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fake inauguration party for himself never mind that good practice for the real thing congratulations mr man you elevate should lead to mere putin sent his regards . we asked a social theorist to undress a bear knol to tell us what distinguishes the new mexican president from his predecessors. in previous administrations there was simply a consensus that moral lesson aligned with the rest of the establishment in the western world this consensus was centered around a kind of. what's often called the neo liberal economic policy model which relied on. the liberalization of the of the of the economy the liberalization of latin american economies for foreign investment to come in however this foreign investment is very much centered on. the benefit of the superpowers like the united states and other countries and keeping the mexican economy and in a state of dependency as i just mentioned and so this this consensus this this economic model is very much led by kind of a team of technocrats that have been at the helm of mexico and most latin american countries now for four maybe three four decades

reporter: morning, mr major! ..this manosceptics a quarter of a century ago, and he still is. if we crash out without a deal, the people who have least are going to be hurt most. it would be a terrible betrayal of the interests of everyday people, who really are not political. sirjohn cited a government forecast suggesting the north—east of england, which endorsed brexit, would take the biggest economic hit in the uk if there is no deal struck with the eu. he also said another referendum would be morallyjustified. so do people in middlesbrough agree? probably reconsider another referendum, due to the fact that they might not want to leave, ‘cause quite a lot ofjobs would be lost. i think basically, what we should do is, if we get no agreement on brexit, we just walk away. everybody's so mixed up about it. nobody really understands it, and i think that's... if it was explained a bit more, people would have a better choice, and they would know what they were doing. a new referendum just means that there‘s an opportunity for i

mr. manning on behalf of the board? without objection. thank you. madam clerk, would you call public comment? >> clerk: yes. at this time, the public may address the entire board of supervisors for up to 2 minutes on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board to include june 5, 2018, board meeting minutes and items 24-30, on adoption without deference to committee calendar. public comment is not allowed when the subject has already had public comment. direct the remarks to the committee as a whole. if you would like to display your document, please just place it under the projection and remove it when you would like the screen to return to live coverage of the meeting. first speaker, please. >> good after innooafternoon. as governing body of this great city, whose duty it is to fulfill the will of the people, it's important to pass a resolution to abolish i.c.e. let's be clear in our intention, the city and county of san francisco is a sanctuary city. the state of california is as well a sanctuary state. and i.c.e. has committed the m

mr. manning on behalf of the board? without objection. thank you.c comment? >> clerk: yes. at this time, the public may address the entire board of supervisors for up to 2 minutes on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board to include june 5, 2018, board meeting minutes and items 24-30, on adoption without deference to committee calendar. public comment is not allowed when the subject has already had public comment. direct the remarks to the committee as a whole. if you would like to display your document, please just place it under the projection and remove it when you would like the screen to return to live coverage of the meeting. first speaker, please. >> good after innoo

reporter: morning, mr major! ..this man furious with conservative eurosceptics a quarter of a century ago, and he still is. if we crash out without a deal, the people who have least are going to be hurt most. it would be a terrible betrayal of the interests of everyday people, who really are not political. sirjohn cited a government forecast suggesting the north east of england, which endorsed brexit, would take the biggest economic hit in the uk if there's no deal struck with the eu. he also said another referendum would be morallyjustified. so do people in middlesbrough agree? probably reconsider another referendum, due to the fact that they might not want to leave ‘cause, like, quite a lot of jobs would be lost. i think basically, what we should do is, if we get no agreement on brexit, we just walk away. everybody's so mixed up about it. nobody really understands it, and i think that's... if it was explained a bit more, people would have a better choice, and they would know what they were doing. a new referendum just mea

this is a effort by mr. man fa for the to get a jury pool that's more to his liking. don't think he'll be successful. >> one of the other issues that's brought up by paul manafort's attorneys is the publicity in the case. adversely affecting his client. none probably more hoe profile than the president of the united states who had a lot to say on twitter about paul manafort. here's one sample tweet. wow what a tough sentence for paul manafort, who has represented ronald reagan, bob dole and many other top political people and campaigns. didn't know manafort was the head of the mob. what about comey and crooked hillary and all of the others? didn't we just have the supreme court litigate a case in which they said nothing donald trump tweets matters? >> you know, they said it. legally, i think what really comes into play here is manafort's motion is very cavalier in terms of its willingness to believe that juries can follow the instructions that they're given by judges and set aside their personal beliefs. and i'm going to tell you, after 25 years of trying cases in fed

