this item is amended to the agreement with parsons transportation group. we're extending it six months. we're increasing amount under the agreement by $14.82 million for a total of $22.3 million. we currently have part of the funding from prop k as our executive director mentioned, and we'll be seeking the remainder of it from rm-3 shortly, as soon as -- the beginning of the year. we're working with m.t.c. now currently. the scope of the work is 30% design. it's for the mine tunnel, using tunnel -- it's 30% design for the mine tunnel, using tunnel boring machine between the transit center and fourth and townsend street station. and the complete 30% design is described in the supplemental environmental document, which was the -- was the work that we were unable to complete as a result of holding off on it, the result of the r.a.p. study. we're updating the phase two cost estimate, and we're preparing the documents for the advanced utility relocation work, which is minor work, but it clears the waytor shovel ready. continue coordinate with the city and caltr

but west fathers parson has a darker side emaciated horses and deer who have starved to death. several thousand animals didn't survive last his harsh winter so although it's not permitted animal rights activists began feeding the creatures thousands of protesters called the reserve a prison for animals both of their animals have no say they're not free they're imprisoned. eddie now who is also protesting against the nature reserve together with other activists he secretly fed the animals last winter but they have to be careful due to the growing tensions police are patrolling the area and handing out fines which can quickly amount to a few hundred euros. but they think it's worth it to help the animals. it's an abscess. it should be removed. for these people the fact that no one takes care of these animals isn't rewilding it's state sponsored cruelty to animals. this is grass and this also and it's not not enough. for now they will fight that's not the issue but for later on in the year into the winter. so is it just a crazy idea to create a nature reserve in one of the most de

people should look through that for a second if name that you just mentioned whether it is parsons are well aware of the landscape of the media that it currently exists it is not in conceivable given your talk of two companies already agreed of an exchange ratio of forward deal. we would benefit from a link up with viacom and so while nia is not in the position to propose it, overtime perhaps there may be a willingness in the part of cbs director to consider it and viacom can decide it may want to push the matter. and for practical purposes, you are always going to need at least, in every deal you get every single director to agree you need two-thirds of those independence to agree and 50% of them after the two years period is over. cbs shares were up last week and they may be up again this morning on this belief somehow that cbs can be sold separately because nai says it will not stand in the way but will of course have the right to vote on shares one way or another. it seems unlikely there would be anybody out there for cbs. i think a bit more was made of verizon and at&t interests t

trading off those trade tensions, looking ahead of the trade's decision this afternoon >>> cbs taps parsonsfter the exit of les moonves. the company says growth was driven by acceleration in north america and strong momentum in international markets. gross margins missed the forecast and that's weighing on the stocks >> nike digitalis leading the way for differentiated retail of 36% for the quarter. we saw acceleration in both our sportswear and key performance >> they did talk a lot about data and analytics, guys at one point, jim, they discussed a store in l.a. where the entire assortment is chosen through data data they drawn from consumer pretrial conferen preferences around the neighborhood >> this is about the personalization of the shoes, it will be able to break the commodity cycle. i thought the quarter was fine and the stock ran up it is supposed to be a blow out quarter. remember the stock was 79.80 during colin kaepernick when it started that controversy there is nothing that makes me want to sell the stock other than the fact that trader is flipping out i was on the k.b. home c

its interim chairman parsons joined the board a few weeks ago. he will lead the search for a new ceo after les moonves' departu departure. >> you figured this was going to be the case when you heard parsons was going on the ball. the role he plays with the clippers -- >> have not seen him in a while. >> no. >> he guest hosts a lot for us maybe he'll come on now. we'll ask him. >> if you're traveling yesterday, or if you were flying delta this may have affected you. the airline's operations finally getting back to normal there was a nationwide ground stop the airline said a technology issue stopped planes from departing but did not pose safety risks to planes in flight at the time. a lot of customers said they were unable to logon to their accounts, others complained they could not access flight information. delta said shortly after 9:00 p.m. that the issue was resolved it would work to accommodate passengers affected by the glitch. >>> president trump delivered a rebuke of globalism yesterday saying the united states would protect its national in

