mr. jacobs. next up we have rebecca staff with gig workers rising. gig workers rising. >> say it three times real fast. [laughter] >> thank you. good afternoon, board of supervisors, the speakers before me, thank you. and thank you to those that are here today, including my fellow drivers and gig workers. my name is reba ka rebecca martinez. i'm a leader with gig workers rising, and most importantly, i have experienced driving for uber and lyft for over a year and a half. so how do uber and lyft drivers fit into our workforce? most of the speakers before me touched a lot on what i had prepared as well, but i'm going to try to go over it again. uber and lyft drivers make up approximately 1% of the u.s. workforce. here in san francisco, it is estimated there were 45,000 drivers in 2017, with an estimated 6,000 on the road during peak hours. uber and lift are quick to point out that the majority of their drivers are part-time. but as some of the previous speakers mentioned, half of drivers work full-time hours, and for one out of two drivers, this is th

mr. jacobs, jerry jacobs, out of his cell and take him to an interview room. >> you're jerry, right?you go by? >> yeah. >> reporter: jerry jacobs was serving time for a misdemeanor parole violation. >> what's his story? >> he was pretty upset. jerry tells me that as he was in the jail he saw the news and he saw what happened to kay parsons. and at the time he looks at me and he says, "i think i know who did it." and i said, "really. tell me." he says, "i believe my sister had something to do with it." >> reporter: and who was jerry jaocbs sister? well, becky sears. kay's best friend and neighbor. >> i think my jaw dropped right then. wasn't expecting that. he dropped a bombshell. >> reporter: becky's brother said he knew all about the affair between his sister and david. he told the investigator becky had once confided in him that david was trying to end it. >> she'd come and meet one day or there in the parking lot crying. and i was like, you know, "what's wrong?" and that's whenever she told me she was having the affair. >> he then goes on to say that becky was, had been pretty ups

mrs. maarse, i wish jacob could be here, because i'm sure jacob would throw me out.ference is is that i don't think things would be this way if jacob was here. hank, look, if you continue to do the same thing, your business is gonna close at some point. i know that she can afford to write checks forever because she doesn't want her husband and her name-- >> absolutely. >> okay, mrs. maarse, what i'm telling you is, if you continue to write the checks on a monthly basis, he will never have to fend for himself. he needs someone like me to hold him accountable for poor performance. i don't think you're willing to do that, and i understand why. but i have to tell you that that's not the way to run the business. so i'm gonna give you my offer. >> okay. >> okay? i'm gonna give you a check for 100,000. for this $100,000, i want 25% of the profit so that i'm incentivized to help you grow your business with you side by side. >> i was thinking more of 20%. >> hank, look, my time is valuable. i don't have time to be doing this all night. 25% is really the number that i need tha

campaign donations meanwhile a lawyer for the former south african president jacob zuma has told a corruption inquiry that mr zuma will not take part in the inquiry anymore because he felt he was being questioned unfairly without more ado let's go live now to our correspondent for me jim miller she's in pretoria where this report from the protected general is just being released. for me that can you hear me. i think we've got a few problems we've got it we've got a few problems with the link we'll go back to. embetter as soon as we can but in the meantime iran says all of its drones have returned safely to base denying any have been destroyed by the us on thursday president trump said the warship u.s.s. boxer had brought down an iranian drone in the strait of hormuz amid heightened tensions between the 2 countries trump is calling it a defensive action because the drone came within a 1000 yards of the vessel and ignored multiple calls to stand down is calling on other countries to condemn terror on and to work with the u.s. to protect shipping in the gulf i want to apprise every one of an incident in the str

jacob reese. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as someone who's not invariably seen eye to eye with the prime minister, may i thank her for her remarkable public service and for showing that highest of virtues, a sense of duty, and on top of that being willing to deal with people who must on occasions have been annoying to her with enormous courtesy. mr. speaker, on behalf of many people may have thank the prime minister? >> the honorable gentleman's voice carries. i was able to hear his question but i am at least as interested to hear the answer. >> mr. speaker, can i thank my honorable friend for his remarks and say to him that the point of this place is about debate and argument and about discussion, about the issues that we all believe and that matter to us all so passionately. and those debates and discussions are best held when they were held with respect and courtesy, and i thank my honorable friend for the courtesy he's shown to me in our discussions together, and i look forward to probably continuing those discussions whe

so mrs may looked nervously over her shoulder at the likes of jacob looked nervously over her shoulderb rees—mogg, looked nervously over her shoulder at the likes of jacob rees—mogg, the brexiteer, and mrjohnson if he wins will look over his shoulder probably at the likes of philip hammond and david gauke, opponents of a no—deal brexit. rebels whose capacity to be awkward is turbo—charged because their party has a barely existent majority. so after the formalities of the handover of power and the rhetoric of a new prime minister, there are those core unchanged fact, a withdrawal agreement the eu says is closed and parliaments has its hates, a deadline getting very close and a prime ministerfacing loud opposition in parliament. the big question is can borisjohnson if it is him succeed where theresa may failed, and if you can, what does success failed, and if you can, what does success look like? thank you very much, chris mason. labour has launched an educational leaflet that it says will help the party's members and supporters confront anti—semitism. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says

