. >> mr. spain, welcome back. nice to see you. >> i don't want to have to come back to this den of snakes. so on october 16, you basically couldn't revoke permits. you didn't have the votes so you hand it over to the director to decimate one sector of the industry to favor another. someone once said when you rob peter to pay paul, paul won't complain. what is ironic is you opened up the industry to while you devalling the permit to others you're saying to outsiders buy the permits and start your own company and they'll buy the most devalued them. don't give me the look. you'll drive down the value of the permits. they're a fixed cost while operating a taxi cabin san francisco. the insurance, the money to the color scheme and to the city. the people that operate these cabs, the color schemes will have an almost impossible time finding drivers to drive the cabs because of the fixed cost of operating them. the cabs will operate on a zero-income basis or the owners of the cabs of the ones you have sing singled out for

mr spain's saying us into farrah's only leads to chaos repression and resentment that has more . the u.s. secretary of state might pompei always touring the middle east almost described as a mission focused on shoring up support among arab allies against iran. since withdrawing from the two thousand and fifteen iran nuclear deal last year the u.s. has increased pressure on teheran which accuses of being a destabilizing force in the region many middle east experts say pushing iran into a corner is a dangerous move but in the egyptian capital cairo america's top diplomat didn't mince his words the nations of the middle east will never enjoy security achieve economic stability or advance the dreams of their people of iran's revolutionary regime persists on its current course america's economic sanctions against the regime are the strongest in history and will keep getting tougher until iran starts behaving like a normal country. middle east follows confusion about donald trump's withdrawal of a around two thousand u.s. troops from northern syria. the president's announcement schult

. >> thank you, mr. spain. any other public comments on the director's report? yes. this is for items in the director's report, not items that are coming up later in the agenda. >> my question was to the director saying that -- was related to the director saying that the construction was delayed by approximately seven days. my question is who's going to pay for that, okay? because that's an obvious cost overrun. i don't see anybody up on this dais asking who's going to pay for this item? is the contractor responsible for paying that or is it the taxpayer, and i'd like to see that question answered, and i didn't see it come up at the dais. >> thank you very much for your question, mr. lee. any other public comment? no? seeing none, public comment is closed and we'll move on. >> clerk: item eight, citizens advisory council report. >> sorry. good afternoon, directors. so i have prepared my report here, and this is going to be kind of a year in review report because we don't have any motions from our last meeting to bring you. so 2018 has been a big year for the sfmta, a

keeping your own boat and everybody knows it's not going to last multimillion spain are refusing to take in migrants so mr going to work can the ship actually go. well i think i'm not sure i'm in the german parliament take this up to our minister of. state. or city over he can they can come to germany that will be a solution that's thirty three thousand german you have offered to help to pick two to take the refugees to take these people so they can determine solution a quick german to leave but besides that i said for. what has to happen now and they can show that the governments have to work together to find a solution for people come over the mediterranean can be the task of these private organizations these n.g.o.s. they do a great job but it should be the job of the governments of europe mr going to i do have to ask you not just italy but also france other european countries have been critical of these n.g.o.s run rescue boats in the mediterranean think that they encourage people smugglers to put migrants in harm's way by putting them on the boats what do you think about prospective. well you know. i

still in their germany france and spain they have sent an alternate for mr bieber with a promise that they will recognize one as the legitimate leader of the country unless they crossed the door and now has an early election before the end of this week but this isn't enough for one in an interview with the charm and you magazine built he says that he once more helped by the way that interview was typed roots and built meets the hope of venezuela. we thank germany and europe for supporting the activists who had to flee we hope the e.u. is serious about the ultimatum is against me and reach a conclusion on the situation we can almost be one hundred percent certain that the ultimatum will bite the dust and fall flat because mr meridor is saying the next elections in his country won't happen before twenty twenty five and that is the official and of his term asked president by the way russia also had something to say about that ultimatum by some european union countries doesn't mean it's any initiatives to mediation must be unbiased they should come from different places you have an influe

still in their germany france and spain they have sent from a friend for mr moore they promise that they will recognize one as the legitimate leader of the country unless they close the door and now and says an early election before the end of this week but this isn't enough for juan glyde oh in an interview with the german magazine built he says that he once more help by the way that interview was titled built the whole of venezuela. germany and europe for supporting the activists who have we hope the e.u. is serious about the old so made some against makhdoom and reach a conclusion on the situation. however this ultimatum it's almost certain that it will bite the dust and fall flat because nicolas maduro says that the next election in his country won't happen until twenty twenty five and that is the and of his term by the way russia which is supporting the government in min is well had something to say about the ultimatum as well. called that some sort of pseudo attempts to mediate in this crisis. any initiatives for mediation must be unbiased they should come from different players wh

