my name is lonnie and i'm a freshman from john o'connell. also the student ambassador and freshman president. [applause] >> my name is daryl, i'm a proud father of a jr. and i am an african-american parent ambassador and the president of the african-american parent partnership committee at john o'connell. [applause] our aapac was formed in 2015 and the purpose of our support, our group is to support african-american students in the process of being successful, in their academic learning and provide social and emotional support for family and student. >> our goals for the year are to engage more black parents to be active and have students feel more motivated and confident through support so they do not give up. finally, to continue ensuring success for our african-american students. among many bright spots, our biggest one is that they created their own more electives, excellence in every part of the curriculum. we have two black students on our ssc as members. lastly, our black family dinners to kick off black history month. >> one of the m

jon: maureen o'connell, special fbi agent, 25 years with the force. president trump condemning a wicked act of mass murder. refusing to wow to an act of pure evil. he's continue his plan to hold a campaign rally. ellison bear is in murphiesboro where the rally occurred. >> we have to bring back the death penalty. they have to bay the ultimate price. they can't do this to our country. we must drew lines in the sand and say very strongly, never again. reporter: we heard the president talk about the death penalty this morning as well. he also talked about gun laws. he said an armed security guard in the synagogue might have prevented those deaths. he almost canceled the rally, but he didn't because he said it's not right to let evil deck state 8 your lives, and the mid terms are too important. he was talking about the incumbent congressman mike boss. >> we are going to win, and we are fighting to win. that's what you have to do. you have to lead your life. you can't let these people change. you want a change? you have to go out and do what's right. but y

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jon: maureen o'connell, special fbi agent, 25 years with the force. president trump condemning a wicked act of mass murder. refusing to wow to an act of pure evil. he's continue his plan to hold a campaign rally. ellison bear is in murphiesboro where the rally occurred. >> we have to bring back the death penalty. they have to bay the ultimate price. they can't do this to our country. we must drew lines in the sand and say very strongly, never again. reporter: we heard the president talk about the death penalty this morning as well. he also talked about gun laws. he said an armed security guard in the synagogue might have prevented those deaths. he almost canceled the rally, but he didn't because he said it's not right to let evil deck state 8 your lives, and the mid terms are too important. he was talking about the incumbent congressman mike boss. >> we are going to win, and we are fighting to win. that's what you have to do. you have to lead your life. you can't let these people change. you want a change? you have to go out and do what's right. but y

again, this saturday, john o'connell high school from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. you don't need to register. just come on in. drop by. thank you, all. that ends my report for this evening. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you, dr. matthews. before we go into the student delegates' report, i wanted to mention that speaker cards are necessary if you wish to address the board of education. an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and present it to the executive assistance. according to board rules and procedures, they will not be accepted for an item already before the board. number 3, student delegates' report. >> good evening, everyone. on the topic of 16th annual youth summit, the annual youth summit is a student leadership professional development day. the next upcoming summit will be in fort mason center at the presidio on friday. appreciate everybody that supported our voice. >> on the topic of inspiring our youth. the opportunity to gain office experience so they can build their resume and have a mentor at hand. we want to

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ford o'connell said, whoever gets their people out, keeps house.republican hands. melissa: joe concha, fantastic. thank you. >> pleasure always on this side of the table. melissa: very smooth. connell: he said all the ride things. we saw the president leaving the white house. now he arrived at joint base andrews, heading down for another rally, this time in north carolina but he is all over the place. he has more plans. will this strategy help the gop? we'll talk about the midterms next. but some give their clies cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. ... melissa: breaking news, president trump just departing joint base andrews, making his way to charlotte, north carolina for a campaign rally. connell: he's heading to illinois tomorrow continuing to support republicans got 11 days until the mid-terms so the president tries to turn out the vote. melissa: there you go have a terrific week out. go ahead, signi

insults addressed individually or collectively to the french sometimes even from abroad must stop o'connell visited the city of their goals home and burial place during the anniversary of the fifth republic his comments came a week after the french government revealed its new budget plan for twenty nineteen as envisions further cuts to pensions and welfare benefits businesses will enjoy tax breaks like in june mccracken said that france spends a crazy amount of cash on social programs meanwhile the latest poll shows micron's popularity has plummeted to thirty percent and another survey the line share of respondents agreed to that mccrone is our organs well as people in paris what they think about his latest remarks. the letter will always to complain if it's in the french character the car needs to accept anyway we have the right to complain. to the french people and the crown's problem is that he's completely disconnected from what people feel he seems to be young he should be careful not to give too many lessons in this is what my corn is right the friendship complaining too much i hope h

