university of texas in el paso and we also have mop brian professor of history at rutgers university in new brunswick new jersey thank you guess have been part of a show today richard i have to ask you about el paso as you're going about your business today what is the atmosphere like what are people saying to each other. well it's incredibly somber monday an incident like this is something that's unprecedented in all passers history i think it's also something that really tears at the heart of our community we have more than 700000 residents and we are largely a mexican american community with strong ties to. the state to our i think something like this is really just difficult to explain community has rallied in a way that makes me incredibly proud but the thought that on saturdays it's a huge part of this community was impacted and the idea that people who look like me and look like my daughter were targeted by the alleged gunman is really just heartbreaking. just getting a sense of what it must be like to be and that's happy that i wanted to share with you a little moment from a survivor kumar ab

new brunswick -- no. 1 sfusd's true transition guidelines. at this time, we will take public comment for those who have submitted speaker cards for public session. we have no comments. thus, i'm going to call a >> we are back in open session. in the matter of sfusd, the board gave direction to general council. section r., adjournment. that concludes tonight's board meeting. good night. >> i lived in the mission neighborhood for seven years and before that the excel see your district. 20 years a resident of the city and county of san francisco. i am the executive director of a local art space nonprofit that showcases work that relate to the latino community and i have been in this building for seven years and some of my neighbors have been here 30 year. we were notified from the landlord he was going to sell the building. when we realized it was happening it was no longer a thought for the landlord and i sort of had a moment of panic. i heard about the small sites program through my work with the mission economic agency and at met with folks f

>> well, you know, this was a private event for a non-profit organization in new brunswick new jerseyact stated if someone wanted to come and film or if they wanted to interview me, they had to ask for permission. there was no request for permission and permission was not granted. now, if they would have asked for permission, it would have been granted and the reason i do this, one, it's standard in the industry and two, because i don't want my words twisted. >> and i get that. he says he did have permission. he says he has the documentation and sent some of that to me. >> according to my contract and with the organization, no one asked me for permission. >> do you -- >> if it was asked, yes. >> do you regret that the body guard put his hands on this reporter? to me that's completely inappropriate. >> well, again, my former contracted security personnel thought i guess i suspect was concerned for my safety. >> so maybe he just overreacted? are you saying he just overreacted? >> yes, yes. >> i remember i was giving -- >> then the date after this, we reviewed this and decided not to con

new brunswick -- no. 1 sfusd's true transition guidelines. at this time, we will take public comment for those who have submitted speaker cards for public session. we have no comments. thus, i'm going to call a >> we are back in open session. in the matter of sfusd, the board gave direction to general council. section r., adjournment. that concludes tonight's board meeting. good night. >> hello, everybody. i am london breed, mayor of the city and county of san francisco , and i'm really excited to join you here today, but i tell you that no one is more excited than the parents of the kids who will be returning to school on monday. and today is an opportunity to us to really get the word out to people all over san francisco that we have thousands of kids who are returning to school on monday. we will see kids walking, we will see them by king, we will see them on buses and yes, some of them will get dropped off by parents in their car. but ultimately, we want everyone will get around this city safely because there will be more people out on th

can you please call item new brunswick 1. >> clerk: item no. 1 is the resolution retroactively approvingement between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco bay area rapid transit district (bart) regarding administration of capital funding to fund half of the cost of the bart/muni market street entrance modernization project with proceeds from the sale of general obligation bonds, in an amount not to exceed $45,000,000 for an agreement term from february 1, 2018, through december 31, 2025. >> commissioner fewer: thank you very much. colleagues, last week we heard this item and continued it for more information. we heard from the bla last week. we may not need to hear the report again, but we are joined today by supervisor mar who was not here last week. supervisor mar, would you like to hear from the bla? >> supervisor mar: i don't think that's necessary. i had a briefing from them already. >> commissioner fewer: thank you very much, supervisor mar. let's bring up leo levinson from the toa and of course our elected bart representative bevin dusty. >> thank you, chair