would be very helpful i did note just finally in closing professor that mr clairmont warned about the the debt in britain canada spain and france saying that quote the seeds of the next major financial crisis are the one after that may well be found in today's sovereign debt levels and we were pleased to have you on not too long ago and and talk exactly about that issue so we were ahead of it and i'm glad you mentioned that oxfam report we talked touched on it the other day but you added a lot of more texture to it so we appreciate you for that and we hope you'll come back to continue to help educate us professor richard all the resurrected omelets americas university of massachusetts thanks professor. thank you we'll be glad to talk with you again. and when we say our goodbye we often mention pluto t.v. well news today is that pluto t.v. where you can catch boom bust on channel one thirty two has been acquired by media conglomerate viacom for three hundred forty million dollars and that is all the time we have for today thanks for being on board in addition to pluto t.v. you can catch us on direct t.v. channel three

moments ago the american objective in syria has spain defeat states and has been defeated in large measure because of the russia but of the signs flying since mr trump became president of course america's ties to its two most crucial allies in the region israel and saudi arabia have been enhanced great make let us know yet trump has now recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and of course trump assigns defense contracts for saudi arabia to the chair not something like five hundred billion or six hundred billion dollars so yes it's a strange states because we all know all people want this planet at least know that america is a great forms for destruction and instability in the middle east but i think because the americans have been defeated in syria they need to reassure their allies and also she said i do fear for iran because i believe we've trumped in office and this represents an opportunity in a lifetime for those on capitol hill who want to overthrow the iranian government and perhaps something will happen under mr trump's tenure in the white house you know we'll talk about how the democrats in the media reacted to the speech as well ma

spain could renew its claims on gibraltar. france might veto any new deal. the eu is clear it would shift position, if mrsit closer to europe, staying under eu customs rules, say, but that's not a true brexit, according to mrs may. and, anyway, just imagine the reaction of brexiteers back at westminster. mrs may will be back in the commons, in around a fortnight. and it could be tough. if she can't win concessions from the eu, brexiteers are still threatening to vote down her deal. other critics on all sides could well try again to take control of brexit. force her to delay brexit day on march the 29th. and next time, unhappy ministers might resign and join the rebellion. as things stand, mrs may will be back in the commons, reporting a deal if she, somehow, against all the odds, gets one next month. and if no deal‘s agreed, she will report that to mps, a day ahead of a big debate and crucial votes the next day, valentine's day. but don't expect much affection in the house between rival factions, rival parties or, for that matter, towards mrs may. if britain seems closer to the outcome many fear, a no—dea

spain could renew its claims on gibraltar. france might veto any new deal. the eu is clear it would shift position, if mrs europe, staying under eu customs rules, say, but that's not a true brexit, according to mrs may. and, anyway, just imagine the reaction of brexiteers back at westminster. mrs may will be back in the commons in around a fortnight and it could be tough. if she can't win concessions from the eu, brexiteers are still threatening to vote down her deal. other critics, on all sides, could well try again to take control of brexit, force her to delay brexit day on march the 29th, and next time, unhappy ministers might resign and join the rebellion. as things stand, mrs may will be back in the commons, reporting a deal if she, somehow, against all the odds, gets one next month. and if no deal‘s agreed, she will report that to mps, a day ahead of a big debate and crucial votes the next day, valentine's day. but don't expect much affection in the house between rival factions, rival parties or, for that matter, towards mrs may if britain seems closer to the outcome many fear — a no—deal brexit. jo

mr. guaido as the president of venezuela, the interim president. we hope that the european union is going to do the same. already germany, spainfrance, many countries of the european union have said that juan guaido is the president. we have to remember the reason of this crisis. the problem was the election that we had last year, the presidential election. we had a fraudulent presidential election, and out of that, mr. maduro wants to be in power for six more years. when we had this election, the european union, the u.s., canada, all of the democratic world said that that election was fraudulent election. so, at this point, we are conducting a very fierce struggle for recovering democracy, the constitutional law, the constitutional rule in venezuela. >> let me just ask you this, then, because the constitutional point that you're following by taking this move says that now the interim president, juan guaido, has to call new elections within 30 days of making that move. is that even possible? will you be able to actually abide by that part of the constitutional provision? >> no, no. at this point, it's not possible in venezuela

