you the sf puc because of what runs along the perimeter of the bay and you can see it's chaired by mr. david be har with the puc. he was out sick today. we have the guidance. so the city has taken a look at guidance and the science kind of varies. they have looked at the least scenario and the possible scenario and we have the 2050 as the mid-horizon and 2100 horizon. they have suggested the half of the scales, but at least we now have general science agreement on what the potential sea level rises are for the bay area looking into future. if you look at our overall process we have taken a look at the science we then assess the vulnerability of the infrastructure that we have. once we understand where it is vulnerable with the sea level rise and we assess that refk to the facility whether it's a port harbor or our overall collection system or talking about private property that is a major impact like at & t ballpark and we plan for adaptation. how do we adapt to the potential sea level rise. there is a study going on now where we take a look at mission creek and how we are involved in that s

. >> mr. david be har has been doing an outstanding job on that working with all the city agencies. >> thank you. >> thank you, i do have some public speakers. >> thank you, and i think this is a critical issue to talk about with sea level rise and i don't think people understand this. we are down to 69 hundred. it's such a broad topic that people don't understand the impact. what i would like to talk about it that we are happy that emilio is looking at proactive measures. one of the reasons we have sea level rise is the amount of night at -- nitrate that we are putting in the ocean. francisco and i met with the team to talk about denight if fiction and met with other agencies. this is not just san francisco's problem, because everybody is relying on what we are doing here in san francisco and i want to restore our wet land and look at how we can balance some of those things because if we are talking about flooding third street and those communities, we have to look at the best situation. the team i

co-founder and co-chief executive officer mr. david rubenstein. and our moderator, president, african development bank, dr. donald kabarukah. >> good morning. i want to thank secretary of state for the kind words and for welcoming us here. we have the easiest subject which is finance. of course. i do have good panel of men here. and today we'll just talk about what does it take to get more financial flows into the african continent? pension funds todays ago here saying money is not the issue. the issue is what invest the money. and this morning everyone says africa is the place to be. so i wouldn't to begin with you. i recall meeting you in my office when you are lunching in africa. you and i had a conversation. you said to me, look, begin with south africa and nigeria. then i say how has it gone for you? well, first i want to thank you for your support. i was in your office, you know, i was starting to raise our fund. it was not easy to convince people to give money to a firm like ours to invest in africa. we didn't have a real track record there

fact, there were some three attacks over the past few days that targeted afghan soldiers, but here mr. david cameron saying that the country has helped those forces improve their skills, he's provided money for education and he's pledging now that even though uk forces will be out by year's end he will continue to work with its newly elected president, mr. ghani there co-hosting a conference in london soon and here discussing the way forward. we'll continue to listen in and bring you developments from this press conference as they become available. there are many other things happening in the world. we'll bring you the world's biggest stories, newest information after this short break. stay with us. [light instrumental music] ♪ female announcer: recycle your old fridge and get $50. schedule your free pickup at: >>> welcome back. the latest information on the global fight against isis. australia's prime minister has given the go ahead for australian fighter jets to begin strikes in iraq. tony abbott announced his government will send 200 forces there and told reporters that australia is invol

this will go to mr. david ige. >> i am a student who has been competing for the past two years.nd i leave around rush hour and had noticed traffic is getting increasingly worse. it took me about an hour to get to school, but now it takes me an hour and a half. will you support expanding so that another track can be built to serve the university? >> thank you for that question. i am very strong supporter of rail transit. i have been for the very beginning, the very first proposal. in fact, i was testifying as a high-school student in support because i do believe that transit is a quality of life issue in that transit system, if implemented today would definitely improve their quality of life. the issue of the general excise tax extension is a different one. it is basically a fiscal issue. i think that we need to let the program run. the current tax does not expire until into the 2020 s we need to see the implementation. we need to hold the hardboard, make sure they give us an efficient and effective system, and then i can look at to the expansion . aiona: continued the excise tax

