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mr. g. i want to protect the time and make sure that we have fulfilled what the board of supervisors have asked us to do and not have to go through the resolution again. >> supervisor samaha: i agree with that with the process. we have been through so much here and it is a resolution that has come from the community working together, 220 slips, and i do feel comfortable if bcdc and other agencies working on the dredging and eel grass issues i do feel comfortable to move this forward today. >> president tsen: i have a question for you and that has to do with the dredging itself. the responsibility of the dredging is on the marina operators is that right? >> the responsibility for dredging within the existing premises of the marina is on treasure island and the access points to and from the marina is on tie as well. >> president tsen: about what the maintenance? >> that is on tie as well. >> president tsen: i want to make sure that is not on t. i. d. a. as well. so there has been a resolution

he refused a number of times to answer questions of mr. g trey gowdy. he has a sincere interest to getting to the bottom of what happened. i move now for consideration for mr. bannon to be subpoenaed. if he refuses, for contempt proceedings to occur. >> eric will lead off our discussion in a moment. after that the republicans tried and failed to cast doubt on the honesty of peter strzok's under oath testimony. he decided to do something that is actually not permitted in house hearings. he repeatedly called the under oath witness a liar and then went in for the kill in a very personal way. >> you have em babarrassed yourf and i can't help but wonder when i see you looking there with a little smirk how many times did you look so innocent into your wife's eye and lie to her about lisa paige? >> mr. chairman, this is outrageous! >> needles to s >>> leading off our discussion is a member of the judiciary and the intelligence committees in the house. and congressman, really appreciate you being here today. we all know how long your workday has been already. wh

us what i believe would be the possibility, you know, i think david winslow could probably do it or mr g. could do it or anybody could do it like they did on for 30 main. i want to understand what it could be. but what we got is zoning compliance -- compliancy for four units under each one of those units for 3,000 square feet. the partial preservation alternative gives you more square footage than the actual current project. so i'm very disappointed that we are still here six months later with no progress being made on it. >> president hillis: commission or more? >> commissioner moore: when we commented on the draft e.i.r., the discussion was far wider than just talking about not only using a joint density for the model of what the site should -- site should hold but there is also a strong historic components where we had a large number of people from the lgbtq community testifying of what this place, as a place of worship meant to them. and it was actually quite moving. because at that time, i simply recall that we spoke about the use, which is not only an intensity but as also as a mis

mr. g says shout out for the best summer weather in years in petaluma.hey did i a shift from last year's -- dated -- evaded a 180 shift from last year -- they did a 180 shift from last year. >> santa rosa and windsor are getting some fog. nevada is getting some fog. look at san pablo. there is no way it will be warm when you get that much fog. it is a cool start for son. -- for some. it is 51 in this area. cloverdale is 52. west southwest, west southwest, west southwest. we have an onshore breeze from cordelia to travis. those are all onshore. that should translate into some cooler inland temperatures. they should be above average. the high temperature ranges from 58 to 105. we had an onshore wind east north greece. san francisco is 61 degrees. -- we had an onshore wind east northeast. san francisco is 61 degrees. there is plenty of gray and their brakes on the coast with microclimates -- and there are brakes on the coast -- there are breaks on the coast with microclimates. we have had an incredible drop in the temperatures in four days. the monsoon mois

relations with russia it was a heated exchange with the end so mr trump said it was unfair that europe relied on the u.s. for defense the borders center g. from russia mr sultan but as you see there's just been speaking and he said that he expects more open and frank discussions the president had already criticized for they were saying they aren't paying enough for their defense we've got dominic kane who is standing by in munich to discuss how this will go down in berlin we got rory chalons in moscow but first this hour that diplomatic has its.

mr. frances g powers." ussr moscow. street number two. this is the first letter dad writes home. i think there are about 85 letters. two of mom and dad and to his first wife. i found the letters that my grandparents and aunts and uncles wrote to him in prison. he writes one, he gets one back. i tried to put them in order see can follow what the dialogue. it's hard to follow but we have done our best job getting it into chronological order. i discovered that my father had i discovered that my father had his first wife's letters. i could not find her letters. when he came home he got his when he came home he got his letters back and he gave her letters back to her. i think that is what happened since i cannot i'm in our files by the footlockers of my fathers. another interesting -- interesting thing i found out and published is at that my grandfather, oliver powers, dad's dad was very cantankerous. very stubborn. he was a coal miner in southwest virginia. he was a shoe cobbler and owned a shoe shop and would do the shoes for the minors. i think my father and myself have that cantan

