mr lewis posted this on his facebook page i'm baby—sitting.s the street. we just came out of and she's following me. this lady is following me. she's following me because i've got two kids, in the back—seat, but don't look like me. she doesn't even know, like... it's 2018, and this is what i've got to deal with. i can't go out with two kids that don't look like me without something being weird. you can see she's still not moving. the police are here now. the police! let's see what the police have got to say about this. apparently, she saw you at walmart. yeah. i'm baby-sitting. i'm baby—sitting at walmart. yeah. i'm baby-sitting. i'm ba by—sitting those at walmart. yeah. i'm baby-sitting. i'm baby—sitting those two kids. the children's mother told us media she was in a ‘state of disbelief‘ when police officers called her to confirm mr lewis's identity. the story has been shared widely on social media with many people saying it is an example of racism faced by the african americans. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the he

second on the grid to take the take a flag and alston rounding off the podium was red bull's math and mrs lewis hamilton sebastian vettel finished fourth minute handles and would have to wait another week for a chance to clinch his fifth world title. sprint legend you say in bold looks say to achieve his dream of becoming a professional football player off he's agent confirmed he had been offered a professional contract by the australian side central coast marina's the ninth time in to gold medalist announced his intention to take up football after retiring from as they take since when he seventeen gold has been training with the marinas and recently scored two goals as a try list in a frenzy. now an unusual creature with a name sure to say in chills down your spine has been spotted for the first time in the depths of the ocean near antarctica known as the headless chicken monster kind of observers have called it the dream of all the spanish dons that it's actually a deep sea. cucumber and a species that spends most of its time close to the sea floor. here watching the news live from berlin wal

mr. speaker: dr. lewis. dr. lewis: next time shroud e.u.g -- weaving negotiators claim a hard border is necessary on the border of ireland, will she ask who will kindly construct it? the irish won't, the british won't, so unless the e.u. army plans to held it, it surely can never happen. pm may: can i say to my honorable friend we are all working to ensure there will be no hard border between northern ireland's and ireland. that is the clear commitment of the united kingdom government and that was agreed by the european union when we filed a joint report. decembermr. speaker: ben bradshaw. mr. bradshaw: my constituents,-- the young phd student, has been held in a jail in the united arab emirates for five munson was this week charged with spying. will the prime minister ensure that government makes quite clear to the uae that matt was in their country doing academic research and nothing more, and would she also ensure that he receives full consular and legal support fair trial and return to , a his wife danny in

brinkman: thank you, mr. lewis. thank you for your work in the tenderloin. >> clerk: is david lewis here? >> chair c. brinkman: that was him. >> clerk: okay, sorry. is curtis bradford here? no. all right, didi workman? yenga kuom. nazim -- [reading names] >> good afternoon, didi workman representing the san francisco chamber of commerce. i want to thank the sfmta for the work they have done to improve the environment along 6th street and taylor streets. we support that portion of it, improvements to the pedestrian spaces. the lighting and so on. but we are not supportive of taking the southbound lane out of 6th street. there is so much congestion downtown right now. if you are downtown as i am most days you could barely cross a street as a pedestrian. our fear if you take the southbound lane out of 6th street it's going to exacerbate an already kind of impossible situation. and i think what ends up happening is drivers who feel really frustrated because they can't get where they want to go on time start to drive even

please explain to the officer who mr. lewis is.his and was heartbroken not only for louis but for these kids. i was especially gobsmacked when i looked up kory and found he has devoted his life to working with children. he is inspired by louis and talking to me about just doing his damn job. cory, thanks for being here. you were babysitting these two kids when what happened? >> it was a typical sunday afternoon. we took the kids to catch air and nick decided he wanted to have something for lunch, so we went to subway. as we were leaving the subway, i noticed that there was a female sitting in a car that was watching our every move. and as we -- when we got to the vehicle, she approached us and asked me if the kids were all right, and which i responded, why wouldn't they be? >> right. >> so she left. she then came back a second time and asked to speak to one of the kids to confirm that the kids knew who i was. when i denied her request, she got upset and she said she was going to take my license plate down and call the police. she l

