mr. charles. that was a completely inadvertent incident. bryce-- that's very commendable. do you also show that i wasn't convicted? othe people these paintings belong to here, they were both assaulted, okay? and ononof them, she looks like she's gonna die. - are you talking about carolyn whitehall? - how'd you come to that? i'm familiar with the contents of serious collections, detective. - she's going to die? - the people that stole these paintings beat hererp bad. and, uh, was the prince hurt as well? - he was roughed up some. - look, the point is here, mr. charles, that if anyone approaches you about these paintings, you're gonna be in touch. of course. thanks for your time. i could have used thatatup of coffee. told you, bobby. three out of three. statistics don't lie. if you're on medicare, remember, the open enrollment period is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare too. in a plan that could give you the benefits and stability you're lookingngor, an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured throug

mr. charles ward. mr. michael lombardo. mr. james taylor. mrs.im taylor. >> we performed at a dinner for chancellor angela merkel. >> familiar. ->> what are you looking forward to? >> it is exciting to be here. >> thank you. ms. cynthia friedman. mr. bill bone. mr. jim chanos. ms. cristal connors. mr. michael pulls key. olski. mrs. tonya ploski. the honorable josh earnest. mrs. natalie ernest. ms. burglary -- maria -- the honorable catherine russell. the honorable thomas donovan. the honorable samantha power. the honorable cass son unstein. >> not a transnational threat. it is nice to celebrate that partnership. thank you. >> mr. david bradley. mrs. catherine bradley. mrs. janet keller. ms. leslie ray. ambassador earth or in cousin -- ambassador cousin. sejas.ador paul mr. khan and mrs. khan. >> is the best thing in the world. thet of all, besides being first lady. -- think the best about it. she pushes the american designers. [indiscernible] >> amazing. she is classy. classic fashion. fashionmade american top. something you would like to see her

mr. charles ward. mr. michael lombardo. mr. james taylor. mrs. kim taylor. >> we performed at a dinner for chancellor angela merkel. >> familiar. ->> what are you looking forward to? >> it is exciting to be here. >> thank you. ms. cynthia friedman. mr. bill bone. mr. jim chanos. ms. cristal connors. mr. michael pulls key. olski. mrs. tonya ploski. the honorable josh earnest. mrs. natalie ernest. ms. burglary -- maria -- the honorable catherine russell. the honorable thomas donovan. the honorable samantha power. the honorable cass son unstein. >> not a transnational threat. it is nice to celebrate that partnership. thank you. >> mr. david bradley. mrs. catherine bradley. mrs. janet keller. ms. leslie ray. ambassador earth or in cousin -- ambassador cousin. sejas.ador paul mr. khan and mrs. khan. >> is the best thing in the world. thet of all, besides being first lady. -- think the best about it. she pushes the american designers. [indiscernible] >> amazing. she is classy. classic fashion. fashionmade american top. something you would like to see h

mr. charles who deserved to win those prizes, because he was the one who revealed his story so eloquently. >> hinojosa: you also have an amazing moment with janis joplin, where she calls you... >> ( laughing ) >> hinojosa: ...she calls you on the phone. >> yeah. janis and rolling stone weren't exactly friends, which is odd because she was a hometown gal in san francisco coming in from texas, and never got much good press in rolling stone, of all publications, and so... >> hinojosa: which sounds king of like you would say... i mean, i was too young at that point, but i would have thought that janis joplin would have been like, an icon for rolling stone magazine. >> sure, but there can be icons who do shows that don't rub the critic just the right way or put out an album that disappointed the person who happened to be assigned to that particular review, and that's what happened with janis. so things were not that great between the magazine and her, but she had broken up with big brother and the holding company, her first band in san francisco, and had gone on to some other ventures. and one