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mr. massey. >> david, pilpal speaks an individual, three comments, it would be nice if the group could explain the light blue and the dark blue, and the difference between the blue and the red and i just saw it quickly. >> and i think that there is an explanation, and a legend, but we could not see it very well. >> okay. >> and it would be good if they can ensure that there is good contrast, i know that there are problems with the video, but just in general it looks like the contrast could be better, on their site. and just in general, i recall in dealing with campaign finance data historically, the problem is that the data really is inconsistent all over the place and so there are typos and there are, wrong addresses, and zip code inconsistencies and one campaign will report a contributor as a lawyer, and the other will report it as an attorney and so when you try to aggregate the data you have to clean those things up and it is extremely time consuming and i just recall that in the past efforts and so if they have, put in time to try to clean that up, that is all to the good, but it really i

i would also like to thank mr. david and anthony bradbury for their efforts over the previous weeks and wish them a speedy success over the next few months. brazil would like to reiterate once more its support and commitment to assisting the nations in west africa to face a grave threat posed by this outbreak. we welcome recognized the disease to the affected countries however we underlined the need to treat the outbreak about all else the emergency, the social and the developmental challenge rather than as a threat to peace and security. it's important that as we fight to contain the outbreak also seek to the progress that has been observed in the region as a result of peace building and economic development efforts in recent years. as the chair of the peace building commission brazil stated the intention to serve as a platform for the discussion and information sharing on the crisis in new york by engaging a wide audience for all of the system organizations. as we have announced in the security council brazil shipped t

co-founder and co-chief executive officer mr. david rubenstein. and our moderator, president, african development bank, dr. donald kabarukah. >> good morning. i want to thank secretary of state for the kind words and for welcoming us here. we have the easiest subject which is finance. of course. i do have good panel of men here. and today we'll just talk about what does it take to get more financial flows into the african continent? pension funds todays ago here saying money is not the issue. the issue is what invest the money. and this morning everyone says africa is the place to be. so i wouldn't to begin with you. i recall meeting you in my office when you are lunching in africa. you and i had a conversation. you said to me, look, begin with south africa and nigeria. then i say how has it gone for you? well, first i want to thank you for your support. i was in your office, you know, i was starting to raise our fund. it was not easy to convince people to give money to a firm like ours to invest in africa. we didn't have a real track record there

him back at our value voters some of their rig would you please join me in welcoming to our stage mr. davidugh. ♪ [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. sarah palin, who i absolutely adore, said a minute ago, asked how long do you think the democrats will play the race card? and i know how considered she is. she was just giving me a segue into my speech about eternal issues. [laughter] there will be no cessation of their playing the race card. and i have to apologize for seamlessly promoting my book i know nothing else. please allow me to discuss this book today with you. and i will try not to be too self congratulatory. and why did i write this book? well, i have studied the bible for years and years. i became a believer 20 or so years ago. i did not become a believer setting this book as some people mistakenly understood. i had dinner with some friends in the both of whom are skeptics, one of whom is more efficient than the other. palin's see any rational person can be a christian. added not to a very good job of putting myself. i was respectful enough. i did not really get there.

would you please join me in welcoming to the stage mr. david limbaugh. ♪ >> thank you very much. long do you think the democrats will play the race card and i know how considerate she is. she was giving me a segue to my speech about eternal issues. [laughter] there will be no cessation of playing the race card. and i have to apologize for shamelessly promoting my book. i know nothing else. so please allow me to discuss this book today with you and i will try not to be too self-congratulatory. why did i write this book? i studied the bible for years and years. i became 80s b. the leader 20 or so years ago. but i didn't think i may become a daily for studying it for this because some people have mistakenly understood. but i had dinner with a couple of grade school and high school friends into some of of them are skeptics. one of them is more than the other and he said attorney i don't i don't see how any rational person can be a christian. always be prepared to give the reasons for your faith and do it for a generous respect. i was respectful enough that i didn't really get there s

co-founder and co-chief executive officer mr. david rubenstein. and our moderator, president, african development bank, dr. donald kabarukah. >> good morning. i want to thank secretary of state for the kind words and for welcoming us here. we have the easiest subject which is finance. of course. i do have good panel of men here. and today we'll just talk about what does it take to get more financial flows into the african continent? pension funds todays ago here saying money is not the issue. the issue is what invest the money. and this morning everyone says africa is the place to be. so i wouldn't to begin with you. i recall meeting you in my office when you are lunching in africa. you and i had a conversation. you said to me, look, begin with south africa and nigeria. then i say how has it gone for you? well, first i want to thank you for your support. i was in your office, you know, i was starting to raise our fund. it was not easy to convince people to give money to a firm like ours to invest in africa. we didn't have a real track record there

