just these three paragraphs from director comey sent to the hill and the judiciary. there is issues to resolve when the director announced in july they have found no evidence, they were through with the bulk of it. as it it is a purely technical thing. it is really never been closed and will at some point be. but it has not been yet. to be purely technical about it that it is not being reopened. now to the larger, there is sort of two questions here. one is would these new e-mails change the bottom line conclusion about whether crimes were committed and if it is just that the number of e-mails changed that -- i cannot remember what the number was. instead of 120, it is 125 then that would not change anything. the second is whether anyone is withholding evidence. i am told by senior officials who are familiar with the thinking behind this letter, they don't see any evidence with that. this is not a matter, it does not appear that this is the campaign or the clinton's or the state department had e-mails and that they did not give to the fbi and the fbi somehow found th

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there's no evidence that he knew more than that one part of that one paragraph. that's not a criticism of him, he used it as a resource and had quotations from many people and he would flip through these cards as he was preparing a speech trying to find the right inspiration. somewhere along the line, it just became the shining city on a hill. i think that says something about reagan's optimism, the way he applied the metaphor to mean economic opportunity, the free market system, in the current debate he thought it meant open doors, open immigration. it became, certainly a loss that negative warning that had been attached to it in the early church. reagan early on would still quote that part of john winthrop that we dare not become a byword in the world but it has routinely been a matter of inspiration or a peptalk for america. in search of the sitting in a hill, they refer to that phrase as potent troubled and tired. i still think that's the case. that has proven itself to be more durable than i ever would have imagined. we saw come up just last week. hillary cl

there's really no evidence that ronald reagan knew more than that part of one paragraph on the speech and that's not a criticism of him. he uses this as resource, he had quotations from tom payne and emerson and would flip through the cards trying to find the right inspiration. somewhere along the lines it become the shineing city on the hill. it talked about optimism, the way he applied the metaphor to mean economic opportunity, the free market system. he thought in the current debate, he thought it meant open doors, open immigration. so it became that certainly lost the negative warning in chuÑ that was still there for john winthrop in 1630, reagan would quote that we dare not become a biword but he soon dropped that and it became routinely a matter of inspiration to america, this is what we must be. >> in search of the city on a hill, the making and unmaking of an american myth, you refer to that phrase as potent, trouble and tired. [laughter] >> and i still think that's the case. it has proven more durable than i had ever imagined. we saw it come up last week, hillary clinton gave

posted it yourself at the facebook privacy hoax the first popped up back in 2012 it basically it's a paragraph of that warns you that everyone that you've ever posted on facebook will go live and the public tomorrow it says that you have to post the paragraph on your own profile if you d't everything you've ever posted to be visible to the world of course it's not true the print has been debunked you can now store all of your photos for free if you have an amazon prime membership this is a big dipper people who have primary can invite up to five family members to join you, and account and you can store pictures photo storage unlimited you also get five gigabytes of videos and other files if you have an amazon echo is one of those devices you can talk to called alexa without lifting a finger amazon is incorporating its top 1,000 holiday toys list into the device all you have to do is talk to alexa and tell her to order a certain 20 new research shows owners of an amazon echo spend about 10 percent more on amazon than they did before they had the device. >> alexa and try to picture what she woul

i mean, the final paragraph -- i'll put it up on the screen for you and everybody else to take a look paragraph says although the fbi cannot assess whether or not this material may be significant and i cannot predict how long it will take us to complete this additional work, i believe it is important to update your committees about our efforts in light of my previous testimony. it's such a shame because it puts voters in the dark. i asked the vice president of the united states, the former head of judiciary committee, he doesn't know. i'm a lawyer, i don't know. you don't know. >> you're right, i don't know, you don't know, no one else knows you're right. when you get a letter from the fbi saying it's new information, it's not because they're trying to give you a medal. there's a problem, investigation or something is not right. you generally don't get letters from the fbi telling you won the publisher's clearinghouse. that's not how it work. i don't think getting a letter from the fbi in any way shape or form talking about new information is something that any campaign would look for

there is no such paragraph. what is striking is the lack of leverage there seems to be that the americans have over the russians and it seems to me that a few weeks ago talking about this being the last best option to try to find some kind of half through that would lead to improvement in the humanitarian situation in syria. there seems to be little hope indeed. katty: jon sopel at the white house. hours before the u.s. announcement suspending the talks, the russians themselves said that they would be pulling out of a joint program to dispose of weapons grade plutonium unless america met its conditions. i spoke about that side of the story with the president of the plowshares fund, the global security foundation. you heard jon sopel there. i'm assuming and i imagine many other people are that syria and the suspension talks, pulling out of the agreement, are linked. >> i believe they are. this is part of putin's geopolitical move to pull away from the united states and cast the united states as too weak to really

