policies of the united states thank you serai appreciate your thoughts on the story soraya separate part of that political reception and right i guess have you with us. you know out today it's with the global news on all take a back and thirty minutes time with more updates see them. was. the was. the was. it the because there is no power in libya that is powerful enough to take over the country all of them just one powers they can fight for ever and they did with video over the last four or five years that's what they did they just kept fighting and fighting and fighting and nobody.

and we have identified a number of persons of interest actual suspects involved in dealing with mr brown those three mine guards that actually dealt with him on the telephone. the mccarty police chief is convinced it's to see this case and i think it's time for us. he says at the business district of the in the bins to take on the talents. will help. those ugly party to recover the money. not knowing the noose is tightening around them the crime group is still trying to draw more cash from wine brown he's paid them nothing for fifteen months but they persist in the manila police finalize their investigation. paranoid actually stop trying to rush action as we speak right now so or make a great sacrifice. on the wide but surely nobody published article. you don't expect your hard earned cash to be taken away from you or to sell my house. and i've also got a bank lot of it up my back which i've given a stable yard i need that money back so i can have the last all. in manila he's hard earned cash is being spent by foods to friends daniel johnson and jeffrey cullen. jeffrey off and posts on f

nuclear free korean peninsula we'll have more on this on al-jazeera very shortly with my colleague mr brown and from me fully back to bill and the whole news our team thank you very much for watching to stay with us here. what really makes a good doctor. to have empathy at canada's pioneering medical school we follow the young trainees walk into great interation and explore how the experience prepares them for life and death decisions what do you tell a mother one there's a very strong possibility that she could be burying her child canada's new doctor is on the people's health on al-jazeera. and monday put it on. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of the days looking forward to full dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their countries haven't truly been able to escape the war. in war he decides the rules of engagement. killing

mr brown said the issue of anti—semitism went to the heart of what labour stood for as a progresisveeded to move forward in a way that was true to its traditions. today the former chief rabbi lord sacks again criticised jeremy corbyn, saying his speeches were part of the reason some jews were considering leaving the uk — the shadow chancellor said mr corbyn has been misinterpreted. our political correspondent iain watson reports. as a former prime minister, gordon brown intervenes rarely in domestic politics. four years ago he spoke out over the future of the country in the scottish referendum. now, with a row over anti—semitism still raging, he says he's speaking out for the very future of his own party. it's about who we are. it's about what we stand for. it's about what makes us tick. it's about the soul of the labour party. labour's ruling national executive incorporated an internationally accepted definition of anti—semitism into a code of conduct injuly but didn't include word for word every accompanying example, angering manyjewish members. those close tojeremy corbyn were con

i'lljust give you a quick rubdown, mr brown.as the confidence of someone far more experienced. sophie is one of the standout recruits on a programme designed to attract the brightest graduates into prisons. we first met her 12 months ago, when she started work. i've finished my degree. 0k. the new officers were visited by the then justice secretary david lidington. a year on, how has it been? it's been challenging, but it's been rewarding, as well. the best thing is all the interactions that i have with the guys. we make progress all the time. the small wins are the best things — like, getting someone that has been refusing to go to work that is actually finally engaging and going to work. that's the best thing ever. have there been moments when you've doubted whether this was the job for you? when incidents happen and i've been faced with, like, an act of self—harm or someone being under the influence, and that's when i'm like, "am i right for this job?" sophie is one of eight graduate prison officers here at coldingley. they a

mr. seymour. >> my name is joseph brown. i live across the street from the church. we really need this project approved. it's something we need approved very badly. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you, mr. brown. mr. lewis. >> hi. david elliott lewis. for the last 12 years, i lived four blocks from the project site. i'm also a part of the s.r.o. collaborative land use committee. i must say when i first heard about this project, i had questions, and i had questions about whether i can support it because of the size, the bulk, and the nature of the neighborhood. after reviewing the project, after touring the site and looking at the current sanctuary inside and out and what it looks like, and see what would be preserved, what wouldn't be preserved, i do support it. i do support it without reservation. i do think it will support this 400 block of o'farrell, which admittedly, it is a block that is somewhat blighted. dispressed. i think it'll be supporting of the surrounding properties, and the agreement of the project sponsor to provide some -- at least three units

