he's a main character in the book called mr. g, and mr. g met me in the weight room and kind of took me under his wing. i expressed to one of our coaches that i wanted to be a lawyer, and he introduced me to mr. g, who was a corporate lawyer, as well as an entrepreneur, and so that started out as a mentor/mentee relationship and then transformed to that of a father and son, and so through that relationship, he taught me a lot of different things, and when he died in 2000, i wanted to capture that and i wanted to tell the story and share it with other young people and other people who could be mentors to show the power of potential through mentorship. >> and how that just makes the legacy go on and on and on. 'cause you know how many lives you touch. they're gonna go on and want to touch so many other lives after you. >> absolutely. i think we all touch at least and so the people who are benefiting from mr. g's legacy don't even know it through me, and that's what motivates me every day. >> that's amazing. marnie, talk about what it was like

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exhibit g. mrs. blackburn: bring up exhibit g. pleads state the inquiry. mr. nadler: that's not exhibit g . that's t thank you. madam chair, this chart says that the clinic has, quote, no costs. so the payment's a pure profit for the clinic. this is contradicted by exhibits c-6, c-9, and c-17 which show some clinics fill out paperwork among other things related to fetal tissues and donation. these are all costs the general accounting office recognized 16 years ago as reimbursable quote direct costs, unquote, can you explain how this document, exhibit g, was created and its factual foundation, including the discrepancy between what this staff created chart asserts, namely there are no costs, and information on other documents in your packet which detail such costs? mrs. blackburn: i thank the gentleman for the inquiry. we discussed this previously before you arrived at the hearing. all of the documents today come from the investigative work that took place by submissions that came to us with information. the charts for discussion, of which g is one, were compile

lena: i love this, you are talking to mrs. g plus economist and you are talking about g0. am worried about you globalization, is what i think you are alluding to. whether 2015 was about grexit and now about brexit, there are calls about referendum from spain to germany. in financial terms, we have seen the end of globalization and capital flows with this massive accidents is of investments from emerging markets. in economic terms, we are seeing global trade flows the lowest level since the global -- global recession. i'm worried about this g0 world because it is a zero-sum game, a negative sum game. with us. komileva coming back, we will speak with angus blair of the segment institute. after an important interview with the deputy crown prince in saudi arabia, angus player on egypt, on saudi arabia. stay with us, bloomberg surveillance. ♪ tom: within the quarter, brexit, london, look at that. what a gorgeous shot. congratulations to our technical team, that is a spectacular shot. our new office building in a year and a half is off to the right side. i am tom keene in new yo

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with his japanese and g-7 colleagues beside him, mr.h for the 140,000 people who were killed here when they dropped an atomic bomb right over this spot. >> it is no doubt this is a moment filled with symbolism, and it would be even more if president obama decides to come here and do this next month, but at a time when nuclear disarmament seems to be further away, is this political theater? appears to -- kerry be moved. a gutary kerry: it is wrenching display. it tugs at all of your sensibilities as a human being. this was a display that i will personally never forget. i don't see how anyone could forget. the images, the evidence, and the re-creations of what happened on august 6, 1945. reporter: one person witnessed the atomic bombing as an eight-year-old child. , butelcomed his visit here his fine words are not enough. why can't they say, right now, we abolish it? why can't he's a that? she now wants president obama to follow and use this as a platform to push nuclear disarmament, as he promised in 2009. >> oba gave us that. but nothin

mr. murphy. >> is it really karen? well, that's gahead and fire up the kids and we'll see what we've got them in today. on the big board, light jackets on the way in. temperatures are in the upper 40's in a lot of neighborhoods. some spots in the low 50's. this afternoon really only improving until about -- or to about 62 for a high and we may be waiting until after the kids are home from school to get there so it could be that we're still in the upper 50's maybe up to about 60 by the time they're walking home. 48 degrees by 7 o'clock for you commuters whether it's school or work. 50 degrees by 9 o'clock, 56 by noon. we're pretty cloudy to start and we're allowing for sun to return later in the day. the best chance of that would be up north but as we head to the south, it might also be a little cloudier and a little tougher to get that sun back in. no major delays at our airports none rain reported anywhere right now although tam there's the outside chance of a little passing shower today especially south of philadelphia. >> thank yo

