. >> i have a question, mr. buck. is that a recommended species that we would install or plant today? >> it is not on the recommended species list. we have a lot of them on sunset boulevard where they have a lot more room. >> is there a particular reason why they are not on the recommended list? >> sure. there could be a number of reasons. one is they do have a very wide growth pattern. they were -- i don't know heavily planted, but over the years we have removed a number of -- we have permitted the removal of a lot of monterrey pines in sidewalks. they were planted heavily long ago. some of these are some of the remnant original street tree plantings. >> sorry to interrupt, but when you look at the photographs supplied by, i guess, by you or the permit holder, it looks like the root is taking the whole base to the sidewalk and then someone. and give credit to the property owner. we have too many people paving over planting strips and that is one advantage we have on this site is that ewith don't have sidewalk that's

. >> mr buck, do you have anything further? >> just briefly, i am with public works.i would just reiterate that the reason for the fine is that this was a fairly poorly planned out tree planting that occurred here thirty-nine years ago. the sidewalks are way too narrow to accommodate street trees. up until a year ago, the responsibility to maintain the street trees was 100% the responsibility of the property owners. that has changed due to the passage of proposition e. san francisco maintains the street trees. i feel like all of those issues underscores how terribly the conditions are out there. it really does. it shows you why -- street trees in a narrow sidewalk failed to deliver on the promise that an urban forest is supposed to promise. we really use dorado terrace as a low point in terms of planning and urban forestry. it just was not big enough for street trees. but they were planted and both the property owners and public works have been shaking our heads to manage this. it has been challenging out there. we have upheld the ordinance and we do issue fines. some

deals with them and the rest, that's part of doing business, where is your line for where the buck should stop? mr. o'donnell: the buck starts -- stops with the royal family. obviously they control the country. they run the country. so we see -- the investigation, see how it evolves. and we're not very happy with what we've seen so far. first they said he wasn't there. and videotape tells us differently. but the investigation should come out. and tell us exactly what happened. but if is a people were sent there as a hit squad, in my life, spent in public safety, i can tell you i believe what people tell me until i don't believe it. and in this case, i think we're going to find out that a lot of what was said initially is wrong. we don't even know where the body is. we do know he's deceased. but we don't know too much about the investigation. or what they told us so far is totally inadequate. so if there has to be sanctions, then sanctions will be forthcoming. but saudi arabia, they took one step forward with allowing women to drive and now they've taken six steps backward with this assassination.

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because of military deals, that is part of doing business, where should the stop -- where should the buck stop? mr. o'donnell: with the royal family, they run the country. we see the investigation involving an obviously we are not very happy with what we have seen so far. they said first that he was not there. videotape tells us differently. should tell uson what happened but 15 people were sent as a hit squad, my life has been spent in public safety. i believe in what people tell me until i do not believe it. in this case, we will find out that a lot of what they said initially is wrong. we do not know where the body is. we know he is deceased but do not know too much about the investigation. if there has to be sanctions, sanctions will be forthcoming. saudi arabia took one step forward with allowing women to drive and now they have taken sick steps backwards with this assassination. richard: congressman, you condemn the actions that have happened to james o'donnell and we know the atrocities about the saudi arabians and yemen and elsewhere. they are a strategic ally in the middle east, whether w

mr. president, if i had 100 bucks for every time you lied, what would happen?is whole room would be filled up with $100 bills. [ laughter ] >> seth: what does it say on your business cards? >> horrible president. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: why didn't betsy devos and her advisors show up at your last meeting with the department of education? >> they didn't know the location, they didn't know the time, they didn't know the year. [ light laughter ] they didn't know anything. [ light laughter ] >> seth: how are your kids doing? >> they're very good people. i know many of them. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: mr. president, can you recite the entire alphabet? >> abc, cbs, nbc. [ laughter ] >> seth: mr. president, what did you whisper into stormy daniels' ear when she got in your bed that night? >> this is going to be not good. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: i heard that vladimir putin poked your tummy and gave you a nickname. what was it? >> mr. pillsbury. >> seth: sorry, just for clarity, when did you file for bankruptcy? >> 30 years ago, 25 years ag

bucks. >> he earns it. >> how about the loyal mr. sanchez. >> exactly. >> for the record, yes, recognize mr. sanchez and mr. duffy who left, but he can watch this later. >> great. thank you. thank you for the report. >> and i do believe we need a motion to adopt it with the revisions. >> so moved as revised. >> is there any public comment? i had to forget for at least one item. aweoff moved by commissioner lazarus. >> we have a motion from commissioner lazarus to adopt the annual report with my suggested revisions. on that motion, president fung. >> aye. >> commissioner honda. >> aye. >> vice president swig. >> aye. >> that motion passes. >> and this meeting is adjourned. . >> shop and dine the 49 promotes loophole businesses and changes residents to do thirds shopping and diane within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services we help san francisco remain unique and successful where will you shop and dine shop and dine the 49. >> my name is neil the general manager for the book shop here on west portal avenue if san francisco this is a neighborhood bookstore and it is