. >> moderator: now we will hear mr. david alameel. you have two minutes starting now.meel: friends come as, as a young man i thought of my career in working as a farm worker in the field. my wife and i struggled to make ends meet so after serving in the u.s. army to go to college then we moved to dallas and started a small business that grew to 26 locations. we are able to achieve the american game. the education that i received was three and our economy was the envy of the world but today it is out of reach because wall street has taken over washington by spending billions in here to buy the whole republican party and the group of wall street democrats and over the last 35 years they shift all of the manufacturing jobs overseas with c-charlie charlie and of dollars into the safe havens and they destroyed the middle class. john cornyn is one of the leaders of the establishment who only care about themselves and whose policies have left our country broke and without jobs. he's turning our country into a minimum-wage nation and we say enough is enough we are going to sen

congressman cassidy and fellow panelists we heard from a lot of viewers about health care including mr. davidooked and felt. his question is specific to congressman cassidy and colonel maness. require coverage for pre-existing conditions, do you favor this coverage and if so how do you propose to pay for it without an individual mandate and for senator landrieu you defended the affordable care act. what aspect of the health care law would you change? cassidy: is a position i oppose the affordable care act. the patient has the power however when a bureaucrat has the power it lines up to serve the bureaucrat. as it turns out as a bureaucrat telling people what they must purchase. somebody whose insurance just renewed went from $725 per month to $1200 per month, a 56% increase. now blue cross this past week increase rates by 20% so clearly this is the unaffordable health care act. how do you address pre-existing conditions? republicans have proposed that everyone in the nation will get a tax credit only to be used for purchasing health insurance. if an insurance company receives part of this tax

>>supervisor david campos: thank you very much, mr. chair and i want to thank everyone who came out. thank our general manager and our former general manager ed harng rington for being herement i think it hard to imagine any other commissioner getting the support across from the political spectrum. my experience is there are a lot of people who get on commissions and don't really do much, but there are people like mr. moran who really work hard and take this very seriously. so with that in mind. it is my pleasure to make a motion to move this item forward with the positive recommendation and do so as a committee report so the board can hear it at the october 1st hearing. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor tang? tang tang >>supervisor katy tang: i'm very happy to make that motion. it's incredible that we run this water and power system and we are very thankful that you decided to come back. thank you former general manager ed harrington and general manager kelly right now. thank you for your service and really happy to have you reappoi

. >> we heard from a lot of viewers also about health care, not surprisingly, including mr. david linden felled. this is specific to congressman cassidy and colonel menace. it includes popular provisions such as required coverage for preexisting conditions. do you favor this coverage and if so, how do you propose to pay for it. ? for senator landrieu, you've defended your vote for the affordable care act. what portion would you change? >> as a physician, i oppose the affordable care act. i find when the patient has the power, the system lines up to serve the patient. however, when a bureaucrat has the power, it lines up to serve the bureaucrat. as it turns out, as a bureaucrat telling people what they must purchase. here i have a rate sheet. t was from $725 per month to $ 1,200 per month. a 66% increase. now blue cross this past week increased rates by 20%. so clearly this is the unaffordable health care act. republicans propose that everyone in the nation will get a tax credit, only to be used for purchasing health insurance. people would be required to give everybody of the same

mr. hunt? >> davidinto at 10 am many people have endorsed me -- pennington and many other have endorsed me because i am the one that will bring cost effective solutions and freedom and fairness for all of us. it is a very night and day choice here. i am very different. i am a small businessman, a phd in engineering. and i about 50 patents want to put that to work for you. i want to work for you. we could have a better way forward. of the moneyless they do. you are going to be seeing lots of ads run by them. we have the views off old that have been supported by, the special interest groups. support me, you have to talk to other people. i am asking for more. i am asking for you to tell other people and them to hunt for hunt on at the ballot. hereanks to the candidates this evening and to our panel of distinguished journalists for thank you very much. and we will like to thank of the atlanta press club. election is on tuesday, november 4 and early voting has already begun. we urge you to cast your ballot.