she's here with jacob soboroff that shows the new docuseries. >>> plus, no more mr. nice guy will joe biden come out swinging after the next debate? >>> also ahead the people of puerto rico took a stand. the governor is now out. will they get the broader change they want? maybe not. ♪all strength, no sweat... just in case you forgot♪ ♪all strength, no sweat... ♪no no no sweat... >>> we've got some breaking news for you right now. 16 marines have been arrested at cape pendleton on charges ranging from human smuggling to drug-recommended offense. an additional eight has been detained on the drug charges. joining me now nbc correspondent courtney kuby. what can you tell justice. >> as you mentioned, chris, there's the 16 that were arrested just today. eight more detained and there were actually two that were arrested earlier this month. so, we're talking about two dozen marines from the same division, actually from the same battalion based at camp pendleton. the charges range from the first two arrested earlier this month were accused with human smuggling, and that was

former south african president jacob zuma has told an inquiry into government corruption that he was the target of a conspiracy mr zuma was forced from office last year accused of overseeing the mass looting of state farm's. to health workers fighting the break in the democratic republic of congo have been found murdered in their homes the killings in north kivu province follow attacks on a boulder clinics and stuff doctors have discovered the 1st case of the virus in the provincial capital goma is catherine soy. the people sitting in this stand in goma are being tested for a boy they touched or interacted with a man who's now sick with the disease a preacher who traveled 200 kilometers north to the site of an outbreak to pray for those who'd been infected and doctors are also searching for some of those who were traveling with him on a bass from the news has caused fear in the city of more than 1000000 people and that's by the border. because. this is information to scare us. what's going on why is it happening in goma how did it get here from so far away a country great in one now a country free in goma where l

former south african president jacob zuma has told an inquiry into government corruption that he is the target of a conspiracy mr zuma was forced from office last year accused of overseeing the mass looting of state farms. a roadside bomb has killed at least 13 people in southern afghanistan another 33 civilians were wounded in the explosion which targeted a truck in kandahar as car craze district. 2 health workers fighting the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo have been found murdered in their homes the killings in north kivu province follows attacks on a boner clinics and stuff doctors have discovered the 1st case of the virus in the provincial capital goma the city's home to a 1000000 people experts are concerned the virus could spread quickly in the densely populated area close to the border with rwanda since the latest outbreak last august almost 1700 people have died. well the confirmed case has prompted the world health organization to reconsider whether it should declare the a break as a global emergency. the identification of the cure is in goma could potentially be a game changer in th

south africa's former president jacob zuma says he received death threats and after giving evidence at a public inquiry on corruption on monday mr zuma has also been at the 2nd day of the hearing in johannesburg on tuesday he's denying overseeing the most looting of state funds and says he is the target of a conspiracy or a baton so has more now from johannesburg jacob zuma says his personal assistant received a phone call on monday night from a man she does not know this happened a few hours. at the corruption inquiry and this person said to most. that you are going to kill him will also kill his children. as well as some people around him. so she informed me this morning and i'm sure you called that day said a lot about how my life has been. tempted but also my sin that cancer. scare can this follows threats that we make to him serious ones as well. zuma says he's a victim of a conspiracy to bring him down and he's afraid for his life the commission then turned their attention to the doctors the wealthy indian family zuma was asked if he allowed the govt as to influence government policy or appoint government ministers he was

president of south africa, jacob zuma, has criticised allegations of corruption against him, claiming there's been an international conspiracy to try to remove him from politics. mr to a public inquiry injohannesburg, which is looking into claims that he oversaw a web of corruption during his nine years in office. andrew harding reports. out of power, but back in the spotlight, jacob zuma arriving to give evidence at an explosive corruption inquiry. a few cheers from his allies, but the former president has spent years trying to avoid exactly this kind of scrutiny. please raise your right hand and say, "so help me, god". so help me, god. now, he is under oath. for months, south africans have watched as the alleged crimes of the zuma era have been exposed in this hall, and live on television. secret footage revealed, showing bribes being counted out for government officials. one million exactly. this morning, jacob zuma insisted it was all lies, part of an elaborate plot to discredit him. i've been vilified, alleged to be the king of corrupt people. not true, he insisted. instead, zuma blamed western governments, traitors in his own party, and warned of a dark con

