moderator: mr. kim. mr. m: this is continued distraction from the main issues of the campaign. we need to be focused on what voters care about, health care, taxes -- these other issues in front of us. my concerns are about my opponent's record on health care, how he gutted pre-existing conditions. these are the issues we should be focused on. not on these distractions taking away from us on the main issues. mr. macarthur: you continue to say things like that that we know are dishonest. that idea, things like pre-existing conditions, you know our bill specifically protected people's pre-existing conditions. you talked about the age tax, you know that has been debunked. moderator: we will get into a deeper discussion about that. mr. macarthur: you cannot just keep saying dishonest things because it plays well. moderator: all right, let us talk about that when we get to that issue. we move on to immigration. a caravan of several thousand migrants is approaching the u.s.-mexico border. the president has said, "th

mr. kim, you want to take 30 seconds to rebut? >> this is continued distraction from the main issues of this campaign. we need to be focused on what the voters care about, healthcare and taxes, is these issues at the front of us all. the voters concerns are about my opponent's record on healthcare, those are the type of actions and the type of issues weshould be focused on, not only distractions that are taking away from the main issues of november 6 . i'm sure we will talk more about healthcare but you continue to say things like that you know are dishonest. that idea, things like pre-existing conditions, you know our bill pacifically protects people'spre-existing conditions. you talk about an age tax, you know that's been debunked . >> were going to get to a deeper discussion about that. >> you can't keep saying dishonest things because it plays well . >> we will get into that. let's move on to immigration. a caravan of several thousand migrants is approaching the us-mexico border. the pres

we believe mr. kim will be just that. third, our special representative for afghanistan reconciliation zalmay khalilzad just got back from his trip to afghanistan, the uae, and qatar. ambassador khalilzad's first and last stop was kabul, where he met with president ghani, chief executive abdullah, and other afghan stakeholders to facilitate a peace process between the government of afghanistan and the taliban. during this visit to kabul, ambassador khalilzad met with men and women active in afghan civil society and peace efforts, members of the media, and other governmental and nongovernmental organizations. in every one of his meetings, ambassador khalilzad stressed that all afghans must have a say in creating a sustainable peace for afghanistan. we will continue to work with all interested parties to support and facilitate an inclusive peace process. fourth, our special representative for north korea steve biegun is meeting today with his republic of korea counterpart to further strengthen our close coordination on effo

manning was arrested in september during a visit to china mr kim added to our russian front runner alexander pope kupchak whose land of deceit was strongly opposed by the united states and several european countries serving as its active. the president of the united states has said that he will not further punish saudi arabia for the murder of the journalists democracy like donald trump the economic advantages of good relations with the kingdom outweighed all other considerations several senators have challenged the president's stance saying that the u.s. should not lose its moral voice over the issue. of astronauts on board of the international space station have celebrated the twentieth anniversary of the launch of the vessel or german commander alexander guest and his crew work the event with a live video stream the i as s. is expected to stay in operation for another decade. are to germany now where chance the americal has addressed parliament for the first time since announcing that she will not be seeking reelection the annual budget debate i

head of the international police body after he went missing in september during a visit to china mr kim edged out the russian front from alexander procope truck whose candidacy was strongly opposed by the united states and several european countries it is. it's an easy has freed an australian woman who served thirteen years in prison for smuggling heroin on a lawrence is the first of the so-called bali nine to be released after it's set to bring the leaders were executed indonesia's says lawrence will be deported to australia and banned from indonesia for life. presidents of the united states said he will not have further punish saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi donald trump said the economic advantages of good relations with the kingdom outweighed all other considerations several services have challenge to his stance saying that the u.s. should not lose its moral voice over this issue. meanwhile president trump has accused the federal judge of political bias after he temporarily blocked his attempt to limit asylum claims for people and when the country illeg