charles koch and mr. david koch. i fully embrace it. i align with their values and what they are trying to do. they are successful americans who created 70,000 high-paying jobs in their own company and then of course indirectly provide lot of jobs to other americans and contractors through their association. so i don't know what her objections are about the koch brothers, but we are proud associate with freedom partners. >> how much do you get in donations from the latino community or latino done centers guest: it's substantial. i don't have the exact numbers so i can't share them with you. host: my land burke says does it help when -- referring to epublicans refers to "self-deportation"? guest: to. that you're going hike in life so difficult for folks that they are going to want to leave on their if we are going to resolve the agreeable,as to be compassionate programs. 70% of latino americans agree we have to have a strong border. we are a sovereign nation. the status quo is not providing adequate resources to strengthen the border. my

mr. plant hold. >> good morning supervisors i'm david the former president of the twin peaks council supervisors if you approve that plan with the redefinition of the affordable housing you'll be destroying go a hundred years of mr. haney and zoning and what affordable housing means in san francisco west of twin peaks council district 7 over 70 percent through their representatives on behalf of the representatives off the forest hills and sherwood heights and others west portal and merced and twin peaks we ask you to have the courage to table this plan and send it back to planning and say this is rezoning all property in san francisco to bed-and-breakfast without any notification of the protocol we need you, you to not partnered to a bunch of lawbreakers 5 thousand of the homeowners and the airbnb owners this can go away with enforcement you passed a new law you want to enforce i know there's a huge amount of pressure from airbnb they want to make san francisco as a flagship it is a huge sell out that will change the character of san francisco. >> thank you, sir. >> okay. i'm emily h i want to than

david. this, after more than 170 air strikes pounding kobani, partal of an air campaign that has cost the u.s. taxpayer mrsthan half a billion dollars. david? >> all right, martha raddatz live for us in washington. thank you. >>> now, to england tonight, and a security breach caught on camera and it was too close for comfort. take a look at this. david cameron leaving a meeting today and a jogger bumping into him while on his daily run. cameron immediately driven from the scene. you can see the security team move in quickly. the man arrested and then released, claiming he had no idea who he ran into. critics want to know how he was allowed to get so close. >>> back here at home and to that slow motion danger in hawaii. those incredible new pictures tonight, 2,000 degree lava now just yards from one town on the big island. families fleeing their homes and abc's clayton sandell, back on the story tonight. >> reporter: they have watched. they have waited. and tonight, they are worried. for the first time, people in the path of this river of fire are leaving. dozens more may soon be next. >> it's really scary.

mr. plant hold. >> good morning supervisors i'm david the former president of the twin peaks council supervisors if you approve that plan with the redefinition of the affordable housing you'll be destroying go a hundred years of mr. haney and zoning and what affordable housing means in san francisco west of twin peaks council district 7 over 70 percent through their representatives

>>supervisor david campos: thank you very much, mr. chairman and thank you to the department head and her staff and to all the applicants. as chair yee indicated anytime you have more applicants than seats it's eight -- it's a challenge because there are so many great people. everyone who applied and spoken here today i think can be a pretty effective member of this commission and i actually think that the immigrant rights commission is one of the most important commissions we have , and not only is it important for san francisco, but it's important for the state of california and country because san francisco time and time again continues to be a leader around issues on immigration and because of that, who sits on the immigrant rights commission is really important because the membership of that commission will determine whether or not we continue to play that leadership role. so this is what i'm thinking, i don't know where my colleagues are, but i think that continuity is important. so i would want to reappoint commissioners haregue

david navaro and mr.ited nations mission for ebola response to address the membership on this pressing matter. i take this opportunity to warmly welcome the deputy general, his excellency johan erickson, of the office of the secretary general and our distinguished invitees to this meeting. mr. bambara is joining us here via video conference. by resolution 69/1 on 19 september, 2014, the general assembly, it came to the attention of the secretary general to establish the it ebola emergency response and the united nations for these and the united nations assistance provide their full support to the mission. your excellency, mr. secretary general, dr. navarao, mr mr. bambari, distinguished d delegat delegates, ladies and gentlemen, this morning, we are briefing on the ebola outbreak and the global response to the epidemic. let me begin by thanking the deputy secretary general for joining us today, for also special thanks to dr. david navaro, special envoy to secretary general on ebola and mr. anthony bambari

