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times, go after otis chandler, go after the ochandler family. and we've got it on tape. and fair warning, it's nixon so, the president uses both a racial slur in this tape and he swears again. >> i want you to direct the most trusted person you have in the immigration service, that they are to look over all of the activities of the los angeles times. all, underlined. to see whether they are violating the wetback thing. otis chandler, i want him checked with regard to his gardener. i understand he's a wetback. we're going after the chandlers, everyone individually and collectively, their income tax. they're starting this week. every one of those sons of bitches. is that clear? >> yes, sir. >> understand. do it. give me a report. >> very well, sir. >> very well, sir. yes, sir. we will sic immigration authorities on the publisher of the "l.a. times" and on the "l.a. times" as a company for the wetback thing. yes, very well, sir, we will sic the irs on the "l.a. times" publisher mr. chand eler and on what did you say? every one of those sons -- the whole family. go after the

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there's no word on a motive but police say that oti was yelling anti-trump sentiments.officers exchanged gunfire with him. had ewas shot several times in his legs and is recovering in the hospital. none of the officers were shot but one did suffer some broken bones in his arm. incredibly, no guests or hotel employees were hurt. multiple algencies are on the scene, working to determine if this has anything to do with president trump. amy. >> scary situation. >>> we go to the white house and the latest on the summit with north korea. president trump now taking steps to reassure kim jong-un after that threat from north korea to cancel the historic meeting. our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has the details. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning. these insults of the past, rocket man, fire and fury, we are not hearing that anymore. now he is offering kim jong-un protections. from the oval office, president trump enticing kim jong-un to talks by offering him a life line. >> he'll get protections that will be very strong. if we make a deal, i

articlington national cemetery, including general arthur macarthur, father of dog las macarthur and oti murphy with the medal of honor and 33 other awards. you will walk by his grave on the other side of memorial drive s we process down to lay the wreaths upon the new monument. i will submit to you that all that we do, in fact, we owe to those who have preceeded us and those who will follow us. for our time is done. as most of you are aware, there are nine army aviators and eight crew member who is have received the medal of honor. two of us are with us today. over my shoulder there are two medal of honor winners buried in section 7-a. michael novocelle who is credited with hundreds of medical evacuations and hundreds of missions in vietnam. mike saw the service he in fact served at age 48. the oldest medal of honor recipient in our history as you walk down -- if you walk back down no the women's memorial for our reception, you will pass mike's grave and you will also pass the grave of ed freeman. too tall he was called. 30.vacuated thus, in depth as in light. 315 of our fellow helicopt

yeah we only had one stock exchange in mexico which is called dublin somebody's going to there but otis so different from for example in the u.s. where you have nasdaq you have bats you have a new york stock exchange mexico there was only one so this also made that you had no competition and there were there were no incentives for example to challenge someone for and for and for an i.p.o. and different type of service is a better system and so this so right now there's there's a new stock exchange gold biba and they're just finishing up the last the start running and now they're going to compete for orders now they're going to compete for better technology more i.p.o. so it's going to help develop also the it sounds like some competition now and it's going to be better for everybody yes definitely and one of the bits of they have is as are c.e.o. they brought. a very experienced person who has been leading venture capital funds and she was like the president of the mixed group which is the old the bencher capital funds and in mexico so probably we're going to see new players and startup

little bit yeah we only had one stock exchange in mexico which is called dublin so he got another about otis so different from for example in the u.s. where you have nasdaq you have bats you have a new york stock exchange mexico there was only one so this also made that you had no competition and there were there were no incentives for example to challenge someone for and for and for an i.p.o. and different type of service is a better system and so this so right now there's there's a new stock exchange gold biba. and they're just finishing up the last the start running and now they're going to compete for orders now they're going to compete for better technology more i.p.o. so it's going to help develop also the it sounds like some competition now and it's going to be better for everybody yes definitely and one of the bits of they have is as their c.e.o. they brought. a very experienced person who has been leading venture capital funds and she was like the president of the mixed group which is the old the bencher capital funds and in mexico so probably we're going to see new players and star

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its share price will benefit greatly from splitting this company into three component businesses, otisr, with that huge business in china, the carrier division, which we can remember, of course, having dealt with those job losses in some of its plants in the trump administration and most importantly aerospace led by gtf, geared turbo fan. so glad you're here, morgan, to talk about some of these things. the belief overall, as you know, when you break up one of these conglomerates you'll get a higher model than is afforded the overall company that it gets from investors right now greg hayes talked about this, almost got ahead of himself, one investor told me, and talked about it as something that they were going to do doesn't seem that mr. loeb needs to push very much to get gtx down this road it expresses its views on the company's portfolio structure, including several points the company has already discussed in the past and it strongly disagrees with several of the assertions but is always open to the input of shareholders. they go on to say, morgan, they will conduct a full review of

