mr. biden: sure. fire away, man. ♪ >> i know it is true. u and good luck. >> it is a pleasure to meet you. please tell me you will be running with president obama. wouldn't that be something? mr. biden: we have to double the amount of money we spend and focus on it. please tell me you will be running with president obama. you ought to get the number of my staffer. >> you will? that would be fantastic. mr. biden: thank you. thank you. i hope you are right. good to see it. you give me the camera and i will take the picture. that is all right. there you go. god love you. thank you. >> all the other candidates are doing it. mr. biden: i don't care about the other candidates. i take better [indiscernible] you have five of them now. one second and i will be happy to do it. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. ♪ mr. biden: is the number on here? is there a number for me to reply? >> you are the next president. thank you. mr. biden: there you go. where are you from? i am irish. 80,000 people showed up. yeah. in county loughlin. >> nice to meet you. m

mr. biden: god love you. how are you, man? >> thank you so much. mr.good to see you. >> i just want to say i support you. mr. biden: thank you. ready? how are you? do you go here? all right. ready? >> thank you so much. mr. biden: thank you so much. >> nice to meet you. i'm from massachusetts. mr. biden: oh great. >> i drove my car all the way up here to see you. mr. biden: god love you. >> i wanted a picture. mr. biden: you've got a picture. it will work behind us. ready? >> thank you. >> good luck. we will be with you. >> i was here with my daughters, i have lost the other two. [laughter] mr. biden: i don't blame them. mr. biden: how are you? >> i'm a principal. mr. biden: god love you. >> i liked your message about bringing mental health into schools. mr. biden: as i said, i married a teacher. she taught for 22 years. >> tell her thank you very much, it is an honorable job. >> thank you for doing this, for the country. mr. biden: thank you. >> can we get a picture? mr. biden: sure. >> it is an honor to meet you, sir. thank you very much. >> i'm isla

is very encouraging and by mr man one is reaching out to world leaders i'm contacting different foreign ministers for example i spoke to the quickie for most of this morning he was based supportive very encouraging so it is building up in many countries european countries but i spoke to the high representative of the european union. fredricka reading she was concerned on the. humanitarian issue you know the the human rights violations it doesn't matter how many countries stand with us doesn't matter who believes us what matters is what is right and what is right is that the 70 years the people of kashmir can promise that they will be able to decide their own destiny is for 70 years we've been told the people of kashmir will have a referendum and they will choose we are and we're saying that allow for the people to exercise their democratic rights so if the world believes in democracy if the world believes in the freedom of choice then the world should support the people of kashmir the people of kashmir on the flight side of history. what gives you hope that it is not going to be the sta

is very encouraging and by mr man one is reaching out to world leaders i'm contacting different foreign ministers with our i spoke to the quickie for mr this morning he was based supportive very encouraging so it is building up and many countries. european countries when i spoke to the high representative of the european union. fredricka more greedy she was confused on the. humanitarian issue you know the the human rights violations it doesn't matter how many countries stand with us it doesn't matter who believes us what matters is what is right and what is right is that the 70 years the people of kashmir been promised that they will be able to decide their own destiny is for 70 years we've been told that the people of kashmir will have a referendum and they will choose we are and we are saying.

is very encouraging and by mr man who is reaching out to world leaders i'm contacting different foreign ministers with our i spoke to the quickly for mr this morning he was based supportive very encouraging so it is building up and many countries. european countries when i spoke to the high representative of the european union. fredricka more greedy she was confused on the. humanitarian issue you know the the human rights violations it doesn't matter how many countries stand with us it doesn't matter who believes us what matters is what is right and what is right is that the 70 years the people of kashmir can promise that they will be able to decide their own destiny is for 70 years we've been told that the people of kashmir will have a referendum and they will choose we are and we are saying that allow for the people to exercise their democratic rights so if the world believes in democracy if the world believes in the freedom of choice then the world should support the people of kashmir the people of kashmir on the fright side of history. what gives you hope that it is not going to be