indistinct shouting] >> jesse: joining me now exclusively is the man in that video, the editor of new brunswick today. all right, charlie, you went into this event were april ryan was going to be speaking, wanted to cover it from a straight news put perspective. you got credentialed. no one ever told you, or it was never written that there was no filming, and then what happened? >> i was there with my camera on a tripod, right next to another camera on a tripod. i enjoyed the evening for a couple hours, then this fellow came up to me and started, you know, ask me who i was, why is your camera here, and i gave him my business card, explained, and he told me if i don't take that camera down, he will take the camera down for me. one thing led to another, he grabbed the camera and hightailed it out of the room. >> jesse: really you the only one booted out of, others left a film? >> i was the only one, and i wasn't booted, i voluntarily left because he stole my camera. >> jesse: other people were able to film and you weren't? >> there were other people with video and taking pictures. >> jesse: may b

julie rovner talking about medicare for all and public option proposals, darrell from new brunswick. hello. caller: hello. i have a question about public option. i want to find out if i have private insurance, and i get sick and cannot work and therefore cannot my premium, what kind of health insurance what i have? guest: that was the idea of the affordable care act. you no longer have a job. for whatever reason, you will by insurance through the government. now you get a government subsidy but those are private plans under most of the public options being proposed. you would be able to go out. you could buy new insurance. plan, whatever is best for you. host: from newark, new jersey, james. .aller: hi what bernie sanders is proposing, i am not going to take. i am not rich. i pay nothing when i go to the doctor. is.edical doctor, that because my health care takes care of me, physical eight. so, at the same time the work paid nothing at all. wiest do that in the 70's. remember? in this country. thank you. thet: it is not so much company that provides the insurance. the type of insuran

today there are 32 private boats and 70 volunteers out of jacksonville, savannah, new brunswick, georgia. all that in addition to the coast guard committee become an customs and border protection. justin walker and brian mccluney departed from port canaveral on friday morning. both said to be very experienced voters. this image shows the men outside mccluney's red truck as they backed his 24-foot center console boat into the water. the coast guard just held a briefing reiterating the challenge as every day passes. >> that's the race we are in. the area is literally becoming so large, and that's why each individual clue because becomeo important. we are only in an expanding scenario right now. it's an incredibly large ocean. >> for the second straight day, natasha walker, the wife of one of the missing firefighters, justin walker, took to the air on a small plane to be a spotter. they flew miles and miles of atlantic ocean below, just searching and searching for that boat or the men. >> i'm just looking. just searching and looking. keep praying, thinking god, now it's time. >> the tackle

over us into china because the weather is so severe up there off the coast of nova scotia and new brunswick, they can't fish all year long. not all of them. the canadian government subsidizes them regardless of how much money they make. you could make a hundred grand, they will subsidize you if you are not working for four or five months. our fishermen don't have that. if they make a good living, they can't go to the government in the winter and say you have to help me. jackie: they certainly cannot. the lobster story is really only one piece of this, right? we are also looking at the soybean farmers who have been really struggling. you advise the administration on these trade issues. there has been an aid package to help some of the struggling farmers. where does this, you know, how does it resolve itself? is there a deal in the cards here and are these farmers going to be able to rebound? because if not, even that aid package will run out. >> the aid package will run out eventually but t other day, mr. duval, i think his last name, president of the farm bureau, when you hear about the far

washington correspondent talking about medicare for all and the public option proposals darrell from new brunswickhello . >> caller: hello. i have a question about the public option. i wanted to find out if i had private insurance and i get sick and can't work and therefore can't pay my premiums, what kind of health insurance what i have? >> guest: that was the idea of the affordable healthcare act, if you had lawyer provided insurance you would be able to buy insurance through the government, through the affordable care act exchanges. right now you geta government subsidy those icare all private plans , under most of the public options that are being proposed you would be able to go out and as soon as you lose your other insurance you could buy new insurance, a public option plan or a private plan. whatever was best for you. >> host: from newark new jersey, someone who gets aca insurance. >> caller: by don. bernie sanders is proposing, i'm not going to take it because i'm in a health, i love it i do nothing and i go to doctors . my medical doctor, that is. praise god i go to other doctors because

host: new brunswick, next.ler: i just wanted to comment about the opening of this segment, where over 100 million people were killed by the communists. i do not think that germany was a communist, nor japan. they started some pretty big wars. and look what we did to north korea and vietnam, afghanistan, iraq, libya, and just about every country in south and central america. i do not see the chinese doing anything like that. guest: china has an internal empire. they have been committing cultural genocide against the tibetans in tibet. there is one millionto 3 million uighurs. and you have some 50 million chinese people killed under the regime established by mao and the chinese communist party in 1949. that remains the single bloodiest record of any regime in human history. when it comes to the united states, we did not start world war ii. in fact, world war ii was started directly as a result of a nonaggression pact signed by hitler's a -- by hitler and stalin in 1939, where they decided they were going to divid