it turns out that mr. kim has been elected.uld mean there is a sigh of relief being breathed. not least because the chinese former president of interpol was arrested on his return home about six weeks ago, accused of corruption charges. interpol, at that time, was accused of its arrest of the senior official, accepting the resignation letter from him that they wouldn't be he wasn't sure he was under duress. on top of that, there was a concern that if a russian was elected to the post, that interpol might be used to chase down the opponents of vladimir putin around the world. there's been some form for that. the russians are trying to issue a red notice, falsely described as an arrest warrant, for opponents of the putin government. he is going to remain in post. he is also a vice president of interpol. he remains a man of influence in this international police body. for now, there is a generalized sigh of relief, that a well-known, much-respected police bureaucrat, without the political agenda is going to have the top job, bianc

head of the international police body after he went missing in september during a visit to china mr kim edged out the russian frontrunner kupchak his candidacy was strongly opposed by the united states and several european countries electing a new president the now president trump has accused the federal judge of political bias after he temporarily blocked the president's attempt to limit asylum claims for people who enter the country illegally mr trump issued the proclamation earlier this month as thousands of central american migrants made their way through mexico to the u.s. border and now around three thousand migrants away from the mexican city of tijuana to apply for asylum in the u.s. . do you want to downtown is squeaky clean its main street is lined with bars restaurants and shops. and it's sports the unavoidable local absurdity which serves as a tourist attraction. these are the images the city of tijuana wants the world to see in these days more than ever. the reality is a very different want to is sheltering almost three thousand migrants from central america so called carav

mr. kim? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. a prejudice employee under strickland is the normal tool for identifying which final criminal judgments should be reopened based on counsel's ineffective assistance. where case is justified. the benefits would exist only in exceptional cases. a lot of focus on the argument today has been on. i would like to refocus the court, if i may, on the question of prejudice, which is one we have focused on in our brief. >> it always requires for a. there are cases that show the defendants was ms. once you know, the reason the defendant lost out on an appellate proceeding. that alone is a scared into law. >> there's undoubtedly a statutory right to appeal. >> and the waiver is only good if the court of appeals brings it. so why is there a denial if the defendant is entitled by law? >> so the question is not merely whether he would have filed a notice of appeal and submitted some brief that the court would have read. if we know, based on the circumstances, the court would just have thrown out the

mr kim will succeed meng hongwei, who vanished on a trip to china in september.ce mohammed bin salman played a role in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. mr khashoggi was killed on 2nd 0ctober inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. democrat and republican senators are demanding a fresh probe into his death. yesterday, president trump defended us ties with saudi arabia, despite international condemnation of the incident. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. what a change. yesterday we talked about how cold it feels and today we have some snow to show you. this video came from a drone flying over sussex. this was devil's dyke. you can see, not a lot of snow but enough to give a covering, may be a centimetre or so, that was the scene across many parts of southern and south—eastern england, particularly during last night and the first part of this morning, we had snow even at low levels. it was notjust there, we had snow in other parts of the country as well. look at this picture from north yorkshire. that's more than one centimetre of snow, i rec

we believe mr. kim will be just that.ial representative for afghanistan reconciliation just got back from his trip to afghanistan, the uae, and qatar. his first and last stop was kabul, where he met with president ghani, the chief executive, and or stakeholders to facilitate a peace process between the government of afghanistan and the taliban. during this visit to kabul, the ambassador met with men and women active in peace efforts, members of the media, and other governmental and nongovernmental organizations. in every one of his meetings, the ambassador stressed all afghans must have a say in creating a sustainable peace for afghanistan. we'll continue to work with all interested parts to facilitate an inclusive peace process. fourth, our special rec representative for north korea in his meeting today with his counterpart to further strengthen our close coordination on efforts to achieve our shared goal for denuclearization. these are important discussions today with the republic of korea. they're discussing ongoing di

we believe mr. kim will be just that. >> britain lobbied against prokopchuk.aid they would leave interpol if prokopchuk won. kim secured support from two-thirds of the agency. russia is not disputing the results but they are accusing the u.s. and others of election interference. take a listen. >> translator: the election was held in an environment of the unprecedented pressure and interference. >> critics say moscow would've turned interpol into a weapon to track down whoever they wanted. >> this russian will be acting on the instructions of vladimir putin to put his representative in charge of the most important international crime-fighting organization. it's like putting the mafia in charge. >> countries like russia, turkey, egypt, iran, china have been accused of using interpol for nefarious purposes. the last interpol president went missing in china. the government detained him. his wife said it was political persecution. she thinks he might be dead. this election put all those issues back in the spotlight. some watchdog groups are calling on interpol to t