>>supervisor david campos: thank you mr. chairman, i want to thank body of the candidates. anytime there are more candies than there are seats, it's never easy to do and whoever doesn't get appointed it's my hope they will continue to pursue their interest in serving. for me, it's been very clear from the very beginning having seen the application of dmeet ri before that this is an individual that needs to be and should be appointed to the entertainment commission. this is a candidate that i think not only meets the requirement of help and work in that area but in terms of how and what he has done in the entertainment community. i think it's really hard to imagine a more stellar appointment. so i will be supporting dmeet ri today. i know he is not here, but usually you want to hear from each candidate. this committee has heard from him before. he had applied previously and i said at that point i think he should be on the entertainment commission and i'm proud to support him today. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor wiener? >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you, mr. chairman

mr. gonzalez has been david goodell's cellmate for quite some time without incident.he fact that he's remained with him for this long, i don't want to say is a babysitter or an extra pair of eyes, but when he came out of the suicide watch, he felt comfortable with. >> we have a relationship, a bond. i know the boundaries of what he can take. he's like my child. i've got to constantly watch him. >> i guess they hired a babysitter by putting him in a room with me. he wouldn't let me do anything stupid to myself. >> just dump the water in there and scrub. >> what's in here? >> detergent. >> as far as him harming himself, i talked him out of it. i told him it doesn't only affect you, but it affects the people around you that love you, you understand? so for you to do that, you're just being selfish with yourself and not thinking of others. >> along with being a convicted murderer, goodell is also an admitted member of the jail's largest gang, the united blood nation. jail officials have identified rendell maldanado as a high-ranking member of the gang. they recently trans

mr. hunt? >> david pinto at 10 am many people have endorsed me -- pennington and many other have endorsed me because i am the one that will bring cost effective solutions and freedom and fairness for all of us. it is a very night and day choice here. i am very different. i am a small businessman, a phd in engineering. i have about 50 patents and i want to put that to work for you. i want to work for you. we could have a better way forward. i have 1% or less of the money they do. you are going to be seeing lots i have 1% or less of the money of ads run by them. we have the views off old that have been supported by, the special interest groups. if you want to support me, you have to talk to other people. i am asking for more. i am asking for you to tell other people and them to hunt for hunt on at the ballot. >> thanks to the candidates here this evening and to our panel of distinguished journalists for thank you very much. and we will like to thank of the of ads run by them. atlanta press club. remember,

please welcome david miliband. ( cheers and applause ) mr.hank you so much for being here. >> good to be here. >> stephen: cheers as we say. >> cheers. >> stephen: where everybody knows your name. you're the fommer british secretary. you're my first cabinet secretary to come over here. thank you. it's an honor. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: who put you in the job? >> the prime minister was gordon brown at the time. >> stephen: good guy? >> good guy. >> stephen: that's like our secretary of state. >> you don't have to say mr. secretary. >> stephen: i don't have to say it. you have to say madam secretary when hillary clinton is here. you're c.e.o. of the rescue committee and you recently returned from west africa. and the incubation for ebola my understanding is 21 days. how many days ago did you return from liberia? >> 20. ( laughter ) we'll shake hands again. >> stephen: no, no. all right. uhm-- why hasn't governor cuomo clapped you in iron and stuffed you in a hefty bag and hung you off the george washington bridge? are you communicabl

mr. allergan, david pie out, your stock would not nowhere if we frankly weren't around. >> they want to saywe apply 15 multiple to your stock, we'd get into allergan. it's probably worth more than 15 multiple, allergan, given numbers putting up. >> they asked this growing large pharma -- >> they'll say 140, 150, it's still not -- they believe that valeant should be priced higher, obviously they believe that. >> right. but the key this week will be the litigation in california, insider trading charges against bill ackman, trying to not allow him to vote his 9.7% stake in allergan in a special meeting december 18th. >> explain why gravitas. you can leave the enforcement and go with the higher gun. we're a great country. you can play for anybody. i'm being facetious, great country means this guy should be out. he should not be the lawyer. but that's okay because we are such revolving door society, no one thinks. but why does that lawsuit have any chance of winning? >> it has some chance but not a large one. >> okay. >> you don't know. it would -- precedent -- it seem likes a tough argument and

mr. hunt? >> david pennington and many that will bringsed me because e cost-effective solutions and freedom of fairness for all of us. it is a nine day choice here. i am very different. i'm a small different man, a phd in engineering. i want to have about 50 patents, and i want to put that to work for you. i want to work for you, the people, bring government back to be for the people. that way we can have a better way forward. i have 1% or less than the money they do. you will see lots of ads by them. we have the views of who they have been supported by, the special interest groups that pay for the tens of millions of ads. if you want to support me, talk to other people. if you just vote for me, that's great. i'm asking for more. i'm asking you to get out and tell other people to hunt for hunt on the ballots. >> thank you. and thanks to the candidates and our panel of journalists. we would also like to thank the atlanta press club for arranging this debate. onember the election is tuesday, november 4. e