. >> i had a question for the department, mr. buck. >> me, too, after you. >> chris, using the previous owners. the liability should change to the new ownership. why is the previous owners having to deal with this right now? >> i am not familiar with the current ownership status. when weshired the fine, it was prior to prop e where the city started maintaining the trees july 1, 2017, last summer. our code in that proposition said property owners were responsible for conditions prior to that date so. >> i understand. the question is since the property has transferred to a new owner, i would imagine that any fines would also transfer. you couldn't go back to the previous owner. no reason why the department is dealing with the previous owner of the property. >> i wasn't familiar with that until the last week or so. generally my thought is if the previous owner doesn't disclose the outstanding issues associated with the property, one is the new owner would have a cause of action against the previous owner for not disclosing. my since is t

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. >> 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. roger stall buck. the honorable alan c. page. on behalf of george herman, babe ruth, mr.stevens. [ applause ] on behalf of elvis aaron presley, mr. jack soden. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. trump. ♪ >> thank you very much. >> it's a great honor. melania and i are thrilled to welcome you to the white house. as we honor the recipients of our nation's highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. something very, very special. we are joined by many members of my administration, including secretary of state mike pompeo. hello, mike. steve mnuchin. thank you very much. wilbur ross, alex acosta, matt whitak whitaker, ben carson, betsy devos, administrator linda mcmahon, ambassador light hizer and acting administrator who i will tell you is going to be made permanent. he's done a fantastic job and want to congratulate him. epa andrew wheeler. great job. thank you very much. thank you to senator amy klobuchar for being here. where is amy? for five decades, i have to say the presidential medal of freedom has been giv

mr. speaker, november is pancreatic cancer awareness month and i'm pleased to recognize an organization in bucks county, pennsylvania, that works to raise awareness and seeks to cure this disease. mr. fitzpatrick: my constituent, christine edmonds, formed a love for life, based in newtown, bucks county, nearing six ago in memory of her husband. kevin died in april, 2012, at the young age of 51 after a brave battle with pancreatic cancer. shortly after his sister, nora, died of the very same illness. the mission of love for life is to ensure pancreatic cancer research is properly funded. pancreatic cancer is a very, very devastating illness. the average survival rate for stage 4 pancreatic cancer averages around six months. a love for life partners with the abramson cancer center to promote advanced research. we offer our heart-felt gratitude for their work to eradicate pancreatic cancer in our community, in our country and our world. i encourage everyone in our constituents to follow her courageous lead in standing and serving a cause bigger than herself. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker p

along the way founder buck and mr. lonely but you work through another friend of mine. and it completely changed my perspective. and so my question to you, i think about early christians, the multiplicity diversity, the mysteries that were part of that experience, and how over time, doctrine institutionalization, a religion has stamped out like the -- i think just when they talk about the larger mysteries or mythologies or the stories and how they impact our lives. i am a millennial and i'm finding others like myself. we are looking for meaning and answers. the religion as we know in terms of institutional structures but whether it is through people doing more yoga or these type of experiences, what is your perspective about the shifts that are happening right now in this moment in history as we think about how do we do spirituality and religion in a way that makes sense for our reality right now? >> that's a great question.a big one! you know, what strikes me is when i look at the history of christianity, you know, i write in this book a lot about the gospel. and the o

along the way founder buck and mr. lonely but you work through another friend of mine.nd it completely changed my perspective. and so my question to you, i think about early christians, the multiplicity diversity, the mysteries that were part of that experience, and how over time, doctrine institutionalization, a religion has stamped out like the -- i think just when they talk about the larger mysteries or mythologies or the stories and how they impact our lives. i am a millennial and i'm finding others like myself. we are looking for meaning and answers. the religion as we know in terms of institutional structures but whether it is through people doing more yoga or these type of experiences, what is your perspective about the shifts that are happening right now in this moment in history as we think about how do we do spirituality and religion in a way that makes sense for our reality right now? >> that's a great question.a big one! you know, what strikes me is when i look at the history of christianity, you know, i write in this book a lot about the gospel. and the one