. >> i got 10 bucks if you want to bet on it. mr.hristie: that is my opinion from having known the president for 10 years. i don't think he would take kindly to that type of threat, and i would love to see president putin try to pull it off. >> i'm from texas, but from my opinion, you had a very successful governorship. thent to nyu, so i know years were terrible. building on your success, what happened to the political climate in new jersey that caused democrats to take over the governorship? even though it seems like -- i mean, canton, newark -- these are cities completely run by democrats, and they are very hard places to the live. convert what little accomplishment, if any, into these electoral successes in new jersey? mr. christie: remember a few things about my state -- there are 900,000 more registered democrats than republicans, so it is a blue state. despite with the previous person was talking about being purple. we have not elected a republican to the united states senate since 1972. we have the longest streak of any state

buck. in the past, mr. president, smaller rural communities have had access accessing these dollars. the language in our bill will give these rural communities the chance to compete for these funds and the ability to participate in these successful programs. cutting red tape and increasing access to the leveraging programs will help us get projects done faster, better, cheaper, and smarter. that's just common sense. america's water infrastructure act is also about safety. in recent years we have seen the damage that floods and droughts can cause. we must maintain and improve our dams, our beachfronts, our levees, and our reservoirs. our bill takes steps to address the backlog of maintenance needs of these infrastructure systems. it also creates a permanent program to find solutions for flood caused by ice jams. in the spring, and certainly in wyoming, thawing ice and snow create jams in rivers an can cause them to -- and can cause them to overfloa r- flow their -- overflow their banks. it has been devastating for the towns in my state. america's infrastructure act authorizing impor

mr. bernie sanders realizes if you pay 15 bucks an hour -- >> how many jobs are lost.. we're out of time. what a day it has been. neil, it is all yours. what a day. neil: something is going on there? stuart: here and there. neil: thank you very much my friend. we're following developments and on capitol hill. looking increasingly judge kavanaugh improved his odds measureably, judging from reaction to the report out from the fbi to become a supreme court justice but i want to focus on couple quick things ahead of that. namely a back up in interest rates that is notable here. we're at seven-year highs in interest rates that would be a seven-year low at 10-year treasury prices. look at that yield. it is historically low as you think about it. it is not the 2% we were fetching in the midst of the recession. that is what people remember.

mr. trump done to get amazon workers 15 bucks an hour and maybe raises elsewhere, what exactly has he doneout, he's not a republican or democrat. he's a pragmatist, businessman, he sees a problem and says let's fix it, negotiator in chief, look at what he did with canada, mÉxico and the united states, look at the pressure on china and he reduced taxes to the average person, they're going to see it in their paycheck, the stock market is up and show up in pensions, he got rid of regulations which were absolutely stifling small businesses which are the grassroots of job creation, the man has done a lot for this country that we won't really appreciate until 30 or 40 years from now and we will read about it in the history books. stuart: okay, strong stuff, we appreciate it, thanks very much for joining us, always good. >> glad to be there. stuart: yes, sir. now when you buy a ticket to a concert sporting event chances are you will use ticketmaster, chances are strong, ticketmaster is being hit with class-action suit, they are accused of working with scouters to make more money, judge napolitano

mr. murphy has said, we have a lot of investors holding onto property, trying to make a quick buck off ofhem, renting them out for a week or a month at a time. we have this constantly shifting tourist base, and how are we going to be able to keep an eye -- like, make sure we have a consistent neighborhood if we have new neighbors all the time? so we need to make these vacant units actually apartments so that people can live in them. i'm lucky to live right by ortega library, but we need more facilities like that in our district. we need more libraries, and we don't even have a ccsf campus in our neighborhood, and that's something that i would love to push for. >> thank you very much. now we're going to move onto the next question that deals with transportation, and we're going to go to mr. mcneil. what is your opinion on the el taraval rapid project and other transportation initiatives in the city? >> so like i said, i was representing district four. katey tang appointed me to the pedestrian advisory safety committee, so i went to all of those mta meetings with the l. it was a colossal fa

mr. icahn they're selling to a fund. ite rail fund, they'll pay 70 bucks per share in cash.t is quite a premium, is it >> yes >> 51% premium to close. transaction values is about 11.5 times 2019 consensus i just want to mention it. we are in for mr. icahn. he's got plenty of money >> his performances have been better lately but mix when you look at big numbers over a long period of time many energy investments he made did not pay off until at all or recently he's involved in the dell fight. dell does have a meeting date now, the 11th of noviember is when they'll have the meeting. the tracking stock for vm ware for actual dell and cash there is great opposition to it. mr. icahn believes they'll not be able to do it and won't get the vote in favor and does not believe that they'll go public because he thinks it would be incredibly diluted and opening it up. in delaware in terms of fairness, worth going into it and with a later date. not today. >> engineering selling its energy business. stock hav stocks have been moving up two other projects that's interpreted by the analyst a