by mr man who is reaching out world leaders i'm contacting different foreign ministers. i spoke to the quickie for most of this morning he was based supportive very encouraging so it is building up and many countries european countries when i spoke to the high representative of the european union. fredricka nobody she was concerned on the. humanitarian issue you know the human backed by haitians that aborts that they're getting from. you know from people all over alarming alarming and they're concerned about it but there's also concern and on the pakistani side as well i've spent the day at the line of control talking to ordinary kashmiris who feel that pakistan perhaps has not done enough to some. thing that was shared on the parliament floor by the opposition as well where the prime minister said that you know he they liked on cannot go to war how would you you've just taken the decision to come and spend with them how what would you tell them that would suffer satisfy them that pakistan is doing all it can of the kashmir if you can with why am i here to give a message

is very encouraging and by mr man one is reaching out to world leaders i'm contacting different foreign ministers with ample i spoke to the quickly for mr this morning he was based supportive very encouraging so it is building up and many countries. european countries when i spoke to the high representative of the european union. fredricka more greedy she was going. on the. humanitarian issue you know the the human rights violations it doesn't matter how many countries stand with us it doesn't matter who believes us what matters is what is right and what is right is that the 70 is the people of kashmir been promised that they will be able to decide their own destiny is for 70 years we've been told that the people of kashmir will have a referendum and they will choose we are and we are saying that allow for the people to exercise their democratic rights so if the world believes in democracy if the world believes in the freedom of choice then the world should support the people of kashmir the people of kashmir on the right side of history. what gives you hope that it is not going to be th

mr man is acting forjoshua wong and agnes chow. the main police station but we do not have confidence that —— confirmation of that right now. mr wong was given three charges according to his political group but we don't know if agnes has been detained with. it is important to know that tomorrow there was supposed to be a big ministration again here in the centre of hong kong but the police have actually said that that cannot go ahead. i don't know if that is connected at the moment, we willjust have to see. what is the suspicion, that there is a connection? so many things are so connected here in hong kong at the moment. joshua wong has been a prominent leader of the pro—democracy movement. he is 22 now but he began to protest when he was a teenager. he was very important in the pro—democracy protest a few yea rs the pro—democracy protest a few years back, the so—called umbrella protests. he has already spent one month injail so far this protests. he has already spent one month in jail so far this year, released just before the lat

mr. tambourine man." ♪ >> a lot of the stuff that dylan wrote in '63, '64, '65 was very political. of his songs. >> dylan was a huge influence on john lennon. i think it inspired him to write more serious songs, deeper songs and be more experimental lyrically. ♪ i once had a girl or should i say she once had me ♪ >> bob dylan going electric is another one of those big seismic changes in the pop music era in the '60s. >> he was bold enough to leave his comfort zone. ♪ i ain't going to work on maggie's farm no more ♪ >> it's not just about dylan going electric, but it's also about the fusion of an emerging tradition in popular music that was really political, with rock 'n' roll which had largely not been overtly political. >> there's nothing like the feeling of your audience not being with you and walking out on you. people took it personally. >> you know, who needs him anymore? he's a part of your establishment and forget him. >> they're all my friends. >> they felt betrayed, like you're supposed to be our woody guthrie and you sold out. ♪ how does it feel ♪ how does it feel ♪ to be

the most on the got away and let mr netanyahu man up particular end up bob i'm going to that state of the good and you give it to god who said. that not you. that's idea then of the good enough for to me applaud the good no doubt about the door. but having it come about equal to put it in a would. have the number killed not polluted by needs and. up by that was a demon an apartment that loved by many. but let's say you had our bread one and one in a wouldn't even that sort of a foreigner know what i never have put in a pot i'm not not a mother not oh i was going to get it and the babbling would get at the end of the bit that is the one opinion but i would say the it's what you would mean what i did and it yeah i. know we did was to begin to give a form along with the we had a real moment there i printed that out on the very empty of that and imo what i don't tell you but the you more do you know i love i don't know not that i was in mind that on the ground in the out i was only at the it out in the garden and what i did to look inwards and to be a member of my committee and now my goi

