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hundred thirty one. the one palestinian dead and dozens wounded as israeli troops opened fire on protesters in gaza also. throughout this process i have treated the e.u. with nothing but respect. the u.k. expects to say. a person's prime minister demands new breaks it proposals and respect from the e.u. a day after slap down insults bug. u.s. president donald trump cost out on the woman accusing his supremes court nominee of sexual assault university professor christine blasi forward is in hiding off to going public with the accusations against brett kavanaugh which date back to when they were in school in one thousand nine hundred two trump says that if the attack was as serious as she's saying she would have gone to the police straight away or female friends and colleagues of cavanagh have held a news conference to voice their support for his nomination some of the seventy five women attending said they'd known him since high school and they consider the allegations inconsistent with everything they kn

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this is one system and the other one is probably on tuesday.sture from hurricane rosa looks like it will stay in southern california and arizona probably as it gets to next week. and that looks to be the track. right now we don't expect that. 50s on the temperatures. they have been there all morning long and the delta wind. low drizzle late tom and tomorrow. and tomorrow would be the opportunity for the low towards. us. 60s on the temperatures and maybe 70s. sal is here if the traffic is getting better, worst or the same? >>> it depend own where you are. on the bay bridge, the same. but the east bay it is getting better. the bay bridge's backup is in the east bay. this backup is slow because of the congestion on the upper deck of that bay bridge west of treasure island. it is slow use come up on fremont street because of the closure of the salesforce transit center. it is closed between hour and mission and that is making more congestion on the bridge offramp to premount street. we'll talk about some other things. in case you want to use 880 no

and the list goes on and on it ought to. keep it's going to play a new scramble for africa is that your new book after you left. the resource wars of the twenty first century have already begun. her. i am. at the center of today's troubled region of the cyan is the nation of mali among the poorest in the world unemployment is rampant and most people survive hand to mass. yet in the thirteenth century the mali impiety extended over much of west africa and was extraordinarily wealthy and powerful sold ivory and gold made it a major crossroad for global trade of the time but inevitably these riches would lead to conquests. most of all lose something want death continue to do this work. ethic keep. it don't going to fade the news of when it was thought as it is also keep. control of the west deal a flick a sit in pull this clip it dunk despise the end of the phone what is. the imperial european powers and veil their plans to colonize miley and the rest of africa and the burning conference in eighteen eighty five. to present to c

new doctors on the people's held on al-jazeera. alarm has some secret where the top stories on al-jazeera are fighting in yemen's hard data provinces stepped up the rebels say they've been more than thirty five and strikes by the saudi and the rotty coalition in the past twenty four hours they've been targeting a main highway out of the port city which is a key supply route to the rebel held capital of sana'a on saturday several children were killed when bombing by the coalition hit their homes the u.n. special envoy martin griffiths to spend the day holding talks with the leaders in santa and you simmons has this update. margaret is has a major job on his hands trying to convince the warring sides that now is the time to actually start talking about dialogue when there's been more than a week of really heavy fighting in the wake of those talks in geneva that never got off the ground the fighting obviously is most intense in her data the red sea ports in which these are trying to defend they say the huth is that they are repelled i

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on saturday syria's foreign minister called on the u.s. and france as well as turkey to withdraw troops from his country he branded them occupation forces while he said syria's government is close to winning the country seven year civil war and in his words defeating terrorism. ladies and gentlemen today the situation on the ground is more stable and secure thanks to progress made in combating terrorism the government continues to rehabilitate the areas destroyed by terrorists to restore normalcy all conditions are now present for the voluntary return of syrian refugees to the country the country they hope to leave because of terrorism and the unilateral economic measures the targeted daily lives on their livelihoods. tesla c.e.o. ilan musk and the u.s. securities and exchange commission have reached a settlement over fraud charges under the deal mosque will remain c.e.o. pay twenty million dollars fine and stepped down as chairman of the company the f.c.c. also impose a twenty million dollars fine on tesla is accused of misleading investo

