we can talk about this offline. >> does susan ever call you old and fat?

we took it offline and continued to monitor it. on sunday, it continued to heat up again. it completely flooded the unit. now it was quite a mobilization with the fire department because it was highly unusual. we're trying to determine why it happened. the manufacture got out to the site on saturday, came from the midwest. the manufacturer has never seen one of these -- this happen to one of these units either. so we took scam -- samples of the media and the condensate. so we're not going to put these units back on-line until we can determine what happened. >> is there any hazmat concern? >> a strong oxidizer. >> one tank or a series of tanks? >> only one tank reacted. all of our facilities have these same basic technology. >> one tank was taken offline or all of them? >> all of them, all the ones where we've replaced the media have been taken offline until we get to the bottom of this. >> thank you. thank you, brian. >> nothing else to report at the moment. >> president kwon: i'm remiss in asking for public comment after each item. is there any public comment on cleanpowe

or we can have meetings offline. we can work with what works best for the commission, but we would want the authority to move forward. >> commissioner moller caen: i know it's summer. i'm working on a big project with oakland unified. and it's pretty dark over there right now because the teachers and administrators are out. so want to put that out there. i don't know if it makes more sense to wait a couple of months or if you feel like you would have enough to present. >> i believe we can present that in short order. we've got in the body of the grant what will happen over each of the next four years and that's in the body of the grant, but we can come back with a condensed version in the next commission or two. >> so this coming fall, will certain schools in sf unified be using this curriculum? >> if this were to pass, we would work with them right away it develop that curriculum and they would begin piloting probably in the spring. >> so i will make one last comment on this. i would urge my fellow commissioners of

you stay with your communications on the website you go through them you don't do it offline you don't do it separately wiring and you pay through the website sometimes you'll find people say you know it'll be simpler and quicker and we'll both save money by doing this offline don't do it those safety precautions are built in there for a reason so yeah you can use your air b.n. b. but do it on the site and pay through the site that's the red flag when the other party says hey let's skip the commission and do this directly how about oh yeah how about online offers to sell like airline tickets or airline rewards risky business . yeah very much so and this is one of these things where there are all kinds of phony sales for airline rewards in points and tickets and they're the best thing is it's just too darn hard to tell what's legit and what's not and so what you need to do is to make sure that you go only to sites that you know are legitimate and want your typing because there are times where someone may mistype the name of a particular travel website in but with just a name or a letter

this activity is continuing, if they're able to find a few scores of accounts to take them offline, on the one hand, means they're getting better in trying not to get caught flat footed. on the other, we don't know how deep this rabbit hole goes. facebook got caught before. they were only able to identify these sort of accounts after the fact. and it's undeniable these sorts of accounts, they're probably getting smarter. so while we know facebook is maybe able to find activity that looks like what they saw before, it's not clear they're able to find new activity. getting more sophisticated and using new tactics to get more followers. >> you said facebook is not linking this to russia. does that mean they're saying it's not russia or just not say ing it is? >> we asked the chief operating officer exactly that question. how what kind of influence are you seeing ahead of the midterms. is this russia or other countries? they say it's too early to tell. sandburg is saying they don't have a full picture yet and they're trying to get this out into the public to warn users to inform the page a

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i hang out offline with republicans and democrats.ne is saying that what we're doing to our nato allies makes sense. not a single republican i can find. >> there you go. all right. that's a reason to feel confident. we'll leave it there. thank you, all. eddie, i'm sorry we didn't have more time. >>> coming up, we are less than 12 hours from hearing president trump's pick for the supreme court. former attorney general, gonzalez, will be here to weigh in on the final four. >>> up next, you know how we like to end the show. good news rules today. it definitely doesn't suck, at least i don't think so. it's pretty amazing out there. the world is full of more possibilities than ever before. and american express has your back every step of the way- whether it's the comfort of knowing help is just a call away with global assist. or getting financing to fund your business. no one has your back like american express. so where ever you go. we're right there with you. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. don't l

but we can have this conversation offline. >> supervisor cohen: so i think the point that i'm making, i think supervisor yee was the one that pushed this, and the reason why it's on the spending plan is that there's $2 million allocated in that gap so that we can start funding programs. >> supervisor kim: i understand what that is. >> supervisor cohen: okay. okay. all right. >> supervisor kim: i think we should have an offline conversation about this. >> supervisor cohen: all right. so before we go further, you guys have expressed an interest in expanding the budget and growing the budget. i think one thing that would make our argument more compelling and succinct statement or succinctally putting down three to five bullets of how we're allocating that money or what our desires are. i can't just say hey, give me some money, mr. mayor, so i'm hoping you can guide me on this on where we can grow this -- grow this pot of money. so supervisor yee, i'm going to look to you because you've definitely done this before, and wanted to see if you wanted to start the conversation. if not, i mean,