mr. roker. >> we're joined now by two familiar faces. nbc nres corondents katy tur and jacob soboroff.ig special project to share. >> they sure do. we're so excited that they're here. ing the new american msnbc series, swamp, an in depth look at political disruption and corruption that is makingr ife toughefor everyd. >> the total amount of outside i money spentn2018 ,msdter billion. >> superpacs, 501(c)(4)s. >> labor unions, the most money spen in an election. florida, $90 million. >> missouri, 76 million. arizona senate, $66 million. >> but see, when i look at this, and maybe i'm idealistic, i loon think that money could be spent in better ways. >> and jacob here. great to see you guys. guys.at to see you >> katy, you were obviously out on the cam second of it. ou heard then-candidate trump say drain the swamp, what, amil count? >> probably. >> what did you find out in this? is the swamp gettingink? >> no, the swamp isn't getting drained. also, the swamp is not a partisan thing. frustration with american politics and with the government is not just democratic or republican or indepen

mr zuma is testimonies being broadcast live on t.v. and is due to continue until friday. this isn't the 1st time film south african president jacob zuma has had to answer to corruption charges but this was his 1st appearance before a high profile commission into crafty allegedly at the school zuma as the keys to presiding over a culture of must looting of state assets during his 9 year tenure that was before he was ousted as head of state by his ruling a.n.c. party last year speaking uninterrupted was simply dismissed the multiple graft allegations against him he claimed he was a victim of a conspiracy. there has been a drive. to remove me from. it has come in different forms and that's why. they've been people who serve their way of trying to torch things in one form or that. the commission in charge of the inquiry hasn't been tasked with proving a case against anyone and the supporters are angry at what they say is the media's unfair portrayal of him. in the in the case of prison to cook zuma we've seen now avalanche of media take an avalanche of me dead child finding president jacob zuma kills it without a fair trial they keep

president of south africa, jacob zuma, has criticised allegations of corruption against him, claiming there's been an international conspiracy to try to remove him from politics. mresburg which is looking into claims that he oversaw a webof corruption during his nine years in office. andrew harding reports. out of power, but back in the spotlight. jacob zuma, arriving to give evidence at an explosive corruption enquiry. a few cheers from his allies, but the former president has spent years trying to avoid exactly this kind of scrutiny. raise your right hand and say, "so help me, god". so help me, god. now he is under oath. for months, south africans have watched as the alleged crimes of the zuma era have been exposed in this hall and live on television, secret footage revealed showing bribes being counted out for government officials. this morning, jacob zuma insisted it was all lies, part of an elaborate plot to discredit him. i've been vilified, alleged to be the king of corrupt people. not true, he insisted. instead, zuma blamed western governments, traitors and his own party, and warned of a dark conspiracy against him. there have been people sent from outsid

president jacob zuma has told an inquiry that allegations of corruption against him were a "conspiracy" aimed at removing him from the political scene. the inquiry is investigating allegations that mrruption during his term in office. the former south african president has denied breaking the law. anti—terrorism police in northern italy have seized an air—to—air missile and other sophisticated weapons during raids on far—right extremist groups. neo—nazi propaganda was also seized in the raids. three people have been arrested. the raids were part of an investigation into italian far—right help for russian—backed separatist forces in eastern ukraine. and finally, this video of a huge waterspout was captured by a local resident off the coast of the french island of corsica. waterspouts are relatively common near corsica and the island was placed on orange alert for storms and rainfall on monday. the significance of iran's breaches of the international nuclear accord have been played down by the european union's top diplomat. speaking in brussels, federica mogherini says the eu doesn't want to take steps that might lead to the agreement‘s collapse. last year, the us abandoned the nucle

the most brexit supporting conservatives like jacob and steve and marc, they are more likely to get brexit with me than with boris. i will get the engagement. mr. johnson: this strategy is so fatal. we were only going to delay. that became a further six-month delay. our preparations for no deal brexit and business was left in a state of deep confusion about what was happening. if we go into these negotiations from the beginning with a plan to allow that deadline to be fungible, to be a deadline, i'm afraid the e.u. will not take this seriously nor will business understand that they must prepare for no deal. >> thank you rment of. both of you say that you want to renegotiate. the e.u. has repeatedly say they will not renegotiate and not reopen the withdrawal agreement nor will they look at that backstop. can you give me what your proposal is nor the northern ireland border? mr. hunt: it has to be to the backstop. and my plan has three elements on 202 page excellent piece of work by m.p.'s. what does it involve? it involves mobile checks for food products. a trusted trading scheme and use of technology, not new technology but technology that alr