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absolutely mr khan to was the only other g seven leader who supported donald trump's idea to readmit russia to this loose club if you like at the recent g. seven summit in canada is the close connection between an italian conservative and the russian leader is not that you serve your bias kone a former italian prime minister was seen as a close personal friend of russian president vladimir putin he even invited putin to parties at his home in italy now. is a very different person he's a quiet law professor he's not a party animal like a silvio berlusconi but once again on the issue of how to deal with russia he's probably closer to president trump than to other european leaders like. the u.s. president karzai was also asked about the situation with iran today trump saying that he is willing to meet with the iranian president mr rouhani. how serious was that off. well i think it was serious in the sense that i was trying to emphasize that he believes in dialogue he believes in sitting down with other leaders even adversaries and try to hammer out a deal mr trump got a lot of criticism

mr. president? >> fbi director chrisllray g me -- >> the intelligence community's assessment has not changed. my view has not changed.ha which is russia attempted lastterfere with the election and that it continues to engage and malign, influence operations to this day. >> aimed at our political system? >> aimed at sowing political discord in this country. >>ad i asked if he ever considered quitting. >>> i was told you were threatening to resign. >> i'm a low key guy, but that shouldn't be mistaken for what my spine is made out of. >> so you have -- >> i'll leave it at that. >> okay. >>> and wray weighing in on the allowf a russian offer to u.s. prosecutors to travel to moscow to watch questioning of russian agents under u.s. indictment. >> would you ever envision a world in which you would allow suspects to be interviewed by russia and oerve? re: ll, i never want to say never about anything, but it's certainly not high on our list of investigative techniques. [ laughter ] >> there has also been the suggestion from putin that he would want to come -- hav interview americans. is that something

g c. supported mr rouhani for that comment and other the last few days mr rouhani kunti knew that tone that reminds too many uranian devey that the former president mahmoud ahmadinejad was talking against us so in that case if they continue yes it can scrape especially these. statements from u.s. administration that they are supporting iranian protesters inside the country ok meanwhile the top u.s. diplomat mike pompei out has been trying to drum up world support for reintroducing sanctions on iran do you think that's likely to happen. as far as you can see right now if their target is actually on november fourth the sanctions really target financial and only export. take place and so far so many countries consider at that point that they stop. importing oil from iran that becomes a serious problem for iran which are to face economic problems inside the country of a high price or. currency crisis so yes in that case you. mentioned yes said they meant it in the end. they're called the. police units are more like mafia out there than you know politico and so. it's great any day right now ok t

mr. donal trump also g it's a political ploy in essence because he said the democrats have some pretty big midterm elections to focus on. in an interview with maria bartiromo, the president not only praised the job i.c.e. agents do, he said keeping our country safe, he went a step further, asserting that if it did not exist crime would be so bad, he says, people wouldn't want to leave their homes. >> between maxine waters and nancy pelosi and getting rid of i.c.e. and having open borders and the biggest thing you have open borders, all that's going to do is lead to massive, massive crime. that's going to be their platform, open borders which equals crime. i think they'll never win another election. >> reporter: crime, the president characterized as something that he says would be rampant and something he says would be uncontrollable if we had the open borders he suggests democrats want. jon. jon: casey seagal, thanks. right now a dangerous heat wave gripping a large part of the nation, millions of people under advisor as temperatures hover around triple digits. we'll show you how people ar

mr. huffman: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from alaska is ecognized. i have g: mr. chairman, -- mr. chairman, i just again would like to talk about this legislation, the 200 bill. i'm disappointed in the other side. it is a partisan issue, unfortunately it is. i was listening to the speakers on the other side and they really don't have a concrete reason to object to this bill. other than what they're being told by those that don't want commercial fishing. and they don't want recreational fishing. they may not say that, but in reality that's really what they're seeking. i again go back to the -- myself and the period of time when the 200-mile limit occurred. why did it happen? i was in kodiak, alaska. none of you were even born probably at that time. i was in kodiak, alaska, looked out, 12 miles off the shore of kodiak there was a wall of lights. and i said, what's that? this was before a congress -- before i was a congressman. they said, that's foreign fishermen catching our fish. catching our fish. america's fish. when i got elected to the congress, it one of

