mr williams moved in recently and joined me i join me in welco the podium. [applause] >> hello. i am a san francisco native. i am a u.s. navy vet and i live in the bay area predominantly most of my life. i stay at supportive housing for the past few months and i am just happy, you know, to have a place to stay. i am benefiting from trying to get being put in a situation where i can get my life back together. it's looking good. i wish it was more programs like this to help people, you know, change their lives. thank you. >> thank you mr williams and fortunately, with this budget we will have more housing like the auburn, it is very close to the auburn and what it we are excited it will be opening up very shortly. also we talked about the homeward bound program and the mayor made reference to mr bravo who is over there on the tv screen. he is one of the many, many individuals whose families participate in the homeward bound program over 850 people a year and all of those experiences are unique and i will tell you that that although this program sometimes may appear controversial t

mr. williams. >> thank you. steve williams. when we were here last time you said how many units would we lose by be neighborly to bay crest. we want to build more housing and maximize units. you said if the two building complex works, why are we talking about anything else? we met with david winslow and the facts are the two building concept creates more units, not fewer, creates more square footage, not less, is more code compliant with fewer exceptions, and is more compliant with the urban design guidelines. so, you know, the concept is represented by the project sponsor eliminates units and eliminates affordable units. so vote for this project is actually against housing and against affordable housing. you know, the project spencer said we've never seen these two tower designs. that was a lie. they were presented with this same design more than a year ago. that's a fact. it was presented to them by staff. so there's no choice here but two towers. >> any additional public comment on this item? we'll close public comment and o

mr williams replied, "there is no target". you accept that the information was not true? at the committee hearing was regrettably confused. that's a very interesting... that is sir humphrey—tastic! sir philip said there were no removal targets for the current year. the word used is an expectation, orambition, oraim. you understand how absurd this sounds to everyone listening to this, and even most of the mps? i understand that, and i have a lot of sympathy with that. but nonetheless you make a very serious accusation of dishonesty, between the media and the police. the amendment to the data protection bill had been put forward by the former labour leader, ed miliband. he told mps that when he was labour leader, he, the then without thefgu'rthestatfi and it is under threat like never before.

mr. williams would like to speak, please lineup on the screen side of the room. welcome. >> thank you, president hillis, members of the commission. 200 community outreach meetings, and last time they showed up with a solid wall, i think that tells you everything you need to know about the community outreach, or alleged community outreach. i submitted a letter that detailed some of the points brought forward at the last hearing. hope the commission had an opportunity to review those materials. i think this case really represents an opportunity for this commission to decide what kind of commission they want to be. what do you want to support from the department? do you want to support a fair, transparent process, a code responsive process, or a process where applicants and applications are submitted for favoritism and preferential treatment, because that's what happened here, where the factors that led to the recommended approval are completely unknown, unrecorded, and unnoted anywhere in the record, and i made sure of that. i requested records over and over and ov

mr. williams posted bail. ac transit did not make a comment and we haven't heard back yet from the union that represents bus drivers. >>> all right. right now, it's 4:17. i want to check in with sal for a look at traffic this morning. what's going on early on, sal? >> we don't see a lot. we've had some of these days, pam and dave, where we are right off the bat, we have something going on. today, it seems just a little quieter. let's go to the gilroy commute and start with northbound 101. this area as you drive into gilroy, perhaps you're even coming to gilroy from one of the suburbs of gilroy. you are coming into that area. it looks pretty good. driving up into the silicon valley with no major issues. we are also looking at a live picture of 280 in san jose. just show you that traffic is very light. as you drive to highway 17. and also, this morning, westbound bay bridge, traffic here looks very good. very little delay at all. and you can see traffic is moving well and i look at the wind here on the flag. one

mr. williams may be armed and operating the bus. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff's deputies found williams on his bus on a layover at a fair b.a.r.t. station with a loaded glock handgun. the gun was registered to him but he did not have a concealed carry permit. >> even if you do have a concealed weapon permit, you cannot operate a public transit bus and drive it. >> reporter: no one answered at williams' home. ac transit is not commenting on the arrest. yvonne williams, president of atu local 192, the union representing ac transit drivers said atu continues to support efforts to ensure that the public and operators are safe. the primary goal is the safety of employees and passengers. she also said new protections for bus drivers are in the works. >> the result is the aero guard protection system. >> reporter: the transit company will be installing barriers similar to these on the some buses and drivers will soon be getting new training on diffusing violent situations. >>> palo alto police need your help finding a man they say attacked and robbed a teenager at gunpoint. this is a sketch of

