and could be soon seen close was on factory floors as robots take over and jobs will automation o'byrne a brave new world to work has. been physical and let's do business iran's ryall is trading at a fresh record low of one hundred nineteen thousand to the dollar this tuesday that's a loss of nearly two thirds of its value since the start of the year many blame the imminent reimposition of u.s. sanctions next month after donald trump's decision to pull out of the nuclear accord tehran to try to fix the reaal setting the value of officially high in april but the move backfired as ready as rushed to illegal trade is to convert their savings into dollars at much lower rates banks also often refuse to sell at the official rate forcing the government to allow the currency to float last month the central bank blames enemy conspiracy for the reales decline. randolph is in tehran he's a correspondent for the french news agency a.f.p. eric what are the consequences of this huge fold in the reale first of all was so far we haven't seen a terrible. but we are going to very soon see imports becomin

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mark o'byrne site gold core he has a follow up on this story from bloomberg about buying six hundred thousand ounces of gold and he has some other interesting details in here so russia by six hundred thousand ounces of gold the may after dumping half of u.s. treasuries in april it is not just russia that is diversifying into gold in recent months and years india turkey mexico iran. kazakstan. than mongolia and of course china have been increasing their gold reserves as well erratic and risky economic and foreign policies pose a risk to the dollar as the reserve currency of the world so i think. you know even people like jim records who have been on the show we covered that years ago when the u.s. pulled the trigger or swift when they cut iran off from the system is that always a threat they had the ability to do that but once they pulled it. all other. nations outside the five sort of guys outside of canada australia new zealand in the u.k. start to think well are we going to be next but even canada in that group of people who are being a call you know unfriendly nations in canada ha

well mark o'byrne. sums it up as we're moving to multiple a world which will see trying to become a more dominant player and trump is exacerbating this trend but you know one way to try to understand what trump is doing and it's very difficult is you look at it and you wonder if maybe this is his plan as you know he's he ran for president as and that's in a list a make america great again and basically retreating from the world this is you can't deny he's doing that when he's evening this thing canada hard in germany and you know these are classic u.s. allies. you know we get closer and closer in our policies and and trade deals merge closer and closer over the past thirty forty fifty sixty years so he's just like ripping it apart just totally ripping up the paper and throwing it on the ground but you wonder if this is like his national's policy to basically force others to leave us to ourselves i had a chance which i was steve benen a few months ago and i told him people misinterpret this it's not abou

mark o'byrne site gold core he has a follow up on this story from bloomberg about buying six hundred thousand ounces of gold and he has some other interesting details in here so russia by six hundred thousand ounces of gold the may after dumping half of u.s. treasuries in april it is not just russia that is diversifying into gold in recent months and years india turkey mexico iran extend kazakstan. than mongolia and of course china have been increasing their gold reserves as well trump's erratic and risky economic and foreign policies pose a risk to the dollar as the reserve currency of the world so i think. you know even people like jim records who have been on the show we covered that years ago when the u.s. pulled the trigger or swift when they cut iran off from the system is that always a threat they had the ability to do that but once they pulled it. all other. nations outside the five sort of guys outside of canada australia new zealand in the u.k. start to think well are we going to be next but even in canada in that group of people who are being a called you know unfriendly n

venezuela argentina come to mind this is going to be contagious and going into america well mark o'byrne. sums that up as we're moving to multiple a world which will see trying to become a more dominant player in trump is exacerbating this trend but you know one way to try to understand what trump is doing and it's very difficult is you look at it and you wonder if maybe this is his plan as you know he's he ran for president as and that's from west and make america great again and basically retreating from the world this is you can't deny he's doing that when he's evening this thing canada hard in germany and you know these are classic u.s. allies and. you know we get closer and closer in our policies and and trade deals merge closer and closer over the past thirty forty fifty sixty years so he's just like ripping it apart just totally ripping up the paper and throwing it on the ground but you wonder if this is like his nationals policy to basically force others to leave us to ourselves to have a chance of showers steve benen a few months ago and i told him people misinterpret this is no

venezuela argentina come to mine this is going to be contagious and going into america well mark o'byrne. sums it up as we're moving to multiple a world which will see trying to become a more dominant player and trump is exacerbating this trend but you know one way to try to understand what trump is doing and it's very difficult is you look at it and you wonder if maybe this is his plan as you know he's he ran for president as a nationalist and make america great again and basically retreating from the world this is he can't deny he's doing that when he's evening this thing canada hard in germany and you know these are classic u.s. allies and. you know we get closer and closer in our policies and and trade deals merge closer and closer over the past thirty forty fifty sixty years so he's just like ripping it apart just totally ripping up the paper and throwing it on the ground but you wonder if this is like his nationals policy to basically force others to leave us to ourselves to have a chance of showers steve benen a few months ago and i told him people misinterpret this it's not about