mr. yang: thank you, man. >> all right, we are good. mr. yang: thank you. thank you, i appreciate it, sir. >> there he is! >> hey, guys. where are we heading? >> can i get a picture? my dad is right here. >> thanks, dad. >> andrew, a selfie, please? [indiscernible] >> got to move him. sorry, guys. >> mr. yang, i have seen a number of asian americans -- >> andrew, did you get your turkey leg? mr. yang: not yet. i am working on it. [laughter] >> thank you, i appreciate it. [indiscernible] mr. yang: what brings you guys to town? [indiscernible] >> awesome. >> i've actually made that drive. about four hours. mr. yang: you get to come to a giant fair. >> and eat turkey legs. [indiscernible] mr. yang: turkey legs. deep-fried butter. [indiscernible] listen to your parents. best.ove you and know ok, very quick. thank you, buddy. >> sorry, guys. come on, come on, come on. >> can i get one real quick? >> real quick. >> all right, sorry, we got to go. we got to go. we got to go. we got to keep moving. i am not sure they understand how serious of a problem it is, thoug

man who is a friend of mine, the greatest mayor of the history of new york city. [applause and cheers] who -- [applause and cheers] stand up, rudy. rudy giuliani. [applause and cheers] mrp: man, he did a job, the first year i have never seen anything like it. new york was crime infested. we had problems. we had problems like nobody would believe. rudy went in and did the job and people loved him for it. it wasn't like he is a horrible person. people loved rudy giuliani. he was a great mayor. thank you, rudy, for being here. [applause and cheers] mr. trump: and the first person i put on the campaign, he was driving, saying you can win, you can win. i am telling you, you can win. he loves the state, he is from this state. i'm just telling you, i had him saidnth after month, he you can win, you can win. and finally we said let's give it a shot. and i had corey, i had just a couple of people. we had a lean and mean staff. but corey lewandowski loves your state, loves new hampshire. he was the first one that talked about us possibly winning the whole big ballgame. and he is tough and he is smart, and i am hearing he is thinking about running for the senate from new hampshir

mr. options man, one for you from harry in north carolina transocean what do you think?only play it through options. i think it's like rolling dice right now with these names that name has been sold off an incredible amount and the lack of performance is absolutely staggering right now so i'd stay away from it i think there's better names in energy >> 45 seconds or so left final trades >> i'm going to give you symantec the 22 1/2s, 24 1/2s i like this name it's gotten beaten up. >> region, uk large cap equities valuations are attractive. think they do well or without a brexit deal. >> okay. >> more of a long-term play, but, yes >> thank you for being here. >> shannon >> chevron they report tomorrow we expect good free cash flow numbers. they've got a great base in the permian and they're a better stock to own than exxon. >> i see as well, mr. weiss. >> just because you don't like stock doesn't mean there aren't opportunities. ibm has their meeting tomorrow at 10:00 ibm. >> okay. cintas >> thanks for watching "the exchange" starts now. >>> thank you, scott, hi, everybody.

mr. clean. (man)n) go home. (woman) banjo! sorry, it won't happen again. come on, let's go home. 10 years, we've covered a lot of miles. good thing i got a subaru. (avo) love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. (avo) get 0% during the subaru a lot to love event. >>> where is the democratic party gone? where have they gone where they're defending these two people over the state of israel? and i think any jewish people that vote for a democrat, i think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty. >> oh, that was donald trump setting off yet another controversy bomb in the course of attacking congresswoman tlaib and omar, blaming democrats for voting them into office and in so doing says "the new york times," quote, his language was reminiscent of the anti-semitic smears that jews have a dual loyty and more devoted to israel than they are to their own countries. trump trying to beat back accusations by tweeting a quote labeling him the king of israel, insisting they love him like he is the second coming of god. but astonishingly, that didn't seem to do muc