keris its majoes in the house and the senate, that would buck traditional losses for the president's party in the first midterm, then mrtrump will be in a more commanding position than eve. ba begin our coverage of the le for congress two days out with peter doocy on the campaign >> gloindari mo mo for the house in a decade and party leaders say it's about to e will winnger everywhere are sticking to a single focus,ltre. prove w are n io u tpsthat s for our itconsthere's one issue that hes themold the house it's the strong economy. >> keeping the economy going, trade is a big part of that. crs >> i do see some fallingff colld women. o mistic. >> it looksouy arop ldlike we ag okay in the house.ee. haal comes down to is >> a future focus for republicans that hs,eful >> you mean the people of texas ed r a i'm>>loel back. e som off. dingbes places li>>e'e h artie vkeotedlo soenti out here taking orrsde and for votes before tuesday. >> chris: peter doocy reporting from florida. thanks forjog ndl maryland senator chris van holland, who leads the democrat effort to take back the senate. this was always going toe a tough year

bucks county cannot be erased. we applaud her for her charity and again rossity and wish her and her husband all of best. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize students and public servants in bucks county, pennsylvania, who recently teamed up to spread awareness of fire safety and vocational training. last month the link hocken volunteer fire company met with tudents in a program that is geared toward providing students with special needs the tools and resources need for self-sufficiency. the fire company's presentation which took place in a fire safety trailer to simulate real-life emergencies was aimed at preparing students to respond to a fire hazard. d like to thank the staff, john, dan, steve and david, for their work in preparing bucks county students for the future. i would also like it thank the chief, david james, along with firefighters, gary, charlie, ted and glen for their dedication to our community. at a time when our fellow citizens in california are experiencing devastating wildfires, firefighters' skills and expertise are appreciated and so sorely needed. and we need them now more than ver.

at a blog chain scams to real life for million bucks but he's been caught tell us about that yes so mr ries is the founder and c.e.o. of this new i see company. called arise bank and so this bank was supposed to be revolutionary it was supposed to be the first centralized banking platform it promised all sorts of features including that like capabilities it had a partnership with it was f.d.i.c and shared as opposed to the first. insured bank for cryptocurrency holders so this was actually a very revolutionary idea and so a lot of investors jumped on board for a total of four million dollars during the i c o fund raising period but unfortunately due to circumstances we found that this was not the case he came out and said he raised a total of six hundred million but when he got raided he actually only collected four million dollars and that was actually spent on no block chain activities at all no actual company building activities but rather on hotels expenses clothing and other luxury goods for himself so this is actually very concerning because this is not the first scandal that we'

. >> i got 10 bucks if you want to bet on it. mr. christie: 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 sta

mr. takano: he's the guy where the buck stops, johnson why he's not here. an i.t. debacle uric send the project managers but don't send the person for whom the major responsibility lies. during a modernization board meeting last friday, the education and services team was asked if there was anything that could have been done differently to have prevented this from happening. and the answer was no. that answer implies that v.a. does not believe they made any mistakes or did anything wrong. i don't know how v.a. could represent that in that meeting when so many student veterans have been harmed so severely by these failures so i'd like to ask you today, if you were to start this process again, what would you have done differently? beyond not telling the committee that you could have gotten this done by a certain deadline? mr. lawrence: a couple of things , sir. at the modernization board, i remember that was said, it was repeated to me -- i was not at the meeting. i was working on the problem in front of us now. i wish what they had said is we haven't had time yet to

keeps its majorities in the house and the senate, that would buck traditional losses for the president's party in the first midterm, then mrtrump will be in a more commanding position than ever. we begin our coverage of the battle for congress two days out with peter doocy on the campaign trail in florida, peter. >> good morning, chris. democrats believe they have built the biggest battlefield for the house in a decade and party leaders say it's about to pay off. >> we will win. >> democratic challengers everywhere are sticking to a single focus, health care. >> one week to prove we are in iowa that steps up for our neighbors with pre-existing conditions. >> republicans believe that if there's one issue that helps them hold the house it's the strong economy. >> keeping the economy going, trade is a big part of that. >> a critical constituency in the battle for the house, women. >> i do see some falling off among the college-educated women. >> president trump is more outwardly optimistic. >> it looks like we are doing okay in the house. we are going to have to see. the senate map is tougher. >> what really comes down to is