if you would like to move on? let's move on. is, you wouldion be representing a district that depends on agriculture. has unpredictability about growing conditions. what are you willing to do to a dress the threat of man-made climate change? josh harder: i think we should start by stipulating that man-made climate change exists. as far as i know, i do not think congress and denim has ever said congressman denham say it is real. wildfires have been completely out of control and much worse than they used to be. inhave the worst air quality the central valley. i had childhood asthma. the reality is, growing up, the pollution is caused by coal plants in china that send up up pollution and it goes over the pacific. an international agreement, oh wait, the paris climate accord. it was a great idea. every country the world signed onto it, until america took itself out. i have learned if you are not having a seat at the table, you are on the menu. the reality is that the rest of the world is investing in renewable and mitigating the eff

in one thousand nine hundred one one of them. book founded svoboda an openly radical nationalist party preaching the good old principles of bondage. of the. purge ukraine from the jews in russia ukraine for ukrainians and so on his statements got him fifth place in the simon visa and all center top ten anti-semitic world leader rankings of two thousand and twelve. but also sadly attracted numerous phone. dimitri are founded another extreme right organization treason or trident in one thousand and four. in april two thousand and thirteen became an assistant to a member of parliament from the opposition party. later that same year he would become the leader of the most radical ukrainian nazi group the right sector. andriy par o.b.e. would soon appear leading a whole army of ultra nationalist warriors. in the torch marches would once again light up the streets of ukrainian cities. of. the world. drastically changed in august one thousand nine hundred ninety one when the u.s.s.r. de facto ceased to exist and the global political map

she is on on ble edingheartlands.com. a lot of attention on the house races in iowa.s a sense of what is happening. guest: we have three pretty competitive congressional districts. iowa is a state without gerrymandering. it means almost every cycle, we have competitive congressional races 10 republicans control three of the districts. two of them are heavily targeted. the first district in northeast iowa, which is rod blum, and the third district on including the des moines area and the southwest part of the state, that is representative david young. are two of the most endangered house republicans in the country. that alone would give democrats about 10% of what they need to take control of the house. host: someone not on the ballot formery branstad, the governor. how many years was he governor? guest: he was governor about 24 years. he set a record -- he did not make it -- he did not quite make it through his sixth term, but he set a record for u.s. history for being the longest-serving governor before he stepped down. i had a feeling he would not serve out his term

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on? thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm mitch laplante. i'm here as a property owner, but also as a retired professor, so i would like to see a little bit more data on this issue that might help inform decision-making. obviously the number of approvals for roof decks has been increasing. so if the number of d.r.s has doubled and yet the number of approvals for roof decks has doubled, there's no change in the rate here. so that's something you should look at. it may be because there are more roof decks, you need to approach things with a different set of administrative rules, but it would be nice to see some data about what actually is behind, if anything, that you can find, the increase in d.r.s. and what variables are related to that. is it because of size? is it because of light pollution, noise, and so forth? i encourage you to look at this more closely. the other reason i'm here is because in my retirement, i want it b

i'm having a hard time on this one. i don't differentiate this between blue bottle, between the noe valley healthy paws and some of the other ones that we have. so i am -- after hearing the public testimony, i'm not supportive of this. >> commissioner johnson: i'm torn on this case. i can see the merits on both sides of the community on this issue. on the one hand, i live in a neighborhood adjacent. it's the beginning of richmond. i've lived there 10 years and have seen the change and transition and feel the pressures that the community feels. and at the same time, i feel the pressure of business owners in that community and small business owners who are fighting to stay in the neighborhood or fighting to provide services to the neighborhood. and i think the nassers are trying to be intentional about the tenant that they bring into the community and i believe that they think it would be a good service. just a couple of pieces of advice or just some thoughts. i think it's clear that -- there was work -- outreach was done

on. property and with crops in the power lines so we expect that the high point to be over soon people here tell us they were aware of the forced evacuation order by the government but following it is easier said than done that is because often their homes and their livelihoods are just in one place and this is all what they've got these are their lives possessions they went through something similar already two years ago a super typhoon hit their community and they've barely recovered. julio salah says her small cafeteria was your only means to support you. now it's gone. it really hurts us we don't know where to begin and everything happened so fast and now my business is gone the destruction is similar all across luzon the largest island in the philippines the majority of typhoon victims are from small farming communities the impact has yet to be fully assessed and the cost counted the philippine government says efforts to help our will and do we but from past experience filipinos know