oh, yeah, also new, half the board has been replaced with outsiders, with media veterans like dick parsons and nearly half the members are now >> this is really hard. this is. it's really hard for everybody at necbs . >> on cbs news anchor norah o'donnell found h self in th same position she was in ten months ago when co-host charlie rose was fired. >> women canno achieve equality until there is a reckoning and a taking of responsibility. >> moonv denies h forced himself on anyone and that the llegations are, quote, inconsistent with who i am. a search for a new ceo is o as coo joe ianello steps into the job at lst for now. 11 months after the me too hashtag was key eigcreated,he f ce of a fortune 500 company has fallen. jane wells, los angeles. >>> the man who ushered in a new era for the chinese internet indust is steppingback. jack ma who turned alibaba into one of the world's bigiest comp will resign as chairman in a year. that sent ter stock low in trading today.oo eunicen has more tonight from beijing. >> aeporter: jack ma chose special day to unveil his succession plan. it54 his th

with parsons goals their level on points with round madrid at the top of the table but are in first position thanks to their superior goal difference chelsea missed their chance to go level on points with premier league leaders liverpool chelsea how to n.l. mail drop by west ham they host liverpool on saturday chelsea's manager doing his best to downplay expectations about his team so. i think is the big really we have to do all we need to do. and then maybe. only. we will be in the same level of league. another goal for a slap down ybor he made that has pushed his l.a. galaxy team within sight of an m.l.s. playoff spot flat and scored a scored goal number five hundred and one of his career in this three nil win over against seattle sounders it ended in game when a st for the galaxy. team europe have beaten their world rivals in tennis is laver germany's alexanders of beating south african kevin anderson in chicago was zero retain the trophies thirteen to eight it's only the second time the trophy has been played or but the three day competition now looks to where the stylish selves as an an

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she is a parsons—trained artist that had a fine jewellery background and worked in luxury brands.er saw that not only did we want to reinvent a work—from—home platform for women and make it modern, work on the go, mobile technology, mission driven, but we wanted a product opportunity where there's a big hole in the marketplace. so, jewellery is something where there's a lot of high end and low end but nothing where you're getting real artistry with social responsible production in an affordable luxury price point. so you're an online retailer, you don't have any bricks and mortar. at the moment, high street is struggling. was that pretty sharp foresight on your behalf? from the beginning, it was built to be multichannel and i think multichannel is really important. we think of ourselves as irl and url. in real life and online. i think the combination for the customer is really important. they can see it in person, see the craftsmanship, fall in love with it, if that's the way they want to shop. they can get inspired by seeing micro influencers, which is our stylist community share

skeptic parties gain momentum in sweden the head of the of next week's general election amid a wave of parson attacks we visit a district in the capital that's been branded a no go zone. you're watching the weekly here on r t a snapshot of top headlines from the past week thanks for joining us this hour. tensions have been growing between the warring parties in syria ahead of a possible government offensive to recapture provinces in the northwest washington claims that assad's forces may use chemical weapons if they launch an attack on the region which is largely controlled by islamist extremists russia has responded by saying that terrorists there are preparing a false flag chemical attack as a pretext for western intervention. syrian armed forces have no chemical weapons and no plans to use them there is no military necessity. for the russians to assert that the syrians have chemical weapons sensible people will not use militarily useless means to draw the fire of three powerful countries upon themselves the russians are claiming and this one other group started one of the chemical weapons

seen as a win, win, win for pretty much everyone involved keeping with the topic of media, richard parsons served with both time warner and citigroup's board in the past this comes after former ceo and chairman leslie moonves's ouster amid allegations of sexual misconduct and richard cohen and one other board member is stepping down. mike, i guess a lot of people are waiting for this, and wondering whether the board has -- has got away with less criticism. >> perhaps i mean, i think for the interim, you know, dick parsons is very familiar to the elder statesman role to kind of oversee this and be kind of an embodiment of kind of good governance but without being really somebody who will take over the company and make strategic decisions it seems at this point i don't know it seems to fit with what the current project of this company is to get credibility back on the board and maybe find the next person to run it or find where this company belongs in the big scheme of thing. >> i wonder if this will quiet the criticism that the board could potentially face here, denis. >> i think dick pars