we believe mr. kimjust that. >> dana: what secretary pompeo didn't say there, congressman, is that the u.s. is opposing the russian nominee to lead the interpol citing russian abuses. again, right decision? >> absolutely. i mean, mike pompeo obviously friend of mine, great guy. this is a no brainer. russia is basically like the fox guarding the hen house. they should not have a russian in charge of interpol. they are among the biggest international law violators. they murder people all the time. putting russia in charge of interpol would not just be stupid, it would take away the whole credibility of the organization and should be stopped. >> dana: congressman adam kinzinger, happy thanks giving to you. >> you too. >> dana: we'll be right back. are you a veteran, own a home, and need money for your family? newday usa can help. we earned a lot of va benefits with our service. but the va home loan benefit is a big one. if you want to use it to get cash, call newday usa. va loans are all they do. and don't

mr kim will succeed meng hongwei, who vanished on a trip to china in september.member of the "bali nine" drug smuggling ring, to be released from jail in indonesia. 41—year—old renae lawrence, a member of the notorious drug—trafficking gang was freed after spending almost 13 years in prison. the high—profile case began in 2005, when indonesia caught nine australians trying to smuggle heroin out of bali. the two ringleaders were executed in 2015. it is unclear if any of the remaining members will be released. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may heads to brussels today, under pressure to secure further brexit concessions ahead of a summit this weekend. the number of children treated for stab wounds in england more than doubles over the past four years. new moves to end the conflict in yemen as one charity estimates 85,000 children underfive have died from hunger since the war began. and after five years in charge, martin 0'neill and after five years in charge, martin o'neill is out of a job. he, roy keane and the management team have parted ways by mutual consen

credibility integrity that reflects one of the world's most critical law enforcement bodies we believe mr kim will be just that third our special representative for afghanistan reconciliations i'll make a little sod just got back from his trip to afghanistan the u.a.e. and cutter ambassador cleans out first and last stop was kabul where he met with president ghani chief executive abdulla and other afghan stakeholders facilitate a peace process between the governor afghanistan and the taliban. during his visit to kabul embassador met with men and women active in afghan civil society peace efforts members of the media and other governmental and non-governmental organizations in every one of his meetings embassador stressed that all afghans must have a say in creating a sustainable peace for afghanistan we will continue to work with all interested parties to support facilitate an inclusive peace process forth our special representative for north korea steve begin this meeting today with this republic of korea counterpart to further strengthen our close coordination and efforts to achieve our sha

a second from commissioner peskin. >> clerk: we can take it same house. >> chairwoman kim: same house, same call. mr. clerk, can you call items 6 and 7? >> clerk: item 6 is an information item, item 7, public comment. >> chairwoman kim: colleagues, are there any new items you would like to introduce today? seeing none, public comments on items number 6 and also general public comment at this time. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed for item 6 and 7. mr. clerk, any other items before this board? >> clerk: item 8, adjournment. >> chairwoman kim: seeing none, this meeting is adjourned. see you all at 2:00 p.m. . >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it prof

a second from commissioner peskin. >> clerk: we can take it same house. >> chairwoman kim: same house, same call. mr. clerk, can you call items 6 and 7? >> clerk: item 6 is an information item, item 7, public comment. >> chairwoman kim: colleagues, are there any new items you would like to introduce today? seeing none, public comments on items number 6 and also general public comment at this time. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed for item 6 and 7. mr. clerk, any other items before this board? >> clerk: item 8, adjournment. >> chairwoman kim: seeing none, this meeting is adjourned. see you all at 2:00 p.m. >> the meeting will come to order. this is a regular meeting of the vision zero committee for wednesday, october 31st. 2018. i am captain -- [laughter] [applause] >> and i wanted to do this to emphasize what we really mean about what is vision zero. as you know, it is our policy in