mr williams replied, "there is not a target". do you accept that the information was not true?ets at the committee hearing was regrettably confused. that's a very interesting... that is sir humphrey—tastic! sir philip said there were no removal targets for the current year. instead, the word used is an expectation, orambition, oraim. you understand how absurd this sounds to normal people listening to this, and even most of the mps? i understand that, and i have a lot of sympathy with that. but nonetheless you make a very serious accusation of dishonesty, which i do not accept. sir philip ruttnam. the government saw off an attempt to hold an inquiry into relations between the media and the police. the amendment to the data protection bill had been put forward by the former labour leader, ed miliband. he told mps that when he was labour leader, he, the then prime minister david cameron, and his deputy in the coalition, nick clegg, had promised the victims of press intrusion that they'd address the issue. the minister set out the government's case for not going ahead with the seco

mr. williams had a loadloaded .9 millimeter glock. >> i'd be scared.to get on his bus with a gun. >> reporter: passengers say they were relieved the driver was caught. they

mr williams wants to build a basement with a gym and a 30ft swimming pool underneath the garden of hisroposed work would be "catastrophic." let's have a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tubes — the northern line is part because of over running engineering works. 0n the railway — thameslink are reporting some cancellations a knock on from the new timetable so check before you travel. 0n the m25 the exit road atjunction 1b is shut because of a gas leak in the area. the a225 that runs alongside the m25 is closed shut northbound as a result and the princes road interchange is partly shut. in clapham the traffic lights on wandsworth road as a result and the princes road interchange is partly shut. in clapham the traffic lights on wandsworth road at lambourn road aren't working, following an accident on sunday. let's have a check on the weather. good morning it was another very warm bank holiday monday followed by warm, humid, sticky night last night so we warm, humid, sticky night last night so we wake up this morning to a great picture with a lot of cloud, mist and murky as well wi

as a matter of fact, when we hear item 11, and i apologize to mr williams, and the folks who are here, i think the number of us are actually anxious to go to the opening of that salesforce tower that towers above, or next to that trans bay terminal. so this is an information item. there is much more to come over the months and years ahead. it is our job to make sure that, unlike in phase one, that the san francisco county transportation authority it remains intimatelremainsintimats project is delivered, hopefully as close to on time, and hopefully as close to the squishy budget as it now -- as is possible. with that, mr clerk, could you please read the next item? >> clerk: item 12, internal accounting report, item 11, update on san francisco transportation agencies with chair accessible taxi incentive program and recreational shuttle service program. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. miss williams, i terribly apologize for dragging you here. but i would like to subject to public comment, and asked my colleagues to continue this to the next meeting. went very much want to hear it and i

mr. williams had a loadloaded .9 millimeter glock. >> i'd be scared. i'd be is scared to get on his bus with a gun. >> reporter: passengers say they were relieved the driver was caught. they agusay guns don't belong o the bus. but drivers have become increasingly concerned about their safety. there have been a number of assaults against bus drivers. some passengers say they don't blame williams. >> there's a whole lot going on out here. too many guns, now it's like you have to protect yourself anyway you can. >> it's not something that you can bring a gun on a bus and think you are going to make yourself safer, you may end up harming other people unintentionally. >> their is is not a new issue our viewers. >> vickie nguyen is here to show you what she's uncovered. we've seen that dramatic video when they call for help. >> this arrest of a driver for carrying a concealed weapon on the job may not come as a surprise to his colleagues. ac transit drivers say they feel under attack almost every day. we reviewed more than 200 surveillance videos taken aboar

mr. williams may be armed and operating the bus. >> police say that williams was armed with a loaded glock is out on bail and is facing misdemeanor charges. the union representing ac transit drives responded to the arrest -- drivers responded to the arrest saying new protections for bus drivers are in the works and drivers will soon be getting new training on defusing violent situations. >>> if you notice more bicycles on the road this morning, it's because it's "bike to work" day. jessica flores reports. did you bike to work, jessi . >> reporter: i should have. it's so pretty out here. we are here at the bay bridge bike trail and today this is going to be open around the clock. it's going to be open for 10 days around the clock. it's a whole pilot program they are doing in conjunction with "bike to work" day. as you can see, you're going to have a beautiful view. it's usually only open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. regularly but for the next week and a half it will be open for folks who want to bike to work or just get on a bike. now, caltrans is announcing the pilot program in conjunction with the "b