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diana o'byrne lives in walnut creek and so does her daughter. pay is higher... but without rent control, her rent keeps going up and she's apart of a growing population of people in search of affordable housing.diana o'byren/residen t- "not only the very low-income, but but also the people that are working, um, so that they can live close by." at city hall... more than thirty longtime residents, developers and property managers listened to what the city housing program and a consultant had to say about density. the city solicited the group for suggestions on how to incentivze both below market rate and market rate developers to build more affordable housing. defined as housing that costs no more than 30-percent of a household's income on rent. margot ernst/housing program- "which incentives or concessions are, um, the most cost beneficial to you. which things, if you get them, really allow you to provide affordability at higher percentages on-site, and it's looking for a balance on that -- those two needs."carolyn peters/resident- "what we do is

diana o'byrne lives in walnut creek and so does her daughter.er daughter works in san francisco because the pay is higher... but without rent control, her rent keeps going up and she's apart of a growing population of people in search of affordable housing.diana o'byren/residen t- "not only the very low-income, but but also the people that are working, um, so that they can live close by." at city hall... more than thirty longtime residents, developers and property managers listened to what the city housing program and a consultant had to say about density. the city solicited the group for suggestions on how to incentivze both below market rate and market rate developers to build more affordable housing. defined as housing that costs no more than 30-percent of a household's income on rent. margot ernst/housing program- "which incentives or concessions are, um, the most cost beneficial to you. which things, if you get them, really allow you to provide affordability at higher percentages on-site, and it's looking for a balance on that -- those two

diana o'byrne/resident- "right now, the city's at, they were saying, less than 10-percent of what they're supposed to have for affordable living and that has to change quickly." wednesday, the city held one of two public meetings planned for the summer at city hall, seeking input from residents, developers and property managers on what elements of the ordinance should be changed, to encourage the building of more affordable housing. an ordinance housing program manager margot ernst says developers of 100-percent affordable housing projects have used in the past...margot ernst/housing program- "we have not had market rate developers utilize it, um, until recently, we do have an application in that is, he is requesting, um, a density bonus and concessions through the under our ordinance and the state ordinance. so, we anticipate that it will be more broadly used in the future." the density bonus law allows developers to expand a project by up to 35-percent. the process to update the ordinance will take months. in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron four news. (ken) now to our four zone fore

diana o'byrne lives in walnut creek and so does her daughter.ughter works in san francisco because the pay is higher... but without rent control, her rent keeps going up and she's apart of a growing population of people in search of affordable housing.diana o'byren/residen t- "not only the very low-income, but but also the ople that are working, um, so that they can live close by." at city hall... more than thirty longtime residents, developers and property managers listened to what the city housing program and a consultant had to say about density. the city solicited the group for suggestions on how to incentivze both below market rate and market rate developers to build more affordable housing. defined as housing that costs no more than 30-percent of a household's income on rent. margot ernst/housing program- "which incentives or concessions are, um, the most cost beneficial to you. which things, if you get them, really allow you to provide affordability at higher percentages on-site, and it's looking for a balance on that -- those two needs."

has received the ronald ellington award for excellence in teaching in 2010 and 2015, and the john o'byrne award. ringhand graduated from the university of wisconsin law school, where she served as editor of "the wisconsin law review." before coming to the university of georgia, she served on the faculty of the university of kentucky law school and is a visiting scholar at oxford university. if i could ask the three of you to please rise. do you affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? all three answer in the affirmative. senator: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to address two issues, district court judges entering nationwide injunctions, and the size of the ninth circuit. both of these issues -- both of these issues raises similar question. how much power do want to concentrate into the hands of a small number of lower court judges. my answer is this, not as much power as we are concentrating right now. what is a universal injunction? it is 11 district court judge and joins a defendant from doing something, not only against

diana o'byrne lives in walnut creek and so does her daughter.... but without rent control, her rent keeps going up and she's apart of a growing population of people in search of affordable housing.diana o'byren/residen t- "not only the very low-income, but but also the people that are working, um, so that they can live close by." at city hall... more than thirty longtime residents, developers and property managers listened to what the city housing program and a consultant had to say about density. the city solicited the group for suggestions on how to incentivze both below market rate and market rate developers to build more affordable housing. defined as housing that costs no more than 30-percent of a household's income on rent. margot ernst/housing program- "which incentives or concessions are, um, the most cost beneficial to you. which things, if you get them, really allow you to provide affordability at higher percentages on-site, and it's looking for a balance on that -- those two needs."carolyn peters/resident- "what we do is we build out.