mr. clean. (man)n) go home. (woman) banjo! sorry, it won't happen again. come on, let's go home.0 years, we've covered a lot of miles. good thing i got a subaru. (avo) love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. (avo) get 0% during the subaru a lot to love event. >>> how badly do you want to be president? >> i think it's really, really, really important that donald trump not be re-elected. there are a lot of really good people, qualified people, but the things -- i don't know anybody that knows almost every other world leader, i don't know anybody that has negotiated internationally like i have. i don't know. and they may rise to the occasion. i'm not suggesting they're not. they're really good people. but i think at this moment in time i'm the most qualified person to do it. >> former vice president joe biden, the democratic front-runner in the polls, that's him today in iowa making what is now his central case for the presidency, for the democratic nomination, that he is the best qualified candidate in the race and that he is therefore the surest bet the democrats have fo

despite everything is that mr johnson is a very intelligent man he understands europe quite well he's going he wants a deal and so my prediction is we're going to get a version of mrs may's deal from mr jobs and he did so much to destroy a huge number apparently some possible outcomes over the next few months one thing's for sure there's going to be playing to re-impose and plenty to the commentator on both thank you so much peter roebuck and steve richard for your insights thank you. the only political sefton to know is uncertainty and the only absolute is confusion as we have heard from a top commentators this don't feel that the opposition parties of the parliamentary firepower to knock over the johnson administration in a vote of confidence but it is likely they have the votes to derail a no deal blacks it means well the government likely has the votes to see off a no confidence motion but less likely to be able to sustain the european brinkmanship against a hostile and suspicious house of commons thus the brazen move this week to put all parliament before the new session of the q

a committed family man, mr. henry once said, i told my children to work hard, take care of your family overall things. whatever you say you are going to do, do it. be a model citizen. as a community activist, he worked with his daughter, barbara, in helping to elect the first african american woman, london breed, mayor of san francisco. he attended the yearly s. s.f. naacp galas and supported countless others with his time and money. he was a member in good standing at the pilgrim community church. the second memoriam is remembering husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and legend of the bayview community andrew thorton, sr. he was born on may 22, 1932 to james thorton and addy lee jones. he moved to louisiana at the age of ten and later, encouraged by his eldest brothe brother, came to california. he worked for the united states post office as a letter handling, advancing to manager. he retired from the san francisco municipal ray way after 30 years of service with numero numerous accolades. he establish

>> they're going to find out where they stand in a hurry because patrick holmes is playing mr. 50 touchdown man. he can make you look bad on tape. >> 15 without the tape. this guy is unbelievable. you watch what holmes did last year. he came in there poise, took a year off behind alex smith mentorship but watch the way he played last year, he was unbelievable. >> the strength in him, he is mobile and he can make you look bad but he is another one of those guys, you just can't read his eyes, because he will just look one way. throw the other. >> is enough the closest thing to magic on the court. magic and throw the ball either hand. he throws with the opposite arm throw across his body, things are talking about you alluded to what this young man is able to do, it is pretty amazing. >> confidence builder for defensive back for 49er. go to toe to toe with a guy like number 15 . >> keep in in the pocket guy. keep him in the pocket . >>> ahead on the fourth quarter, who will be the 49ers go to receiver when that regular season starts? will it be one of the rookies or dante pettus.stds alone the 49er

mr. johnson is a man who has asked for help taking out a black lives matter activist and denied that over million jewish people were murdered in the holocaust. does the prime ministers support members of his party room attending the cpac conference? much, mr.ou very president. i'm not aware of the detail of the issue you raise, and i am not going to just talk about the aspects of it. the issue you rises very serious. -- you raise is very serious. i think it is well understood that the coalition has a strong and proud record of being a supporter of israel. i would reject any implication in that question that we are anything other than that. beyond that, in order to deal with the question that you have raised with the appropriate level of sensitivity and accuracy, i will take it on notice. >> supplementary question. >> the prime minister mr. morrison has said previously i will always be prepared for extremism and all of its forms. the member for hughes craig killian will be attending this event with mr. gates. will the prime minister call that extremist when they stand next to each other on