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here to discuss jessica, ford o'connell.hit me last night in the middle of the night, what is heck is going on, what happened to the mueller probe, the big-time mueller probe, it's been going on for a long time? >> just so you know i was one of those people at 2:00 a.m. who essentially liked your tweet and i should probably get a life. [laughter] >> that said it does appear to be winding down. no one outside of the special counsel other than robert mueller knows the direction that this is going. the guy who is investigating election interference actually interfered in midterm election with major bombshell, i don't think we will hear after midterms. charles: could it be a surprise? >> i don't think so with what happened with comey, i didn't mean that, robert mueller will not play that game, he's not that kind of guy, taking this seriously, we have seen unprecedentedly low number of leaks out of the probe itself, all speculation about it. i think ford is completely correct, it won't happen till after midterms, we have no idea

it's why the graduation rate at john o'connell high school has increased by 24%. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: the numbers don't lie, and we have to continue to invest -- i'm really excited about this incredible opportunity and today to celebrate with all of you and to cut the ribbon on the soccer field. please, to all the parents and community members and organizations, don't give up. we are going to work harder and strong stronger for the kids who are here in san francisco to public schools. as some of you know, my commitment as mayor is to make sure high school kids have a paid internship in our schools so they're not worrying about whether or not they have lunch money or some basic needs because sometimes their parents might be struggling. we know it's possible. mission promise neighborhood has made something that people didn't think was possible, possible. and so we are going to work on even more initiatives to make things even better for more kids throughout san francisco. thank you all so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you, mayor bree

of the arrest in florida in the mail by case will discuss ways to prevent future acts with marian o'connell. a former fbi agent who spent with them for 25 years. clearly fbi agents, local police and sheriff departments as well as the post office -- pittsburgh pd, all of the first responders and medical personnel did a phenomenal job. as we move forward in these terms come to you know of course if you see something, say some mean. is there a way for law enforcement to further train detect and report suspicious items or activity? >> many of the fusion centers throughout the country and there are quite a few had the capability for you to submit tips and leads whether you want to do them anonymously or not. reach out to your local law enforcement. join a group, for example the fbi has their public private sector outreach program that is 58,000 member strong throughout the nation with eight chapters. that gives you a vehicle to provide information and get training, crucial training that helps identify things in the category we call left of bangor before this incident happened. arthel: how do you

joining me to debate is, former ceo of the democratic national committee, joseph o'connell and formerstaffer robin biry. thank you for joining us. let's bring this poll up first and jeff, i'll let you start. 33% favor former vice president joe biden, followed, 13% for senator bernie sanders and we have kamala harris,en tore he'lr elizabeth warren, corey booker and john kerry. a lot of familiar names right there. what do you think about it? >> i don't think it's any surprise that the vice president is leading the pack right now. he has about 100% name i.d. he served the country for 40 years now. he has a way with voters. i think that it's no surprise that he's at the top of the list right now and i think that's a good thing for democrats. what we know for sure is that there's going to be a robust democratic field in 2020. and maybe vice president biden will run. maybe a whole bunch of other people will run. we've got a lot of senators that are lining up, a lot of women are looking at this, as you mentioned, elizabeth warren, camilla carries, we've got -- kamala harris. we've got a deep