mr. speaker, that they've had positive g. -- g.d.p. growth. the e.u. predicts that real g.d.p. growth is expected to 3.3% in in 2018 and 2019. unemployment continues to shrink, with the rate being cut in half to 8% since the financial crisis. and it was a crisis. there's no question about that i talked to many people who live on the island and many relatives here in the united states of those folks and they went through a lot. but they recovered. cyprus can survive, mr. speaker. it is surviving without dependence on russian money. russian deposits have dropped nearly 50% and make up just 5% of three of the largest banks portfolio in those banks. cyprus has been actively promoting policies to counter money laundering and terrorist financing activities. the powers and tools of the regulators, principally the central bank of cyprus, the office of the attorney general and financial intelligence communities -- units have been greatly upgraded. as a result the cyprus banking sector has significantly beneficial timate ownership transparency reduces fence on foreign deposits and transa

a g sulzberger says he told mr trump that his inflammatory language was undermining the democratic ideals states. he made the details of their off the record meeting public after mr trump tweeted about it. mr trump said it had been a very good meeting, but he later accused him of putting lives at risk through their reporting. later today, the malaysian government will publish its final report on what happened to flight mh370. the mystery of what happened to the malaysia airlines plane has gone unsolved since it vanished with 239 people on board en route to beijing from kuala lumpur in march, 2014. malaysia has said it would consider resuming the search if new clues came to light. lewis hamilton has won the hungarian grand prix, giving him a 21 point lead going into formula 0ne's august break. it is the fifth win for the mercedes driver this season. hamilton now has 213 points, in second place is ferrari's sebastian vettel with 189. vettel came second in hungary, after surviving a late collision with hamilton's team mate valtteri bottas. some amazing pictures to show you from the ancient b

all of that is of major concern that the president may g -- give concessions to mr. putin into let's go back to the u.k. where john berman is watching the station there watching the drama unfold. >> indeed all of the drama from this bomb shell interview from a tabloid owned by rue pert murdoch. we'll discuss, next. m on the moe all day long, and sometimes i don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. and it has a guaranteed great taste. man: boost gives me everything i need to be up for doing what i love. boost high protein. be up for it. boost high protein. incomparable performance cars cannot be rushed. they must be painstakingly crafted. out of titanium, aluminum, and high tensile steel. hand-built by masters, scrutinized by experts, and tested... ...relentlessly. the lexus high performance line. experience exhilaration crafted to the extreme. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. here's something you should know. there's a serious viru

week in in proselytism for us looking from mr o'neill from tightly to prime montes the unity among the allies these is what we have seen recently during the g seven meeting or during some you know messages coming from twitter of course there are question marks but. again the if we look at what what is happening on the ground what already in the u.s. during the trumpet administration has increased its defense. abilities on the eastern flank of nato in poland in politics states also resources for a european the deterrence initiative are going up but of course there are also other questions up the this first and foremost issue of course these are sort of a question mark around crimea and the recognition of crimea and been injured as a part of russian federation which was supposedly made by mr trump recently that would of course the cause a lot of troubles when we think about the future of security architecture and will in europe learn when to really talk more about primary crimea the black sea and both russia and the nato presence building up around that area more but let me bring mr portier in now a key question going into the nato meeting in

mr. ernest of g subcommittee to provide opening testimony. interest in the music and their testimony will identify eness and solutions to make a difference. thank you both for your time for e taken to prepare and your presence here this importantly, most for your care of the athletes today. by ll conclude my remarks subpoenas olleagues, were issued requiring attendance today. hrough their counsels, both mr. piny and dr. simon have made lear they would not appear voluntarily on june 5 or any other date going forward. i wish that were not the case as subpoenas is something this committee takes very pursues as a only last resort. despite the circumstances, however, i appreciate their resence today, and i look forward to a productive hearing on this important matter. ith that, i will turn to the ranking member, senator his opening or statement. ran. ank you, senator mo ran for s to senator mo his leadership and partnership important foundly effort to uncover the truth about a chapter in american threats that really is a nightmare. grooming, htmar

g. eight. there's been positive and michelle meetings with mr bolton there. we need a distraction so so it's you know between the pick and mr trump. upcoming visit. like you said it's a very interesting coincidence that this something like this occurred expectantly depending which what direction we're going to point the fingers at all right earl rasmussen executive vice president of the radio center thanks for being with us here on our teacher national certainly is an interesting situation and we will watch and see how it plays out right we earlier told you about the testimony of one of the friends of the couple that is involved here is that testimony. almost. any stuff in any way. they would have to show up. and then use in as many many came out any time when they start acting funny it wasn't just dropped against the. red brick. and started sweating so i'm going. to actually take place right up to five of them. around and so. it sells because they were full. and then they went off somewhere so they must have touched some contaminated that's the next thing on

g. eight. there's been positive and michelle meetings with mr bolton there. we need a distraction so so it's you know between the picts and mr trump. upcoming visit it's like i said it's very interesting coincidence.