. >> thank you, mr. lewis.next speaker, please. . >> good evening, gentlemen and ladies and gentlemen. my comment is simple and easy. >> give us your name. >> abraham. i drove over 12 years, yellow taxi. my comment is simple and easy. i hope this will give you sense. there is four, five times uber and lyft picking up more than taxis at the airport. uber lyft in the city. i drove uber to evaluate for 2-3 months to see how it works. in the airport, when you drive ubner the airport, some customers they pick up before you drop. the uber customer off. you know? so gentleman here says the condition -- the uber they do in the airport. not the taxis. so just i wanted to give attention to this. thank you. finally, please, be fair to the cab drivers. not only the medallion buyers. i hope that will fill you up with good judgment and thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. it look like this is our last speaker. if anyone else wants to speak, please stand up, if not, this is the last public comment. >> hi. my name is

also about a book, i'm very proud of my friend, patty callahan, she wrote a book called "becoming mrs. lewis herself. this is the story of an american woman who became the wife of cs lewis over a series of many years, she wrote letters, a wonderful romance, takes place in america and england and i highly recommend it. >> greg: nonfiction? >> dana: historical fiction. >> jesse: i thought you were going to plug dr. gorka's book. >> dana: he hasn't sent me one. >> jesse: i will read that one after tucker's. what's so funny? be do nothing. >> jesse: you've seen my bedstand. [laughter] >> greg: that was one evening. >> jesse: a horse gallops into a bar. this is in paris. this horse just comes galloping in. look at that! sitting down, having a drink, and this thing just pleases right through here. i mean, i don't know. greg, you have any punch lines? >> greg: looks like a starbucks. [laughter] >> jesse: that was pretty good good. hannity canceled to me so i am not on. >> greg: did he really? >> dana: oh, i am on tucker's show tonight. it's the best. >> tucker: my wife always says, no one wants to

. >> chairman peskin: thank you, mr. lewis, for those comments. next speaker. >> public: hi.live in couperty no. i took a car and train to get here today. i would have preferred to take my bicycle but i have done it before and it is not safe. i'm excited you are talking about protected bicycle lanes. my question around congestion pricing, how is that going to impact or what do we already know about how that impacts neighborhoods in terms of people parking or stopping and then entering. i didn't hear anything about that yet. thank you. >> chairman peskin: thank you. next speaker. >> public: congestion pricing. you are going to charge people to go to work in an area where their work is because that's their population where their employment situation is. that's outrageous. how are you going to charge a person for being in a congested area because that's the job site location where they work in order to support themselves? then you flip-flop and you never charge our tax the high-tech companies. twitter and five other high-tech companies have gotten over $300 billion of tax free m

mr lewis posted this on his facebook page. i'm baby—sitting, right?s lady is following me because i got two kids in the back seat that do not look like me. but she doesn't even know, like, it's 2018 and this is what i've got to deal with. i can't go out with two kids that do not look like me without something being weird. you see the lady is still not moving. look, the police are here now. the police! we will see what the police have got to say about this. she saw you at walmart. i was at walmart, yeah. i'm baby—sitting. i have two kids i'm baby—sitting. the children's mother told us media she was in a ‘state of disbelief‘ when police officers called her to confirm mr lewis's identity. the story has been shared widely on social media with many people saying it is an example of racism faced by african americans. the business news is coming up in just a moment or two. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live: two astronauts make a safe emergency landing after a rocket carrying them to the international space station malfunctions on ta ke—off. com

mr. ellison has been associated with lewis farrah can who said just a few days ago, he compared juice tomites p keith ellison has regularly stood up for, rallied and raised money for people who have murdered police officers, he's a cheerleader for cop killers. >> sean: among these allegations ellison's lead has evaporated. after 8 years of obama there emerges the picture of barack obama with lewis farrakhan, just like he hung out with wright and airs and dorn, how did they hide that for 8 years? in arizona claire mccaskill is dealing with serious allegations that her husband is accused of domestic violence against his previous wife. remember the standard democrats put forth in the kavanaugh hearings, 36 years later. you know what? every woman is to be believed. guilt by accusation. no due process, no presumption of innocence. democrats live by the same standards if it's a member of their own party? guess what crick et cetera from mckaskle, crick et cetera from diane feinstein, crick et cetera from anybody on that judiciary committee. the answer is a resounding no, it's not about the issu