. >> reporter: sometimes the shaming goes offline. to real-life confrontations. for joy kaler the questioning came in 2016 when she left her three daughters in their minivan within sight while she grabbed some coffee. >> i saw the police officer walk up to the car and start questioning my children. and i thought nothing of it. until my kids started to cry. and at that point i walked out of the starbucks and i asked the officer what he was doing. and he turned on me andwhere i . >> reporter: little did the officer know this illinois senior public defender knew she hadn't done anything illegal. >> he accused me of abandoning my children. and i just laughed at him. he had picked on the wrong mother. because i actually know my rights and i know that i did not abandon my children. so i laughed at him. and i told him, yeah, good luck getting those charges approved because i happen to know what the law is and i did not willfully leave my child in a position of danger. >> reporter: she says the officer filed a complaint against her and she received a visit from child wel

they have an amazing meet today when it comes to offline commerce. are increasing momentum online doing some very innovative work on top of the platforms we create. >> at the same time, microsoft working on technology that would eliminate cashiers and checkout lines from stores. maria spoke about this in the exclusive interview. we just played to a little bit of the interview. you can hear the entire interview at 8:20 a.m. eastern time. here edwards arena. the lower the pre-marketing shares of wal-mart quiet right now but down 11% for the year. we talked about offline commerce with wal-mart. meanwhile, let's talk a little more a.i. microsoft also helping the famous brewery improve its. researchers are using a.i. to make it even better. they are deploying advanced sensors and alexa held brewers predict flavors were quickly. researchers are trying to build a catalog of flavors that will let them try different combinations and experiment more in a short amount of time. a production for carlsberg. you've got microsoft and wal-mart, competition at amazon

feared that creating profiles for people could leave them vulnerable to a range of threats both on and offline as murat explains. facebook really outdid itself on this one here's how it went certain facebook users russians in this case were internally so they didn't know labeled as interested in treason so those perhaps with the anti government view against russia all russians facebook only stopped when they got caught treason was included as a category given its historical significance given it is an illegal activity we have removed it as an interest category now here's the juice of it who do you think would be interested in this data clue that the thais as watchmakers now propagandists those interested in riling these people up there are getting bombarding them with anti russian propaganda masquerading as ads encouraging them to commit treason a perfect tool to meddle in russia's politics facebook remove the treason category due to criticism but there are plenty more that it's keeping thirty advertisers of course. but the gambling offers no similar protections for information about those cat

think as as the state is cracked down more on you know anti-military critics or military critics offline in traditional media that you know social media has become a bit of a redoubt and a bastion for the more liberal components of the country and those willing to keep criticising the military and therefore there's a need to move into the social media sphere to crack down on those. on those that are critical of the military there and what we have seen over the last few months is unfortunately disappearances of some folks who have been particularly critical of the army so it's true that social media is obviously a very very vibrant spear and it will continue to be so but i think that what you're starting to see in countries like pakistan as it becomes as though some may be to become much more influential and you have these critics that have their voices amplified on there there's a need to to deal with those critics so to speak as well so it's actually a rather precarious state of affairs i want to move running out of time as well to move on to more international says at the beginning of

have a bit of money twenty cents fifty cents i think i saw that it would have been that they'd be offline again maybe for a couple of days i think i. just think i. put off to just minutes of marching peace came to stop the protest they said it's not a lawful demonstrations have been heavily restricted in uganda since anti-government protests seven years ago this time things were no different. meanwhile kiosks for mobile phone payments that is usually busy on quiet they will say subject to a new tax the recent years service is to transfer payments directly from one phone user to another become a key part of the economy but the government says it needs the revenue. but it is the. with gondo but not all by the one hundred buses and. wanted something more and as we know good we also know that if you go to be there but. with those who think it is a burden weren't given long to express it police arrested protest leaders. the wind supporters managed to drag him away the prime minister told parliament but the government would review the controversial tax is. pretty clear that this kind of opposit