one reason why people are taking a closer look at was taught as parson has to do with these filmmakers from amsterdam. millions of people in the netherlands have seen their film the new wilderness. the film shows plenty of unspoiled nature but also suffering and dying realities of life for animals living in the wild. there's the brutality of the plots on the hunt . and the ugly end of a majestic creature instead of to overlay for the fall of the strong survive the weak die but we notice that many dutch people can no longer accept that. they see everything from the perspective of house pets guilty so something like this is too shocking. the constant police presence shows how he said the debate has become the dutch government has reacted by making some changes at worst father's class and animals can now be shot in emergencies but feeding them remains to be. ranger hunts eric capers is glad that he now knows where things stand even if as a result of the protests by animal rights activists he may now be forced to kill some of these animals. i love nature and animals and the people who demo

and portions of herod is back parsons -- and portions of howard.eeing a lot of brake lights on the surface streets. if you can avoid heading into downtown san francisco, you definitely want to. if you want to use mass transit or carpool or anything to eliminate some extra cars on the roadways. that is a check of your traffic. i will send it back over to you guys. >>> the new transit center has already had some major snags in just the first few weeks since it open. i'm michelle griego katie nielsen joins us from the area with more on the problem that showed -- close the transit center yesterday. >> reporter: so, this the salesforce transit center. it is closed indefinitely. if you take a look behind me you can see fremont street between howard and mission is also close. this is a main route for commuters off the bay bridge. you can see fences blocking off the street. that is all because of a crack that was found in a steel support beam. the beam is on the third level aspect. it is the one that supports the rooftop park and it is right near where the

richard parsons is a name, he's on the board.t know why you would give it to him if he's on the board, that kind of protected him, theoretically, right? you know, david nevins who works at showtime. liz: showtime. yes. i should know that. >> my wife used to work there. and your sister. hear that name a lot. liz: john martin of turner. >> i think they might go out. he left because of the at & t merger. liz: very capable guy. >> very capable guy. those are the names. you want to talk to me also about -- liz: jamie dimon. we teased this. the stock is the third worst performer on the dow jones industrials at last check. >> for what period? liz: today. >> okay. liz: jamie dimon said -- just today. >> jamie dimon said he would be a better president than trump, he's smarter, he's richer. liz: he earned his money. his daddy didn't give it to him. >> then he came out, his p.r. guy, very capable guy, said jamie, this is the president of the united states. he has a lot of power over banks, he runs the treasury department which has got some

diane parsons. diane lopez. stephen patterson. bernard patterson. they are patty. robert patterson. allen. robert penn injure. and my uncle who i never got the chance to meet i convince myself when i was younger i would be just like him my favorite color is green and like to do the same things he likes to do. after hearing the stories to find compassion and it makes me mad and sad and confused a terrible thing could happen. i love you so much uncle norman everyday i live in your memory. >> and my uncle, i never got to meet you but i know we all love and miss you and you will never be forgotten. [applause] >> robert david. i then florez. mary perkins. glenn perry senior. john perry. michael john. david pearson. donald peterson. gene peterson. mark james. philip scott. kevin pfeiffer. and my uncle port authority police officer you were brave and strong antihero. continue to be our angel and watch over us. we love you and miss you. and my uncle, we miss you and we love you and you will never be forgotten. thank you. >> susan pinto. christopher todd. will young coleman. >> tijuana. anth

later on today in the agenda you have an item for your consideration to fund a design contract with parsons to complete the 30% design work. in regards to the status of the environment will documents for phase two, the federal transit administration recently informed us that instead of following the streamline process for approval of the environmental document by issuing a combined final supplemental environmental impact statement and a decision, they have elected to follow the standard neepa process which involving files a notice for the final impact statement in the federal register prior to issuance. this involves the board signing the combined document and then f.t.a. will publish it in the federal original for a 30-day period. we have provided the office of the f.t.a. with the revised copy of the final environmental document with references and the responses to older comments to date included. we are currently expecting the f.t.a. to provide us with their final input by the end of september. our team and the team will remain fully engaged in this process. and i hope to bring the full d