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the offending section is the penultimate paragraph in the resolution. it speaks to annexation. we ask that you remove it in whole. there's an old rock 'n roll song that goes something to the effect that you can talk to a man with a shotgun in his name. we ask you to remove the shotgun. >> thank you next speaker, please. >> it's a heavy day in here today from black lives matter to -it's pretty heavy. that's late in the evening before we go home and watch this debate. talk about the board of supervisors the mastic violence. october is domestic violence awareness month that i know each and every supervisor here is not want to propagate or protect abusers of domestic violence. but unfortunately, there is a supervisor here was protecting a person who is a domestic violence perpetrator. i'm a survivor of domestic violence. i was relocated from san francisco to my hometown for two years to protect me from my domestic abuser. it really upsets me that a person, julius-i will not say his last name-who has in days and/or stargate supervisor whose it brutalized his partner who happened to

the offending section is the penultimate paragraph in the resolution. it speaks to annexation. we ask that you remove it in whole. there's an old rock 'n roll song that goes something to the effect that you can talk to a man with a shotgun in his name. we ask you to remove the shotgun. >> thank you next speaker, please. >> it's a heavy day in here today from black lives matter to -it's pretty heavy. that's late in the evening before we go home and watch this debate. talk about the board of supervisors the mastic violence. october is domestic violence awareness month that i know each and every supervisor here is not want to propagate or protect abusers of domestic violence. but unfortunately, there is a supervisor here was protecting a person who is a domestic violence perpetrator. i'm a survivor of domestic violence. i was relocated from san francisco to my hometown for two years to protect me from my domestic abuser. it really upsets me that a person, julius-i will not say his last name-who has in days and/or stargate supervisor whose it brutalized his partner who happened to

>> that is a pretty good paragraph. >> yeah.dyis amazing thing to him as a businessman to study him especially when he is being pressed on things about his business career. time he has been deposed -- so many times yes testified so many times and tangled with some really good lawyers over the years. and you can see lawyers -- you can see their exasperation rising because every time they get close to kind of cornering him in an untruth, yes one of these moments where -- >> there's a reason for that and that is when donald says something under a, he can get into serious trouble. he will say publicly outrageous a but when you put him under oath, he can't remember. asked -- amy: explain timothy o'brien. >> a former colleague of ours at "the new york times" that wrote "trump nation." the book was worth $5 billion of damages to him. under oath he was asked, how do you determine your net worth? donald's answer, well, it depends on my mood. it depends on how i dealing. the lawyer pursued this. donald kept saying, yes, it depends on how

july 4, 1966 and the middle three paragraphs are not about open government here and they are about secrecy. this one is about military secrets. this one is about privacy and confidentiality and deliberation. this is about the prerogatives of the presidents under the constitution as commander in chief t. lbj says i do not share this concern. ofthe middle whole section the final signing statement of the historic bill is about withholding information. years haspact over 50 been amazing. the united states was the third country in the world to have a freedom of information act, after sweden and so chilling. some states like wisconsin had already done information -- freedom of information act. but the federal government passed there is a 1956. take the state of michigan, for example. that the water crisis, the lead poisoning and the kids in flint, michigan, is because state officials -- this is from their own e-mails released through the state freedom of information act -- there e-mails, they write to each other's, well, we are not pointed to the corrosion control in the pipes because it will co

i went with a couple of paragraphs at the very end of bae-2.t's a nonfiction, critical work but also narrative that a narrative that is about my life and my family remembering and forgetting intertwined together making us who we are. one, and another never without the other. remember, so much has been forgotten or silence. while personal memory is faulty. through my youth had a memory of soldiers fighting onto another boat as we floated on the south china sea, i was four. my brother, seven years older said the shooting never happen. as an adult, i remember my mother being hospitalized when i was a child. a few years ago i discovered a member had had written in college, i read in my own words that she was in the hospital at that time, not your. her illness, and that strange word with its patients had made me feel like i was a fighting child. that feeling is what i remember. as for my father, it's pointless to ask him about the past. his relationship with the pastors to muffle it. at least in my presence. i visited his homeland, i have never visi

