most the folk have access to only the official media, the official newspaper. to delay it. if that comes, many things will change. people will have access to different points of view, and i don't think our government wants that. >> anthony: if everything goes well, what will havana be like, what will this neighborhood be like in five years? >> yusimi: you know, having a prosperous society doesn't warranty it is the same for everyone. you know, you see these people who have been able to use opportunities to open businesses, to open successful restaurants. those opportunities are there, but i cannot use them because i don't have money. i don't think it is possible to have a perfect society, but i think it is possible to try. how you like the food? >> anthony: oh, it's delicious. really good. thank you. her salon was booked for weeks, until her laptop crashed this morning. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. this week get boise case paper for only $29.99 at office depot office max. paywell, esu

it was meant for that newspaper to get all of the official advertising, but the way it is written, the office of contract administration can't recommend things, but the board can do what it wants. and in the past, i remember this very clearly, we would look at their recommendations, and then, we would add the sing tao, and the world journal, and the bayview. and i don't actually remember adding the sun reporter because my recollection is they didn't even apply, but we can -- we have the discretion to do that whether it's today or two weeks from now, and we should just do that. >> president breed: thank you, supervisor peskin, and i would say that we should do a two-week continuance and connect with those particular newspaper outlets and then make the amendments at the meeting of july 10. supervisor cohen? >> supervisor cohen: you know, this is an issue, like supervisor peskin said, that comes up annually, and we do handle it. i don't think we need to wait two weeks. i think it can be addressed today. we dealt with it in budget committee. i reached out to the sun reporter. she expressed

resolution to name a print media company doing business as san francisco examiner to be the official newspaper of the city and county of san francisco for all official advertising for fiscal year 2018 and 2019. >> great. all right, mr kelly. thank you for hustling down. by introduction, the city administrators office has a total budget of $460.5 million. you are asking for a 70 million-dollar increase. you've got 872 employees and you are requesting a 27 -- 27 increase -- 27 person increase. all right? are you ready? >> i'm you. >> take it away. >> good afternoon supervisors. naomi kelly, city administrator, i want to start off with the first slide to give you an overview of everything that is under the city administrators office. someone has the clicker? i don't. all right. just a quick reminder of all the different divisions here. on the left-hand side, there are six departments that are technically under the city administrator. what up which you will hear separately. but the other departments consist of the medical examiner, the entertainment commission and animal care and control. we have

so i would do is make a motion that would make the examiner the primary official newspaper advertising meetings within the city and county of san francisco and that the city will only use the chronicle if there was some emergency meeting that required 24 hours notification or some other necessity. what was the language, attorney general? just kidding. i like attorney general. >> it depends on which attorney general. >> true. good point. >> good point. >> i know what the president was thinking. >> written finding of necessity. >> okay. with a written -- unless there's a written finding of necessity and that the departments report to the board on a quarterly basis about how many times they have invoked this need of necessity so that we can keep an eye on whethert tnoy are just using this as an excuse to get out of that advanced planning or if they're using it responsibly for needs. >> okay. supervisor ronen has made a motion, supervisor kim seconded it. i just think that the amendment is too complicated and restrictive. i understand the intent but i do think that your original motion ser

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woman he sued the paper for defamation but lost and set up a twitter account threatening the newspaper officials have praised the rapid response of the police saying it may have saved lives they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesitation and demonstrated incredible courage and we are so deeply appreciative of their great work it could have been a lot worse donald trump responded to the shooting on friday. this is. the conscious of our nation and filled our hearts with grief journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. a tight knit community of annapolis in mourning and in shock as a violent feud sinks in. this year's football world cup for the spotlight on the sport usually play second fiddle to ice hockey in russia despite this more than two million registered footballers in the country many of them play on the streets in a courtyard cage is called which translates as box. as a place where players can break roles and dream of footballing start. i wish i will be here every optional. football player. and. i w