mrs. charles carnot. they celebrated there 60th wedding anniversary.ulations.>>> see you tonight at 10. with a break like this, we could do a cast or surgery. whichever's faster. surgery means recovery time. a cast will get you back out there right away, but it's bulky. and can it take a beating? how did you break it again? roller derby. hip-checked. there's a rematch next week. snarling clementine has to be there. that's me. okay. so what color should the cast be? orange. orange is good. yeah, i like orange. it's kinda my thing. at john muir health, we know how big the little things can be. john muir health. be heard. >>> brad and angie's divorce game-changer. >> there's many things that can go wrong. >> the new closed door deal. why brad is getting drug tested. plus the new scandalous twist. who just hired the real life olivia pope to take the upper hand? >> funny how that works. >>> and how long have they been living separate lives? >> this is what ten years of marriage will do to you. >> then "e.t." is first to show you janet jackson's baby bump. n

mr. charles evans. mr. evans was placed in lockup and did extensive lockup time for assault on officer may. he was released from lockup and went down to general population. a couple of days ago he got involved in a verbal altercation with an inmate that led to also some verbal confrontation with staff. he was placed down in lockup. he's saying once again he's in fear for his life. >> he's been all through this once before with him and placed him in pc. we have acquiesced to just about every request he's tried to make and we've placed him all throughout this facility. he's been a problem since literally the day he came in. we'll do what we have to do and document it, but this guy's just going to be a real pain until he gets out of here. >> the next day warden ivey discusses an incident that landed him back in segregation. >> something must have happened. i wasn't here. you've got to tell me what happened. >> i was standing right next to him, warden. working out at the same time, tells the lockup, corporal ke

mr. trump loses. they better hope he wins. charlesmy question. >> gina, the 14 million people are they supporting mr. trump or support the entire republican ticket? i'm not sure about that. in addition to that fact, donald trump is himself divorcing himself from paul ryan. this isn't paul ryan saying anything negative about mr. trump and isn't saying anything negative about mr. trump. charles: gianno, when paul ryan had the conference call earlier in the week, isn't that something he could have gone behind closed doors, no matter how he felt? he put donald trump, the nominee, in awkward position several times throughout the process, you can see donald trump would be embarrassed by it, hurt by it, and, yes he might want to unshackle himself from the business as usual, go along and get along kind of thing that hasn't helped the republicans gain the white house in the last two elections. >> you know, dr. gina, if i may, to tweet somebody whom i definitely defended on this program and a number of programs. he sent a eet because paul ryan

mr. charles houston told me about the history of jazz and this is one of the reasons i came i won best jazz musician and now at the black cat with my troy and study with the late joe and bring those names i recommend any guys here and represent the t l thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you pr say your name. >> my name is michael nolte i'm the executive director for the better alliance we have several concerns first tonight's notice was not post on the black cats window as required as of today, i have pictures but can't take them off any camera both sides of the building don't have pictures the business owner have not reached out to the community groups i was talking to in time ceo's about their entertainment permit we also were concerned about the proper notification to the community outreach i--i don't know who the 50 people have come and the signatures like i pointed out but could have been his patrons and so therefore asking for a continuance to our next meeting the stakeholder meeting that includes all aspects the neighborhood not just reaching out to the pertaining to come to

charles: your attorney there, mr. willman? >> yes. charles: what can be done? a lot of men and women out there, let's face it, ten years ago, the money is spent, they don't have the cash to begin with and don't have the wherewithal to get legal help. what can be done to protect them? >> charles, what happened today is not a remedy at all. we believe the only remedy is going through the court system, until congress does relief for the people. president obama is going to be gone. ash carter is going to be gone, they're saying this is settled by july 2017. aattorney knowing how long things will take. that is absolutely ridiculous. not going to happen. and the same bureaucrats that have perpetrated on the soldiers, they are still going to be there. charles: they are always there. they never go anywhere. i want to share with you and the audience, a few moments ago, the chairman and ranking member of the house arm the services committee released a statement saying in part this is an important first step. the service men and women know they will be made whole, that th