mr. turner. >> good afternoon, supervisors. david elliott lewis. for the last five years, i've been part of the c.i.t. program as both a member of the working group and a trainer and presenter. i've seen great improvement over this five years in the program, and i've seen room for improvement. one of the most encouraging acts was the last acts of mayor lee was to create five new positions called crisis intervention specialists that would work with police in handling calls. i thought that was a great improvement. it's ultimately crisis intervention response is a public health issue. where we need further improvement is to actually have the public health officials, the crisis intervention specialists go out in the cars on response. lieutenant mario molina who runs this program has made the recommendation. he's gotten approval from the chief of police in an m.o.u. that's been sent to the department of health, to the mayor, with no response. now i understand we ha're missia health director, barbara garcia, and that may be why we haven't gotten a respon

the conservative party chairman, brandon lewis, was asked for his response to mr mcdonnell‘s call.. borrowing cap on councils for building houses is a very clear indication of moving forward to a different structure as we go forward. that is what we mean by the change in the end of austerity. we are clear about the fact that for public sector pay, we will look at what independent panels come back with. we have always got to make sure that it pays to work, we are making sure we help people get back into work and do it in a way that is fair for the taxpayer. that is what the government hopes universal credit can achieve, make it better for people to be in work than on benefits, providing a fair system for the taxpayer. at every turn, it is facing criticism about universal credit and the way it is permitted. leading british musicians including ed sheeran, rita 0ra and sting havejoined forces to warn about the impact of a no—deal brexit on the music industry. they've signed an open letter to theresa may, which was orchestrated by sir bob geldof. they claim that crashing out of the eu wi

the conservative party chairman, brandon lewis, was asked for his response to mr mcdonnell‘s call..hat we mean by the change in the end of austerity. we are clear about the fact that for public sector pay, we will look at what independent panels come back with. we have always got to make sure that it pays to work, we are making sure we help people get back into work and do it in a way that is fair for the taxpayer. that is what the government hopes universal credit can achieve, make it better for people to be in work than on benefits, providing a fair system for the taxpayer. at every turn, it is facing criticism about universal credit and the way it is implemented. scientists and representatives from nearly 200 governments have been meeting in south korea all week to try and agree a new report urging more ambitious global warming targets. tomorrow, they‘re expected to say increases in temperatures should be capped at 1.5 degrees celsius above pre—industrial levels. their report will warn countries that the existing target of two degrees, adopted in the paris agreement of 2015, is n

mr. christie: some stuff in michael lewis's book is right and some of it is wrong.he whole scene when the president burst in and screamed at me about raising money never happened. it never happened. another steve bannon-created fiction. why do i know it was steve bannon? there were only three people in the room, me, the president, steve bannon. i know michael lewis didn't interview the president and he didn't interview me, so who did he interview? that's it. it never happened. the present read a story on labor day weekend 2016 that we were having fund-raising problems with the transition. he calls from air force one and said, what are you raising, how much money? i said donald, remain calm, it is $1 million. $1 million. that's it. it's not a lot of money, and most of it is coming from my fundraising list, not even yours. i went to the apartment the next and and steve bannon was there for half the meeting. he walked in in the middle of it. all the president said to me was are you going to raise any? i said no. we had 140 people on staff. we had office space in washin

lewis: welcome to minnesota, mr. president.y in this room knows minnesota loves president trump. but i will tell you, in 2020, when he comes back here and takes this state, the whole world will know minnesota loves president trump. and you know what else minnesota loves, mr. president? they love tax cuts to let you keep more of your money. now, in the final announcement, -- analysis that is really it, , isn't it? growth is great, more job openings than jobseekers, after-tax income up 6% in one year. but in the final analysis, whose money is it? it is yours. you ought to have it. minnesota loves manufacturing, mining and energy production in the second district. minnesota loves our farmers now, thanks to the president, who have free-trade and fair trade. right here in rochester, minnesota is very proud and loves health care, the kind of plans that you choose, not the plan that government bureaucrats choose for you. and that is why we repealed the obamacare mandate. one more thing, mr. president. minnesota loves your judicial app