mr. manning. he was a 30-year cyclist, and i had the experience to ride with him with the oakland yellow jackets from 2002 to 2006 or so. he trained lots of people to be better bike riders. he changed a tire of mine on many, many occasions, and he even patented something would keep in tune to low air pressure, so they would know when their tire would go flat. we are so saddened to lose him. he was a dear member of our staff. >> thank you. we will close the meeting in his honor. is there any public comment on the executive director's report. seeing none? >> clerk: item 9-b, port commission report. >> anything? commissioner gilman? >> i just want to on behalf of the commission thank sffd, san francisco fire department. last night, there was a two alarm blaze within one block of the cannery building. three firefighters were hurt in that blaze? but with every incident happening in the north bay and with the fire season here in california, i think we're very lucky that it didn't spread from a wood fram

mr. manning had to go back to his farm. or, you are prepared for harvest season. thank you for taking the time for being here. please be advised members will have two weeks to submit written questions that will be answered later in writing. those questions and your answers will be a part of the remaining wrecker. our record will be open until august 1. and i urge interested parties to submit questions. with that, the committee stands adjourned. >>> it is possible we will hear more about tariffs this week. we will have that hearing live, thursday at 9:45 eastern at c- span. >>> here is what is live on the c-span network at tuesday. now suzanne 10 am eastern. legislative work begins at noon. they take a ministry that will eliminate the medical device tax. on c-span two, the senate debates a number of spending measures they are working on. on c-span three, the house oversight committee looks at u.s. election security, that is at 10 eastern. at noon eastern, president trump delivers remarks at the veterans of foreign wars convention in kansas city missouri. after that

man who chose the list of 25 and that is what we're up against here. that is why america is on tenterhooks so worried about any choice from this list. let me repeat again. mr. leonard leo is the man who assembled trumps list of supreme court nominees and no one, no one, has been more dedicated to overturning roe v. wade then leonard leo. normally in the senate we have a process of advising consent on the supreme court. in the old days the president would consult with their publicans and democrats in the senate on a qualified judge and then after careful deliberation nominate a jurors they could get bipartisan support. what we have here is the exact opposite. the president has gone to too far out of the mainstream right groups, the heritage foundation and the federalist society and is them, not the senate , too advise and consent on the supreme court nomination. whomever the president looks tonight that nominee is from the preapproved list selected by leo and the heritage foundation everyone ought to understand what it means for the freedom of women to make their own health care decisions and for the protection for americans, the pre-existing conditions, th

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mr. "rocket man." they thought that would be instant war. joining me now, fox business national security and foreign policy analyst dr. walid phares. walid, great to see you. >> thank you. lou: i mean, can you believe that you have got a group of people in this country so concerned about the president's language that they can't see the geopolitical substance and the threat posed by iran? >> absolutely. that's the real question to be asked. the genesis of it, is that the iranian regime from the beginning for many years has been expanding in the region, penetrating countries, backing terrorism, trying to build a nuclear arsenal, developing missiles. president obama and his administration basically what they have done, they tried to cut a deal with them but that deal gave $150 billion to iran. what did they do with it? bought more weapons and missiles. lou: $150 billion, walid, that would fund in perpetuity, terrorism against against princely western civilization, will it not? >> absolutely. number of terrorist organizations iran is funding not