much more comfortable working with and so if that is the real fear it's not that mr crump will go back to squabbling kim jong un rocket man and cetera et cetera because he wants the process to succeed but at this point of time he is being he is being held back frankly by his underlings out here who are not brave enough as he had to to directly contradict him on this issue and so there are real serious haven's going forward and we'll have to see if we can have a presidential level breakthrough when the two leaders meet because at this point of time it's just up to them because their subordinates don't seem to be able to get the process moving so robson greatest need to i guess sort of go to asia pacific strategic and economic policy strategist specialist i should say at the institute for america studies. and. copy and paste error seems to reveal to us prosecutors are preparing charges against wiki leaks chief julian assange she was discovered in an unrelated court filing which was said to being made by mistake. the complaint supporting affidavit would need to remain sealed. the tools songes a rested in c

kim will be just that. third, our special representative for afghanistan reconciliation just got back from mr. to afghanistan. his first and last stop was kabul. during his visit, the ambassador met with men and women, members of the media, and other organizations. in every one of his meetings, he stressed that all afghans must have a say we will continue to work with all parties to facilitate a peace process. our special representative is meeting today with the republic of korea counterpart on coordination to achieve our goal, a final denuclearization as agreed to by chairman kim. these are important discussions today. sustained efforts, implementation of sanctions come and the inter-korean cooperation. finally, i just left a meeting with the turkish foreign minister. i welcome the positive momentum in our relationship following the recent of pastor brunson and urged the opening of channels to address issues of concern. we are concerned about turkey's i just detention of -- i'm just the attention of scientists. we discussed the jamal khashoggi case to support the reagan program should -- the

kim. sophia from the office of mr. cohen. the dogpatch public realm, which was built over the last 18 months, working very closely with district 10 residents and community groups is a model for interagency coordination, new partnerships, and how to serve our residents as our community grows across san francisco. growth projections in the central waterfront could see a quadrupling of housing units and five times the number of people living in the area as there are now. however, public asset that is make a complete neighborhood, such as adequate open space, safe streets, that serve the industrial and residential demands have not kept up with all of the growth. this plan is a fantastic overview for the future of the dogpatch, reflecting the rich history of the neighborhood and planning for the monumental growth that is coming. notably, this plan considers much-needed infrastructure investments, creating a comprehensive plan to connect pier 70 and other large-scale projects coming online. retaining and supporting p.d.r. businesse

kim strols and bill mcgurn. as i interpret what senator schumer said please, mr. president, fire mueller so we have have a constitutional crisis. >> i don't think there is any danger bob mueller will be fired. i think he may be close to wrapping up. paul: what about the firing of sessions? is that justified? >> i don't know the management book where you berate people in public and get the best out of them. and i think he has done some good things. i like that he didn't appoint a special prosecutor against hillary. but when he recused himself he left the president with a crippled attorney general on the central investigation of the times. paul: what about the matt whitaker appointment. it's unusual as judge mukasey said. it would have been sensible to avoid that problem and any challenge to future decisions whitaker makes. >> the president was asked about this, and he basically made it sounds like, he was there and it was easy. it doesn't sound as though there was a great deal of thought put into that. he seems like a very competent person,, the chief of staff. and

mr. putin. we see that now with kim jong-un. we now see it with the crown prince.se are individuals that you need to stand up. america's strength is our value. and our foreign policy needs to be wrapped in american values. >> do you want -- >> and the president is doing a disservice. >> do you want the so-called magnitsky sanctions to be imposed on the crown prince himself? >> i think they need to go higher than they have been already applied. i applaud the administration for using the magnitsky sanctions. we sent a letter urging him to do that under the law. but i think he needs to go higher than they have gone so far. >> senator cardin, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> let's bring in our political and legal experts to talk about the breaking news. lots to discuss. and kaitlan, let's begin with you. the president in that interview with fox news yesterday said he's not ready, and he has no plans to sit down with robert mueller. he's going to submit his answers in writing, but that's it. he said the investigation has gone on long enough. eno