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mr. speaker, britain will become the first country in the g 20 two have a public register of beneficial ownershipo everyone can really see who really owns and controls each company. this government is also consulting on requiring foreign companies that own property or bid on public contracts also to provide their beneficial ownership information, and we are happy to offer technical support and assistance to any of the administrations also considering these measures. as the revelations in the panama papers have made clear, we need to go even further. we are taking three additional measures to make it harder for people to hide the proceeds of corruption offshore, to make sure that those who smooth the way will know longer get away with it, and to investigate wrongdoing. first, let me assess countries that service financial centers. they have agreed to provide information automatically and will begin doing so the september. that had never happened before i became prime minister and i got around to the cabinet table and said to them this must happen. but we do need to go further. today i would like t

mr. speaker, britain will become the first country in the g-20 to have a public register of beneficial ownership, so everyone can really see who really owns and controls each company. this government is also consulting on requiring foreign companies that own property or bid on public contracts also to provide their beneficial ownership information, and we are happy to offer technical support and assistance to any of the administrations also considering these measures. as the revelations in the panama papers have made clear, we need to go even further. we are taking three additional measures to make it harder for people to hide the proceeds of corruption offshore, to make sure that those who smooth the way will know longer get away with it, and to investigate wrongdoing. first, let me deal with our crown dependencies and overseas territories that function as financial centers. they have agreed to provide taxpayer account information automatically and will begin doing so from this september. that had never happened before i became prime minister and i got around to the cabinet table and said to th

mr. walton absent with the probation and the status of an employee and the particularity of the d g versus sfusd by a vote have to i's absent commissioner fewer and mr. walton to the school district to pay up to the stipulated amount and by a vote of two i's commissioner fewer and mr. walton give the horticulture of district to pay up to the stipulated amount in the matter of marla versus sfusd the board by a vote of 5 i's absent commissioner fewer and mr. walton gives of authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount and that excludes the report of the action and the closed session on april 19th this regular meeting of the board of education is adjourned and now scott wiener we ha have special cott wiener we have a special ott wiener we have a speciawiener we have a speciaer we have a specialr ww >> good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. supervisor cowen okay how is everybody doing. >> good. >> let's look alive we're talking about land use & transportation thank you, very much. so this the meeting will come to order the regular meeting of the sfauvengs i'm supervisor cowe

submissions that came to us, whistler blower information, and g is one of the things compiled by the work. we begin the questioning and i turn to mr. pitt. >> i don't believe this is discussed by the judiciary committee. how can you explain the discrepancy on g and the following ones that list the cost? that didn't happen. >> there is no discrepancy. i thank the gentlemen for the -- do you have a motion? >> no, i have an inquiry that is being side stepped. g says the abortion clinic has no cost and the abortion clinics cost are pure profit and all cost borne by the customer. exhibit c-9 says it is an exhibit of procedures and policies and it says you, you the employee, must inform the assistant manager and hss when you complete the work so this insures they don't draw -- >> you are siding a procurement business procedure. i thank the gentlemen for the inquiry. >> you have to tell the staff and that takes times and it is a direct cost. >> at this -- >> they have to tell the abortion clinic they are done. that the abortion clinic doesn't continue to take more samples which is a direct cost for the clinic not the procurement business