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good morning, mr major. this man has heard more of them than most. now familiar warning. if we crash out without a deal, the people who have least are going to be hurt most. it would be a terrible betrayal of the interests of everyday people, who really are not political. dominic raab will be back in brussels this week. he said it was a good sign that the eu's lead negotiator, michel barnier, was asking questions about the uk's plan and not rejecting it out right. jonathan blake, bbc news. three members of the anti—corruption unit at the metropolitan police are being investigated over claims they covered up or failed to properly pursue allegations of wrong—doing by other officers. the independent office for police conduct, which is carrying out the investigation, says a number of other officers are also being assessed. a little earlier i discussed this with our home affairs correspondent tom symonds — he started by giving some background to the case. this is the department, the directorate of professional standards at the metropolitan police, that it

mr. sal. >> the man with the plan. >> exactly. little extra lift in my step. good morning. >>> let's start off with westbound. you can see traffic is slow. there is -- there was an accident here -- which has been put off to the side. traffic is slow. alsothe eastbound direction because of road work heading out toward stockton which you may be unusual for you. you should give yourself extra time. once you make it into livermore it looks good. traffic on 205 still looks good past the construction zone. driving to dublin and heyward, castro valley, that looks good. both directions doing well. the road work has picked up. at the bay bridge toll plaza very light as you drive westbound toward san francisco. >>> we start with developing news out of branson missouri. 11 people including children are confirmed dead after a boat capsized and sank. the search continues this morning for five people who are still listed as missing. seven others are in the hospital. jackie ibanez. >> reporter: rescue responders were called to the lake when a duck boat capsized, killing li t

good morning, mr major. ..this man has heard more of them the most.ormer prime minister back with his now familiar warning. if we crash out without a deal, the people who have least are going to be hurt most. it would be a terrible betrayal of the interests of everyday people, who really are not political. dominic raab will be back in brussels this week. he said it was a good sign that the eu's lead negotiator, michel barnier, was asking questions about the uk's plan and not rejecting it out right. jonathan blake, bbc news. three members of the anti—corruption unit at the metropolitan police are being investigated over claims they covered up or failed to properly pursue allegations of wrongdoing by other officers. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds is at scotland yard or us this lunchtime. tom, what is the background? this is the department, the directorate of professional standards, which effectively looks into wrongdoing by police officers. now the police watchdog says it has received allegations and is investigating them of wrongdoing withi

mr. giuliani: the man is an honest lawyer. jon: president trump this morning said, "i did not know about the meeting with don jr. in manyike someone isst ies to get out of an unrelated jam." pres. trump: thank you very much from everybody. >> are you going to go to moscow? jon: there were no shouted questions on the economy. they were all russia, the issue thaton't go away. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. jane: a short time ago i spoke with heather long of "the washington post." what is behind the growth? heather: there are two key things behind the 4.1% growth in the second quarter the first is a good thing, that american consumers are still spending. they are opening up their wallets, using some savings from the tax cut to buy things. that is good news for th economy. e other thing is the magic bean, and that is a bunch of countries overseas bought a lotb of u.s. ns and agricultural products in the second quarter because theyem wanted to buy efore the tariffs went into effect. that boost helped get us over 4% in the second

mr critics have dismissed her as a provocateur a worse one israeli government minister dumped her a terrorist upon her release on sunday. but many palestinians have chits to mimi's actions president mahmoud abbas is a man tell me mr morris praising her as a role model of civil resistance following her release. to russia now it has put on a display of its military might during the annual navy day parade show or forty warships sailing in parade formation through the waters the st petersburg. president vladimir putin presided over the event saying his country's fleet helped protect russian interests large crowds turned out to catch a glimpse of warplanes and submarines. karen thomas has won the tour de france becoming the first ever welshman to win the event thomas only needed to complete the final stage to ensure victory it's his maiden tour de france title and the sixth time in seven years that a rider from team sky has won the road cycling's top competition cue the celebrations. champagne all round for team sky at the end of a triumphant sort of fronts just like in the last three years what's changed though is that when he himself the right thomas i'm likely to hear of the welshman secured his first ev