mr. charles houston told me about the history of jazz and this is one of the reasons i came i won best jazz musician and now at the black cat with my troy and study with the late joe and bring those names i recommend any guys here and represent the t l thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you pr say your name. >> my name is michael nolte i'm the executive director for the better alliance we have several concerns first tonight's notice was not post on the black cats window as required as of today, i have pictures but can't take them off any camera both sides of the building don't have pictures the business owner have not reached out to the community groups i was talking to in time ceo's about their entertainment permit we also were concerned about the proper notification to the community outreach i--i don't know who the 50 people have come and the signatures like i pointed out but could have been his patrons and so therefore asking for a continuance to our next meeting the stakeholder meeting that includes all aspects the neighborhood not just reaching out to the pertaining to come to

mr. trump. charles: how dose take this? it's a gift. like the ultimate gift.ow dose take it and run with it because right now even before this news on friday, donald trump was sawing deeply into hillary clinton's lead. you made a point earlier when you said what about ohio and florida. it's always going back to history that ohio and florida pretty much dominate who is going to be president. i think he needs to be flying back and forth from ohio and florida and pouncing on this october surprise. in florida he got a darn good chance. if he can work it and keep it up with the people in florida especially the southern tip of florida that has a big tendency to go purple and gieter way. it would help marco rubio and it would be a two for one deal. >> he said how dose use this to his advantage? it's simple. remind never trumpers how awful hillary clinton is. reminds independents who may be on the fence. only 14% maybe persuadable this late in the game. to noel's point, you have to win florida. but the monkey wrench right now is the state of north carolina. charles: i

mr. sunny charles. >> hello. >> hollow everybody else. >> tell us about the sunny side of the strip. >> it's a idea that was conceived by marianna lango. he came up with this idea the sunny side of the strip. sunny turnernd friends for decades, and so finally, we put the show together with -- joining in with this lovely lady here, who i've known for decades. >> you called me the other day, you said she is the glue, same the glue. i'm the host. i'm hosting the show. singing a couple songs, but setting up the beautiful gentlemen who are both iconic , the real deal. he kind of got a bridge of notes, but he's like the little engine that could. he produced lots of shows all over the place, but this is the first home grown one and he put these two gentlemen together. >> it's going to be a really special night. >> not only is he a great musician singing but the -- to have the orchestra as expect, phenomenal. >> yes, with the philhmo which is really grat, you know, the singers, we love to do that when you got everything live. i've done it with recordings where you have the full orchestra, but to do

mr. charles houston told me about the history of jazz and this is one of the reasons i came i won best jazz musician and now at the black cat with my troy and study with the late joe and bring those names i recommend any guys here and represent the t l thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you pr say your name. >> my name is michael nolte i'm the executive director for the better alliance we have several concerns first tonight's notice was not post on the black cats window as required as of today, i have pictures but can't take them off any camera both sides of the building don't have pictures the business owner have not reached out to the community groups i was talking to in time ceo's about their entertainment permit we also were concerned about the proper notification to the community outreach i--i don't know who the 50 people have come and the signatures like i pointed out but could have been his patrons and so therefore asking for a continuance to our next meeting the stakeholder meeting that includes all aspects the neighborhood not just reaching out to the pertaining to come to

mr. trump's favor. charleshaving said, that ford, is there any fear in the trump camp right now that that amazing momentum that he had might have stalled? >> here's what happened, i don't think that clinton stole trump's momentum. trump stole his own momentum because he keeps falling for clinmp as president of the united states. as such, the only way he's going to improve that number is by having two great debate performances because that's when millions of people are watching, so it's all going to be about the next couple of debates. it comes back to can you see donald trump in the white house. >> the flip site on that, jessica is that hillary clinton has been in this position before, she's had much larger leads and she's always put it in neutral, and it's caught up to her along with the news cycle and feels like in the last 24 hours, she's gotten a little too confident. >> you don't like all the shimmying stuff that's floating around on the internet. charles: when i'm watching a basketball team and the team l