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the charts for discussion of which g is one were compiled from that work by our staff and at this time we begin our questioning and i turn to mr. pitts. >> i don't believe this was discussed while i was at judiciary committee. how can you explain the discrepancy between the information on exhibit g, namely that no costs were incurred and information on exhibits c-6, c-9, and c-17, which lists some of those costs. that didn't happen. >> there is no discrepancy. i thank the gentleman for the inquiry. at this time we begin our hearing with mr. pitts. >> of course there's a discrepancy. >> do you have a motion? >> i have a parliamentary inquiry which is being side-stepped and not answered. this exhibit g says abortion clinic explanation the abortion clinic has no costs so payments from procurement business to abortion clinic are pure profit. all costs are born by the pb or the customer. exhibit c-9 says it's an exhibit of clinic procedures and policies and it says you must inform, you the employee, inform the assistant manager when you completed your work. this will ensure they do not continue to consent and draw unnecessary blood

mr. trump has a track record of promoting women within his own private g organization, and business and puttingale project of trump tower back when nobody was doing that in large project managers and his own family and daughter, and actions are going to be speak higher than words and when you look at the track record, you can see that one promotes gender equality better than the other, and it is not ms. clinton. >> and maria, do you think that trump helps clinton bring in more women voteers? does she need the help? >> yes, absolutely, he will do that. and the problem with trump is that his words have spoken louder than any actions he has taken, and that has been the problem for the republican party which is why they are desperate to not have him become the nominee, because they know that he is going to be such a degrading symbol of what this republican party has become. and remember that mitt romney lost women by 11% in 2012 to barack obama, and he lost the election, and right now, the numbers that donald trump is seeing in terms of the gender gap are almost 30 point s s to poll that you just s

. >> there i was for the g-8 conference in 2013, and i listened to the communique from mr. cameron. i thought we were getting progress on this. then i speak to the boss of the oecd, who's trying to push forward on other initiatives. things are happening, but they're just not happening quickly enough. >> no, things are happening. there'ses this 15-point action plan endorsed by g-20 that was a big step forward. now the european union, for example, last year we concluded an agreement with switzerland to end bank secrecy next year. so things are happening. you're right, the pace is too slow. we need to do more, and we need to have better and more efficient regulation and more transparency, not least what is going on out there. >> because there's a real danger here. this will move from a debate amongst the media and politicians, amongst themselves. this could move to a dissatisfied electorate getting even more dissatisfied. that's why we're seeing more extremism across europe. it may be about immigration as well. it may be about a lot of social and economic issues, but it's also about di

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mr. walton absent with the probation and the status of an employee and the particularity of the d g versusfusd by a vote have to i's absent commissioner fewer and mr. walton to the school district to pay up to the stipulated amount and by a vote of two i's commissioner fewer and mr. walton give the horticulture of district to pay up to the stipulated amount in the matter of marla versus sfusd the board by a vote of 5 i's absent commissioner fewer and mr. walton gives of authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount and that excludes the report of the action and the closed session on april 19th this regular meeting of the board of education is adjourned and now scott wiener we ha have special cott wiener we have a special ott wiener we have a speciawiener we have a speciaer we have a specialr ww >> good afternoon and we'll call our meeting to order and the commissioner clerk will call the roll. >> clerk: rrk "roll call." i put the minutes in front of you. commissioner chow requested a make a slight change on the top 6 page seven. i'll see text crossed out and other text that

g. hatch, president pro tempore. mr. mcconnell:: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senate majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i'd like to welcome our colleagues back from their state work periods. the senate has gotten a lot done under e new majority and will continue -- we'll continue our work today. but first i want to remember the daily sacrifice of our capitol police in light of the incident last monday. incidents like these remind us of the sacrifices officers make on our behalf each and every day. these brave men and women protect all who work here. they protect the countless visitors from across our nation and across the world. they defend this symbol of our democracy. and that means putting themselves in harm's way day in and day out. and again, we thank them for it. we also welcome capitol police chief matthew verderoosa. the chief comes to us with more than three decades of law enforcement experience and that's a good thing given that this incident occurred just days into his new position. the chief inherits an able, brave team who w

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