you need help navigating a corpse give me a call i got a wood chipper s.e.c. chair mary shapiro now advises financial firms and serves on the board of morgan stanley and as we mentioned last week former treasury secretary timothy geithner is now president of the private equity firm were bird pincus which owns mariner finance and installment lender that targets poor families with high interest loans i you know i have to expect to teach him i'm expected to around the holidays just grabbing fistfuls of cash out of the salvation army bucket and then just running away as he cackles like warren. former white house spokesman jay carney says he worried he's worried about the country's credibility under trump but that high sense of credibility seemed a little blunted when he joined amazon as senior vice president and marge twenty fifteen he joined a company that is the appear to be treating their workers like piles of dogs that are then run over by a truck and then the truck crashes. morag so there's just jad bodies and dogs everywhere and then jeff bezos walks like we

the prep navigation was supported by the getting to zero program and our navigators communicate with this patient almost daily when he initiated prep in an effort to keep him on help. we have seen several zero conversions particularly among afric.we have seen this challenh uptake and pir cis tense and staying on prep and the getting to zero campaigns are in place to support these individuals staying in care, so i along with the navigator text with my patient frequently to help him stay engaged and meeting him where he is and i think that is the ethos for all the work that we do here and not just forcing people into a system that might not work for them but trying to change the system so it does work for them because we want to help people stay in care whether living with hiv or wanting to access prep. i want to turn the podium over to diane halvelier for remarks and closeout. >> good morning. i am diane halvelier and i am a professor and physician and have been working in the aids response since the epidemic. people come from all over the world to see our beautiful city. people from

the pilot and navigator were able to bail out. >> what did they tell you about what they thought had happened to your father? >> they had no idea. >> was either of them able to witness the crash? >> the navigator said the plane went down over and finally crashed over a hill, and he heard the ammunition going off. that's all. that's all we know. >> reporter: two years ago, rick through to pyongyang to press for the return of not just his father's remains but those of the 5,300 american servicemen still missing in action in north korea. >> are you out to give your father a proper burial, do a son's duty? >> i got the son's duty already when i got to go to north korea. we flew in over where we think my dad's plane went down. >> reporter: this is him with a snapshot of his father as he flew over the site. >> that was all there. the hills that the navigator said the plane went down, there they were. it's the closest i've been to him, proximity-wise, since i was 3. and never forget that. >> reporter: now he is coming close again. this t

if you need help navigating a corpse give me a call i got a wood chipper s.e.c. chair mary shapiro now advises financial firms and serves on the board of morgan stanley and as we mentioned last week former treasury secretary timothy geithner is now president of the private equity firm were bird pincus which owns mariner finance and installment a lender that targets poor families with high interest loans i you know i have expected him to have expected it to go in or around the holidays just grabbing fistfuls of cash out of the salvation army bucket and and then just running away as he cackles like warren. former white house spokesman jay carney says he worried he's worried about the country's credibility under trump but that high sense of credibility seemed a little blunted when he joined amazon as senior vice president and marge twenty fifteen he joined a company that is the appear to be treating their workers like piles of dogs that are then run over by a truck and then the truck crashes into like more a good so there's just jad bodies and dogs everywhere and th

but we are navigating through that. recognizing that safety is at the forefront. we will get there and we are dedicating the resources to resolve those issues about where signs are. visibility and lines, and the activation and operation of the signals. as well as the best storage. you will notice on the schedule, the best storage schedule is laid out a bit. it was a first. was always the star. but with pg and leaping a bit of a lag or on arrival for permanent power, it has drag us down a bit but we are wrapping up and as dennis mentioned this week and next week. and part of the synchronization with a.c. transit expectations is to have what they called the bus rodeo where they want to perfect how to enter the site with a volume of buses and staged them and parked them and get the striping just perfected and that is coming up shortly on the 26th i if i remember correctly. so again, just navigating through narrow straits with all parties concerned. but we will get there. i will not speak to this side too much in terms of standing up operations. and martha and others

the administration claims navigators are not effective.nd former fbi lawyer lisa page plans to defy a congressional subpoena and will not appear before the house judiciary committee that was due to take place today. page's texts with fbi agent peter strzok have been fodder for republican claims of anti-trump bias at the fbi. page's lawyer says that the committee issued a subpoena on saturday without providing information about the scope of the interview or enough time for her to prepare. house judiciary chairman bob goldblatt saying "it appears that lisa page has something to hide. we will use all the tools at our disposal to obtain her testimony." >>> the u.s. unveiling new tariffs on china, ramping up a trade war with beijing, providing additional tariffs on $200 billion on chinese goods and china vows to respond. it is shaking global markets this morning. asia and european stocks falling overnight, dow futures down more than 200 points. u.s. stocks closed higher yesterday. in fact, the s&p 500 had its best day since february. the story