my name is charles thompson. >> mr. thompson we remember you well. >> yes, thank you, thank you. i just believe it's also important to find out a lot of the implementation of the recommendations, particularly the issue of the independence of the crime lab, the movement out of the police department, and the issue of reinstating the drug analysis lab. both of those depend upon the hiring of the civilian scientist and according to the comments that we received back from the city that was to be completed by january of 2017 which is just under three months from now. i think it would be important to find out the status of that as of today as to where the city is in hiring that civilian scientist and what the current estimated hiring date is likely to be. it seemed to me -- at least a month ago that the time was rather an aggressive time to hire someone like that, and since so much depends upon that person i would like to better get a understanding of where the city stands, and that would be perhaps through the deputy chief who is here today. >> yes, we will hear from deputy chief shmid

my name is charles thompson. >> mr. thompson we remember you well. >> yes, thank you, thank you. i just believe it's also important to find out a lot of the implementation of the recommendations, particularly the issue of the independence of the crime lab, the movement out of the police department, and the issue of reinstating the drug analysis lab. both of those depend upon the hiring of the civilian scientist and according to the comments that we received back from the city that was to be completed by january of 2017 which is just under three months from now. i think it would be important to find out the status of that as of today as to where the city is in hiring that civilian scientist and what the current estimated hiring date is likely to be. it seemed to me -- at least a month ago that the time was rather an aggressive time to hire someone like that, and since so much depends upon that person i would like to better get a understanding of where the city stands, and that would be perhaps through the deputy chief who is here today. >> yes, we will hear from deputy chief shmid

mr. trump and the election. charles: the way he said it was in such a cavalier way.ays was sort of the modus operandi. he was articulating the modus operandi. >> what we have to consider here is this staffer saying something potentially very foolish that certainly has cost him his job and it has been condemned by the dnc. i think that's really the focus here. this is not the kind of dirty tricks that i think we have seen from other political parties in the past. but i think also it's more important to consider that right now the two biggest assets trying to help donald trump or julian assange and jameso keefe. i think desperation exists on the republican side of this race, not the democrats. charles: ford, let me ask you about the notion that the mainstream media not picking up on this video. there is another video not making the news. it won't be in "people" magazine or vanity fair or "the washington post." this is damning stuff. i think the american public would like to know about it. >> last week negative false accusations, mr. trump received 23 times the coverage

my name is charles thompson. >> mr. thompson we remember you well. >> yes, thank you, thank you. i just believe it's also important to find out a lot of the implementation of the recommendations, particularly the issue of the independence of the crime lab, the movement out of the police department, and the issue of reinstating the drug analysis lab. both of those depend upon the hiring of the civilian scientist and according to the comments that we received back from the city that was to be completed by january of 2017 which is just under three months from now. i think it would be important to find out the status of that as of today as to where the city is in hiring that civilian scientist and what the current estimated hiring date is likely to be. it seemed to me -- at least a month ago that the time was rather an aggressive time to hire someone like that, and since so much depends upon that person i would like to better get a understanding of where the city stands, and that would be perhaps through the deputy chief who is here today. >> yes, we will hear from deputy chief shmid

as reported in talking points memo and discussed with charles krauthammer, after mr. to put hillary clinton in jail if elected, one reporter said this. >> not to sound too corny but what makes this country different from countries with dictators in africa or stalin or hitler or any of those countries with dictators and totalitarian leaders is that when they took over they put their opponents in jail. >> no. they shot them. jail was -- not even in the equation. stalin, hitler? like this. joining us now, you know, whenever i get the hitler, stalin business, i know edia means comes in soon. i roll my eyes, katie. come on. i mean, trump -- it was all .k&bc y!4i÷ . .j=d" . 8n . . )!4 .pwhne (w÷ .s2tid .s2tid dñd >> directly, directly"zh,y that don't believe that this was a - this did, dren's yourú"hbç second point? the department ofxi)bx justice. dhs. all say that's a fact. he is tryinghsi/v6p>uz overthro ).x go. >> hillary clinton went front-runner. came out the front-runner.b at this stage of theÑÑ game, if you'red:p not losing votes, you losing. ÷ friday. he's down 1