mr. clerk. unless there's any initial comments by colleagues, i want to recognize our colleague, supervisor kim, and the city college -- any city college members here today, want to also recognize them for the item here as free city college, so supervisor kim, thank you. >> supervisor kim: thank you, supervisor safai, and i do want to recognize our former trustee, rafael mandelman who is a cosponsor of the charter ordinance that was here before us today. only supervisor yee was here in 2016 when i first introduced the measure that became known as proposition w. this very modest increase was brought forward to the voters and brought in 64% of the positive vote. and we campaigned on using these additional dollars brought to the city to bring more equity to the city primarily by making city college free and making san francisco the only city in the nation to make community college tuition free in the nation. we did this for many reasons. back -- and just to do a little bit of history, there was a time when government in this country made a very expensive and radical decision to fund a free k-12 edu

mr. trump talking about he fell in love with kim jong-un. i mean, i followed the north koreans for a long time. this fellow is a monster. he's killed a couple hundred thousand of his own people. he's executed hundreds of his own senior officials of government. >> he writes a beautiful letter apparently. >> i mean, it's hard to imagine what's going on. so we've got some optics of a charade going on, but no serious discussion. worse, the japanese are now scared. what are we up to? and the south korea ya koreans h reason not to open up economic cooperation with the north as well as chinese and the russians. we're in trouble. >> let's talk about world war i. let's take us back beyond both of us. luckily the lessons of the conflict are still taught at the place so dear to you, that's west point. we saw the president's behavior over in france this past weekend. has our image abroad suffered, do you think, as a result? >> i think the europeans are aghast at almost everything we're doing. the president went there for one reason. world war i in many

. >> supervisor: supervisor kim, i see you shaking your head no. >> thank you, mr.gibner for that clarification. i'd like to pass all other items as

kim. this is the hill writing mr. carthur lost the seat to andy kim wednesday resulting in a near wipeout for the gop in the state. democrats successfully flipped four republican seats in new jersey this year, some of which had been held by the gop for decades. come january, there will be one republican congressman, chris smith, who easily won reelection. him forters berated authoring an amendment that helps republicans secure votes necessarily -- necessary to get the bill through the house. macarthur faced criticism for being the only gop to vote for the tax bill. new jersey, which has some of the highest property taxes, one of the states that benefited the most from unlimited deductions. we will go next to lisa in tennessee. hello. caller: hello? host: you are on. caller: ok. i was calling and watching the program and i have noticed that they don't know the american people anymore. they are so far away from us. they have no idea what we live with and the health care or the job situations, which is bad in tennessee. f

kim, katey tang. with that -- [roll call] >>clerk: as well, mr. chairman, you do have a quorum. go ahead and call your next item? >> yes, please. >> >>clerk: item three is communications. i'm not aware of any. seeing none, directors, new and oral business. none. item five, executive director's report. >> good morning, directors, i will begin my update by providing you with the progress that we're making toward the reopening of the salesforce transit center. i would like to assure you and the public that we are working swiftly to determine a cause and reopen the facility, but we are balancing that with our responsibility to conduct a thorough investigation and fully cooperate with independent risk review and over sight provided by the metropolitan transportation commission. we are excited to welcome the public back to the transit center and the park. as you know, the first step toward reopening is to install a temporary shoring system, and we did so at both fremont street and first street locations. we reopened fremont street on sunday, october 14, after the shoring was installed

. >> supervisor: supervisor kim, i see you shaking your head no. >> thank you, mr.gibner for that clarification. i'd like to pass all other items as a final read and just vote on item 15 as a first read. >> supervisor: okay. i'd like to make a motion to duplicate the file -- >> no, duplication. >> i'm suggesting item 15 passes on first reading as amended. >> supervisor: let me make a motion to rescind the vote and take item 15 and go 16 through 18. may i have a motion to rescind the vote on items 15 through 18. >> i didn't think we did. >> supervisor: we did vote. may i have a motion to -- >> i don't think we have to do anything. mr. gibner? >> i would defer to the clerk on what the motion that was adopted. >> it was just the amendment to item 15. >> supervisor: do we need to take another vote? >> you'd need to take a vote to pass items 14 through 18 minus 15. item 15 would be adopted on first reading as amended. >> what about my request to duplicate items 14 through 18 picking out item 15. >> clerk: that would be a different stand alone request on your behalf, mada