the throw home is offline, so we are tied at 3-3.n in the 11th, will smith got the first two men, but gave up three straight singles. the final one to former teammate they would clinch the bay bridge series with a win today. >> we got to do little things to win, the game got away from it a little bit therall ga up and we were able to get some runners on base and i got a pretty good swing on it so it worked out pretty good. >> prior to the game, the g get amelio. the a's are giving the prospects and cash. a's gm davis force says this ths might not be the only option. o. >> obviously the played great. adding a reliever right now was the best option. so we have been talking to the mets for a while and we're happy it came together. >>> rugby 7s at att.. down in t half, barrett with a strong run, avoids going out of bounds and will score within 7. then it's the u.s.'s best player, perry baker, a knee injury derailed his football career. we head to extra time. check out this play, england's tom mitchell, with a kick to a wide open field, b

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i'll take your answer offline and thanks. >> i appreciate that question. it's rainteresting because the frame is politically, socialist conservative. tea party, whatever. what a polling shows us is that republicans, independents, democrats across the board right now feel like government is not listening to them. they are locked out and left out of their own democracy. they want back in. the best legislation we can pass. that end of their own government pushing back on the influence of big money is a big part of that. you know, disclosure. where is the money coming from but also americans stepping on to the field of their own democracy and saying we're going to be the power players now. this is about whether you're republican or democrats or independents, the people who feel disrespected in the country. they feel like washington doesn't pay attention to them or looks down on them. they want back in. that's fair sentiment out there. president trump in part responded to that sentiment. we have to respond to that and show we respect them. we have a lot of good

the throw home is offline. we are tied at 3-3. three straight singles, the final one to jonathan lucroy, a walk-off winner. a's can clinch the bay bridge with a win on sunday. >> the game got away from us a little bit there, but they tied it up and we were able to get some runners on base. i got me a good pitch to hit and put a good swing on it. so it worked out pretty good. >> that was a hard-fought game on both sides. it was a battle. you know, we did a lot of good things. good comeback, like i said. been nice to win it, but you gotta make the way they kept fighting. >> rugby sevens at at&t. danny barrett and the u.s. facing england. barrett with a strong run, avoids going out of bounds. the u.s. will score on the try to get within seven. then its best player, perry baker, a knew injury derailed his football career, but look at him turn on the jets. he's gone. headed to extra time and sudden death. great play by england, tom mitchell with a kick to phil burgess. the u.s. falls just short of their sevens semifinals, 24-19. englan

♪ for the land of the free >> barr had a long and extensive history of unhinged behavior, on and offline period during her first series where she sang the national anthem and spat in the middle of it. >> in the past, they paved that over a lot of times. she threatened to quit. she abused the staff. she was firing people right and left. there was no social media then. things that she would say off the record didn't get out. now, everything got out. >> out, it did. over the years, barr became notorious on twitter, for her outspoken views, her odd, conspiracy theories and racial slurs. >> you ran for president during that time. >> yeah. >> two months before the tweet, she joked about her internet controlling on jimmy kimmel. >> you were the original tweeter. >> trump stole my act. >> this time, she had crossed the line. barr initially defended her racist post as a joke, tweeting, islam is not a race, lefties. islam includes every race of people. but then, issued an apology to jaret and all americans. i made a joke. the damage had been done. the network acted swiftly. >> was the cancellation

dominion energy reporting that 285 cusmers have been knocked offline with theirltower as a ref this happening, as well. crews have been at work since late last night, working to restore power. the target time is between now and 7:00 a.m. and first, they have to get the debris out of the way and get th lines working. if you're driving in this area of alexandria, usese rus road to get arnold. today, you need a workaround. you might the thinkg it's not raining so the work might get done sooner tha later. as of right now, you will see tieupsn russell road. back to you in the studio. >> justin, thank you. >>> we have breaking newsw. virginia state police have issued anmb alert. we go to chris lawrence with more on that. >> a man abducted a teenage girl and they could be traveling through virginia right now. want to get to pictures. virginia state police said grace galliher was taken by rich d they were seen at a motel in marion, virginia. right now,nvestigators think they're heading north along i-81.s as far what to look out for on the roads, here's what the fbi wants you to see. they may be in th