mr. williams, welcome back to "mad money." good to see you, rich. have a seat. [ applause ] >> all right first everyone on my staff wants tiffany so that was actual, right, the initial contact point was she was talking about it and you didn't even know she used it. >> we had no idea. i was as surprised as everybody else i had all of a sudden just literally hundreds of people sending me this clip and, you know, i called my pr guy and said, hey, is this real? is this absolutely real and, you know, he did a little checking and we were blown away she is a literal top 1% customer for us and completely genuine at the top of the pile in a true superfan and it just snowballed from there and had an amazing run. great. >> what i find is interesting even in the ad what she is displaying is the vast platform you now have. >> yeah. >> whether it be the gym or a hotel, but also you -- tell us about major league baseball and about a course horse which i love. >> we've been on a bit of a tear on the partnership side here lately and a big piece of it was a couple of

mr. williams has posted bail. ac transit did not comment on this. the union that represents bus drivers has not been available yet. to ktvu. >>> right now, it's 5:17. back over to sal to check in on traffic. >> we are looking at a commute here from gilroy to san jose, pam and dave. it looks pretty good. we haven't had any incidents. today has been one of the best commute early start of the day. hopefully i didn't jinx it by doing that. traffic does look pretty decent in this bay area. also from gilroy to san jose. this is a nice-looking drive. there have been no major issues . and traffic continues to look good. it looks like 280 northbound is looking good, getting up to highway 17. bay bridge, beginning to fill in those -- in. those median light will go on. -- lights will go on. >> thank you, sir. let's get right to it here. low clouds around. some higher clouds. today will be a little bit warmer. tomorrow will be the day. when we get the wind and the temps will rock it up. today, mostly sunny. warmer,. windy. -- warmer, windy. big cool down as fog

mr. williams who is an incredibly strong advocate on our committee for small business to obtain credit for their customers. one minute. mr. williams: i rise in support economic relief act this stems from years consideration, hearings, markups in the house. the senate banking committee delivers relief for the merp people. more than half of the provisions in s. 2155 originated in the house financial services committee and i applaud the chairman throughout his lengthy process. right now, banks cannot keep up with the oppressive regulationses foring so many to close their doors. the practice of one size fits all does not and should not apply to financial institution. in order to unleash our economic potential, congress must act to repeal unnecessary regulations. mr. speaker, s. 2155 will provide relief for our community bank biscuiting through the red tape and turn small businesses and the american consumer will have better access to credit, encourage manager economic growth and consumption. make no mistake about it this economy is roaring. i have been in business 47 years and i know what i'm

mr. william don thomas who will make history this evening when he becomes the oldest university to graduate from butler county community college, also known as bc-3. he began taking college in bc-3 in the fall of 2010. this evening at the age of 80 years he will proudly receive an associate of arts degree in history. furthermore, mr. thomas also represents the most senior graduate in the class of 2018 among other state's four other western institutions within the pennsylvania commission for community college. you got to know something about mr. thomas. he's an air force veteran who honorably served our country as an air man second class with the 17th squadron. i want you to think about something. this man, while serving in france from 1956 to 1959, enrolled in classes, provided by the university of maryland. it was held outside the northern french town where he was stationed and while there he earned 28 credits. all these years later, following a successful life and career, mr. thomas decided to enroll at bc-3 in order to finish the degree he started in 1956. mr. thomas credits much of his

mr. williams. >> thank you, mr. chairman and acting director mulvaney, it is good to see you here today. it's always a pleasure to welcome a former member of this committee to testify and we miss having you sitting amongst us and i will miss you at the baseball practice. that our team has always better with you on it. >> still hoping to be invited to a couple of practices. >> you're right when you say that the cfpb is far too powerful with precious little oversight of its activities. far too long the bureau has taken action which is hurt customers and imposed big government policies with implications on the financial market. your leadership as acting director of the cfpb has become a welcome change from that of your predecessor, i'm glad that our friends on the other side of the aisle are recognizing you as the rightful acting director. i applaud the important work that this administration has done to roll back some of the unconstitutional overreaching authority of the bureau. i recognize that more needs to be done.