cbs and viacom would be the more obvious thing to have happen >> the answer is i've watched rich parsons who does a great job, he has been fantastic over the last 20 or 30 years that i've known him the notion of common sense at some point in time, let's put the two together >> if they come together, though -- my feeling on viacom specifically and maybe cbs a little bit is that they do have good content not the best but a lot of it they don't have distribution for the 21st century >> i agree >> don't you get a bigger lionsgate and not necessarily an answer to the real problem for the consumer >> i agree only 4.5 million subscribers and netflix is 130 million >> and you have to assume disney will be bigger >> how do i accelerate that and that's a work in progress. look, a great movie this year for paramount was "mission: impossible." i don't think the notion it's as you're describing it, but on the other side it's a long way to go to catch up and direct to the consumers, the holy grail. you're 100% right. >> mario, it's jim thanks for joining us and sharing these thoughts it sounds like wh

we met at parson, 35, who years ago. we both worked for other designers for a few years.am our efforts, instead of competing. we started badgley mischka 30 years ago. trish: wow. and this is the best year yet? >> we had our banner year. and we're very diversified. i mean we're just not about that 10,000-dollar coutre red carpet gown. we design a lot of classifications. there is a thread of glamour through everything we do. as long as there is, a thread of glamour in our products, it resonates with our customer. trish: you guys are doing well. would you say retail overall is seeing some improvement? it is certainly been a struggle over the last decade. online has affected all that, but you're here for fashion week which is going on in new york city. so is there a sense within the industry that things are picking up little? >> buyers are in the showroom. we meet with all the heads of the department stores. they tell us they really feel they're over the hump things are getting better. on retail reports, earnings reports, they are getting better than they were last couple yea

and richard parsons. we'll have much more on the future of cbs.ter bibb from media tech a among other folks today. once again, ronan farrow, big piece in ""the new yorker."" a lot of detail. >> a lot of detail he talks to the person, the accuser, and then does all of the background and talks to whomever -- this was back in the '80s and '90s. talk to people -- >> corroborate. >> corroborate. >> he even brings up the bad news on accusers financial trouble, had broken the law into some areas. brings that in too. >> that's right. >> i think you have 12 now >> once again, getting up to 12, it's like -- >> clearly established. >> 12 is -- one person has financial or legal problems, maybe there's -- who knows but, you know, 12 is 12. >> look, the details are pretty stunning not even stuff i would describe on air. >> i know. you know, jaw dropping. >> yeah. right. pretty stunning. we'll talk more with porter bibb in a few minutes. >>> alibaba co-founder jack ma will step down one year to the day. he's succeeded by current ceo daniel zhang the move is mean

and christine parsons agreed: there were positive responses to the new politics live on social media what the guests were saying, asking: but dave smith declared himself very impressed, writing: the biggest controversy over politics live, one which even hit the pages of the sun newspaper, was prompted by the line—up on monday's first programme. joining me today, former home secretary amber rudd, shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry, the telegraph's camilla tominey, the guardian's anushka asthana and the bbc‘s laura kuenssberg. some thought that all—female panel smacked of political correctness. adam kelly thought it was a heavyweight panel and show worth watching, but went on: others, though, were scathing about complaints that this was a stunt, with bernadette rapp tweeting: well, to discuss all that, i'm joined by rob burley, the bbc‘s editor of live political programmes. thank you for coming on newswatch. the all—women line—up on the first show — you got a bit of attention for it. was it a stunt? no, it wasn't a stunt. so we knew we had a show launching, and in the summer, i