our intelligence agencies have said kim jong-un is still working on weapons. mr. trump has tweeted the nuclear threat from north korea is over. >>> speaking of tweets, the president misspelled congressman adam schiff's name over the weekend. you can see how he spelled it. i'm not going to pronounce that. if that were an accident, some sort of typo, it's not been withdrawn. this comes as the white house calls for decorum. the president also called into question the skills of retired admiral william mccraven, a former navy s.e.a.l. who commanded u.s. forces in iraq and was in command of the team that killed osama bin laden. here is the president on "fox news sunday. ". >> he's a hillary clinton backer and obama backer, and frankly -- >> he is a navy s.e.a.l. >> wouldn't it be nice if we got osama bin laden a lot sooner ? >> chris wallace hit the president hard on his claims the press is the enemy of the people. listen to wallace to say a beacon for repression. >> but sir, leaders and authoritarian countries like russ russia, china, venezuela, now repress the media u

our intelligence agencies have said kim jong-un is still working on weapons. mr. the nuclear threat from north korea is over. >>> speaking of tweets, the president misspelled congressman adam schiff's name over the weekend. i'm not going to pronounce that. if that were an accident, some sort of typo, it's not been withdrawn. this comes as the white house calls for decorum. the president also called into question the skills of retired admiral william pc craven, a former navy s.e.a.l. who commanded u.s. forces in iraq and was in command of the team that killed osama bin laden. fox's chris wallace hit the president hard with questions on his claims the press is the enemy of the people. we'll show you the clips coming up at 6:45. i'll link to that interview. fox did a very good job. find me on twitter @scottmcgrew. >> thank you very much, scott. 5:48 right now. >>> coming off kind of a tough weekend here in the bay area. >> hopefully the rain is in the air. >> we're getting ready for the rain to arrive wednesday. tomorrow our winds will pick up as the storm system app

mr. corsi has information about the leaks prior to the dissemination which does influence the election. >> kim is with us. now to president trump's dismissals and denials. he is under fire for his take on several issues both here in the united states and around the world. the president denying or dism s dismissing scientists. a new report warns of dire consequences from climate change. the report was moved up during the thanksgiving holiday. the president dismissed global warming as a hoax. then the intel findings. according to sources, the saudi crown prince personally ordered jamal khashoggi's killing. the president answered maybe he did, maybe he didn't. he has yet to russia's seizure of three ships and the detention of 24 sailors. we mentioned the sgloebl waglob. it said it could kill thousands and the u.s. economy could lose billions. we have this warming reality check. >> tryptophan is a hell of a drug. while you were gearing up to bum rush the stores, you might admit this bit of news. the climate is galloping towards catastrophe. they released a 16 hundr00 page report. it wasn't suppose

trumpian because the moderate lost, how will they be a different minority from what kim wallace has witnessed over the decades? mralysis of that because moderates got hurt but conservatives were hurt also. in response to your question about ohio, the new ohio maybe the old ohio. a congressional delegation did not change. 12 republicans, four democrats. the republican governor. ohio is what you want a bellwether's going to 2020 at the marriott -- very may well be where the president draws a line in the concrete for his reelection. what impact to the midterms have for businesses and foreign policy? is it too soon to tell? it's too soon to know a certainty but fiscal policy is stretched, trade policy is stretched, it will congress divided, it's very likely that the house democrats will want to share power of decisions both physical and trade and that will be a difficult adjustment for the president if he is able to make it at all. early on, relationship building and the efficacy of those relationships, trump, mcconnell, pelosi more than likely will tell you as possible on the agenda. in terms of the must do agenda,

kim, i did see you. forgive me. >> i had a question for mr brian if that's okay. the data that you showed and presented today is really stunning. i wish we had an opportunity to see some of the government audit and oversight committee. i was curious where the data was compiled on the salaries, in particular. >> sure. it was information provided to us by d.h.r. and our researcher. she tried to be as accurate as possible so it was a weighted calculation that tried to give the truest description as possible in regards to that information. >> i think we can celebrate percentages and even say, make statements, for example, like we have double the percentage of african-americans in our workforce as residents of san francisco. i think supervisor brown made a very good point about the displacement of african-americans from our city and how a lot of that was not voluntary. i am actually really stunned by the salary discrepancy. these numbers really mask what people are making. as we talk about economic justice, it is really about what people are earning and not just to has