mr. williams told his supervisor that he would be taking his safety into his own hands.vers said that new protections are in the works. >>> it was all quiet in sonoma county this morning after a quake swarm hit last night. there were six of them centered around the geysers on the lake county border. the smallest quake was 2.5. the biggest was 4.2. we'll have traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. 7:57. we are tracking a slow ride for drivers heading along 880 in that northbound direction. nimitz freeway getting slow 35- minute ride from 238 on up to the macarthur maze. an earlier crash on the san mateo bridge no longer blocking lanes. but certainly keeping those delays. we have about 30 minutes heading westbound out of hayward to san mateo. 101, this is airport boulevard right near sfo. we are still tracking a crash in that southbound direction keeping your ride heavy. give yourself some extra time. >>> not a bad looking day. blue sky over san francisco right now. current temperatures in the 50s. we have west wind at the coastline cool sfo 11-mile-per- h

mr. gregory williams. the information that i acquired through your commission -- [inaudible] >> the information that i acquired through your discussion today is a discussion that needs a little more intelligence. what i identified as a lack of -- there is a lack of education intelligence and professionalism. when you apply this type of negativity then it defeats the purpose of what purpose that i am to -- >> supervisor safai: please speak into the microphone, sir. we can't hear you. >> -- more stability in this board member. i am here to make a difference. i'm going to be ending up hiring, firing, and demoting, and promoting staff members. my understanding is the inappropriate way you conduct your commission questioning and those to be candidates to present themselves as one -- as the best as a commissioner is a futile concept because it serves no purpose. i haven't receive any type of education, intelligence and knowledge to the purpose of why should they be chosen? and the important thing is that's what'

mr william says he is confident the fees will be waived.s matter resolved and our government is going to ensure that we deliver for them, they have always delivered for us. the company at the centre of the facebook data scandal is shutting down. cambridge analytica was accused of improperly obtaining millions of users‘ information. in a statement it says its customers were "driven away" by recent negative coverage but insists its employees "acted ethically and lawfully". the uk data watchdog says it will continue its investigation into what happened. for more on this let‘s cross over to our salford newroom and speak to martyn bryant who‘s a media and technology consultant. thanks very much for coming in to talk to us. cambridge analytica said they did nothing wrong and that lots of data analytics companies use the same methods. is that right? they use very similar methods to many forms of digital marketing. usually the kind of marketing that might tell you or try and get you to change your brand of drink you buy or whatever. product marketi

mr. williams, is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i am glad to see a senate confirmed chair. it has been eight years since dodd-frank was enacted and only now is the economy showing signs of recovery. and the role you play as vice chairman for supervision is crucial in tackling the regulatory issues that been playing this economy for so long. i hope that you will be a catalyst for change inside an agency that has become immune to change and reform our economy is as strong as it's ever been thanks to this congress and a modernized tax code. my first question is we must protect small businesses and consider their credit needs. federal reserve banks recently completed a small business survey which concluded that credit needs continue to go unmet. as a small business owner myself for 47 years i know all too well the difficulties some of these companies face. so now that congress has passed this reform and spurred the development of mainstreet, what actions will you take to ensure that small businesses can have their credit needs met? >> i think the principal action that we can ta

mr. williams, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman and vice chairman. i'm glad to finally see a presidentially appointed and senate confirmed vice chairman fill a long unoccupied post. it's been eight years since dodd/frank was enacted and only now is the economy showing signs of recovery despite the regulatory environment we have, not because of it. the role you play is crucial in tackling some of the regulatory issues plaguing this economy for so long. i hope you'll be a catalyst for change inside an agency that's far too long become immune to change and reform. our economy is as strong as it's ever been thanks to this congress and administration and a modernized tax code that's propelling landmark gains. my first question, mr. vice chairman, we must protect small businesses and consider their credit needs. the 12 federal reserve banks recently complete a small business credit survey, which included that credit needs continue to go unmet. as a small business owner myself for 47 years, i know all too well the difficulty some of these companies face. no