in a statement they said it took the web site offline to fix the problem. at this point the investigation shows there's no suspicious activity on the page sfwl major organization joining the mission to go strawless. disney announcing it will eliminate plastic straws and stirrers by all locations owned and operated by disney. the company announced it will reduce plastic in hotels by 80%. as many cities and companies ban plastic because of what it does to the environment. on tuesday the city of san francisco banned plastic straws as well. >> a trend. okay. let's get a check of the forecast. and the trend is heading down. >> more comfortable into this weekend. that's the good news. we want to update you in contra costa county. the marsh fire. right now 91. some relief for firefighters tonight. dropping into the 70s later on tonight. winds could gust to 25 miles per hour. we'll talk about that cooler weekend forecast. >> all this week we're supporting our schools and supporting you. we have a mix of how to give back and also how free money for co taken. we'll f

the throw home is offline so we are tied at 3-3.ll smith got the first two men. but gave up three straight singles. the final one to former teammate jonathan lucroy, a walk-off winner. a's win 4-3. they can clinch the bay bridge series with a win today. >> we got the little things to win. the game got away from us a little bit there. we were able to get some on base. i got me a good pitching hand with a good swing on it. it worked out pretty good. >> now, prior to the game, the a's d meal with the mets, getting a 28-year-old right-hander. he has 117 saves since the start of the 2015 season, that's tied for third most in thers 's are giving up prospects and cash. a's gm says this their only but it was the first one they wanted to make. >> we thought he was the best guy out there. we've talked for a few weeks now about what we could do to add to this team. obviously the guys played having a reliever right now was the best option. we've been talking to the mets for a while. it came together. >>> at at&t, the u.s. fairsing england in th

remember, voting machines are offline by and large and hard to mess around with, but the voting registration thing. they are online. so, of course, if you can go in and say fareed moved from new york to chicago, when you show up at the poll booth they might say you're not registered here anymore. that didn't happen but it turned out the system was so vulnerable it could. something to think about for future elections. >> and there was the hacking of the dnc servers, of course. >> yes. >> how confident are we that was the russian intelligence officers. >> we have traffic we've seen in the indictment, e-mails, text messages, in which the russian officers talk about pretending to be this group called guccifer or individual guccifer 2.0, turns out it's a committee of russian intelligence releasing the e-mails. but the equivalent of the british national security agency for us, actually saw dnc documents running through the lines they were tapped into for the russian military intelligence. >> so british intelligence is looking at russian intelligence's digital activity and they see the democratic n

remember, voting machines are offline by and large and pretty hard to mess around with. but the voting registration systems are a different thing. and they are online. and so of course if you can go in and say that fareed moved from new york to chicago when you show up at the poll booth they might say, gee, you're not registered here anymore. that didn't happen, but it turned out the system was so vulnerable, it easily could, something to worry about for future elections. >> and then there was the hacking of the dnc servers, how confident are we that that was russian intelligence officers? >> we now have traffic that we have seen in the indictment, emails, text messages in which the russian officers talk about pretending to be this group called goose fcall ed guccifer, guccifer 2.0. but there's more. the british intelligence services, gchq, they're the equivalent of the national security agency for us. we saw documents running through the lines they were tapped into for russian military intelligence. >> so british intelligence is looking at russian digital activity and t

i had several conversations offline to her. she'll be missed. >> thank you very much for that. nice to recognize her. one more thing i want to add, i had the privilege going to the new operator graduation j une 8th. it's along the theme of d edicated employees. this was a batch of new o perators starting out on their journey here in san francisco. it was heart-warming. it was a great reminder of how difficult the training that they go through is and what they go through to get to the point where they have the honor, privilege and huge responsibility to sit in that seat and pilot our buses through the city. i want to say again to all the trainers and the entire class, thank you so much. i realize what a big step they are taking and their families are giving them up for what is sometimes very stressful job as director reiskin pointed out, we trust them with our families everyday out there on the s treets and on the buses and street. thank you to them. any other unfinished business? do i have public comment? >> clerk: yes. >> good afternoon chair brinkman and directors. i couldn't

the market at first spiked on the news that we might see more barrels coming offline perhaps 1 millionr more than that then the u.s. seemed to back offer and say we may grant some of those waivers, we may give companies time to back off from the iranian oil. maybe at the end of the day it's not as big of an event for the market what do you think? >> i think unspruzi iunsurprisiy everyone is looking closely and trying to dissect any statement coming out of the trump administration last night trump himself saying he would be willing to meet with president rouhani without implications, but very quickly secretary pompeo came out and said all the conditions they already set out in terms of iran scaling back regional activities, its ballistic missile program, things like that would have to change before any kind of new deal or easing of the sanctions when you look at the comments in context, the u.s. said we know some buyers of iranian crude will ask for waivers, we will look at those and not rule them out, but the big message is they want to squeeze iran they want to squeeze iran's revenues