president jacob zuma has told an inquiry that allegations of corruption against him were a conspiracy aimed at removing him from the political scene. the inquiry is investigating allegations that mr former south african president has denied breaking the law. apollo 11's historic mission paved the way for space exploration and apollo 12 was the first to follow in november of 1969. on board that rocket was astronaut alan bean, the fourth man to walk on the moon. his wife and daughter have spoken to the bbc about life as an astronaut‘s family. men were leaving the earth to land on the ocean of stones. my father is alan bean and he was the pilot on apollo 12, fourth man to walk on the itiooi'i. he was not your typical astronaut stop he didn't come across as superman show, although he was kommer but he was more introverted and artistic. allen was such a dedicated pilot and a dedicated astronaut and really a dedicated american. our neighbourhood was very close to nasa. everyone was either an engineer, a flight controller, a physician. they had a very focused gold. we didn't really think about it that much. ijust knew he was training to go into space. march the eighth was very exciting

south africa's former president jacob zuma says he received death threats after giving evidence at a public inquiry of corruption on monday mr zuma has also been at the 2nd day of the hearing in johannesburg on tuesday he's denying overseeing the mass looting of state funds and says he is the target of a conspiracy after 9 years as president zuma was forced from office last year or in various corruption scandals. staying in south africa the police in cape town are being accused of not being able to control gang violence the government sending in the army to help patrol crime hot spots more than 100 people have been killed in the city since the beginning of the year in fighting over territory for me to miller explains. for people living here the cape flats is a boy's own turf battles between feuding gangs means hundreds of lives are lost every year many of them bystanders unable to escape the bullets michael ware not using his real name belongs to a gang he says he can't survive outside it i live i don't know police in a situation. we should preclude all of the stuff goes through i've i've got run over by live i've got all th

mr. roker we're joined now by two familiar faces, nbc news correspondent katy tur and jacob soboroff.re here. they're anchoring the new four-part msnbc series, american swamp, an in depth look at political dysfunction and corruption that's making life tougher for everyday americans. >> the total amount of outside money spent in the 2018 midterm, so not by any candidate at all, $1.3 billion. >> super packs. >> llcs. labor unions the most money ever spent in the midterm election, florida, $90 million. missouri, $76 million. arizona senate $66 million. >> but, see, when i look at this, and maybe i'm idealistic, i look and think that money could be spent in better ways. >>aty tur and jacob soboroff are here, great to see you guys. >> great to see you guys. >> katy, you were on the campaign trail every single second of it, you heard candidate trump say drain the swamp a million times by your latest count. >> probably. >> what did you find out in this is the swamp getting drained >> no, the swamp's not getting trained. it's not a partisan thing. frustration with american politics and with t

relationship between jacob zuma and the group brothers who's the author of indentured behind the scenes at gupta t.v. and joins me now live via skype from new delhi good to have you with us mr syndrome on our program you're one of the very few people really that's witnessed i believe resumed his dealings with dealings with the group has so implicated in some of these corruption allegations against the former president how would you describe the relationship between the former president and the captors. well there were very close relationship. relations that was not just between one of the group the brothers and presumably but across other families not all the people the brothers and his family especially his son done to mother who was. in the company that i was working with which was a joint venture television station present to my son had a perfectly about occurred stake in the company and there was for president zuma to get the biggest government departments in the seas to be advertisements. and a share of that who the president who must hunt so they had many flaws of any coalition i was part of the business meeting that the cover others had. and i saw from many close qua

only a few weeks jacob rees—mogg was leading the charge against the prime minister, he was the man, remember, who walked out of here to trigger that no—confidence vote in mrstting in a letter demanding a contest. now he is the face of the government when it comes to business questions. actually, i think he rather enjoyed the post. plenty of historical allusions to the history of parliament, and there was even a joke about the possibility of provoking parliament. the issue of prorogation is absolutely marvellous because the honourable lady asked for new sessions, then asked me to promise we wouldn't pro rogue. we can't have both because we can't to get a new session without provoking. the prime minister says he views prorogation as an archaic mechanism and doesn't wish to see our cake mechanisms used, as i am bound... laughter. asiam laughter. as i am now bound by collective responsibility, that is also now my view. there is a san day to make sense, almost, the shock waves are almost reverberating around westminster after yesterday's cabinet bloodbath. but i think the brutal reality of it now is that mr johnson has basically banked everything on getting bre

rees—mogg who says that mr hunt should now just jacob rees—mogg should nowjust be grateful for what he gets. so we are going to see i think something of a clear out should mrjohnson win, as most expect him to. well, we could go on speaking about this for a long time, norman, but we don't have time because we have got to talk about labour now. well, on the other side of the oiljeremy corbyn is facing a right old ding—dong today over that perennial issue of anti—semitism. the shadow cabinet meeting this afternoon where he will be under pressure to cave in to demands to set up an independent investigation into complaints of anti—semitism, not to keep it in—house because of fears of the leadership interfering. calls too for the party to publish its submission to the human rights commission. and also suggested that any one who says anything anti—semitic should be booted out of the party straightaway no questions asked. that won't happen. team corbin are in no mood to concede that sort of climb—down but i think we may seem “— that sort of climb—down but