and when i become the wave now i'm navigating." at five.e too old. you want someone to know everything send your son to my island." but he said, "i'll teach you enough to find the island you seek. but i can't teach you the magic." >> anthony: why do you think it was important to do such a difficult thing? >> nainoa: i mean, it's the same story that you're going to see in -- >> anthony: well, everywhere. >> nainoa: everywhere, in terms of indigenous people. my father's mother nearly pure hawaiian. chooses not to teach her children language or culture or genealogy. where do you come from? who is your family? what is your link? and that could have been a hundred generations. what the voyage did was a reconnection back to feeling wholesome about who you are. knowing where you come from, and who are your ancestors. so the hokulea, when it got to tahiti, it was their canoe. it wasn't our canoe, it was theirs. and, so, then it started to ignite this flame. again, symbolic, a bumper sticker, a t-shirt, start to emerge. "i'm proud to be hawaiian." 1

including streets, our shelters and our navigation centers here in san francisco. with this new investment of over $3 million a year, we are adding 10 new staff and increasing resources to focus on the drug addiction on our streets of san francisco. and to address the opioid epidemic, right here on the streets of san francisco, the team will be expanding the work that they started with the pilot that started last year and expanding this program across the entire city. i am proud that san francisco is going to be the first city in the nation to take this approach. san francisco is a leader in so many areas and once again, we are stepping up with professionals that know how to get job run right. leaders willing to take bold approaches to address the issues confronting san francisco residents and those that need our help on our streets. by providing this medicine out of a traditional clinic setting, we're expanding our outreach capacity and taking every opportunity to help those individuals that are on our streets suffering from drug addiction. the program, which some

whether they can navigate this remains to be seen. thank you. 100 million customers will all come from india. it is a tall ambition in a market with bollywood and established tv companies churning out content. they are releasing the first original series made in india. so far, netflix has not seen much success so far, netflix has not seen much success there compared to other markets to be we have more from more by. . markets to be we have more from more by..— markets to be we have more from more by. . —— goodbye. it is not uncommon to see bollywood stars on the red carpet. sacred games is the first original netflix show made in india. it has been adapted from a critically acclaimed novel, set in the dark underbelly of mumbai, with politics, crime, and passion coming together in a thrilling tale. it is one of seven original shows announced why the streaming service in india as it works to make content ina in india as it works to make content in a promising but competitive markets. we are commissioning more shows and films in india relative to the

the pilot and navigator were tle to bail out.t did they tell you about what they thought had happened to your father? >> they had no idea. >> reporter: was either of them able to witness the crash? >> the navigator said the plane went down over-- finally crashed over a hill and he heard the ammunition going off. and that's all. that's all we know. >> reporter: two years ago, rick flew to pyongyang to press for the return of not just his father's remains e of the 5,300 american service men still missing in action in north korea. due you out to give yourself a proper burial, do a son's duty? >> i got the son's duty already when i got to go to north korea. we flew in over where we think my dad's plane went down. >> reporter: this is him with a snapshot of his father as he oew over the site. al that was all there it's hills that the navigator said the plane went down. there they were. that's the closest i have been to him, proximity-wise, since i was three. and just i never will forget that. te reporter: now he is am close again, thi

their mission to extract twelve boys and their soccer coach from a flooded cave complex they have to navigate through the narrow submerged kasich ways that took the life of a diaper on friday and with more downpours forecast it's a race against time. also on the program russia's world cup fairytale comes to an end the host nation crushing days of the tournament optimism to croatia on penalties those are going to be for russia and joy for pro asia who now advance to the semifinals. there then be faced with england who defeated sweden two goals to nil to make it to the stanleys it's the first time they didn't have made it this far in the tournament since one thousand nine hundred. ninety. i know donald thank you for joining us for days the face of twelve boys and their football coach in thailand has gripped people all over the world they've been traps in the flotus k. for over two weeks initially feared dead then they were found a lawyer now after weighing all the options on the risks a team of elite divers has entered the cave complex to bring them it's a race against time and against walsh or