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my father met his client charles white in kilby prison. mr. white was from detroit and chicago and he was not like the time robinson, you remember from kill a mockingbird who was differential, polite. charles from detroit in chicago had a different attitude and it showed up right away. i'm reading now from the way my father told me about their first meeting. charles, you said it didn't happen the way she says but why did you sign the confession? >> i don't know. they say i'm dying on a rope that night. if i sign they promise i can stay here in kilby until the trial and serve out my sentence. my father, who promised? mr. white, five white men, sheriff deputy and three others. my father, maybe we can suppress the confession on the ground it was coerced but if we succeed the state my seek the death penalty. see, if you get a confession instead of life imprisonment you can ask for the death penalty, that makes sense. so he says are you all right with a life sentence and charles said, i don't wanting to jail for something i didn't do. well, if you p

shannon: one of the basketball team leaders is showing off his skills off the >> charles: there is a new push to have mr. baseball call the world series. an illinois man started an online petition to replace joe buck the announcer with brewer's legend bob uecker for the world zero's broadcast. it's racked up 31,000 signatures. there is a link to the petition at our website tmj4.com. and look at this. just a few minutes ago joe buck sent out this message in response to the petition saying, nothing would make me happier booth, so nice response from joe. based on this next story, you may want to be in the booth. the world series starts tomorrow. if you want to see it in person expect to pay up. >> shannon: the cheapest ticket for game three will cost you more than $2,000. that's not even for a seat. it's standing room. championship droughts are one factor driving up the cost. the chicago cubs haven't won a world series championship since 1908, and the cla last won in 1948. you need to get a hot dog with that. >>> he's known more for his shooting but vitto brown is using singing skills to encourage fellow s

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mr. trump exists. these people fold like cheap chairs. charles: there are a lot of establishment republicans who could not wait for the first excuse to bail out on donald trump. >> we know it's obviously the case. mr. ryan says he not going to defend trump anymore. he never did. i never campaigned with him. the the same with senator mccain and others. that's why we are in this reformation. republicans and americans want people who have a spine and who will stand up for this country, for americans and against our enemy. the on the person on the scene doing that is donald trump. charles: matt connelly, you are a democratic strategist and former nascar champion. what do you make of this tirade? i know last night donald trump in your state had 10,000 folks out there, they were excited and energized. can this help the down-ballot candidates as well? >> it can. i was at the wilkes-barre rally and the energy was incredible. the little boy was totally impromptu and it stole the show. my district 17 has six counties. i attend all the county and local fair

my name is charles thompson. >> mr. thompson we remember you well. >> yes, thank you, thank you. i just believe it's also important to find out a lot of the implementation of the recommendations, particularly the issue of the independence of the crime lab, the movement out of the police department, and the issue of reinstating the drug analysis lab. both of those depend upon the hiring of the civilian scientist and according to the comments that we received back from the city that was to be completed by january of 2017 which is just under three months from now. i think it would be important to find out the status of that as of today as to where the city is in hiring that civilian scientist and what the current estimated hiring date is likely to be. it seemed to me -- at least a month ago that the time was rather an aggressive time to hire someone like that, and since so much depends upon that person i would like to better get a understanding of where the city stands, and that would be perhaps through the deputy chief who is here today. >> yes, we will hear from deputy chief shmid

charles payne, steve moore. >> steve, you advice mr.rump on all matters financial and economic and here's a bernie sanders guy saying, no, no, that's not the prescription. hilary gets it. donald trump doesn't. what do you say? >> i think voters want change. they want dramatic change and one of the most corrupt institutions in washington is the tax code. the way you get rid of loopholes and deductions -- by the way, it's interesting. no one is accusing trump of doing anything illegal and not paying the texas owes he takes advantage of the tax laws as written and they're so corrupt and he hit hillary hard by saying you're in the united states senate. if you don't like the tax rules, why didn't you change them? our plan is to get rid of the loopholes, lower the rates. reagan did this in 1986. makes for a fairer tax system. one other statistic. the quo was how do we make the rich pay their fair share. the top one% now pay 40% of the income tax and that's a hot. >> i want to rates that because this is a moving target, this fair share thing.