deputy chairmanjohn lewis, shadow transport secretary said it was a cover—up of mr grayling's own disastrously. isn't it the truth that we don't need another review to tell us what is wrong with the railway? what more do we need from a real outsider, to tell us what we know already. is that the expertise that we need? also, can he tell us how many days a month keith williams will contribute to the review? my sources tell me one day a month. hardly worth the bother, is it? will he stand here and rule out the premise of network rail, which he seems to keep saying the nationalisation of network rail is the problem? we do not want a repeat of the tory railtrack we had, by privatising the state infrastructure. so will he do that today? this review will look comprehensively at the structure of the industry. it is designed to deliver genuine change. i do not expect the industry to emerge in this review in the same shape that it is today. it is important that we find a structure that works for the public and works for the passengers. but no i do not intend to transfer the ownership of network rail t

mr. jefferson's administration we have a slave servant goes to the pacific coast with the lewis and clark expedition. that is unusual. that is a trusted slave. what will tend to happen as far as the frontier is concerned, when an area is unsettled and unstable, slaveholders will be reluctant to bring any other slaves. slaves were a valuable investment by the 1840s or 50s. a slave would bring maybe $1000 or more. that was a lot of money back and. it's an investment on the level of a major piece of farm equipment. it's a human being so it's not the same thing. in terms of economics there is a huge investment. this is like the farmers combine if it had a mind of its own. and its own soul. and a desire to be free. and it would run away. in an unstable or unsettled type of frontier environment, it would be all too easy for slaves to do that. and to escape. there is a tendency for slaveholders not to bring large number of slaves west initially. but they are interested in the west. the west is the future and the west is federal. it's the future because there will be future states. the future sta

we have political anchor and cnn commentator lewis and great to have both of you. will the real mr. trump please stand up? because there was, as you know, he got a lot of credit for being so measured about christine blasey ford. he called her credible. and last night he mocked her. i just wonder. you have covered politics for so many years. what goes on inside the communications shop of the white house when the president does this? is his team pleased or mortified? >> they're energized because they've got a lot of work to do. once the president moves the goal post, changes the standards, breaks the norms, shatters the conventions and takes the country into a new place, they will have to sort of do the -- they're the cleanup squad. they have to come behind him and say, he meant to do this. this wasn't just him acting like a demagogue. this was him guiding the country to a better place. none of that is true, but they will have to pretend it is. >> it is interesting. he's making a statement that goes beyond politics because when you talk this way about alleged victims of sexual assault

up and running them it is working in the conservative party chairman brendan lewis the morning with ask for his response to mre have outlined, even in the premises weeks, she outlined things like removing the borrowing cap and the council for building houses. —— given the prime minister spoke about. that is what we mean by the changes and austerity. also very clear about the fact, we will get what those independent panels come back with. we always have to make sure that it pays to work and we are making sure we help people get back into work and doing away that it is fairfor into work and doing away that it is fair for the taxpayer. that is what the government hopes of universal credit can achieve. making get better off for people to be an work rather than on benefits and providing a fair system for the taxpayer but at every turn it seems, is facing criticism about universal credit and the way is then implement it. -- it credit and the way is then implement it. —— it has been implemented. nicola sturgeon says snp mps would back another eu referendum if it was put to a vote at westminster. it's a boost to the

knife attack on mr bolsonaro, who has been criticised for making racist, misogynist and homophobic remarks. with all the sport now, here's katherine downes at the bbc sport centre. lewisexican grand prix, but it was enough to win the title. the race was won by red bull's max vertappen. john watson reports. lewis hamilton, five—time world champion and this a familiar feeling. his intent to get there was clear from the start. a seventh place finish above was he needed. he was up to second at the first corner. for his title rival nothing more than a win would do. he kept his slim hopes alive. this year would be - straightforward. his slim hopes alive. this year would be - straig drop nard. his slim hopes alive. this year would be - straig drop that his slim hopes alive. this year would be - straig drop before the hard work had been done before this race, nine wins this season and giving him some breathing space. max first up and may have crossed the line first but all eyes were on lewis hamilton. five-time champion of the world! that focus on being quicker whatever the vehicle has a lwa ys quicker whatever the vehicle has always been there, through his boyhood, through k