how is facebook going to navigate these issues going into the elections?ifferent? sarah: it will be harder for facebook to navigate these issues if they decide the truth is a matter of opinion. that is what is happening in the political spheres. people are getting angry at facebook for allowing content to be on there that they do not agree with. this company is really trying to deal with these people who say that they have anti-conservative bias. they hired a former senator to advise them on this. they are looking into it, but on the same side, they have made changes to their algorithm that has benefited conservative commentators. maybe even more than mainstream news sites. they have built this site that is a place where ideas on either side get more attention than ideas in the center, or ideas that are simple fact-based. it is a tough situation for them. they can't make it too political. emily: it is evolving. facebook is navigating its way through all of these thorny issues. sarah frier, thank you so much. a medical lab testing company appears to have be

item 21 administrative code to reclassify mayor's fund for home ps and navigation partnership fund. authorize same fund to receive grants, gifts and bee quests of money and to transfer administrative of the navigation partnerships fund from the mayor's oofs to the department of homeless ps and supportive housing. item 22 treasure island development authority budget. item 23, office of community investment and infrastructure, operating as successor agency to the san francisco redevelopment agency and approving issuance by o.c.i.i. bonds aggregate principle amount not to exceed $143 million. item 24 is a resolution to concur with the controller's establishment of the consumer price index for 2018. and adjusting access line tax rate by the same rate. item 25, proposition j contract certification. for specified services. item 26 is resolution to retroactively authorize the office of the district attorney to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $2.2 million from victim compensation board. item 27 california mental health services authority agreement to cover san francisco's obligat

had to navigate not only to the same system but in the same city with the same people.ne he's already othose doors for me. helps me succeed in life. they know the bloodline and dedication in the community. >> he'seally helped you transition back? >> definitely. >> so what's it like to be together now? >> to use a basketball analogy, like kobe and shaq got back together. i spent ten years incarcerated. you hear stories about being reunited with your family. we have a unique bond. coming home, i can't explain every day i wake up i just feel happy. it's perfect. i can't wait to surprise him today. i can't wait. >> an tome, it's still an adjustment because sometimes he's in a rm saying, dad, and i have to remember that he's talking about me. it's a good adjustment. i'm happy everyay i think about him. i waited so manyears to be out here with him. when he came home, i was actually in switzerland and his mother kept calline my p and calling. called at like 2:00 in the morning. swer the phone. your son is home. so i came back the nex day from switzerland. the whole plane ride i couldn't wait

and how do you navigate these conversations with students? >> you graduated, congratulations, by the way. have you changed your mind at all over the course of your college experience? do you feel that speech on campus is free or not or should be more free?>> that is a tough question because i had the opportunity to serve as student body president and that gave me access to see the ins and outs of how administrators looked at it and how they were navigating hand-in-hand with students. a lot of students don't know and don't really understand how the ministry does go about it, and i was in the middle of it all because i saw how students were reacting and i saw how the ministers were handling it in this past year was really interesting. an example to draw from that is in november of last year at ut austin campus there was a white supremacist rally and it was in the middle of the night, it happened on the street that i go to and from my apartment to campus. i happen to be still on campus when the rally happened and that night i had work to do and

so to navigate hate speeches, of course, is really difficult. where do you draw the line? expelling, what does that look like for students? recently an incident at texas tech university that happened, i think about a week ago, a group chat and a fraternity group talking about ice and border patrol and all that stuff, and students demanding texas tech, do something about it. this is hate speech. how can these students be enrolled at a university and be walking around thinking these things? so it's something that i'm also going -- navigating because i understand that freedom of speech, first amendment. at the same time, how do you also navigate the conversation with students when they already don't feel welcome at school. >> how do you respond to -- let me ask you, first of all -- you graduated. congratulations, by the way. have you changed your mind at all over the course of your college experience and when were t -- should free speech on campus be allowed? >> that's a good question, because i had the opportunity to serve as student body president. that gave me a chance to

they want to open a second navigation center elsewhere in the city. in berkeley, i am da lin. kpix 5. >>> is still to come, a san francisco icon attack. now, the search is on for the vandals who took aim at one of the missions most famous faces. >>> plus, a dramatic case of road rage caught on camera. the driver who took off with somebody else's car attached. >>> and, it is the least relaxing trip to hawaii you could take it sailors set off on a 2000 mile race across the ocean. >>> and, we have changes ahead in weather. what you will learn may prove shocking by the end of next week. we will have the details coming up. the video shows the driver of a jeep cherokee ramming a toyota prius.. and taking out 's the other driv >>> a case of road rage caught on camera. the video shows the driver of the jeep cherokee ramming a previous and taking out its front door. that is the other driver in the street. security video from a nearby business shows the whole thing that appeared to start with a minor fender bender. then, an angry confrontation. >> you can tell that pretty much -- the pr