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the effects of that decision can be seen here on the left on the turkish side empty space on the right in syria refugee camps practically to the horizon turkish aid groups feet the people that. in the right hand the markets many turks say they're glad syrians are no longer allowed to cross the border. we've already taken in too many syrians we can't take more and don't want to. live if we had to flee the fighting we do the same it's fine with me if they can i understand that they need help and at the same could happen to us but still since they've been here a lot has changed too much shocked look there's a lot of those who were there for a generation of what thirty king our jobs we used to earn eighty liras a day. now the syrians do the same work for half the pay. look at the mouth. of his family very much feel the hostility still they are grateful here in the camp turkey's president is considered a hero even more so since managing for now to avert a final bloody offensive on the. coffee of course it's not the end of the conflict. but when you're drowning you grasp at every straw. at l

the list goes on. russia agreed with the rest of the security council one year ago to sanction a north korean operative in moscow who was raising money for weapons programs. it never expelled this operative and when it came time to act, russia not only fought to allow the operative to remain in its country but it's fighting for him to retain access to his moscow bank account. for what? to finance his illegal operations and russia in violation of the u.n. sanctions? step-by-step, sanction by sanction, and time and time again, russia is working across the board to undermine the sanctions regime. last month, the independent panel of experts on the implementation of north korean sanctions submitted its biannual report to the sanctions committee. the report contains evidence of multiple russian sanction violations. we have seen and read this report. but when the panel submitted the report to the security council last week, we noticed something deeply troubling. the evidence of russian violations that was de

day one. this past is intended -- of this past is intended to be for operators. unlimited rides on those operators. the folks in the market right housing will have one of these passes each month through their homeowner dues or through their lease payments. we also are able to offer this pass as an option. an optional purchase to residents of the low market right housing -- rate housing and to employees on treasure island for below market rate housing would be offered at a 50 % discount. that is the wait that munimobile lifeline pass works. it is 50% of the market rate of the monthly pass. so all of this transit service will be funded by the revenues, including the toll, primarily, and parking pricing. the toll is, in our projections, going to be at this point the main revenue source for the expanded transit. it does have a another purpose which is to discourage driving during congested periods on the bridge and mitigate the traffic impacts associated with the growth. again, we need to achieve

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been on.ainty is not helpful. i think this big uncertainty is going to move on for another two years thinking about investment decisions, or if you are a city firm, thinking about where to be based is not helpful. us fromrew is with pimco. on asia, yes. on trade, a lot of good essays this morning. on the trade dynamics and president trump. stay with us on twitter worldwide. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." hands of the iphone took part in a familiar ritual today. around the world, they lined up at apple stores to grab the latest version of their favorite device. their spending more to do it this time. iphones are now up to $200 more expensive than the ones that came out last year. wells fargo hopes slashing thousands of jobs will pull the bank clear of scandal. the ceo plans to cut up to 10% of the company's employees over the next three years. wells fargo has promised $4 billion in cost cuts by the end of 2019. much.hanks so one of the things we try to do here is

but on the streets tensions continues to be on the rice on monday people gathered to protest after almost six hundred workers were laid off from this ministry they're convinced the situation will only get worse if the budget cuts you know when you see what the government is doing you know the only thing we can expect is more layoffs a deteriorating situation for those who need work. maggie announced he's continuing with an austerity push and he would see the number of ministries dropped to ten from nineteen he also reinstated a tax on exports reversing the cuts announced soon after he was elected president three years ago. to cover what's lacking during this transition that has become an emergency we are asking those who can contribute i'm referring to export hers that their share will be greater we know that it's a very bad tax which goes against what we want to promote which is more exports to create more jobs across argentina but i have to ask you to understand that this is an emergency and we need your support after signing an agreement with the i.m.f. the government's main priority i