things about a senate trial, having lived toough one, lawyers are used you don't chat with the judge offline. you don't chat with the jurors. everything is formal. everything is in the record. now, in congress, they are not like that. they are friends, or at least colleagues. they are chatting all the time. the house managers are colleagues of the senators, who are the jurors. they are talking all the time. i think the house managers decided that their best chance was on the 11th article, which was what i call a catch all article. it included a bunch of allegations. there was a tough thing to defend against, including the tenure of office claim including stanton. also, some of the more generic accusations that johnson was really tearing up the country and disregarding congress. he had called this congress illegitimate because the southern states were not represented. that was challenged. they felt that because it had multiple accusations, that they might pick up the most support with it. they fell one vote short. brian: 35-19 was the vote. david: correct. brian: did they pass on 11? david: t

and so there's a significant transition from online, that $180 billion annually -- i'm sorry, from offline to online. what we have positioned ourselves very uniquely to take a significant portion of that growth so that's really why you're seeing so much growth in our stock right now. >> how much of that was acquisitions you made acquisitions as well. is that how you're picking up a lot of subscribers or is it organic as well? >> it's mostly organic we had the highest number of new diners in any quarter ever in the second quarter and what's insane is the second quarter is generally much slower than the first quarter you think about delivery and you think about cold weather, you think about snow, you think about tv back-to-school. so in the spring when people generally like to go to their cafes, we see depression in the growth numbers, but we did not see that >> sorry, matt, hold on one second we just wanting to get to this the president meeting with the european union chief here's the playback. >> he's a man that i've gotten to know very well. he's a very smart man and a very tough man and

. >> i'd like to explore this maybe offline with you. while i commend the goal, i'm afraid that there may be some actions trying to recapture a world that, frankly, no longer exists. that largest trading partnership in the world is u.s. and canada. section sixth largest trading partnership is michigan and canada, autos and agriculture. and what we are seeing here is an integrated supply system that has parts for vex travelling back and forth across the border sometimes nine different times and thousands of parts doing that. so, we have to be very careful with that and i look forward to our conversation. thank you. i yield back. >> the time for the gentleman had as expired. the chair recognizes the gentle lady from new york, ranking member of our capital markets subcommittee. thank you, mr. chairman and welcome, mr. mnuchin. the last time i questioned you i asked about a critical challenge before our country and i introduced a bill at the request of, really law enforcement that said they would track money and terrorism and drugs and guns

companies were targeted, the access was limited and would not have had impact on the larger grid if taken offlinethe russians targeted other crucial sectors of nuclear power, waefrt, aviation and manufacturing. experts see the intrusions as a possible precursor of an attack that could in the event of all-out war devastate the u.s. homeland. director of the nsa and commander of u.s. cyber command said russia presents a clear and present danger. >> adversaries continue to penetrate and try to penetrate such things as our critical infrastructure. what should we do about that? i say i think it's both the idea of being vigilant about that, certainly, it's also the idea of being able to act forward. >> of course, the u.s. has capabilities of cyber attacks on adversaries and worry and hesitation is that if you go down that path you end up escalating and could be in the an all-out war and why administrations have not to this point gone down that path. >> this is really scary. >> modern age, no question. >> thanks very much for that report. >>> coming up, ivanka trump suddenly shuts down her fashion busin

. >> there are organizations, and i can talk to you about this offline because i setup a 501(c) 3 last year that give extreme discounts to other 501(c) 3's, and that's in all sorts of technology -- computers, software, whatever. all the big companies in san francisco pay into this. you should definitely look into that. i heard that computers and resources weren't a problem. you should look into that. i know that all the big tech companies in san francisco use it as a method of giving. >> wonderful. i will say that the salesforce license is taken, as far as the 501(c) 3, but if you have something else, that's wonderful. being able to track somebody with a reminder, getting people to recertify, those are all kinds of things that can be automated with the right tools, and i understand they exist. >> commissioner veronese: i also understand you have two very distinguished members of the nert team. i won't point them out, but there's two distinguished members. >> well, maybe i'd like to point them out. commissioner covington was a distinguished member of our nert team. and our commission se