mr. chairman,man, i move to subpoena steve bannon in our house intelligence investigation he he was under subpoena refused to answer questions of mr. gowdy mr. gowdy appears to have a sincere interest in getting to the bottom of what happened and so i move to bring mr. bannon to this committee. >> the motion is not jermaine and the -- >> i table to move the ruling of the chair. >> then they had a vote to rule on that. and then i want you to take a quick listen to how the democrats reacted after strzok basically was trying to explain himself. watch. >> the suggestion that i in some dark chamber somewhere in the fbi would somehow cast aside all of these procedures and all of these safeguards and somehow be able to do this is astounding to me. it simply couldn't happen. and the proposition that that is going on, that it might occur anywhere within the fbi deeply corrodes what the fbi is, in american society, the effectiveness of their mission and it is deeply destructive. [ applause ] >> the -- the -- >> dana: and so i used to work on capitol hill and i've covered it for a long time, have yo

board of supervisors, for the late aaron goldsmith and elaine lambright and former cyclist, mr kevin manning. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. this brings us to the end of our agenda. we will be remiss if we did not say happy belated birthday to our colleague jane kim who celebrated her birthday yesterday and we want to celebrate to you and welcome to the 40 club. is there any further business before us create. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor cohen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [♪]he meeting. >> president adams: this is the regular meeting of the small business commission, monday, july 9, 2018. the meeting is called to order at 5:32 p.m. we thank media services and sfgov tv for televising the meeting, which can be viewed on sfgov2, channel 78 or sfgovtv.org. members of the public, please take this opportunity to silence your phones. public comment is limited to 3 minutes per speaker. speakers are requested but not required to state their names. completion of a speaker card, while optional, will help to ensure proper spellings of names in th

afternoon paper and it says new mr president and the paper says no to insulting the london mayor side to account and no two interfering and directs it where are you a man or is mr president the newspaper ers and that is what many people actually few talk to them in the streets they really say no to every aspect of donald trump's politics whether it be its words migrants are refugees and women and international relations generally just everything about him people here show posters that are probably cry creative and others are even really and obviously insulting bach that it is just a big you know the londoners show them and they want to say that he was not welcome in london but then of course the government kept him largely out of the capital because they knew that the protests against him would be big mother while you were talking to us we've been looking at live pictures of huge and very noisy protests didn't begin it must be a lot quieter and wins a concert but the path to that was have been protests and wins. yes definitely there have been pro and anti protests on one side of the street we're looking down here just in front of the entrance of windso

resume your seat, young man! mr blackford continued to jet. mr blackford continued object.rsistent and repeated refusal of the right honourable gentleman to resume his seat when so instructed, i order the right honourable gentleman to withdraw, immediately, from the house for... order! ..forthe remainder of this day's sitting. ian blackford stiffened his shoulders, turned and marched towards the exit. a moment later, all the other snp ministers followed him. the tories jeered as they walked past. later, at what appeared to be a prearranged press conference, he said his party would use parliamentary procedures to best effect to protest against what he said was devolution being ripped up as power was our reply created from brussels. still, if the snp were angry, things were not exactly sweetness and light within the cabinet. theresa may was under pressure to come up with a plan for our future relationship with the eu. an eu summit at the end ofjune agreed the pace of the brexit talks needed to be accelerated and intensified. after that came familiar weekend reports of bitter

mr dicks have dismissed her as a provocateur a worse one israeli government minister dumped her a terrorist upon her release on sunday. but many palestinians have chits to mimi's actions president mahmoud abbas is a man tell me mr morris praising her as a role model of civil resistance following her release. you're watching did a billionaire still to come a closer look at the zimbabwean economic crisis that crisis of course is at the top of the agenda and the country's election that's taking place today that story coming up with your hot in just a minute. and i'll be back with more international news at the top in africa. after. in fighting for the case to take you seriously in the world of what appears is coming out women. though these folks. here are not the smart smart stayed in the gym recently dangerous stunt double for mine.