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hundred thirty one. and colombian coffee farmers leave their crops brought as prices hit a twelve year low. in doha with all the day's sports news has english golfer all over fish becomes the first man in the forty six year history of the european p.g.a. tour to call it a fifty nine all of that and more later this news hour. come to the program our top story u.s. president donald trump has caused doubts on the woman accusing his supremes court nominee of sexual assault university professor christine blasi ford is in hiding after going public with the accusations against brett kavanaugh which date back to when they were school students in one thousand nine hundred eighty two trump says that if the attack was as serious as she's saying she would have gone to the police straight away or female friends and colleagues of kavanaugh have held a news conference to voice their support for his nomination some of the seventy five women attending said they'd known him since high school and consider the allegations i

i mean, just one simple measure of that, you stated on the record. 57% on-time performance. that, for what we believe, the city that knows how, the city that believes it's a world leader, that is -- that's beyond embarrassing. and then, when i -- problems are identified, there has been no -- i haven't seen any marked difference, structural change. i think that in this city, i think we have attempted, and i think there's been some real thoughtful conversations about adjusting the structure within which we make policy in this city as it relates to transportation. but for some reason, that's not working. i think many people would say oh, when it comes to on time performance, they try to point fingers at the drivers, and then, they try to point fingers at organized labor, but later on our agenda, we have an agency that has the same workforce, organized labor, and i don't think there's anyone in this city or in the world, in fact, that would criticize our water department, our public utilities commission. in fact it's one of the world leaders and has many of the same makeup and f

it goes on and on. time since we have seen so many suffering like this, like brazil, like india, like argentina. argentina has 60% interest rates. venezuela has one million, one million inflation rate. it seems like the u.s. markets are winning by default. we are way off this year in small cap growth, way off in large cap growth. this is true across the board. you are looking at double digit returns across the board. it seems like if this continues, and the contagion in these markets continue, we are seeing new information coming up on argentina and even the south africa nch african -- and even countries like nicaragua, you don't even hear about those. those aren't even in the top 15 in world problems. charles: do we have a multiple, because to your point, when you see countries like india passing laws that prohibit foreign ownership, listen, that makes our tariff squabble look puny and looks like they're shooting themselves in the foot. wouldn't be the first time. how long does it hold up? >> i think i

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what was on his mind?interesting question of executive privilege and whether that exists. note that president bush, the one who that privilege was formed with, has said, turn over as much as we can. >> the other interesting part about kavanaugh's background is his role with ken starr during the clinton investigation in the 1990s. he said himself he has had a change of heart as to how he conducted himself during that process. i want to read this. in 2009 he wrote, like many americans at that time, i believed that the president should be required to shoulder the same obligations that we all carry. but in retrospect, that seems to be a mistake. looking back to the late 1990s, the nation certainly would have been better off if president clinton would have focused on bin laden without being distracted by the paul hada jon sexual harassment case and the offshoots. this exkchos to 2018. does that mean he should recuse himself from anything related to the mueller investigation? >> that's an interesting question. i

on this issue, i've got to come out on his side.le of weeks, the administrator announce a deal with mexico. the deal was extremely favorable for american workers. now, we are asking to go over 75% of automated work, anything in the auto industry, has to be in the u.s. that's up from 62.5% of the previous deal. a really good deal for american workers. on top of that, the deal is also saying dad again, this is the mexican side of it -- workers have to be paid more than $60 per hour. between 40 and 45% of the companies that are involved in this have got to be doing that for the workers, and we all know that wages are much lower in mexico, that was driving a lot of work down to mexico. for starters, for mr. trump, for the unions, to say that the president is taking action against the american worker, particularly on trade -- right now it's really hard to buy tha that. i kind of feels a little bit of the opposite, i think the president is taking a lot of steps to help the american workers. >> blake: what about the candida component? rich