frankly it's a fairly positive report even though you read paragraph to paragraph and there's a lot of. i'm going to ask him about the first sentence of his summary. strong sustainable balanced inclusive growth eludes us. the median forecast is being downgraded. longer-term we don't know what kind of tit-for-tat tariff detection is an is going to be in place. tom: they do mention it early on. it dovetails a little bit into the election. clearly madame lagarde has said trade matters. that is one of the messages year as well. we do not have him yet. good to see you. this is also about the existential threat to the world economic order. it is an existential threat in terms of market dynamics. sterling breaking through is a smaller story for the imf that mixes in. let's remember it is a shift in outlook with reduced u.s. growth lesser developed economy growth with some other areas actually doing better. canada coming down as well. it's a mixed jumble. it sort of gets to the market reaction. we will be back with that interview. to the central-bank policy here in the u.s.. loretto mester say

then came the following paragraph. it was the last abuse that truly broken. i have never heard of gbsd and didn't know if stockholm syndrome until i was diagnosed with them after the crime. it is been a little over 17 years now and i still have nightmares, crushing anxieties and more than anything else, the way to guilt if i didn't a stronger person, if i would've taken the abuse in times like i was supposed to, then my best friend would still be alive. and i will invite you to get the book if you want to read the rest of the story. so stories like that, completely devastate you and break your heart but then also moving stores also help you put her heart back together again. after that section of stores there'there's another section bw do those fit into that map that was created and for section? and it take we section taking stock, what do we learn from this? in the appendix to our five stories of my time as a volunteer prison chaplain at river bend where worked on the mental-health side in the most violent units in the prison. i tell five stories up particul

we are striking the second paragraph under item number 1 scope. this is a little bit redundant. >> okay. >> then, under item number 5 certification of full time employees in the first sentence we are striking the word employee hours after it says applicant must verify the number of full time equivalent employees employed in san francisco, employee hours as of the immediately proceeding june 30th sowe are striking employee hours. under item number 6, we corrected the word-instead of saying questions, questionary and then we rephrased that paragraph to read the office of small business shall prepare businesses assessment questionnaires for each applicant to complete as part of the grant application. solicit information related to financial status of the business and whether the business is receiving other grants, non-profit mitigation fund, sf shines or sf biz fit. keep individual questionnaires response confuadditional but may use responses to identify programs that may help businesses and in the regular reporting to the business and board of super

we are striking the second paragraph under item number 1 scope. this is a little bit redundant. >> okay. >> then, under item number 5 certification of full time employees in the first sentence we are striking the word employee hours after it says applicant must verify the number of full time equivalent employees employed in san francisco, employee hours as of the immediately proceeding june 30th sowe are striking employee hours. under item number 6, we corrected the word-instead of saying questions, questionary and then we rephrased that paragraph to read the office of small business shall prepare businesses assessment questionnaires for each applicant to complete as part of the grant application. solicit information related to financial status of the business and whether the business is receiving other grants, non-profit mitigation fund, sf shines or sf biz fit. keep individual questionnaires response confuadditional but may use responses to identify programs that may help businesses and in the regular reporting to the business and board of super

. >> page 6, >> pertaining to the second paragraph which is fine, may not [inaudible] commission period. i also stated after that that director garcia has aurder already reviewed accepted and implemented staff and board protocoles and also said the commission rule is clearly defined in city charter section 4.102. i would like to submit that for correction. thank you. >> okay, so that's a- >> it was deleted out. >> right. it's a addition back to the minutes. without objection we'll add that as part the amendment. i wanted to also add under page 3 in the fourth paragraph regard thg waiver, i think we should define the waver-it says mrs. wagner says sometimes when a waver -and discusses the wavers. is it accurate to call that the medi-cal waver or is there a section 8-just add medi-cal waver because you read it you dont know what waver we are talking about. >> third paragraph? >> fourth paragraph page 3 in regards to the cost structure and revenue projection about the waver. >> thank you. >> that was my only addition if that was okay we would then-with those additions if we are prepare tod

them use the carry ford which is the government - - the gimmick that donald trott uses and the last paragraph, finally, i have ben audited by the irs multiple times and currently m being audited. i have no problem releasing my tax information while i am under audit. [applause] and then to conclude by saying he there would mr. trump and he would have no legal problem. if you're going to call out warren and buffet you better be prepared for a good old-fashioned nebraska honest facts about what the truth really is. and the other thing about war buffett rich people should pay more in federal income-tax is to pay their fair share for our country. [applause] donald had no answer talked-about cheap chinese steel for construction projects he does use could american and steal to support american jobs. people claim to be in the side of workers. and to talks about american steelworkers he even has the nerve to talk about how well will send the sky scrapers soaring and all the while hiding the truth. he went to great extremes to hide the fact that he chose to support chinese workers not american workers.