republican strategist fort o'connell and commentator jason nichols to take it on. here is the thing. do liberals realize what u.s. officials and democrats are saying the u.s. has a lot of socialist policies already in place. half of our health system is nationalized. obama bought his way with taxpayer money to very poor economic growth by doubling the nation's debt to 21 trillion. that sounds like socialism here. >> it absolutely does sound like socialism. for the last 15 years the democratic party has been the party of free stuff and that's the only way they'll get back to power. they don't care that policies that ocasio-cortez is talking about would add $40 trillion to the debt over the next 10 years. at the end of the day this is about regaining power and the way barack obama's endorsers because they want to say the democratic party and future of the party going forward. elizabeth: it's great to welcome you to the show. what cortez has gotten say the new nafta deal getting more play into canada, would you gotten a higher auto worker pay in mexico or joseph south

i graduated from john o'connell after three years and i'm now attending sf state on a full ride scholarship. [applause] >> with that scholarship, i was able to buy myself a new laptop, buy supplies for school, pay my whole tuition, eat, sleep, enjoy life, and even go on vacation to new york. [applause] >> i was able to get these scholarships and attend sf state because of mission graduates, a program that was connected with me school and helped me out one-on-one in order to succeed. with -- with the help of mission graduates, i was able to do all my a.c.t. scores thanks to tutoring, help out with english courses, college applications, scholarship applications, they were always there for me to give me information on new scholarships that were up coming, give me information on new programs that i could get involved in, internships, and help me out with something, whether it was an interview or anything else that would help me further my career. currently, i'm majoring in computer science, and my goals for the future is to influence others, influence the youth in the future so that they can su

if i was leader o'connell, i would've talked on two of them. i think they lost murkowski on other issues, but collins and flake are critical. on we'll see. i think he's making them take a hard vote ahead of the midterms. back to the original discussion of the midterms, laura, i really don't see this lasting, especially if he is confirmed over the weekend. i don't think that 30 days from now this is still an issue. i also do not think that scotus voters, people who come out vote for supreme court justices -- >> laura: the vote was a really important part of christian conservatives, catholic conservatives, the faithful -- the court is critical. i disagree with you. i know it's the law -- >> but -- >> laura: we are shortchanged on boxee because he couldn't hear. but we are talking about collins, flake, murkowski. i do not think this is going to make christine ford's testimony any more credible. do you think that they are going to buck the president on this for any reason at this point? >> no, i don't think they are going to do that at all. this is

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i actually got the opportunity today, i was at john o'connell high school all day today and got the opportunity to speak to young folks who are juniors and seniors in high school about college and actually about workforce development. been on the commission now for about two months, so probably we're the definitely the most junior on the commission, but it's definitely been a lot of fun. i live out in baby hunters point, originally from fresno, california, and moved here in 2010, so been in the city roughly eight years and doing work in community, around community, and for community for those past eight years, and really i want to say thank you for allowing us to be here today. >> vice president mazzucco: thank you. commissioner taylor. >> commissioner taylor: the most junior and the latest. hi. my name is damali taylor. my day job is i'm an attorney. i'm a white collar attorney at a law firm here in the city, and if none of you know what that means, most people don't. so i spend about almost ten years as a prosecutor here in san francisco, both first at the d.a.'s office and then at the u.s. a

jess o'connell is a former ceo of the democratic national committee and a senior staffer for hillary 2008 presidential campaign. good to have both of you with us. thank you for being here today. so, charlie, let me start with you. when you take a look at this, you know, she does -- i mean, you heard the man. the ancestry specialist. there is some native american blood in her ancestry. >> yes, she might be 11,000th american indian, which puts her pretty much on par with the average american. if not a little bit less. it certainly -- if that's the requirement, then i should've claimed to be in native american. i don't know, maybe i could've gone to harvard. but it's -- you know, i think what this really reveals is just how absurd all of this identity politics is -- >> oh, my gosh,... >> that the democratic party has been running on pure look at the response of the cherokee nation nation's at this, that she dishonors the tribe and makes a mockery of these dna tests. >> martha: they did say that. what did you think about that! >> look, first of all, you mentioned the campaign ad. senator