out by a putin an error though on two on one hand montagne the credibility of the opposition and on the other hand to bide our there on a little bit more time the question is why would turkey need more time in a bleep and is there any credible opposition left in that province because from the kremlin's perspective everybody who wanted to reconcile with either syria or russia have already done that in other provinces the only people left in italy the diehards. starting with the second point i mean depends on who you are and how we treat and how we define core the moderate opposition and what of. the moderation of the opposition it's about whether or not these people are ready to talk and from what i understand there have been several statements by their leaders militant leaders on the ground that i know it's very easy to negotiate they want to as i said die hard i mean doing this are in conflict we always and every stage and in every year we saw such groups and from the perspective. ninety five percent of those groups are not inclined to negotiate and to talk her to pursue a politica

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the hospital was placed on lockdown around 11:30 and a portion of one building on the medical center'sevacuated. los angeles county sheriff's officials announced they had taken the man into custody around 12:45 this afternoon. so far, no word on a motive. >>> attorneys for the family of a black man shot inside his own apartment by a white dallas police officer says her account contradicts statements from neighbors. a grand jury will hear the case against officer amber guyger, and attorney for the family of botham jean says the affidavit appears to be based on her description of what she says happened last thursday. the officer claimed she entered the apartment by accident, believing it was her apartment, which is actually on the third floor. she shot him, thinking he was an intruder. but the attorney says witnesses heard knocking and a woman saying, let me in, let me and. last night, protesters marched on the southside flats where the shooting happened. >> for him to be killed in his own home like this, it's not right. and for him allowed to be going home, 72 hours, walking out with a

on monday david letterman's new show on cbs, followed by a week later on chevy chase on fox, and a weekrd corner arsenio hall. some of it writers think arsenio cob the big loser in this free for all. >> when letterman came in, essentially dill lieutenanted arsenio strand because there were so many alternatives. >> i'm sad to see you go because america is going to have a big chunk missing out of this. >> losing arsenio, yeah, it was bad. he was the lone voice gone. david letterman had the suits at nbc pausing for a moment. did we make the right choice? because he came out gang busters and he was beating jay leno in the ratings. >> there are some people say that you blew it by picking leno to replace carson over letterman that was a big mistake. >> it was a shaky start. a really shaky first season start. >> well, it's true confessions time for actor hue grant who is trying hard to put recent encounter with hollywood prostitute behind him. >> when hue grant was an arrested it was big live action news. hue jackson was supposed to do the "the tonight show" that night. >> what the hell were y

this system moves in tonight and tomorrow and the next one drops in on monday. that will be our best opportunity for rain for everybody. on saturday we could see some light amounts to the north. one fourth to half an inch to two thirds of an inch forecast by the european model . the gfs is not as wet as this. it looks thick monday night and tuesday is the first rain with maybe some mountain snow. be advised it will be around 8000 feet. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. after today i don't think so. a lot of 70s with a lot of cloud cover the cooler temperatures and hopefully some rain. we need it there. >>> with the cooler temperatures and the rain around the corner flu season is also right around the corner. up next the warning from the surgeon general. the weather is cooling down. is there a cooling trend in the bay area housing market? the reason new data shows home sales are taking a dive. i didn't really know anyone. but now i've made lots of connections on linkedin, like mentors, builders, clients. we contribute to one another. we're helping each other perfe

i believe you have a bit of time for one-on-one conversations if somebody here would like to speak with the judge. please talk to jamie over here. i would like to take one minute to highlight some of the upcoming events. on monday, we have craig newmark, the founder of craigslist coming. later in the week, we have paul ryan. we also have the president of selenium. we have great events happening at the club over the next weeks and months. take a look at our website, and i hope you can join us. thank you for being here. [ applause ] stomach executives from amazon, apple, at&t, facebook, google, twitter, and others testify on data privacy for consumers. the senate commerce committee hearing is alive, wednesday morning on cspan3. you can watch on c-span.org , or the radio app. veterans affairs secretary robert wilkie testified before the senate veterans affairs committee on their priorities. watch that life wednesday at 3:00 eastern, on cspan3 , our website, and radio app. >>> dr. ford has agreed to testify about her sexual assault allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh.