on the office and part of the justice department's investigation into g cohen's role pay women to avoid embarrassing headlines about mr. trump ahead of the election. the president's lawydy iuliani says mr. trump never made that payment, no story about the affair was published. the recoing is less than two minutes long and cuts off before the conversation ends. did michael cohen betray you, mr. president? tonigh president trump ignoring recordporter's questions and used by his lawyer to keep his life secret. the legal threat cohen may pose to the president after cohen said he would take a bullet for mr. trump says he puts family fi and country t. >> are you worried michael cohen might flip? >> look, i did nothing wrong. you have to understand. this stuff would have come out a long time ago. i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: rudy giuliani says the recording shows nothing wrong but tonight michael cohen's lawyer says any attempted spin cannot change what is on the tape. lester? >> peter alexander, at the white house tonight, thank you. >>> there is a developing story we're following in houston. a murder mystery, a search

week in in proselytism for us looking for a mr o'neill from tally the prime montes the unity among the allies these is what we have seen recently during the g seven meeting or during some you know messages coming from twitter of course there are question marks but. again the if we look what what is happening on the ground what already in the u.s. during the trumpet administration has increased its defense capabilities on the eastern flank of nato in poland in politics states also resources for a european the deterrence initiative are going up but of course there are also questions about the this first and foremost issue of course these. sort of a question mark around crimea and the recognition of crimea and been injured as a part of russian federation which was supposedly made by mr trump recently that would of course the cause a lot of troubles when we think about the future of security architecture in europe plan when to really talk more about primary crimea the black sea and both russia and the nato presence building up around that area more but let me bring mr porter here in now a key question going into the nation meeting in brussels n

g. hatch, president pro tempore. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i'd like to talk this morning about the president's well qualified nominee for the supreme court. a number of us have already met with judge kavanaugh. more senators from both sides of the aisle have meetings scheduled. by all accounts, including my own, he's a fair and thoughtful jurist with a brilliant legal mind. but some senators have a different view than their colleagues, different from the experts. here's how the junior senator from new jersey characterized this nomination with the senior senator from massachusetts right beside him and here's what he said, mr. president. we're walking through the valley of the shadow of death. you're either complicit in the evil, you're either contributing to the wrong, or you're fighting against it. this, mr. president, from a member of the judiciary committee. he hasn't even met with judge kavanaugh, hasn't heard a word of testimony, and he's citing scripture? scripture? to proclaim that this nominee is pure evil of biblical pr

g. hatch, president pro tempore. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i spoke yesterday about the bipartisan cooperation that's made it possible for us to return to regular appropriations process. collaboration got the four measures we're now considering through the subcommittee and full committee process thanks to the efforts of chairman shelby, senator leahy and subcommittee leaders senators murkowski, collins. bipartisan let us turn to the legislation by consent and kick off the amendment process with several votes yesterday. if we can keep it up, we'll soon take four more big steps toward our goal. funding the federal government the right way and avoiding another omnibus. yesterday i mentioned the legislation before us addresses two pressing national needs. rebuilding america's infrastructure and bolstering the fight against opioids. but that's far from the whole story. these measures cover about one eighth of the total discretionary spending for next year. they fund a long list of key servi

g-7 a.eting in canada. that meeting was marked by tense exchanges between mr. trump and other world leaders over trade.if the expectation was that a weekend in beautiful charlevoix surrounded by all sorts of lovely people was going to transform the president's outlook on trade in the world, then we didn't quite perhaps haet that bar. >> reporter: since then, the trade war has only ratcheted up. harley-davidson announced it would move some u.s. motorcycle production overseas to avoid european tariffs, and canada announced retaliatory tariffs on more than $1billion worth of u.mports. europeans worry these disputes signal disunity, and do so just before president trump will head to helsinki, finland, for his first summit with russian idesident vladimir putin. now, the white house insists mr. trump has challenged russian agression in europe and argued, its push for more defense spending among nato nations will help, not hurt, those efforts. d ff? >> glor: major garrett, thank you. president trump ordered flags at the white house and other federal buildings flown at half- staff today in honor of the five "c