and amazon this morning down below 1500 a share that means the down 550 bucks for where they were just a couple of months ago. >> mr. bezos another 2 billion it is awful. [laughter] >> you know what i mean. i mean, it's a huge selloff. like talk to me about ge -- you were supporter of ge they've come out and said diffed send now one penny a share any hope for them? >> it is mixed i'm still happy that they cut dividend because that shows a break with the past, if you're a employee for ge you're going to target on your back to really go through cost cutting on the other hand, they really haven't laid out their plan. hope we're going to learn more in the conference call and not learn about it until after the first of the year but i love larry you've got the job done. >> did you buy ge at 12? 15, i know i'll be a i believe to reduce by taxes beef the end of the year but -- aloft perhaps. but i still like the sentiment is so negative i like the fact that they're making a clear break and he's a proven executive with a lot of skin in the game. sentiment is terrible, now people are talking about it and equity race so every

number three in the country in terms of value for the buck, the quality of education, the jobs people get, we are blessed in wyoming like no other. mr. trauner: i appreciate what john says he did in the state senate but let's be clear. hathaway scholarships are state level scholarships. at the federal level, we need to pass laws so we don't have an unconscionable corporations making sure our students are in permanent debt and can't get out. we need to make sure you can refinance your loans when you have the opportunity, and make sure we don't charge incredible interest rates in an environment where it's not required. kristin: -- craig: senator, what is your current view of main streets in wyoming? is it a situation that is one of promise, or if not, what would you do to change that? sen. barrasso: since the election of president trump, since a unemployment is so low, there is an optimism i see all over the state. i visit with small businesses routinely, i have in sheridan, i do this around the state and there is a new confidence and optimism around the state of wyoming, as more people are hiring, they are paying higher wages, people

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mrs. solway treated -- tweeted, celebrating federalism with layered marble cave as we work on what does it mean to be american documentary . >> john tweeted, special thanks to our central bucks middle school, showcasing their hashtag student kim project. john garner tweeted, civic students kicking off their final project, answering the question, what does it mean to be an american? >> harrisburg academies ms. bowman tweeted, took my g7 students on an outing, students got pictures for their student kim documentary. this year we ask middle and high school students to produce a 5 to 6 minute documentary and are awarding $100,000 in total cash prizes including a grand prize of $5000. the deadline is january 20 and for more information go to our website at student kim.or . >>> the judicial districts in florida and alabama. that is followed by an event marking the 20th anniversary of the children's online privacy protection act with messages from senator ed markey among the speakers. at 5:30 p.m. there is a discussion from the center for strategic and international studies about free speech and national security. on c-span two, hhs senior advisor jim parker talks about the future

mrs. dippolito's words, her actions and her intent -- 100% >> reporter: we have it all on tape, he said, dalia hiring a hitman to kill her husband. >> for 4,700 buckslets put in her husband's head -- for nothing. >> reporter: then it was dalia's turn, with the defense presented by los angeles attorney claypool, saying police didn't do their job. >> there's an issue of domestic abuse. >> reporter: this time the story was that dalia was a victim of domestic abuse. everybody is entitled to a -- to a police investigation that has integrity. this never really was a credible police investigation. rather, dalia dippolito was used as a pawn by the boynton beach police department to manufacture good tv for the "cops" tv show. >> reporter: dalia's defense attorneys said boynton beach police undermined its own investigation when the public information officer had the video posted online. >> so within several hours of video footage by cops and boynton beach p.d. you went over back to the police department and you posted this on youtube. correct? >> correct. >> and you knew at that time that there was a pending criminal investigation of dalia dippolito. correct

bucks a share. carl icahn joined a lot of shareholders in opposition of that deal. he made a point that i don't believe that the company cans s successfully move to option b. mr.ay joined scott walker and i in an interview and he discussed one of his key reasons for why he thinks that ipo is doa, and it has to do with delaware law. take a listen and we'll explain more >> they can do ipo we are not objecting to ipo. you can't go say by the way if you don't take the deal i am offering you now, we'll do an ipo. >> and he's pointing there about fairness and this orning, ther is a no doubt - analyzes these kinds of situations. under delaware law in a transaction of a controlled shareholders, requirements must be satisfied in order to avoid applications of entire fairness. they go onto say the vote of minority shareholders must not have been coerced. the timing of dell consideration for additional ipo is contingency if it is not appr e approved by shareholders and created an argument that entire fairness applies that would seem to be where mr. icahn want to go in terms of litigation and delaware and everyone the threat of it potentially holding them up would aid in

bucks if you are lucky and win it. brian: pam bondy has been harassed by many on the left. >> what would mr. rogers think about you?e on you. brian: now she says civility in politics is needed more than ever. she joining us live with a warning for the left next. ainsley: plus, she wants to be the next governor of georgia. one problem. democrat stacey abrams just confessed to burning her state's flag. ♪ i fought the law ♪ and the law won ♪ did you ever notice that the very first bite of every great meal is always the potato? that's why it should always be an idaho potato. only genuine idaho potatoes have the perfect taste and texture to get your meal started right. >> we have been telling you about republican leaders targeted by leftist protesters and our next guest is no stranger to that sort of abuse. >> what would mr. rogers think about you, pam bondi? shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! steve: in the distance florida attorney general pam bondi accosted at the movies this past summer as she says civility in politics is needed more now than ever. she joins us from tampa. good morning to you. the irony weren'

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