joining us is gloria borger, michael allen and maureen o'connell, a former fbi special agent. gloria, a week ago vulnerable republicans were in a tough spot. does that change after today's report? >> reporter: well, i think it gives them a talking point. the talking point is that jeff flake requested this investigation, there was an investigation. there was no corroborating evidence here and, therefore, they're going to vote for judge kavanaugh. so i think it does give them a little bit of leeway here if they are inclined to vote for kavanaugh because they come from red states. it does give them that extra bit of push to say, you know what, you can do it, and there won't be hell to pay because from democrats as much because had at least this extra week. >> flake came out initially before this investigation, this additional probe, to say he was a yes on kavanaugh. we know where he was trying to get to. senator susan collins and lisa murkowski, however, the two republican women who we have seen at time break with this president, are they in the same boat in terms of the factors

. >> david writes this, jonathan o'connell, trump's business relationships with the saudi government rich saudi business executives go back to at least the 1990s and in trump's hard times, a saudi prince bought a super yacht and hotel. the saudi government paid him $4.5 million for an apartment near the united nations and more recently the post reports saudi lobbyists spent $270,000 last year to reserve rooms at the trump's hotel in washington just this year trump's hotel in new york and chicago reported significant upticks in bookings from saudi visitors. here to talk about all of it, david, politzer prize reporter who covers the president's businesses and conflicts of interest and rick, former under secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs happens to be former managing editor of "time magazine." good evening to you both. what should folks know about the depth and breath of this president's relationship with saudi arabia and individual saudis. >> the most important thing to know is it goes back a long time and continues to now. president trump owns his business in

. >> you know, the post and david and o'connell did a nice job parsing. there's two separate sets of issues. there's donald trump going broke in the early 1990s, and he sells two of his prized assets. his yacht and a landmark hotel, the plaza hotel, to one of the wealthiest saudi investors. trump had to sell it. the banks needed to unload those assets. bin telal is one of the sheikhs who the crown prince put in a brief imprisonment. you have to wonder if that long trajectory what was on donald trump's mind. the second set of issues are the more recent financial relationships. they bought an entire floor of trump world, of the trump world plaza for their mission of the united nations. more recently they've been patronizing the hotels and all of this reflects back on the issue that dogs the administration. are they making good public policy or doing things that pad their wallets? that raises the specter of jared kushner who has been trump's lead ambassador to the middle east and especially to saudi arabia. there's been speculation as to whether the people w

we have "wall street journal" editorial writer and dinnen borelli and ford o'connell.illian melcher. ford, last week, two incidents which shook the nation, the bombing, the bombs sent to prominent political figures, of course the shocking massacre at the synagogue in pittsburgh on saturday. what did you make, because, many ways i felt like the give-and-take and questions and answers we just witnessed a micro cost i am of in shoes we're dealing with and show how tough it will be to fix this? >> you're absolutely right. violence has no place in our politics period, full stop. i think president is absolutely right in taking a great leadership role here. synagogue, that is attack on 11 jewish americans. it is not just those 11 jewish americans. it is all americans. frankly sarah sanders is right. there should be freedom of press in the america. first amendment does not immune you from criticism. saying catastrophes are fully to blame on president in first minute, 90% of the news coverage in the mainstream media is negative, she is right to push back. these are not attacks

what is your position on strengthening social security but also senator o'connell is made comments recently that there may have to be here when it should start on social security. >> social security is one of the most important programs in this country. we need to start right now on the work of fixing it. right now it projects a logo insolvent in 2034 and related that it will go insolvent in 2026. they've been there for a long time and have known this for decades he had it not down andd started the hard work. they talk about it time to time. talk earlier about the fact they have the eligibility age for recipients back in the 90s. that is one thing in a 30 year span and what we need to do now is sit down and come up with a solution. any solution i would agree to and what we need to do is sit down and talk on both sides of that politically it in a solution i would agree to woulds not affect the benefits of the currently cbn. would have to be some sort of face-saving would not take away benefits to current recipients. we need to look to the future and start now rather than waiting until 2033 w