mr. byard: man, that's a good question. as you know, debris has been a difficult task in the virgin islands. i was down i was down probably a month or so back and you're right. there's still a lot of work to do there. what we will do is definitely work with the governor. you know, once -- and if we received a request, i don't want to sound ignorant to that, it will be working itself up. if we don't receive a request i will look to that. i spoke to bill vogel today and also mike byrne who will be -- ms. plaskett: so you'll work with the governor and try to do that if it's necessary because it's outside our control? any cost share for us is really a great burden. mr. byard: yes, ma'am. ms. plaskett: the second question i have is with regard to the step program. you know, the step program is one which can be supportive of individuals. his is the program that allows temporary repair of homes in the virgin islands. i know that there was some back and forth with regard to the step program because the limit initially for the step

board of supervisors, for the late aaron goldsmith and elaine lambright and former cyclist, mr kevin manning. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. this brings us to the end of our agenda. we will be remiss if we did not say happy belated birthday to our colleague jane kim who celebrated her birthday yesterday and we want to celebrate to you and welcome to the 40 club. is there any further business before us create. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor cohen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. are adjourned. [♪] - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - our 28,000 city and county employees play an important role in

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board of supervisors, for the late aaron goldsmith and elaine lambright and former cyclist, mr kevin manning. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. this brings us to the end of our agenda. we will be remiss if we did not say happy belated birthday to our colleague jane kim who celebrated her birthday yesterday and we want to celebrate to you and welcome to the 40 club. is there any further business before us create. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor cohen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [♪] wwe have a high-speed rail representative. and director reiskin is unable to attend today but director kane just kim is absent. joining us is director chiang. [roll call] spee 12 your next item is item number 3, communications. we will be postponing item 17 to a future meeting. item four, the role of business. >> chair nuru: none. good morning directors. on june 19th, i visited the san francisco delegation for the continued support of the transbay program and for the record for regional measure three. i also took the opportunity to brief on the status of the prog

good morning, mr major. ..this man has heard more of them than most.k with his now familiar warning. if we crash out without a deal, the people who have least are going to be hurt most. it would be a terrible betrayal of the interests of everyday people, who really are not political. dominic raab will be back in brussels this week. he said it was a good sign that the eu's lead negotiator, michel barnier, was asking questions about the uk's plan and not rejecting it out right. jonathan blake, bbc news. the lib dems acting foreign affairs spokesperson, christine jardine, said the problems within the conservative party is leading to a worsening situation in the case of finding a solution to brexit. we have gone from what was always going to be a difficult situation to bad situation to and nightmare of a situation. it's horrific. at the moment the civil war within the conservative party seems to be pushing us further and further towards a worsening situation. dominic raab says he is trying to get the backing of some cabinet ministers for the white paper di

board of supervisors, for the late aaron goldsmith and elaine lambright and former cyclist, mr kevin manning. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. this brings us to the end of our agenda. we will be remiss if we did not say happy belated birthday to our colleague jane kim who celebrated her birthday yesterday and we want to celebrate to you and welcome to the 40 club. is there any further business before us create. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor cohen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. are adjourned. >> vp commissioner mazzucco call roll. [roll call] you have a quorum present mr. paul henderson and chief of police william scott. >> ladies and gentlemen welcome to the wednesday june 20, 2018 san francisco police commission meeting please call line item one. >> reports to commission discussion. a, chief report, report on recent police department activities including major events. >> before we go forward i forgot to say at the beginning, we have lengthy closed session agenda. we're going to limit public comment to two minutes >> line item one, report

board of supervisors, for the late aaron goldsmith and elaine lambright and former cyclist, mr kevin manning. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. this brings us to the end of our agenda. we will be remiss if we did not say happy belated birthday to our colleague jane kim who celebrated her birthday yesterday and we want to celebrate to you and welcome to the 40 club. is there any further business before us create. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor cohen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [♪]

but many palestinians have to mimi's actions president mahmoud abbas is a man to me mr morris praising her as a. of civil resistance following her release. now to some other stories making headlines around the world malaysia's government says it cannot determine with any certainty why flight m h three seventy mysteriously disappeared its official report says the pilot and first officer well rested and showed no evidence of anxiety or stress the malaysia airlines plane carrying two hundred thirty nine people disappeared over the indian ocean in two thousand and fourteen some wreckage has been found but not the plane itself. the party of cambodian prime minister one sense says it has won a landslide victory in disputed elections it claims to have won all the seats in parliament official results will be out next month but rights groups are calling the election a sham after the main opposition party was banned prime minister hun sen as the world's longest serving leader the editor of the new york times says he's met with the u.s. president are there cells berger says he told us president d