mrs. obamacare. now she has to be not just the agent of change as her husband bill referred to her, she has some explaining to do about why this cement i system is so broken. charles: bill just said this is a crazy plan. but having said that. political implications, say don't worry about mr. trump getting and the weeds. >> we know that trump has -- he has to deal in simple sentences. >> you say this size a trump supporter. >> yes, we have a plan too fix. charles: sticker shock for you arizona up 1/16%, oklahoma up 69%, minnesota 59%. couple of these so-called swing states, we could see where, this could make a big difference on an electoral map. >> another number, more people are incurring obamacare penalties than have signed up for obamacare, there are about 12 million people are incurring penalties for not having health insurance. charles: does that mean they are too low or, you know, ceo of aetna said that young people would rather buy beer an obamacare. >> no kidding. it is a bad deal for any healthy person, it only works if you get a free ride, or if you are very sick. it is a bad deal for anyone element you know what tells you that. >> because of the people

mr. trump a question on women. and charles krauthammer is here. a moment that got such an audience reaction, moderators had to tell the crowd to settle down. plus kelly anne conway is here. don't go away. >> it's just words, folks. just words. those words, i've been hearing them for many yearsp pi heard them when they were running for the senate in new york where hillary was going to bring back jobs to upstate new york and she failed. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk

charles hurt. okay. george, thoughts? >> when mr.rump talks about it being rigged, he sweeps all his grievances into one big puddle. he talks about the media. he talked about the primaries. he talked about the polls. talked about the republican national committee. i think when most persons hear that an election is rigged, they think of government action to rig the election. there mr. trump has a point if he would make it more clearly. it's hard to think of an innocent reason why democrats spend so much time, energy and money, scarce resources, resisting attempts to purge the voter rolls, remove people dead or have left the jurisdiction. it's hard to think of an innocent reason why they fight so tremendously against voter i.d. laws. they say, that burdens the. er size of a fundmental right. the supreme court said that's a fundamental right. no one thinks showing an i.d. burdens that right. we know -- we don't surmise. we know that the 2010, '12 and '14 elections were rigged by the federal government, the irs. you can read all about it

mr. lazar followed by charles rathman. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm the president and general manager of luxor cabs company. i'm a third generation. i'm a naifit son born in san francisco in 1952 and i had a passion to take care of the disabled and the sick people of san francisco. we're the largest wheelchair provider in san francisco on demand service in the cab industry and the chairperson for the paratransit council and started with mayor newsom on project connect. we provide cabs to transport families to the center and relocate them and provide service to the people and i'm very proud to be nominated for this. our company is and our workers are, and it's a very hard business to transport these people and i think the city needs to pay attention to something like this because the baby boomers here and there's a lot of people that need to get around town and treated like we're all treated and i will be an advocate until my last days to help them all and thank you for everything. >> thank you. and followed by jarvis rich. >> good afternoon commis

mrs. clinton is calling for more spending on illegals. charlesjillian we juxtapose this particularly with the vets, this angers americans across the political aisle. >> absolutely, bottom line this should not be happening. it's no surprise that there's waste, fraud and abuse within the poorly managed health care system, we've seen this again and again, i want to say a caveat. singling out illegal immigrants is not helpful and productive. there have been studies done by harvard medicine. charles: why shouldn't people point out illegals? >> because i think the bigger problem is with americans gaming the system. this is divisive rhetoric, if you look into it, illegal immigrants pay more into medicare than they take out. it's by about $3 billion a year, that's a harvard study. charles: do you believe that, betsy? >> i don't believe it's divisive rhetoric. i think the fact is that the president promised americans when he sold the affordable care act we would not be spending a lot of money providing care for illegal immigrants. it was an issue that ame