spain could renew its claims on gibraltar. france might veto any new deal. the eu is clear, it would shift position if mrs may went for a brexith. if she can‘t win concessions from the eu, brexiters are still threatening to vote down her deal. 0ther critics on all sides could well try again to take control of brexit. force her to delay brexit day on march the 29th, and next time unhappy ministers might resign and join the rebellion, as things stand, mrs may will be back in the commons, reporting a deal if she somehow, against all odds, gets one next month. and if no deal is agreed, she will report back to mps. a day ahead of a big debate and crucial vote the next day, valentine‘s day. but don‘t expect much affection in between rival factions, rival parties, or for that matter towards mrs may. if britain seems closer to the outcome that many fear, a no deal brexit. john pienaar there. so all eyes are on the irish border, and how to solve the issue of the backstop. ireland will be one of eu states most affected after brexit, given that it shares a land border with the uk, and relies heavily on its trading relationship with brita

mr. horn: we have got pretty sound evidence no that these two ships were owned or partially owned by sir robert. one was carrying letters of mark. from a foreignn nation at war with britain -- at spain, such as the netherlands, as a privateer, you could get a letter of that kind, which legitimized at least in the european sense, not to the spanish, but the europeans other than the spanish and portuguese, any plundering that went on. there is no question that both of the ships captains were english, and there is considerable evidence, but fairly recent, because i recall and i think in one of my books i mentioned the white lion in dutch. it was carrying letters from the dutch. it was manned and crewed by the english. >> [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> i remember as a little kid, you knew that when a plane went by, you were to stand up with your hand on your heart. you knew that you were to stand and sing the national anthem. you learned to recite the pledge of allegiance. announcer 1: sunday at 4:00 p.m. on real america, press interviews with president ronald reagan f

mr. chairman. i was appreciated. see you again soon. owner of the northern spaino to the super bowl. there is a clear pass interference penalty that was not called. coming up, hall of famer about that. he also wrote a book on investing tips for seniors. that need. i'm a senior. i won a best in the of famer and i'm going to get it. ♪ place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. stuart: for or changes after officials missed two penalties on one play at the end of the nfc championship game sunday. ran stuart: the fame seems to be interrupted constantly by replay, video reviews, flags here, flags there. does that worry you? >> no. i like the idea that they review place to see if the referees make the right call n the case of new orleans this, is the worst call i i have ever seen in game of any sport. it was clear pass interference. cost new orl

understood that mrs may will continue discussions with mp5, as well as business and union leaders, in the next few days. rescue teams searching for a 2—year—old boy who fell down a well in southern spain miners are now drilling a tunnel next to the well, wide enough to allow rescuers to be lowered down. now, let's have a look at a fiery story. it was a tweet that prompted a fiery response. hannah summers revealed her a—year—old daughter esme had told her she wished she was a boy so she could be a firefighter, as the books she reads only include firemen. hello, i'm harry, i'm a firefighter and i'm a girl. hi, esme. hi, esme! my name's samantha, i'm a girl and we're all firefighters! all: hi, esme! we're firefighters and we're girls! women crews from all over the world then posted a string of pictures and videos to prove they exist. later, esme's mum put up another post saying esme "firmly believes she can be a firefighter". great story. i love it. it is amazing how some small thinking at the huge response and change a four —year—old's mind. the huge response and change a four -year-old's mind. this is when social media is good, the ability to let that spread around the world, change so

understood that mrs may will continue discussions with mp5, as well as business and union leaders, in the next few days. rescue teams searching for a 2—year—old boy who fell down a well in southern spain 300—feet drop in malaga last sunday, and hasn't been heard from since. miners are now drilling a tunnel next to the well, wide enough to allow rescuers to be lowered down. it was a tweet that prompted a fiery response. hannah summers revealed her a—year—old daughter esme had told her she wished she was a boy so she could be a firefighter, as the books she reads only include firemen. hello, iam how hello, i am how we, hello, iam how we, iam hello, i am how we, i am a firefighter and i am a girl. hello, esme. i firefighter and i am a girl. hello, esme. lam firefighter and i am a girl. hello, esme. i am the matter, firefighter and i am a girl. hello, esme. lam the matter, i firefighter and i am a girl. hello, esme. i am the matter, i am a girl and we are firefighters. hi, esme, we are firefighters and we are girls! as you can see, women crews from all over the world actually posted a string of pictures and videos to prove that female firefighters exist. later, esme's mum put up another p

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