cbs calling dick parsons as interim chairman who succeeds les moonves.roved the move. cbs shaking up its board earlier this month, adding 60 members. also brought in three female directors to improve gender equality. yvonne: appointing ubs investment bank had andrea orso as the new ceo. it reshapes the leadership of two of europe's biggest letters as it shift is its focus in favor of more stable wealth management. ubs' longtime banker and equities chief as cohead stewart s to replace her. ashaad: barclays providing $1.6 billion loan to fund the takeover. the company's existing credit, changing its corporate name to caffrey holdings after the $2.2 billion versace purchase. it wants to double the brand sellthrough e-commerce and 100 new stores. yvonne: china has rejected washington's claims that trade practices are unfair, are doing that the bilateral relationship is strongly couple mentoring. rishaad: david says that beijing is based on a model that is fast becoming obsolete. why do you think the state councils views are essentially old hat? sense, you re

. >> and the emmy goes to -- >> jim parsons, "the big bang theory." >> with multicam, you hear the other us, that's primal in us, the desire to gather in a group and hear a story. >> lauren, look. live from new york, it's saturday night! >> so every generation has their favorite "saturday night live," right, and it's usually the one that was on when they were in high school. so the people that were in high school during the 2000s won the jackpot. because over the course of that decade, you see some of the most extraordinary people come through that show. >> we should mention that although the waters above appear calm, below the surface there is a frenzy of activity. >> one of the hallmarks of "snl" is you need somebody to play the president. and will's dubya was stellar. >> will ferrell's george w. >> can i get those antlers? >> there you go, son. >> cow bell was fantastic. not only because it's a great concept but because will really gets to be will. >> the last time i checked, we don't have a whole lot of songs that feature the cow bell. i got to have my cow bell, baby. i'll be doing m

to me so when i was asked to join the board, i have a lot of respect for shari redstone and dick parsonsard. it seemed like an interesting opportunity. i don't really serve -- i'm on two outside boards starwood property trust and now cbs >> confluence of video games and media seems be to be melding more and more. is that part of the reason you're being there >> maybe it's the reason that i'm interesting to shari and other board members that i built it based on the notion that video is transforming the media business we've been soin it 17 years >> there's a front page story in "the new york times" by james stewart, really discussing how the board turned on moonves, after it appeared that he wasine women by giving her a job at the company. do you know anything about it? >> no, i'm new at the company. i'm a huge believer in compliance i've been running public companies since i was 29 and they've always been highly public companies the opportunity to take over take-two was in many ways driven by compliance. i think any great company has to do what it do and has to be highly comblient >> let'

richard parson has been named interim chairman.ersons as a former is a former chairman of time warner. he has denied any wrongdoing in his allegations. bruce gordon and the former he is stepping down next year. the development research. he would be proposed to become the have of directors. he has been with the company since 1970s six. they are down 22% this year. delta airlines flights had resumed normally after a technical glitch caused a nationwide glitch. delta did have to do it late delight more than 660 flights. a class at about 90 minutes before the technical issue was resolved. the shares of delta are up to a half percent on the year. >> the problem is they should give everybody who is troubled by a delay like that alcohol. but then it causes chaos. i was on a flight back to new york city and it landed in albany. we don't give angry passengers alcohol. delta does it well. coming up the solid earnings. they did not excite investors last night. almost 3% right now. and then home sweet home. a cottage made entirely out of choco

not in a parson we get we do someone republican so offended because she knows kavanaugh. this is that democrats and republicans watching. this is americans watching now to see what this body will do. this isn't about politics or partisanship. i will forever remember what dre before us. she said she was performing her civic duty. she wasn't trying to destroy a man. she was a courageous heroic woman telling her truth of sexual assault and sexual harassment. this is what was done to me, she said. many of my colleagues yesterday said they found dr. ford credible. but to confirm judge kavanaugh you would have to say not only that you don't believe her, dr. ford, but that you are so certain that it didn't happen that you willing to force a vote now without any further investigation. at best this means you think somehow she was confused, that she doesn't really know what happened to her. even though yesterday she told us that she remembers brett kavanaugh covering her mouth, seared into our memory, expressing fear at the time that he might accidentally kill her. she told us deta