james comey put out a very brief three paragraph statement today.ok like he will be coming up with any information anytime soon. could we go on like this until the election with so much actually unknown? margaret: we totally could. i think jim comey really prides his work in public service and his ability to make responsible decisions -- the cusp we don't know the nature of what is in , it's hard or device to know whether o -- there will be demand to know more. not knowing makes it really hard to defend herself and address what is at hand right now. jim co recommended not to bring criminal charges, he did it again withmey a fair critique of hillary clinton. that's when jim comey recommended not bringing criminal charges. he felt he needed to take this certainlythink he understood when he took this step one it would mean and what the repercussions could be. we will continue to monitor and cover the market reaction to this story throughout the hour. we did see the s&p come down from gains. it is now trading in the red. we saw a spike in the fix. -- in

i wanted to also add under page 3 in the fourth paragraph regard thg waiver, i think we should define the waver-it says mrs. wagner says sometimes when a waver -and discusses the wavers. is it accurate to call that the medi-cal waver or is there a section 8-just add medi-cal waver because you read it you dont know what waver we are talking about. >> third paragraph? >> fourth paragraph page 3 in regards to the cost structure and revenue projection about the waver. >> thank you. >> that was my only addition if that was okay we would then-with those additions if we are prepare today disicose those or proceed >> student the voted . anyone else have additions? no, then we are ready for the vote. all in favor the minutes as we are have corrected aye. opposed? the minute are approved. >> there is no public comment on that item and item 3 is directors report. >> director garcia. >> good afternoon commissioners. i want to thank those who addended 150 year anniversary celebration at laguna honda. that was a excellent day for us and had over 150 people for 150 year anniversary. also many reside

four paragraphs in total. it's not until the last half of the last one that you see why he should lose his job. we call this burying the lead in the news world. >> we're always trying to figure out how to make it as readable as possible. >> reporter: should they reexamine the rules? >> sur i don't think any of these programs are perfect. >> reporter: to be honest, we in the news media could also do better. we don't tend to cover judges races. let's fix that. these are this year's do not retain judges. michael schifferol. he is told to have poor legal writing, appears too chummy with his courtroom and doesn't said she's bias towards the prosecution. jill-ellyn straus and shiferol, the experts are begging you to fire them. and chances are, you won't. >>> first it was no self- fireworks with your ballot. now cd, -- selfies with your ballot. now cdot is chiming in. signs up on state highways. any sign in the state right of way is illegal. they will take it down. they store it in a maintenance facility, though, if

. >> big picture in a paragraph, how do you explain what the weekend entails? >> this is an event that is included with general admission. there's no added charge. come spend all day with us at the great lakes science center, you can build catapults to launch 10 foot tall zombie, watch demonstrations like some of the elements that we have your. >> on a rainy weekend, this is kind of perfect. what do we got here? >> first thing we are going to do is create atmosphere. we've got orange and purple which is completely halloween themed. you are going to draft one of these pallets of carbon dioxide or dry ice into each of these classes. >> i'm going to don a glove? [ laughter ] i went to high school with donna glove. >> this is solid-state at more than 109 degrees below zero. it's starting to boil and turning into a gas. >> this is the potion part of the entire thing? >> exactly. we are experimenting with potions, concoctions. >> cool airflow. >> we're actually changing colors as well. those are the things we are going to talk about. colors, chemistry. let's move ont