one more hot one tomorrow. showers and storms on friday. i'm going to break that down for you if you have friday plans. then a big weekend change. yeah, big time. i mean, temperatures could drop 20 degre from wherehey are right now and that puts things on the cooler side for this time of year. we'll talk about that and much more coming up in about ten minutes. >>> every prince george'sublic school student went home two hours early because of the hea many moms and dads had to scramble to find childcare or leave wor tracey, we understand schools that had air conditioning were closed today is that true? >> reporter: yeah, that's true. we visited both. tod laurel high school is an example of a school that depending where you are in the building you may or may not feel air conditioninger some tea telling us parts of this building that are extraordinarily hot making it difficult for students to learn. as you said, students in prince george's countfound themselves ing home two hours early on the second day of school. here is the issue, there are 2

working on. austria's walling coalition has been accused of trying to restrict media freedoms after a man i would fight in the country's place not to share information with setting media outlets this leaked. all of our picks up the story the austrian interior ministry has been left red faced it's after an internal memo was leaked in which they instruct the police how to handle the media essentially if they don't write nice things about us give them nothing i would suggest the communication with these media should be limited to only the most necessary levels and that they should not be allowed to contain suis such as exclusive accompaniments the leak included some of the media organizations on the do not engage list editors raging with the ministry and interior minister. this is informational blockade for bad media suites for the good ones our democracy does not have to be in darkness just because a minister feels too weak to withstand criticism and appears unfit for the sensitive ministry the aus

kpix5's devin fehely on the punishment handed down. >> you can see two guys on scooters on the left ledge of the bridge. >> reporter: you don't have to look far to find examples of people on scooters behaving badly. on bridges and sidewalks and a lot of other places they have no business being, but even by those standards this was worse, a lot worse. in los angeles county a 28-year- old man pled guilty to operating a motorized scooter while under the influence of alcohol and hit and run for plowing into a pedestrian. >> we always want people to travel carefully and operating a motorized scooter when you're drunk is certainly a bad idea. >> reporter: like many communities, the city of san jose is in the middle of writing rules regulating motorized scooters and bicycles, but driving a vehicle drunk or on drugs is unsafe and illegal statewide whether it's a car, a motorcycle or a scooter. people convicted of dui even on a scooter can face fines, be sentenced to community service and lose their driver's license. >> to make an impact with somebody at 15, 20 miles an hour you could really hurt

i agree with you on the question on the complaint. had the complaint not have gone to planning, this building would be out of construction. it seems they got caught in the middle. i do understand the neighbor's complaints. if they have not called file for a start work, i'm not sure if mr teague would agree with me, but that initiates the permit and any sort of work at all start that process. i just thought i would add that. >> president fung: you noticed we are not discussing your new system here? [laughter] >> i don't know much about it, to be honest with you. i will save comment on that. thank you. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? please approach the microphone. how many people are here for public comment? ok. you have three minutes, plea. >> thank you. my name is jeremy daley. i moved in a year ago to the lot immediately to the front of this lot. i am on winfield. 141 winfield. is significantly below elsie. obviously, you would know that. file for us, we were concerned to hear about this. we only heard about

and, on friday, on real america. the world war ii film series why we fight, about the outbreak of world war ii through pearl harbor, and the rise of authoritarianism in germany, italy, and japan. watch american history tv this week in prime time on c-span three. >>> this weekend on american history tv on c-span three, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, on real america. >> we are privileged to witness tonight, the significant achievement in the cause of peace. the achievement none thought possible one year ago. or, even a month ago. in achievement, that reflects the courage, and wisdom, of these two leaders. >> the 1978 film framework for peace, on the camp david peace accords, and, sunday, at 6:00 p.m., on american artifact, a look back on the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassy in nairobi, kenya, and tanzania. >> we were meeting with the minister for commerce, we heard an explosion seconds later, a great sounding impact of high energy hit all of us. 213 people were instantly killed. 48 were employees of the united states