. >> one thing you will see in the buck there were quite a few responses that are beautiful to look at because the handwriting is so thoroughly, like mr. rogers kind of. so, yes there is a lot of hand written responses to some of the letters tonight had responses that he just wrote and sometimes he would say i'm rooting for you. there's one letter that he wrote i'm rooting for you and she carried it everywhere and she went and hunted for a job that eventually she made big-time. any other questions? >> does the current administration have what is part of every administration? >> i would say that there is always an opc ever since william. that is when the office hard so we know there is in office. i will tell you that i've made attempts to find out kind of how the operation works now and how they haven't been able to answer me. i essentially don't know but if anyone here knows i would love to know myself, but i don't know what's going on myself. >> there is an office though. .. . >> one more round of applause for our author and readers. [applause] thank you so much for coming out if you haven't bought the book yet they are up at the reg

yeah, 50 billion bucks is what it will cost the british to get out of the eu, if it still goes ahead. they have approval, a rubber stamp for mrson saturday, but can she sell it to the members of her own parliament and the british people as well? there will be a key vote we think around december 12th where parliament looks at the moment it's anti this deal. we have a new acronym called b.o.b., bored of brexit. also, is this the cyber monday deal of a century? caution, everybody. bitcoin now below $3,500 per bitcoin, lowest since september 2017. the high was just under a year ago, december of 2017, $19,783 per bitcoin. it is now under $3,500. be careful on that one, even if it is cyber monday. back to you both. >> choosing bitcoin a bad idea, huh? >> no kidding. >>> still ahead, a royal relocation. where prince harry and meghan ma plus, ralph breaks the box office. huge holiday debut, next. u ok t? we're about to move. karate helps... relieve some of the house-buying... stress. at least you don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. call geico. geico... helps with... homeowners insurance? been doing it for years. i'm callin

mrs now. it's twenty eight seeing we're well into the twenty first century but in south sudan you can still buy a teenage bride for a few hundred cows three jeeps and ten thousand bucks this isn't from a fresh out on a billboard somewhere in the sudanese savannah the auction and wedding are done and over with and guess where the bidding happened on facebook. any form of human trafficking whether posts pages or groups that coordinate this activity are not allowed on facebook and so they took the auction posts down good job facebook just one problem like i said the wedding dress had been worn and it took days and days for the tech giant to act now this is how the family tried to impress the bidders by pitching the girls height the kids of the winner are guaranteed for n.b.a. slots and among the competing want to be husbands are said to have been local government officials they need to be suspended from their office and have risen full of it in this ng also only to needs to be held accountable that a girl could be sold for marriage on the world's biggest social networking sites is beyond belief. yes most of the activists fury was about how an entire online auction campa

mr. cheney: i think pretty good. we didn't always agree on everything. with respect to the movie, it is hollywood trying to make a buck. i haven't seen it. i had nothing to do with it. my wife is intrigued, because amy adams has been asked to play her. but, it is hollywood. i haven't seen it. i have seen the trailer. who8-year-old granddaughter just went off to college side before anybody else did. us and said, grandpa, i saw the trailer of the movie. i said what did you think? she says, it says you were a -- and that is cool. secretary panetta: when the movie zero dark 30 came out and did the story of the bin laden raid, i can remember gandalf feeney who played me in the said,wrote me a card and i know you probably don't like , but yourplayed you italian, i am italian, i have respect for you and i called him up, because i had met him several times and i said, look, it is hollywood, it is a movie, i am just glad they picked an italian to play me and he said said when of the things they made me do in the movie was use a lot of four letter words. i said, that is the one thing you got right. [laughter] >> final question.