and the young man by product rather than mr madoff's insect of a. nation wide strike we're talking about africa's biggest oil producer here a huge industry and huge revenue source for the country what sort of effect what this have on the economy. when i didn't know and then get the life on the part of. the left and then the energy sector that guys ready coming up in the country. that's what that's where there is because it's an aspect. because we don't have a weather system we are going to. affect. for the for the country to have a major effect on what it actually. can you explain why chevron is going about this. everyone is claiming that never of production has gone down. and they need to lie tight yeah well of course. we do have one of the production so that's why they're running if it can. be a low cost and just lastly how about a state is nigeria's oil sector and when it comes to infrastructure as well as its abilities to refine oil it's still so dependent on imports of refined oil whereas it's producing so much courage. interest in another kind

mr. garner? the man who was no longer alive. and told you he couldn't breathe 11 times.order president talking about officer pantaleo? now the question of pantaleo future falls to the commissioner. as we're awaiting his decision, we need to ask ourselves a few questions. if kwarn garner were white, would he be a live today? would the police maybe have interacted with him differently. our society continues to deal with institutional racism and bias. the deference that was given to officer pantaleo is really the em bodiment of that. at the expense of an african american man's life. at the expense of a human being. remember, garner, unarmed. was allegedly selling loose cigarettes. outside of a beauty supply store. before he was confronted by officer pantaleo. there was no allegation of a violent crime. no nobody was in danger. nobody in harm's way. i take that back. except for the man who told you eleven times that he couldn't breathe. so again, in that situation, what's wrong with taking thipgs a step slower to deescalate that wasn't a violent crime or occurrence? and the

mr. market, he also calls himself the tariff man. today, mr. market won out because the president is sort of in a box. yesterday the market was down 400 points. over the last week we have heard from the ceo of goldman sachs, the analysts at morgan stanley, at bank america warning that the trade war will tip us into recession. the president's got to do something about that, so what's the only lever can he pull? pull these tariffs. and why? because remember, tariffs are a tax. so in this case, it's consumer goods. it's some clothing, some shoes, some laptops, some cell phones, some video game consoles. and until now, a lot of consumers have talked about the tariffs but they haven't felt them. it's back to school. when i go to target in two weeks and i have to buy my kids clothing and sneakers and maybe a laptop, if suddenly it's a lot more expensive because that's what happens, it gets passed on to the consumer, then i, the consumer, the voter, am going to say, wait a minute, this seasonali isn't working for me and my 401(k) isn't doing really we

mr. trump supporters. the man he called out. if the economy goes south, could that loosen republican support, especially from moderate republicans? >> i think that's the big question. trump probably has about 30 to 35% of his support here's are going to support him, no matter what. even if they make fun of him. they're going to support them because they truly believe that he is as the supporter mentioned, the best thing that ever happened to the country. and they identify with the way he wants to run the company. particularly the way he starts stoking identity politics and making them feel lying their voices are heard. economists are forecasting that we may enter into a recession fairly soon. by the end of next year even. and trump has been trying to add to his appeal by saying, i'm the one that is personally responsible for this great economy, this wonderful tax cut that i had is going to spur all this economic growth, improve manufacturing, increase investment. and now when it is hook like none of this has really happened. gro

ago and you still perform with him today how significant has the support from such a great man be i was 19 when mr mehta 1st heard me in israel and he told me you have a great talent you need to go and learn and coming a few years sing for me again so he gave me the most important thing is that someone so big really believes in your talent and you know inside you that no matter what happens i will make my way because i'm set on it i'm set on this on this target and then most of the most of the big roles i've sung for the 1st time were with my strong mentor she was dying that he saw or at 79 don giovanni and later recently in. and i'm very happy that in october i will have the big privilege to sing his last concert in israel as musical director of the orchestra which is going to be mahler 2nd and if let's just briefly sing again that wonderful voice his something from rosen company. man to godhood you sing a little romantic role do you have a favorite. i do have a favorite composer he's not a romantic composer though it's about the. the best involved the reason that i love him is because for me his