woman he sued the paper for defamation but lost and set up a twitter account threatening the newspaper officials appraised the rapid response of the police saying it may have saved lives they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesitation and demonstrated incredible courage and we are so deeply appreciative of their great work it could have been a lot worse president donald trump tweeted that his thoughts and prayers will with the victims and their families although he later didn't answer questions about the shooting. that. had. the community of annapolis mourning and in shock as a fallen feud sinks in. at the world cup in russia belgium finished the group stages by winning all their matches there of the latest their latest victims were england in a tight game in kaliningrad after a goal with opening opening half the belgians finally found the back of the nets after fifty one minutes of non. hammered a standing goal past england keeper jordan pick for to put belgium in front when pressed hard the belgian forward the samaritans own most made it to in the dying to match the game

the official china daily newspaper publishing an editorial saying the u.s.s suffering from paranoid delugses when it comes to trade the paper also calling u.s.'s productionism stan productionism -- protectionism self-defeating >> on that note, let's look at markets. futures are pointing to a higher open recouping losses from yesterday. joining us now is peter boockvar, cnbc contributor good morning to you. it's been hard for investors to quauch quantify this trade risk but the rhetoric between the u.s. and china is heating up. what do you do as an investor? >> i think the daimler news yesterday, as we hear, will be an issue whether it's an issue like a retailer blames weather on earnings, or whether it's something else, but it's an issue. the possibility of tariffs being implemented could change decisionmaking, could change guidance >> one way investors have been trying to trade the trade headlines is sell companies with high revenue exposure to china, but that does not capture the complexity of manufacturing in the global supply chains is that the best stra

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newspaper office? across the laura, country, whether it be in new york, los angeles, icago, here r aryland, police department's are sending theificers, and in the case of new york, counterterrorism officials to major newspapers out of precaution until they understand the nature of the threat and what the motivation s. the police department here told us they had just conducted a drl earlier this week. in america, police department's of becoming so used to activeti shooter sits that they have the response and the timing down to really a science. it really was impressive that officials said that emergency responders were able to get here in as little as 60 seconds. laura: w people you up been speaking to their in annapolis about the targeting of their local community newspaper? know, laura, this has come as a shock to people. the editor of this paper, he said that he is devastated and heartbroken. he has said that he wants everyone to know how dedicated the reporterserare day in and day out, working for very little, just doing this out of a passion for their job. we also heard from several of the congressmen and leaders from this area, paying tribute to the families a those injured, those wh

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north korea has an official newspaper of the workers party. this is what they had to say. intention to lsanctions along with improving the relationship through dialogue and negotiatn. what i like about these two, they are not wrong, it is just not immediate. if the situation plays out, they are not wrong. news: you are in a conference yesterday. president trump said we are not lifting any sanctions. alix: this could be true in 20, 30 years. david: it is aspirational. the farther away we got from the summit, i'm not really sure what they agree to. what did they tend down, how much work is left to be done? alix: at base level, it will be about the neck level of conversations and u let inspectors in, which is a huge issue when it comes to iran. told: various experts have us, they really need to get an inventory of what the nuclear weapons are. alix: president trump talking about oil again. prices are too high, opec is at it again. timingthis fascinating because we have president putin and mohammed bin salman on meeting for the world cup, and then you have the g20 energy meeti

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newspaper in maryland today. five people are dead tonight. the deadliest attack on journalists in u.s. history! >> i want to praise the local officials who have responded so well and perhaps saved other people's lives by getting there while the thing was taking place. >> that gunman opened fire at the capital gazette newspaper in the state capital of annapolis, maryland. he is in custody tonight. good evening, everyone. i'm alex savidge. frank is off tonight. >> and i'm julie haener. police described the shooting as terrifying and like a war zone. some people the shooting was a target attack. the gunman used a shotgun to kill five people in the newsroom. two other people had minor injuries possibly from flying glass. officers say the suspect is a white man in his late 30s from maryland. but his name still hasn't been released. >> he entered the building. this was a targeted attack on the capital gazette. he entered the building with a shotgun. and he looked for his victims as he walked through the lower level. this person was prepared today to come in. this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. and as i s

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woman he sued the paper for defamation but lost and set up a twitter account threatening the newspaper officials have praised the rapid response of the police saying it may have saved lives they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesitation and demonstrated incredible courage that we are so deeply appreciative of their great work it could have been a lot worse donald trump responded to the shooting on friday. this is. the kind. and filled our hearts with grief journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. the tight knit community of annapolis in mourning and in shock as a violent feud sinks in. mexico is gearing up for elections on sunday following a campaign that has been racked by violence with more than one hundred thirty candidates killed so far the country has been plagued by violence linked to gang warfare and drugs war than twenty five thousand people were murdered last year and tens of thousands more are missing many of the victims have been missing for years amid allegations of widespread corruption t.w