the trump administration claims that navigators are not effective. consumer groups disagree.hey're concerned that obamacare shoppers could become easily confused. >>> all right, turning now to the world cup. for the first time in 20 years, france is going back to the world cup final. samuel umtiti's header gave the french the 1-0 lead they never surrendered. france last won the world cup in 1988. they will face the winner of today's match between england and croatia. >> a good day for emmanuel macron. you could see him there. >> i'm pulling for england, how about you? >> i don't know. >> any strong feelings? >> i guess i am. but i was pulling for france. i was glad to see france win. i know you were going for belgium. >> only because they haven't had it before. and france won. admittedly, it was 20 years ago. >> i do think american productivity is going out the window in a way i haven't seen before with world cup. it gets more and more popular every four years in the united states. >> and that's here. imagine the rest of the world. >> oh, yeah. i mean, they ran out of beer in

how does you navigate that? we are both reagan conservatives. was it a dance every once in a while? >> with respect to the president himself, there is no question he is not traditional in terms of how he speaks. he connects to people in a way that most politicians never have. he talks very bluntly in his own style. onen't think he would have the nomination if it was not for that style. there is always a balance with elected officials. they say all the right things but they don't get anything done. in the case of trump he is getting things done but people say they don't like his tweet or how he interacted. i am a results oriented person. i think most people would agree that if we can get the right things done for the country, that is a better place than someone just talking about the right things to get done. afterwards on c-span's book tv. american history tv on c-span3 is on prime time next week starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. anday night, ronald reagan the cold war with highlights of the president's trip to west berlin. tuesday night oral history interviews with former female membe

i have had trouble navigating through the website. i am excited about it, so with that comes expectations. you have heard me talk about the wow factor. i would love for us to have a wow factor that when people come on to our will be site they are going to be so wowed by not only the visuals but the content and it will make people want to visit frequently. jennifer as you guys are all thinking about this, know that is something i think this commission is going to be looking for is the wow and i think that is something that will be good for you as a showcase when you go to bid for other projects to be able to say whicthis is what we did for ocid city and county of san francisco that is a wow that would encourage people to come back to a website over and over again for information. i hope we are able to do that. >> we can going to do our best. as time goes by and we are moving to the actually design process; we would love to have you involved in that process as well. we will send you mock-ups and you can put in your two cents as well so

they want to open a seven -- second navigation center. and berkeley, kpix 5 . >>> coming up the first time they've been rescued in thailand, the 12 boys and their soccer coach have a message to those who save their lives. >>> eavesdropping, walmart may record conversations inside of the store. >> still had, there's changes in the weather. you can see it floating over the city right now. we will have the forecast for you, when we come back.>>> kpix 5 whether is sponsored by mancini sleep world. messages... from the 12 boys and their soccer coach... who were trapped in a cave in thailand for more than two weeks. this >>> emotional messages from the 12 boys and their soccer coach or trapped in the cave in thailand for two weeks. >>> tonight we are hearing from them for the first time since being rescued. kim hutcherson has what they had to say. >> reporter: thank you so much. >> reporter: after 18 days, stranded deep inside of a flooded cave in thailand, 12 boys and their soccer coach are recovering in the hospital. the coach and some member

and so to navigate hate speeches, of course, really difficult. where do you draw the line? expelling. what does that look like for students. recently an incident at texas tech university that happened i think about a week ago. you know, a group chat and a fraternity group talking about, you know, i.c.e. and border patrol and all of that stuff. and students demanding, you know, texas tech do something about this. this is hate speech. how can these students be enrolled at the university and be walking around and speaking these things. so it is something that i am also going to -- navigating because i understand that freedom of speech there's amendments happen at the same time. how do you also navigate the conversation the students that already don't feel safe. >> how do you respond. congratulations, by the way. and have you changed your mind at all over the course of your college experience and since becoming an alum. one way or the other about campus. but is speech on campus free enough or should there be more or free less? how do you respond to those complaints going on? >>

facebook is navigating its way through all of these thorny issues. joining us. a medical lab testing company appears to have been hit by ransomware attack. labcorp handles millions of blood, urine and other medical test each week. their servers and devices have been affected by the attack. the report says that there was breached,tion of data and they plan to replace the affected devices that. does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. we will see you back here tomorrow. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. ♪ >> the dollar soared after president trump attacked the fed. he says he is not happy about rid arises. >> mic