of the country is likely to shift significantly under mr andres manuel lopez obrador, because we're still waiting for exactly how many of his collea ge one in the congress and the senate and as mayers and governors, but it looks like it's been a huge victory across the board for them. with that kind of strength and mandate, he could have redrawn the political map —— mayers. he plans to take mexico in a different direction to the way it's been going over the past couple of decades. clearly the people have made their voice heard, they say they one significant change in so many areas, not just the economy significant change in so many areas, notjust the economy but in crime and the. —— they want. he has a huge mandate in terms of the votes and what it means for him to put policies through but it's a lot to deliver, isn't it? —— crime and and. it is. there's the crime situation to ta ke it is. there's the crime situation to take into account —— crime and corruption. the inequality is huge, those in the wealthiest one and 2% of the country, and over half the country that's in poverty. the problems facing the incoming president are huge,

and you keep trying his side in a meeting it was like a penalty mr luker margaret said to try to append to chichen itza was even reckon t. g.'s kick shield the key for the play she was setting up the quarter final showdown with russia was. now of course when you see one hundred twenty minutes of football condensed into a short report that the likelihood usually is that you've missed a lot. reporting on last night i have to say there wasn't really much else to miss it was quite tedious game and both sides for the first time really this world cup looked scared which of course is understandable because now that they're out of the groups the stakes have risen quite a lot. so they defended they try to avoid taking risks which you know to denmark we've seen them doing that before the croatia it's a bit of a new tactic it's understandable but it's also a tactic which has been perfected at this tournament by russia who they're going to play now in the quarterfinals so. they're going to need to keep trying hard if they get through that one by time so what can we look forward to today or today in a couple of hours in fact we've got

mr. conte was the only other leader to support donald trump's idea to readmit russia to this exclusive club at the recent g summit in canada. obviously, a close connection between the italian conservative and the russian leader. that is not new. the former italian prime minister was seen as a close personal friend of vladimir putin. he invited vladimir putin two parties at his home in italy. giuseppe conde -- conte is not a party animal but on the issue of how to deal with russia, he is closer to president trump and other european leaders like angela merkel or emmanuel macron. >> he was asked about the situation with iran. trump said that he is willing to meet with the iranian president. how serious was that? >> i think it was serious in the sense that donald trump was trying to emphasize that he believes in dialogue and sitting down with other leaders. even adversaries, just to hammer out a deal. donald trump got criticized for his meeting with len mickelson in helsinki and his summit with the north korean leader kim jong on. in both cases, critics said that these meetings were just talk with little to sh

policy priority number two for france globally at the moment and hence mr mccraw is concerned about the success of what's called the g. five sawhill which includes a number of states including mauritania is absolutely key i mean put it another way if you're looking at france seven percent of france's energy supply comes from uranium out of nis yes so this is truly strategic for france right and that fuels the french nuclear energy industry because the french economy is based on nuclear energy and unlike the united kingdom that is more fossil fuels for ok now you mentioned this issue of free trade and we always hear of africa's enormous potential which is remains in many ways unrealized but there is great potential there's a lot of effort to try and make it happen. how important is a free trade agreement. this is really important i mean think of it this way only about sixteen percent of trade happens internally in africa so it is about really unlocking that africa is the youngest continent in the world if you can get really scaled up internal trade bringing down barriers and tariffs that will have a real multiplier fo

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so for instance mr younger will be going to washington on wednesday that is for talks before the us of taking back anything through talks will be starting now that when we look at the g twenty summit i mean they need regularly and this particular common the key calls for greater dialogue on trait tensions what does that actually mean. in my view it does not mean very much it's basically these people tell each other we should now under the threat of significant protectionism from the us talk to each of the more often two gifts deals done but if they just call for talks that means they are far away from any agreement or right target meeting that chief economist at bear a big bank today in berlin thank you so much you're welcome what china's second largest online retailer j.d. dotcom is looking to enter the european market c e o richard you were told to german business daily handed splats that it will have a strategy in place by the end of the year that could potentially shake up europe's competitive e-commerce industry. jadi dot com wants to take on amazon and it plans to start with a european market the chinese e-commerce giant is said to be planning to build logistic

so for instance mr younger will be going to washington on wednesday that is for talks before the us of taking back anything through talks will be starting now that when we look at the g twenty summit i mean they mean regularly and this particular common the key calls for greater dialogue on trait tensions what does that actually mean in my view it does not mean very much it's basically these people tell each other we should now under the threat of significant protectionism from the us talk to each of the more often to get deals done but if they just called for talks that means they are far away from any agreement or a target shooting their chief economist at bear in big bank today in berlin thank you so much you're welcome china's second largest online retailer is looking to enter the european market j.d. dot com is planning to open an office in germany c o richard lui told the german business daily hundred splot to that of the e-commerce giant will have a strategy in place by the end of the year to sell products directly to european consumers it's planning to build logistic centers in germany and france you said his company would consider takeovers to help it expand

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