this man, you know, mr public school, eton, zing and vim, he's so scared ofjeremy corbyn.ough. what's underneath the gung ho, they are genuinely worried about jeremy corbyn, especially the church declaration. something worries them, so declaration. something worries them, so it's good to see. i am referring to borisjohnson in my column as boris caesar! i am, i'm constantly calling him that. his dictatorial qualities? yes, demolishing a very old democratic system of checks and balances, the respect. it didn't matter if you're on the right or left, there was a respect for the institution. he and his aides are kicking it down. but i'm very interesting, now is the fear of corbyn that he is using. and this spending, where was the money? we've had people dying because of austerity and there was no money. mrs may was saying, there's no magic money tree. yeah. now they found a forest! is this a giant carrot? yes, he knows he'll have to fight the election, he knows that labour is going to come after the tories hard, and they did in the last election, those topics, austerity. he kno

mr know. about it. both of them. the man of peace a new social therapy group hope to contribute to the healing of their country so that future generations won't repeat their mistakes. by facing their demons together they set an example. so that rundown men learn how to show their emotions . and the society learns to accept that. electric scooters are quick fun instead to have the potential to revolutionize city traffic a few weeks after their introduction in germany there are some 25000 of them on the streets but not everyone is impressed. together with your special someone on a new electric scooter touring for. a moment too romantic to bother with traffic laws for some but a lot of car drivers and cyclists can't really share the excitement. well the feet of the kind of varus so many people using them who have never ridden before who have no idea how to ride them and then they even ride them on the sidewalk and they could end up really hurting someone and this made us feel bad that more people are on the road makes it more d

what looks like a young boy next to a dog and what's most interesting is the homeowner which is a man by mrtalking about his grandfather died 20 years ago to the exact day they were able to spot that video. it could possibly be his great father visiting them. >> i'm glad to know particularly dogs after death. i want to see my dog after she goes. i want to move on with incredible footage of a group of voters who are trying to outrun interrupting volcano. [shouting] i just want to tell everybody, they need it but there was one woman you could hear on the tape saying don't worry mama, the poor mama was on board. you can only think about what she went through. >> one of the first things i saw on twitter that made me laugh, who burnt the stromboli. that remark comes from this happening on stromboli island. the second time that it disrupted within two months and you can hear in the video people being concerned and obviously these are writers, passengers capturing all this on tape right in front of them. obviously concerned if they can inhale the smoke and very vivid and very neat picture to catch

mr. richie, a good man, can say what he wants to say. we want experts to say, and educate us on the issues. thank you very much. >> thank you. i would like to add to your comments, the fluoridation came up because of a recent letter. it was not on the agenda. i failed to ask for public comment, under item five, communications. any public comment on communications? item seven, please. >> item seven is the water supply conservation agency update. >> good afternoon. thank you for having me here today. two months ago i spoke to you about a critical water supply issue for the 1.8 million people , and 40,000 businesses and community organizations, under state law. i wanted to provide you an update today, respond to a suggestion from general manager kelly to include basic information especially for your two new commission members. in 2,002, the california legislature passed laws to protect water users especially those outside of san francisco. the bill required sfusd to rebuild its old earthquake vulnerable san francisco regional operating syst

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"the new york times" reports on a story, an alleged story but in one of the new suits by this man mr.aul about the abuse whether he he had a private audience. his legal team is seeking to depose vatican officials. we always say allegedly but allegedly he says in that private audience with the pope, the poe prayed for him and they move on. they didn't do anything and he was talking about a current priest. >> i think the maybe the lesson for me as a legal matter of me, too is that me, too was journalism rushing in to correct for legal unfairness. so systems that broke down where laws should have afforded people some kind of protection and didn't journalism came in and did it. what we're learning now is that's a pretty good stopgap but it's not everything. journalism can't actually make people whole again. what can do that is the law. and so i think in a sense this is in conversation with the me, too work of journalists to say good, now all these people have come forward. thank god these epstein accusers came forward. how do we make them whole. i think attempts to stay, it's not indefini