these include the very long-term challenge of sea level rise atap addition, dealing with 170 otis street, police station replacements coming due, public safety training facility need across the public safety agencies to figure out how to deal with that. the pavilion in golden gate park needs improvements, and the india basin facility, and i'll get to the debt program. so, our c.o.p. program, these are bonds secured by us, revenue bonds secured by assets that the city holds, not revenue, certificates of participation the city holds and this is the planned schedule of programming for those c.o.p.s over the next ten years. as i mentioned the one up top, it's our seismic concern at 101 grove and exiting from that building, there were plans potentially to relocate that, the juvenile admin building, that has not progressed since the plan, although master planning for the facility, that remains to be seen. and the last plan since we have been in such an economic hot zone for a while, we wanted to plan for what feels like it should have been already but has not come, economic down turn, knock on

otis redding had three albums that topped the church. -- topped the charts. people forget what a talented man he was. outtric lady land came which gets us back to hendrix. i have to start if you -- before we start the questions if you he was terrific. he was great. you have to look at how did rock 'n roll actually began. of race music at the time, they called it rhythm and blues by black artists. little by little, it emerged acts imitating the urban acts. came about -- he had played with little richard and he had played with the isley brothers and picked up a lot of his tricks. the different things he did with the guitar from playing with the isley brothers. one of the isley brothers was a guitar player and he did this -- he did the same thing hendrix wound up doing. he was great, very quiet. really, really a gentleman. with -- hisved representatives were part of the old school of entertainment, which was controlled a lot by organized crime. they were able to supply him supply of drugs. it was great. what had happened with hendrix, they played on a thursday n

of the "los angeles times," all, underlined, to see whether they are violating the wetback thing, otis chandler, i want him checked with regard to his gardener. he's a wetback. we're going after the chain of command ler-- chandlers. >> very well, sir, yes, sir, we will sic immigration authorities on the publisher of the "l.a. times" and on the "l.a. times" as a company for the wetback thing, very well, sir. we will sic the irs, mr. chain of commander, and every one of those sons of -- the whole family. go after them by means of the income tax. every one of those sons -- is that clear? yes, sir. understand, do it, give me a report. very well, sir, yes, sir, we'll report back, sir. richard nixon was not impeached. richard nixon resigned when the supreme court ordered the release of the white house tapes and on the tapes it became obvious that it was a sure bet because the videos elaborated on his profound guilt. when he resigned the presidency there were three articles of impeachment ending up against him, the first one was act the watergate break-in and obstructing justice, delaying, im

otis redding had three albums in 1968 that all topped the charts. i think today people forget what an amazing and talented man he was. electric lady also came out in 1968 which gets us back to hendrix. before we start the questions if you could get some personal anecdotes of what it was like to interact with jimi hendrix. >> he was terrific. he was great. what happened you have to look , at how did rock 'n roll actually began. it grew out of race music at the time, they called it rhythm and blues by black artists. mergedtle by little, it with the white acts imitating the urban acts. hendrix came about -- he had played with little richard and he had played with the isley brothers and picked up a lot of his tricks. the different things he did with the guitar from playing with the , isley brothers. one of the isley brothers was a guitar player and he did this -- he did the same things hendrix wound up doing. he was great, very quiet. really, really a gentleman. he was involved with -- his representatives were part of the old school of entertainment, wh

the fact is most of the oti var cans will be released into the united states. the administration has taken steps to stem the recent flow of illegal aliens including ending catch and release sending national guard troops to the border and establishing a zero tolerance policy for illegal entry prosecutions. each of these efforts will fail to secure the border as long as the loopholes and flaws exist. i want to thank each of you for your time and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. mr. bream, five minutes. >> thank you. ranking member lynch, distinguished members of the subcommittee thank you for the opportunity to help. this departments a foreign policy, drug and immigration policy problem, legal problems, humanitarian problem, law enforcement problem and much else besides. it is not at this time definitively not a military problem. i want to preface my testimony by saying how much i respect the service and sacrifice of border patrol agents, texas department of safety and law enforcement officers. my own uniform service was in the military not law enf

few organizations that have a lot of experience in this area, ranking digital rights which is part of otich did a lot of work looking at policies and evaluating which ones are better and worse, disconnect me which is the maker of an ad blocker, a lot of experience in the ad tech space and then in the cyber independent testing lab which had a lot of experience with testing cyber security issues so we put the standard out about a year ago and what some of the privacy best practices are, we are looking for security best practices, but also other issues, too, like repair ability, can you actually repair your own device. interoperability. like ownership, do we even own our devices anymore. michelle talked about how everything is running software as a service now, do we really own our refrigerator or is it a refrigerator as a service that can be bricked remotely when someone wants to. these are the values we talked about and now the challenge is translating that into actually rating products. so we started to do this, we announced our first test case looking at a bunch of smart tvs, this is an

across western europe, as long as there is a flame of destabilization and terrorism, is a threat for otis. one of the things that you do is to tampa and that down. similarly when you look in north korea, is a dangerous? where they would be able to directly threaten united states and the presidencies that were not going to permit that to have to be that way for the strategy of maximum pressure in place for that his wife the north koreans came to the table for me to go make a deal that would make it not a problem for the united states. if they don't it was back to maximum pressure until they do. >> jumping into your comment, maybe they won't be coming. how could kim jong-un out sly the fox? >> i don't think you can. we think about iceland. two leaders who really broke free of all the conventional foreign policy apparatus around them and went into a room by themselves and had a talk. the actually in the end, they talked about big stuff. there was big stuff on the table. in the end reagan walked away because reagan didn't get what he needed to protect american interests. and that's okay. even