. >> the "new york times" writes this long story and then somewhere around paragraph 18 they point out there was no wrongdoing. now, people have a hard time understanding how taxes work. if donald trump hadn't taken those losses, he could have been he could have been sued by his business partners. >> if you look at the way donald trump has conducted business, he crashes businesses into bankruptcy, leaving scores of businesses unpaid, people really hurting with the losses his companies have suffered. but he walks away unscathed and it appears he walks away with a golden ticket that allows him under the tax code to avoid taxes for decades. >> donald trump sent out this tweet today, saying, quote, i kn than anyone who has ever run for president and i am the only one, he says, who can fix them. #failing "new york times." and trump will be in prescott valley on tuesday. >>> on the democratic side, hillary clinton spoke at a church to talk racial and social injustice. the democratic presidential nominee spoke at the little rock ame zion church in charlotte. clinton to hear from community mem

it was sort of a hesitant paragraph, but what i noticed was that the romans during the monarchy seems to have a lot about murder and in the republic, i couldn't find a law hat was directly about murder. so i asked myself, well, why is this? what's the reason that there is not a law for murder if our evidence is accurate, if we're understanding it's accurate. there is not a law for murder in the republic but there was in the monarchy. one of the main difpkses between monarchy and republic is the nature of government and the centralization of government. during a monarchy, you have one person in charge of government and that's the king and more or less what the king says goes, as with all monarchies, it's not always that straightforward. you still have a monarch that is the ultimate authority and then this changes. in the republic, the nature of authority changes, the nature power changes and i think that the limitations on the right to kill are a way to look at how power works in the republic. the way power works in the republic is that it's diffuse. it belongs to individual fathers of

but they say in the very last paragraph of the discussion it's this will not impact florida are hurricane force winds. this could affect the east coast of florida and the carolinas. >>> mother nature caused more officials halted play. the game was delayed 90 minutes against. when play resumed, the broncos won by 20. you can add more buccaneers to the injury report. >>> fema crews are in the ground at tampa bay looking at the damage left behind from hurricane hermine last month. pinellas county is one of the hardest hit lot of people who are picking up the pieces and debris that was left behind by that storm more than a month ago, and are hoping fema will come through to help. jonathan gets nervous every time it rains. this is what the area looked like during flash flood in june, and again during busting at the seams from the intense pressure of the flood waters. >> we've had to leave for a week, come back, and i still have to rent, they're not changing that. >> reporter: sunday fema reps visited the neighborhood, encouraging everybody to file for federal assistance. >> every family is han

we know hackers in the past have deleted paragraphs and changed orders of sentences to reflect their agenda. it's something they are concerned about and they are watching. they are trying to get to the bottommost as to what is fact. >> kim: we know we're going to talk more before the election and now we are just weeks out. thank you for that. still to come an older man falls in the road helpless with cars zooming all around him. fortunely for him another stops to help and you are going to see that action ahead. >> dana: another hurricane swirling in the atlantic ocean. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen check with kelly and i approved this message. man: the tea party republicans in congress want to cut social security. woman: and danny tarkanian wants to join them. man: he is proud to call himself a "tea party radical." man: he wants to privatize social security... woman: ...just like them. woman: risking social security benefits on wall street. man: danny tarkanian would raise the retirement age... woman: just like the tea party republicans in congress. man: they would take away what we'v

it has three paragraphs. it says nothing about huma abedin. it says nothing about who these e-mails were to or from. he just says he has information that may be significant. we don't even know if it is. you showed some of his testimony to congress just now where they asked if there's significant the case, and he said yes, we will take a look at it. the problem is we learned from yahoo! news last night, we don't even think he's taken a look at any of this. we don't know if anybody has. >> there is at least -- there's credible reporting out there that this came from the laptop of anthony weiner and huma abedin. why on earth wouldn't hillary clinton say to her closest personal aide, was there any stuff on your laptop, and w was it? >> chris, again, i appreciate your question because people want answers. there's nothing about huma abedin in the letter that was sent out. >> i know, but why wouldn't clinton ask her? >> why wouldn't clinton ask anybody? they could be e-mails from anybody in the world. >> there are no reports it's anybody else except

but what he does say in his opening paragraph of his letter to congress is that there is information out there that does appear to have impact on the secretary's investigation about her e-mails, so i've heard a lot, not from randi and not on this show but others say this may not have anything to do with hillary clinton and the investigation but his first paragraph says it does. the second thing is the fbi has done this before, the case of ted stevens, the alaskan senior republican who was later exonerated but the fbi started an investigation of him 100 days before his re-election in 2008 and they did the same thing with pennsylvania congressman kirk welldon who was also exonerated later. they did a very, very high profile of his office. so unfortunately the fbi has done this before. but, you know, i want to say this. this should not be about politics, this should be about justice, it should be about the fbi and not hillary clinton and not donald trump. you know, let's get to the bottom of it because it is a chapter that americans are scratching their head about. >> let me -- i want t