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is a suspect, the suspect in this shooting at this newspaper in annapolis, is believed to have had a previous interaction with executives or officialst this newspaper. now this is at least going part of the way in explaining what happened today, why this shooter went to this newspaper in annapolis, the "capital gazette," why he went there today, why now. it appears there's been some beef that he had, something that he believes that went wrong previously in an interaction that he had with someone at that newspaper. now this is -- we're told it's somebody, either an editor or executive at the newspaper, the suspect is now trying to -- they're trying to interrogate him there by the anne arundel county police. we know he was being uncooperative. but police have enough information now that they're conducting searches at an address that is associated with this suspect. he is believed to be in his upper 30s. we have a name of the suspect. we're not going to report it yet because police are doing some of the investigative work they're doing. we want to make sure everybody's safe and that no harm comes to anyone. but we know that this is a s

woman he sued the paper for defamation but lost and set up a twitter account threatening the newspaper officialshave praised the rapid response of the police saying it may have saved lives they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesitation and demonstrated incredible courage and we are so deeply appreciative of their great work it could have been a lot worse donald trump responded to the shooting on friday. this is. the conscious and filled our hearts with grief journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their. tight knit community annapolis in mourning and in shock as a violent feud sinks in. well on social media many users have been expressing their shock over what happened in maryland some have also criticized president donald trump for repeatedly attacking the media and accusing them of spreading quote fake news these people say trump created a climate that could have caused this shooting now this lawyer from england directly addresses the u.s. a president tweeting you create a hostile environment and someone else p

officials also said the newspaper received threats through social media as recently as today and are trying to confirm now who sent those threats. here's a map of where it happened. the offices of the capital gazette are on bestgate road in the northwest part of annapolis. ellison barber joins us live from the scene with late developments. >> reporter: hi, julie. yeah, right now police are holding off on giving a name. sources have told fox news that the suspect has not been cooperating with investigators. our sources have told us that he actually mutilated his fingers seemingly in an effort to make it more difficult for police to identify him. the police as they held a press conference within the last hour pushed back on some of that not officially confirming it but again, we have heard from our sources that that is one of the reasons why they ve much difficulty today identifying this man. police say thatwhite adult male in his 30s and as you said, julie, they say that this was a targeted attack. he came into this building trying to go after the capital gazette. five people were kil

man is in police custody after opening fire on the news room of the capital newspaper in the city of annapolis now officials are confirming that several people have been killed police we just heard in the west. in saying that five people have died one journalist who was in the news room at the time tweeted that the gunman fired his way through a glass door and then sprayed the room with gunfire there is no indication of the motive behind the shooting at this hour. all right let's take this story now to our correspondent claire richardson is she is in the u.s. capital which is not far from annapolis trying to get the latest on this so clear it's been confirmed that five people have been shot dead what more do we know. hi brant that's right annapolis is about an hour's drive east of here we know five people have been killed officials are also saying that several others have been a gravely injured now we're already getting some reactions to this situation we've seen u.s. president donald trump tweet out his thoughts and prayers are with the victims of the families and he thanked the first responders for their

the shooting happened this afternoon at the capital gazette newspaper. officials say the shooter was armed with a quote-- "long gun". and tonight police say he mutilated his fingers in what they think was an effort to prevent him from being easily identified let's go live to the scene tonight... omar jimenez has the latest on the investigation. nats: "several shots have been fired. possible shotgun. at least ten shots heard." authorities responded to a shooting at the offices of a local newspaper.steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "there's been a terrible tragedy here in anne arundel county. there was an active shooter incident. five people are dead, several more are wounded and in the care of the anne arundel medical center. the shooter is in our custody and is being interrogated as we speak."the gunman opened fire inside the capital gazette's newsroom. multiple people were killed in the gunfire -- several others were injured.police responded quickly -- steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "they were on the scene in about sixty seconds, but beyond t

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