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mr. trump's lawyers in court with regard to their concerns about privilege would indicate that it was all being taken quite seriously. >> and as you report in this new york times article, williamisbarred earlier this month, and he had been accused and i'm reading from the article of failing to pay more than $5 million in taxes. he faced four counts of criminal tax fraud, one of grand larceny, all b felonies carrying a maximum prison sentence of up to 25 years in prison and in exchange for corporation he -- to his cooperation he will plead to evading only $50,000 worth of taxes and faces five years of problems -- of probation and that is a significant reduction. so you are right, i assume because of that, they think he has a lot of information that could be useful to state and federal prosecutors. >> that certainly would be what one would infer from the difference in what was charged and what he pled to. but i think we'll have to wait and see exactly how that all shakes out. >> yep. well an important article. william rash baum wrote it together with his colleagues. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> our panel to assess, dana bash, what is your reaction. this lo

mr. flood from williams and connelly just joined the -- the white house staff to deal with mueller., they're going to be suing robert mueller before too long. asking for audits, asking to limit jurisdiction. it is a classic williams and connelly tactic. not to sit back and wait for prosecutors to act, but to aggressively go after them even before they have the chance to issue indictments. and i think what mark meadows is doing in the house, what we may see out of the white house, the assault on robert mueller isn't just firing him, which i don't think will happen, but there are a lot of ways the president and his allies can harass mueller that are short of firing and it is just starting. >> and gloria, if you look at the polls, aleast among a big chunk of the president's base and others, it is working. >> it is working. the president for the last, what, three or four months, has been out there discrediting the investigation, saying that it has no credibility, in a mueller hired a bunch of democrats and discredited or tried to discredit the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, the

williams. >> thank you, mr. speaker.me minister has said many, many times that she will have no hard border between dublin and belfast. can she tell this house, just once, what sort of a border she would like to see between dublin and holyhead? >> can i say to the honorable gentleman that we have been very clear that we will not see a border down the irish sea. we have been clear about that in the joint report that was issued between us and the european commission and adopted by the european council in december. when the european commission made a proposal for dealing with the border between northern ireland and ireland that would have meant a border down the irish sea, i was clear that neither i nor any british prime minister could accept that. >> matt warman. >> thank you, mr. speaker. with a rising budget and a new medical school for lincolnshire, this government have very clearly demonstrated their commitment to the nhs in boston and skegness, but there are short-term challenges in recruiting paediatric staff to the

mr. cruzado. >> mental health specialist william barecci has taken on cruzado's case and is counseling him as hisso, mr. cruzado, let's talk about how you're doing as opposed to how you were doing since you cut yourself some time back. so how are you doing? >> i been doing all right. >> you feel more stable now? >> yeah. >> i'm glad to hear that. >> i don't know how long it's going to last, but it's been lasting at least a month and a half now. >> well, you continue to learn self-reliance, and that's going to be the trick, that's going to be the key. he was relatively maladjusted and unstable when i first began to see him, but he's made a lot of progress. and the progress and the credit go to the inmate's willingness to overcome their own anxieties, depressions, insecurities. so what are you going to do when you get out? >> i'm studying to become a private investigator. so when i get off this criminal charges, i can get my license, stuff like that. i can get a license for a private investigator. >> now, have you looked into that yet? >> mm-hmm. >> okay. and is there anything to prevent you from d

mr. elton john and husband. serena williams, tennis player. a rolls royce swept mother to the chapel.ed she always planned to walk down the first part of tai by herself. in the absence of her father prince charles met her half way. of course at this wedding there was love this was visibly a romantic union. >> the late dr. martin luther king said we must discover the power of love, the redemptive power of love. >> st. george's chapel to american and passionate. the response was mixed. >> i meghan take you harry to be my husband, to love and to cherish. >> to love and to cherish. >> till death us do part. >> till death us do part. >> they were married in a chapel. thomas markle watched it all on television. may baby he said looked beautiful and very happy. what seemed like californian sunshine his daughter now has a title. we'll still probably refer to both of them as just harry and meghan. there was the love story. there were so many elements to plug into her. i think that's what makes it a true fairy tale. more people can idea if i with people than they could with kate or diana. expla

williams. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. roe: i'll continue to reserve. mr. walz: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. roe: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i'd like to yield four minutes to my good friend, mr. jean fan day. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from montana is recognized. jean jean i thank the gentleman -- mr. gianforte: i thank the gentleman from i rise today in support of this legislation, as well as the legislation i introduced along with the montana senate delegation to honor three montana veterans by renaming three department of veterans affairs facilities in their honor. these three veterans have shown the true spirit and dedication all montanans and americans should aspire to. ben steele from roundup, montana, joined the army air corps and was stationed at clark field in the philippines in 1941 when he was 24. follo