>> i agree with ambassador brodie. >> mr. brown? >> i put it in the category of attack based on we have 26 injured americans. those attacks do not seem to extend outside the diplomatic community. >> dr. masenick, incident or attack? >> we deferred and used the language in our state department report, but it shows the challenges we identify to make the determinations as quickly as possible. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back my time. >> pursuant to committee rule 7, the members be permitted to submit written statements. without objection the record will be open for five business days to allow statements and ot things. we are going to adjourn down to the skiff, and it will be upon conclusion of votes. this meeting is adjourned. >>> this afternoon c-span will have live coverage of a discussion on the ongoing trade negotiations between the u.s., canada and mexico and its economic and political effect on the countries. you can watch it at 5:00 p.m. eastern. tonight on the c-span network, national security advisor john bolton spoke

. >> mr. brown? >> attack. we have 26 injured american. they do not seem to stand outside the diplomatic community. >> incident or attack? this issue emphasizes the importance of the hartman addressing some of our communication that we have identified. >> i yield back my time. members of the subcommittee should be included without objection and the record will be open for five business days. we are going to adjourn. it will be upon conclusion of votes. ding is adjourned. -- this meeting is adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> friday on c-span, the house will consider a bill that would define violent crime for the purposes of immigrant deportation. live coverage of the debate begins at 9 a.m. eastern. c-span2 will have live coverage of brett kavanaugh senate confirmation hearing. that will be at 930 eastern. c-span3, a hearing on water infrastructure. of the housege infrastructure subcommittee hearing starts at 9 a.m. stern. --

i -- i understand, mr. brown, i wanted -- i -- so, we have 15 minutes remaining for the hearing, and i did want to give supervisors the opportunity to actually ask some of these questions that's come up. unfortunately, only 15 minutes, i will lose -- i have to adjourn the meeting after that. we did extend and i got them to stay additional hour and a half than we had slated for the hearing, thank my colleagues for staying for that. i just want to first of all start off by saying that yes, we will have staff come up. that this hearing was incredibly disturbing and deeply painful. and to hear that so many members of our -- of our city and county and our employees have similar stories to share, i just think speaks to a deeper trend and pattern here at the city and county than honestly i had even anticipated today. i do want to thank seiu 1021 for asking me to call this hearing in june, it's been a pleasure to work over the last two months. and for u just the beginning, and it was incredibly important to get all the s

oh there's been some very harsh language you have called mr brown said he has not seen tendencies u.s. officials who said we're coming to get you. you know you are and i love regina i want to ask you where do you think this is heading are you running the united states on the path to war. you are not new things. you should have been surprised for the last forty years where we were witnessing these talks. these retorts the new administration in the u.s. yes there you thought i was being their friend. or rather many of them are newer more and more tomorrow most of them are new in fall attacks as a whole event they were not their politics before so it's natural that it's you those who enter politics freshly they. can be different than those who have some experience. politics. we do not want to have a specific kind of tone in relation to the right he says what we want from the u.s. has to. take. to do what is legal to stop bullying to respect their relations to stand by promising to continue with. the noise standing by strong voices they need to. stand by the u.n. security council resoluti

. >> president hillis: pull that mic closer, mr. brown. >> is that better? >> president hillis: yes. >> is that better? >> clerk: you keep turning it so you have to actually focus it so it's pointed towards you. >> better? i'm not used to this. i was before you on the calendar two weeks ago, and you approved my projects of 835 franklin and 706 fulton. thank you for that 7-0 vote, but at the same time, i was accused by a mr. jerry dratler of being a serial demolisher of buildings, and i just wanted to clear the record. i had forwarded, on the advice of commissioner richards, i had forwarded an affidavit from the actual owner of the property. i don't know if you circulated it or i should do that. >> commissioner richards: i thought each commissioner had it. >> president hillis: you can give it to us now. >> i've got copies here, and i've got copies of mr. dratler's graph, which if i didn't know i owned the property, it's very articulate. i don't own the property, i never have. if you look at it, i've got the affidavit from the owner basically saying that -- if

mr. browning was accelerating at a high rate of speed, forcing the officer to defend himself. >> he saw the the shotgun. and i saw it, too. all i could think was, get low. >> reporter: the shots struck the vehicle but not either man inside. >> i jumped up, grabbed the steering wheel and spun it around. >> reporter: browning was taken into custody on the spot. and, willie is being hailed a hero. he says he is just happy no one got hurt. >> i did not have time to think about myself. i was trying to protect those kids. >> reporter:arges for auto thef possession of meth, and assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer. he is expected to be arraigned sometime this week. in gilroy, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and, ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is up next, with controversy over new plans for a women's center in the heart of silicon valley. >> they have already had a lot of problems with parking in palo alto. >> up next, more on the fallout of a proposal by former yahoo ceo marissa meyer. >>> san francisco is days away from hosting the big global climate summit. how this could influence local and