mr. speaker, it is with a heavy heart that i rise today to honor the memory and extraordinary life of an educator in bucks county, pennsylvania whose dedication to pennsylvania's children made her one of pennsylvania's most prominent voices on education advocacy, policy, and practices. mr. fitzpatrick: dough lore rest mccracken, served as the president of the pennsylvania state association, passed away on november 13 following her battle with cancer. she spent the past two decades as a passionate activist to improve education, working to promote p.s.a. initiatives on the federal, state, and local levels. dolores' professional contributions to education are impactful and far-reaching. she worked closely with numerous statewide partners and served on the board of directors at the keystone research center, pennsylvania budget and policy certainty, and the council rock education foundation. she also served as president of the churchville elementary home and school association. for dolores, it always came down on improving the lives of our communities' children and their families. she firmly believed that ever

mr. james and jack show up because of the relationship with software which he thought would be what the book about we talk about today. >> still, he is the guy with the buck stops. i don't understand why he is not here. i don't expect you have an answer but i just want out, mr. chairman, that i am befuddled as to why an i.t. debacle, you send the project managers but you don't send the person for whom the major responsibility his shoulder relies. during the modernization board meeting last right to education services teams asked if there was anything that could've been done differently to have prevented this from happening, and the answer was no. that answer implies that he does not believe that that in any ms or did anything wrong. i don't know how va could represent that in that meeting with somebody student veterans have been harmed so subverted by these failures? i i like to ask you today, if you're to start this process again what would you have done differently? just beyond not telling the committee that you could've gotten this done by a certain deadline. >> a couple of things. at the modernization board, remember that with said composer peter twom

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mr. james and jack show up because of their relationship with the software and the infrastructure which we thought would be the bulk of what we would talk about today. >> still, he's the guy where the buck stops. i don't understand why he's not here. you know, i don't expect you to have an answer, but i just want to point out, mr. chairman, that i am befuddled as to why an i.t. debacle, you send the project managers, but you don't send the person for whom the major responsibility whose shoulders lie. all right. during a modernization board meeting last friday, the education services team was asked if there was anything that could have been done differently to have prevented this from happening, and the answer was, no. that answer implies v.a. does not believe that they made any mistakes or did anything wrong. now, i don't know how v.a. could represent that in that meeting when so many student veterans have been harmed so severely by these failures, so i'd like to ask you today if you were to start this process again, what would you have done differently beyondhe not telling the commite that you could have gotten this done byli a certain deadline. >> let's -- a couple things, sir. at the

you will be aware of the buck stops for ensuring that national security public safety come first, and i look forward to your it to testimony. mr. tissuer in, i look forward to hearing from you, the position that you have been nominated to is certainly a very important one, critical to protecting public safety and reducing recidivism here in the district of columbia. if confirmed you will be tanked or taking on tremendously difficult task in addition to maintaining effective partnerships amid both federal and local bureaucracy. csosa must tackle barriers to successful re-entry, drug addiction, mental health, affordable housing and job training to just to name a few challenged. the most profound challenges facing communities across the country today, and they're only one piece of fulfilling your mission. i look forward to hearing from about your plans to improve performance and increase accountability as well. thank you. >> thank you, senator peteert. ask consent that we enter into the record six letters of support for mr. vitello as well as letter from the head of the unions and signed by a number of other union heads with ques

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deal out bucks to unknown first time author writing about mathematicians black women mathematicians from 1940s that no one has ever heard of. well, allow me to tell you a little bit more about our mr. weber. weber a man a road scholar who counts oxford and brown university as alma mater brown people over there i see. [laughter] someone with his educational ped gee is long terms executive as within you have our most recognized nonprofits. is no surprise -- but a man the world. how many individuals in his position have also worked as teacher a tutor, a taxi driver, a busboy, and a boxer? he's a mine of science who spent time at the rockefeller institute theest biomedical institute in the united states he's a man of art and letter, a published writer books include a nonfiction science book about keeping our blood supply safe and the 2012 memoir immortal bird which made the post notable work of nonfiction list. so no stranger to beautiful suffering that is steadfast companion of everyone who ire das to turn the voice in their head into words on a page. weber knows that facts alone are not enough to kindle human imagination that facts alone are not enough to create empathy or to provok