ford o'connell, civic forum pact and democratic strategist robin biro.t i'm hearing more and more, ford, you told me before everyone else, feels like everyone is resigning privately on republican side they will lose the house? >> i think there is outside chance the republicans will hold the house but democrats will net roughly 30 seats and nancy pelosi will be speaking again. frankly i don't think donald trump should be blamed, given average midterm loss is 25 to 27 seats. barack obama lost 63 seats in his first term. the reason very simple. 42 republican house incumbents decided to retire and standing up fighting for america. if we do lose the house, that will be primary reason. charles: it is interesting too, robin, political psychology, if you get a speaker pelosi that helps president trump in his re-election campaign, it may actually hurt democrats because you have the old guard, the same old names, all 70, 80, 90 years old running a party where the youth want revolt and want their own voice. >> you nailed it, charles. that is my concern too. you kno

. >> the post and jonathan o'connell, they did a nice job parsing -- there are two separate sets of issues here. there is donald trump going broke in the early 1990s. and he sells two of his prized asset, his yacht and a landmark hotel, the plaza hotel to sheikh ala ka lead. and one of the investors. trump had to sell it. it wasn't a special relationship. the banks needed to unload those assets. bin tala was one of the sheikhs who the crown prince put in a brief imprisonment at the ritz carlton in riyadh recently. you have to wonder, in that long trajectory, what was on donald trump's mind. the second set of issues that come up are the more recent financial relationships. they bought an entire floor of trump world. the trump world plaza. for their mission at the united nations. more recently, they have been patronizing the hotels. and all of this reflects back on this issue that still dogs the trump administration, are they making good public policy, or are they doing things that pad their wallets? and that raises of course the specter of jared kushner, who has been trump's lead ambassador

following the last council meeting, kevin o'connell joined the department as the new director.he position had been left vacant for over a decade, not anymore. welcome kevin. in fact kevin will be leaving this meeting a bit early as he needs to speak in huntsville on the very topic. since the council approved spd three and its implementation -- and its implement -- congress have been working to -- closely together. officials have been spending time at the vandenberg air force base and colorado springs to more deeply understand the department of defense's operations and capabilities. ofwill soon assemble a cadre employees to work at vandenberg as the civil agency interfacing with industry for space traffic management. alliancesrge strong with the department of defense, u.s. air force, u.s. strategic command and other federal agency partners like nasa and the department of defense. submitted our 90 day report to the space council and look forward to resubmitting a more detailed plan in december. we meet with private industry preparing to analyze and coordinate space objects. we ar

following the last council meeting, kevin o'connell joined the department in july as the new directore position had been left vacant for over a decade. not anymore. welcome, kevin. in fact, kevin will be leaving this meeting a bit early as he needs to speak in huntsville tonight on the very topic. since the council in june approved sbd 3 and its implementation plan, commerce and the department of defense have been working very closely together. our senior space officials have been spending time at the vanderburg air force base and in colorado springs to more deeply understand the department of defense's existing operations and capabilities. as the partnership, we will soon assemble a cadre of commercial employees to work at vanderburg as the civil agency interfacing with industry for space traffic management. we forged strong alliances with the department of defense, u.s. air force, u.s. strategic command, as well as other federal agency partners such as nasa, the state department, the department of defense. we recently submitted our 90-day report for the space council, and we look fo

we this picture from fox 29 reporter chris o'connell of the device sent to the post office.ne image of the package that arrived at cnn addressed to john brennan which was misspelled but this is the first time we've gotten a really clear look. if we could put it up once again, a really clear look at the package addressed to joe biden. ainsley: just like the one addressed to john brennan, doesn't look like, maybe i'm wrong, doesn't look like there is any ink over the stamps, normally sent through the postal service. steve: hasn't been canceled. ainsley: so you can't reuse the stamps. >> right. steve: put the image bigger in the control room. go ahead, bernie. >> listen, the one thing i found fascinating hand delivery element of this, the investigation, where these things were delivered by hand of some sort to soros, to the clinton residence and maybe others. there's no way, these people, whoever is responsible for this, there's no way they haven't been captured on video already. brian: yeah. we saw that in austin, right? remember we saw that in austins. didn't share it until t