. >> that summer, charles manson, life magazine cover boy and three of f >> i think mr. manson feels he's a product of our society. >> prosecutor bugliosi's task is daunting and a defendant like no others that the prosecutor had ever encountered. >> he had to prove that charles manson, this weird little guy, could have some control over these other followers to make them commit murder but not to either. >> that's a tricky business. >> it is tricky. >> and the trickiest part is to get the murder to stick to manson himself. >> it's a little more difficult because he did not physically participated in these murders. >> bugliosi had a two part problem, to show the control over his followers and the motive. >> that motive was helter-skelter of blacks and whites. he was he that introduced helter-skelter and talked about it all the time. >> he had a star witness lined up, susan atkins, the woman that confessed the whole story to a woman in jail. >> now that you have had a chance to get it off your chest, would you tell me how you feel? >> then atkins recanted and said she made u

mr. fenby's book. out of worldoom war ii. thank you, charles de gaulle. a different slope.lutely see in the last decades. evil more so than world war i. jonathan: a revolution still. -- even more so than world war i. jonathan: they look internally. tom: what is the process to reengage france and continental europe? what is the process to help them of an anglo structure? how do they get more modern capitalistic? jonathan: they have to have a president, a leader, and a legislature that will undertake market reforms and open up the plays. the politicians have to stop where their civil war is more important than the wealth of the nation. guy: how many more incidents they are able to handle? do not know how many further terrorist attacks there will be. who is winning is le pen. she does not have to do anything in a sense. she waits back and wait for the uncertainty. seems she is telling her people in the national front to be very quiet. keep very calm and let the they arecognize what saying is what a lot of main street candidates are saying. doll.ob robert: growth all over europ

my name is charles thompson. >> mr. thompson we remember you well. >> yes, thank you, thank you. i just believe it's also important to find out a lot of the implementation of the recommendations, particularly the issue of the independence of the crime lab, the movement out of the police department, and the issue of reinstating the drug analysis lab. both of those depend upon the hiring of the civilian scientist and according to the comments that we received back from the city that was to be completed by january of 2017 which is just under three months from now. i think it would be important to find out the status of that as of today as to where the city is in hiring that civilian scientist and what the current estimated hiring date is likely to be. it seemed to me -- at least a month ago that the time was rather an aggressive time to hire someone like that, and since so much depends upon that person i would like to better get a understanding of where the city stands, and that would be perhaps through the deputy chief who is here today. >> yes, we will hear from deputy chief shmid

chairman charles copeland said i was shocked and sickened upon hearing 12-year-old comments made by mr. trump. we need to demand better from our standard bearer. fellow republicans believe every human being, man or woman, has inherent dignity. >>> bernie sanders is in philadelphia to campaign for his former rival, hillary clinton. the vermont senator is speaking at the university of the arts in center city later on this afternoon. vice president stumped for clinton at bucks community college. he spoke at a get out the vote rally, blasted donald trump saying world leaders immediately bring up concerns about the republican nominee during their meetings. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton's campaign is dealing with another e-mail controversy. just yesterday wikileaks released e-mails from an account that belonged to co-chairman john po did he say tow. it appears to have clinton's speeches. she tells bankers behind closed doors that wall street executives were best positioned to reform the financial sector. it came hours after federal authorities accused russia of directing hacks into the u.s.

mr. lazar followed by charles rathman. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm the president and general manager of luxor cabs company. i'm a third generation. i'm a naifit son born in san francisco in 1952 and i had a passion to take care of the disabled and the sick people of san francisco. we're the largest wheelchair provider in san francisco on demand service in the cab industry and the chairperson for the paratransit council and started with mayor newsom on project connect. we provide cabs to transport families to the center and relocate them and provide service to the people and i'm very proud to be nominated for this. our company is and our workers are, and it's a very hard business to transport these people and i think the city needs to pay attention to something like this because the baby boomers here and there's a lot of people that need to get around town and treated like we're all treated and i will be an advocate until my last days to help them all and thank you for everything. >> thank you. and followed by jarvis rich. >> good afternoon commis

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