mrs. rob, lbj's speech when at the end of his speech, right after selma, he said, and we shall overcome. i was privileged to interview john lewis here in washington, we talked about that moment, because he was with dr. king in alabama when they watched that. they had no idea that the president was going to say that. if i was going to boil it down to 11 minute segment, i would say that . >> thank you . >> before i got into private equity, i thought i would be an actor, that it was an easy thing to do but there were no takers, so i had to do something else, go to law school and business, but being an actor, is that a profession that you train for, did you go to acting school, how did you get into that? i didn't get into the right school but how do you get into that profession . >> rhythm helps, i assume . >> i wish it was a bit more exciting, but before i was an actor, first of all, i had no idea that this was possible, my hometown, a town, south texas, and ekra new mexico, very small towns, very small towns. so anyway -- back 200 people . >> something like that . >> did you want to go to hollywood and be famous? >> that was not

mr bolsonaro, who has been criticised for making racist, misogynist and homophobic remarks. with all the sport now, here's katherine downes at the bbc sport centre. will tonight be the night lewisnish of seventh or better will see him crowned champion. john watson reports. driving his way into the history books. lewis hamilton stands on the cusp of a fifth world title. if sebastian vettel wins, seven places all he needs in mexico. he started third, with the red bulls of max verstappen and daniel ricciardo ahead of him. third place is a good place to start, you get a good tow from the guys ahead. they will be fighting for position, but i am aware of them ahead. his title rival is the only man that can stop him. vettel starts from fourth. the german must win to keep the title race alive. hamilton is already the most successful british formula one driver of all time. he is on course to equal five world titles. the only man with moore is michael schumacher, who stands alone with the all—time record of seven. having missed the chance to wrap up the john bridger blast weekend, barring a major horror show in mexico there will be no shocks tonight. —— to wrap up the championship last w

mr. speaker, over the last two days, human beings who happened to be members of congress have been called the "n" word, have been spat on. >> the incidents involved african american members of congress, including john lewis, an icon of the civil rights movement, targeted near the capitol by opponents of health care reform. >> last time i saw anything like that was back in 1960. >> in a separate incident, representative barney frank, who is openly gay, was heckled with anti-gay slurs. >> i'm not a lobbyist with all kind of money to stuff in your pocket. >> debates have been especially passionate from the start. raucous town halls, talk of death panels, and a chance to bring the president down. a bunch of finger-pointing at the so-called tea party movement, antitax hikes and big government, and today insisting its loosely alined members have nothing to do with the slurs. that was 2010. heading into the first obama midterm, the first congressional election after barack obama was elected to the white house. and as i say, the pendulum was always poised to swing back in the republicans' direction after democrats had had such big years in 2006 and 2008. but in 2010, that was another factor, this rabid republica

mr. devore. recently amazon's facial scanning technology recognition misidentified 28 members of congress, including me, and congressman john lewis. i wrote a letter to amazon about those issues. i don't think it quite answered all of my questions, but i quickly ask you, can amazon's facial recognition technology determine whether it is taking pictures of children under 13, and how does amazon ensure that recognition in your product is compliant with the children online of privacy protection act? >> thank you, senator. to be really clear, that technology doesn't take any pictures at all, it's just a matching technology, and it depends entirely on the data set that the customer using the technology uses in connection with a service. it doesn't take pictures. it has a number of uses. it just matches photos and videos and objects entirely dependent on the data set provided. >> the problem is, of course, it matched me and congressman lewis and wound up putting me on a suspicious -- into a suspicious category, and so have you tested it for any biases related to race or gender to ensure that that is not going to be a part of the produc

mr. bowman. >> okay. good morning and thank you to commission for inviting here today. my name is david bowman animal labor and applying partner with the law from morgan lewis where i practice diversity consultant independent investigations and workplace training programs. i'm here today to address the importance of cultural assessments, leadership and accountability as key tools in combating workplace harassment and discrimination. assessments allow players to practically identify potential risks at an early stage and develop concrete solutions that promote an inclusive work in private. cultural assessments can reveal whether employees feel safe reporting arrest without retaliation or have confiscated workstations the building to address issues when they arrive. cultural assessments also help employers added by high risk behavioral trends such as excessive alcohol consumption, off premises concept, bullying or incivility or micro aggressions. assessments they also be used in response to a prior incident or allegation that should never serve as a substitute for an investigation. when initiating a cultural assessment we first identified organization key goal