do you read lanny davis is somebody who can navigate the court of public opinion or court of law? >> both. lanny davis is someone like rudy giuliani who can go on full attack dog mode. he can be the tv lawyer for michael cohen the way giuliani is for the president. he also has mad skills. this is part of the clap back. the week that michael cohen clap back on president trump. ghost the president on social media. we hear him say that his loyalty is to his family and country and not president trump. and so he is either really sending a message to the president,y of president president,y o. he is sending smoke signals to mueller, i am ready to talk. if you are, give me a ring. >> in his latest book, he argues that the fbi's actions in 2015, effectively robbed hillary clinton of victory. davis argued that rudy giuliani received leaks from the fbi which were used to pressure james comey to re-open the investigation. let's watch. >> on the 25th of october. he went on and said i have heard from former and active fbi agents something bad is coming. identified as leaking to pressure comey

these are the cuts to the so-called enrollment navigators. who are these people and what do these cuts mean? >> this was a program set up under obama are all these people who hadn't had health insurance before, many who didn't have eperience buying it, so the law wanted to set up people who could walk them through the process, help them understand what's a deductible, premium, can i get a subsy to help meuy insurance, so it set up a grant program to pay community groups, disease advocacy groups, healthcare providers, and hav people walk them through the process to enroll. the trump administration cut back funding, saying it's not efficient, the navigators haven't done well signing up people for insurance and it would be best toet brokers do it. one concern is the navigators themselves and consumish advocates feel this is part of the pattern of chipping away of tools that will drive enrollment in the programs. >> another change announced this st weekend is the trump administration is going to limit payments that are made to insurance companies

in the short term to ensure that there is freedom of navigation for. those economically vital supply lines. counting is underway in pakistan's tightly contested general election where millions of. but the election has also been marred by allegations of fraud manipulation and violence. they came to cause their ballots against the law. believes her vote is her strength . in the world that i thought it so our country can prosper i'm paralyzed but i came to because i love pakistan. to stop people from exercising that power a suicide attack happened outside a polling station the bomber was stopped as he tried to enter the busy area more than thirty people were killed. is an attempt to disrupt the political process but people will not be affected by this. and for the most part they were not millions came out to vote even for those convicted of corruption and serving jail time to get. my vote this for no as me forget the criticism are hardest with. the rights activists it brings concerns about people manipulation in these elections and internationally wanted

more complicated system and one additional burden to the patient this that the patients have to navigate. this complex financial work world goals in terms of the benefits are able to. receive and also dealing with insurance are spots which can be quite daunting the clinic's own social worker councils melanie helping her to find support. melanie salary wouldn't have covered her three week stay at the hotel her treatments are sometimes lengthy for me it's hard to accept charity because you know i'm a giver. i'm a big giver i'm not i'm not a real taker so i'm the one that always she says do one for everybody else high priced for children. melanie knows that none of this would have been possible without her family's support she proudly shows photos to or doctor or family and philanthropist support is essential as there is not a national right to sick leave in america melanie and stephanie are lucky they can take off a couple of paid sick days or vacation days when they're feeling unwell although not all employers provide this benefit but in the u.s. few voices have been raised in protest the

i think no matter what the changes, navigating with those things in mind has really, i think, served me and this company well, and it always means i enjoy getting to washington, d.c., and we can get a lot done in advancing the business of bringing broadband services as deeply throughout the state as possible. there's a shared mission there, and i think navigating between anchorage and alaska and washington, d.c., is not that hard when you keep that in mind. peter: john malone, well-known name in telecommunications, recently purchased gci. has that changed your mission at all? ms. pidgeon: no, it hasn't. for us, this is really in a way a full circle transaction. mr. malone -- dr. malone was an early partner in gci's beginning, so we are happy where we are right now and expect great partnerships to continue. peter: finally, we had talked a little bit about tele-education and telehealth. those are pretty fast fields, aren't they? ms. pidgeon: yes, both of those are tremendously fast-growing fields, but i think they are both great examples of that old adage that necessity is the mother o

you have to navigate your way through endless forests since wants to find cotton top tamarins in the wild extremely shy they're the signs of a cat and we're less than half a kilo. they live high in the tree tops and they're one of the most endangered primates on the planet. so no food is cotton top tamarins are only found here in colombia. and only in one particular part of the caribbean region. in this. sixties and seventies they were used on mass for animal experiments for studies on bowel cancer back then twenty to thirty thousand of them were exported to the us. today there are only around seven thousand. still living in the wild. and used to be a zoo director but then she sacrificed her career to help protect the species today she runs to. its biggest sponsor is none other than movie and media giant disney. is what. our focus is mainly on researching and protecting cotton top time around. but right now the most important factor is that we have to preserve the rain forest in order to save the monkeys through the rain forest here in northern colombia is comprised of an array of sm