course, carla redding andrews, daughter of the iconic soul and r&b singer, otis redding and executive director of his own foundation. [applause] will yield to my colleague, senator harris. [applause] thank you, mr. chairman. senator feinstein, you are a prolific legislator and thank you. i am happy to be a part of this important discussion on how we will protect and promote music reagent for the 21st century. i think we can all agree that even though some of our best and greatest music comes from readers decades, that should not mean her music licensing laws should be in those previous decades. i am proud to join senator hatch, alexander, white house, wounds, durban, leahy and senator grassley to cosponsor bipartisan legislation to modernize how we compensate artists and is to be their music. the music modernization act will benefit both the artist who produce today's hits and the innovative technology companies to bring that music to their fans. it is my great honor to introduce someone today who knows more than just about anyone about the music industry. he is a friend. is an incred

my biggest problem is the otis division the delta is dependent on china. >> all those high-rises. >>ep potentially end up being a pure play on china if and when they break the company up which seems likely in the next couple of years. >> i don't necessarily want that division not that the chinese will stopmestop inspecting elevators. >> no. >> to punish -- >> no. >> that would be a bad call. >> is there a chinese company of elevator -- >> i'm sure there is. >> they copy all -- [overlapping speakers] i think that the 500 billion in trade that we do with them, obviously the president is saying i got to go back on this thing. zte that's the battle ground our government has the ability to close zte we didn't know that. >> we kind of did. >> i think it was more or less closed. >> yeah. >> and then there's a hope based on the tweet from sunday i think it was sunday. that reengage and open things up secretary ross so you do wonder where things stand between trump and ross, as well and trade is lumped in there. >> maybe we should -- do you think that people in the government are reading twee

[applause] and of course carla redding andrews daughter of the iconic soul and r&b singer otis redding and executive director of his foundation. [applause] i will yield to my colleagues senator harris. >> thank you mr. chairman senator feinstein you're a terrific legislator and thank you for the work you do. i'm happy to be a part of this discussion on how we are going to protect music creation through the 21st century. i think we can all agree that even though some of our best and greatest music comes from previous decades that does not mean better music licensing laws should only be in those previous decades so i'm proud to join senators hatch alexander whitehouse coons durbin and kennedy leahy and chairman grassley to co-sponsor bipartisan legislation to modernize how we compensate and distribute their music. it will benefit out the artists who produce today's hits and the innovative technology companies to bring that music to their fans and it is my great honor to introduce someone today who knows more than just about anyone about the music industry. he is a friend. he is an incred

and of course carla redding andrews, daughter of the iconic soul and r&b singer otis redding and executive director of his own foundation. i yield to my colleague, senator harris. >> thank you, mr. chairman. senator feinstein you are a holistic legislator, thank you for the work you done. i'm happy to be part of this important discussion on how we're going to protect and promote music for the 21st century. i think we can all agree that even though some of our best and greatest music comes from previous decades, that should not mean that our music licensing laws should only be in those previous decades. i'm proud to join senators hatch, alexander, whitehouse, coons, durbin, and grassley to co-sponsor bipartisan legislation to modernize how we compensate artists and distribute their music. the music modernization act will benefit both the artists who produce today's hits and the innovative technology companies who bring that muse toik their fans. and it is my great honor to introduce someone today who knows more than just about anyone about the music industry. he is a friend. he's an incredi

with a few organizations that have a lot of experience in this area, ranking digital rights part of otich did a lot of work looking at policies and evaluating which ones are better and worse, disconnect me which is a major of an ad blocker, a lot of experience in the ad tech space and the cyber testing lab which has experience with testing cyber security issues. we put the standards out and what the cyber best practices are, looking for security best practices but also other issues, too, like repairability, can you actually repair your own device. inter operate ability, ownership, do we even own our devices anymore. michelle is talking about everything is running software as a service. do we own our refrigerator or is it refrigerator service that can be bricked remotely when someone wants to. these are the values we talked about and now the challenge is translating that into actually rating products. so we started to do this, we announced our first test case looking at a bunch of smart tvs, this is an issue i worked on at the ftc and cared a lot about. tvs traditionally were just a scre

sharon bradford franklin with oti. there's been a fair amount of conversation about how just as you were putting this to print there have been new announcements by google and facebook and we've obviously had an increase in the general public who doesn't focus on these issues like we all do on these issues, and rebecca said these 22 companies do care so i'm curious from not only rebecca but all of you, how optimistic are you that we will see great improvement before the next index comes out? >> i'll let you guys go first. >> i think i am optimistic if there's lots of attention to this -- to the content transparency, the content moderation and takedown transparency that we will see some other companies move in that direction. there are a few companies that have as much content to take down as google and facebook but i feel like that's doable and that that's going to be a best practice five years from now. i feel really good about that. i don't feel really good about privacy which i think has -- if you unpack it is a lot