julie rovner talking about medicare for all and public option proposals, darrell from new brunswick.ello. caller: hello. i have a question about public option. i want to find out if i have private insurance, and i get sick and cannot work and therefore cannot my premium, what kind of health insurance what i have? guest: that was the idea of the affordable care act. you no longer have a job. for whatever reason, you will by insurance through the government. now you get a government subsidy but those are private plans under most of the public options being proposed. you would be able to go out. you could buy new insurance. plan, whatever is best for you. host: from newark, new jersey, james. .aller: hi what bernie sanders is proposing, i am not going to take. i am not rich. i pay nothing when i go to the doctor. is.edical doctor, that because my health care takes care of me, physical eight. so, at the same time the work paid nothing at all. wiest do that in the 70's. remember? in this country. thank you. thet: it is not so much company that provides the insurance. the type of insurance

jersey, inentral new east brunswick, new jersey, and all of new jersey, which has over 500 individualmunities, have part-time mayors and full-time administrators. the issue that concerns me is the infrastructure, the roads, the taxes, and the state constitution, the financing of schools, state property tax, that is killing a lot of homeowners. the other issue which is very important is gerrymandering. by both the democratic and republican parties. they have gerrymandered districts according to economic housing. brunswick,, in east my area has garden apartments and small homes, co-ops, industry, and the estates are in the other section. these schools are becoming segregated and that is wrong. i believe i may or cannot be part-time in any municipality, they have to be full-time. my mayor is a great politician and physician but you cannot have a part-time mayor and a full-time administrator. manoncern as an 81-year-old living not into a senior jason -- senior citizen development, services are not provided and i am paying property tax and condominium taxes. i want to thank pbs and greta f

university of texas in el paso and we also have my professor of history at rutgers university in new brunswick new jersey thank you guess have been part of a show today rick and i have to ask him about el paso as you're going about your business today what is the atmosphere like what are people saying to each other well it's incredibly somber monday an incident like this is something that's unprecedented in all passers history i think it's also something that really tears at the heart of our community we have more than 700000 residents and we are largely a mexican american community with strong ties to. the state of chihuahua i think something like this is really just difficult to explain community has rallied in a way that makes me incredibly proud but the thought that on saturdays it's a huge part of this community was impacted and the idea that people who look like me and look like my daughter were targeted by the alleged gunman it is really just heartbreaking. and just getting a sense of what it must be like to be and that's happy that i wanted to share with you a little moment from a surv

brunswick in north yorkshire. some sunshine already. for many of us, although we are starting off wet, it will be largely dry with sunshine and a new isolatedwill be moving steadily north eastwards. you can see the cloud associated with it, as a result, in the west, it will not be as cold, whereas in the east it will be, and in some rural parts, sheltered glands, temperatures could for as low as two or three degrees. we start off with early sunshine in the east, it will be limited because it is our first area of low pressure comes from the south—west, it will throw more cloud ahead of it. gusty winds around the south—western approaches and the english channel and then a second area of low pressure is tied in with age, also bringing in some rain across scotla nd bringing in some rain across scotland and northern ireland, which will be sunny. it is moving its too but it will not get over until much later in the day. temperature wise, 14, heights of 20 in the south, but feeling cool, especially in the rain. during thursday the transient ridge of high pressure builds, on friday the next area of low pressure comes our way. thursday, the back edg

brunswick group. this is the guy, if you don't mind me referring to you like that, who does a lot of research for us and it is all good stuff. you have some newink about china trade, is that correct? tell us what have you got? >> that's right. there is actually a lot of public opinion data on this now. 62% of americans do believe that china is an unfair trader. and we have a lot of data on that. where it starts to get complex is, american attitudes on tariffs themselves. a majority of americans say they believe that prices have increased because of tariffs but that's a soft number and there's a lot of open concern about whether whether tariffs will increase prices on them at the store or not. i think that is very much open. but the president has significantly changed public opinion about china and chinese companies. we have tracking data from multiple sources. he is essentially dropped confidence and trust in chinese companies by about 12 points. stuart: ouch! that is a significant impact. >> yep. stuart: very interesting idea on public opinion vis-a-vis china trade. i will get to this one too. you have research on deepfake videos, you know w