boyd-pates: susan? thinkchrach: well, i people have to learn to look at statements that are being made be informed, to and to try to critically think about those. that wasnot sure that done as much as could be, and i think that this was such a different kind of candidate, and so unconventional, that it might have been very hard for people to do that, but i think that we need people to think very, very , maybe,ly, and to make better informed decisions. in terms of analyzing the elections, i'm afraid it is really beyond my pay grade, and it is a matter of speculation, and repeated what i have read in the news for why this happened. ms. abdullah: so, i wrote a longer piece on this that came out on inauguration day that can -- called "black liberation in the era of trump," so if you want a longer analysis, it is there, but this is not the first time it happened. talked about 1968. 23 member who was elected president in 1968 --next's -- nixon's election in 1968. we have parallels with the black liberation mo

commissioner pating. >> thank you very much for the great report. and saw this when it wasprinted at the committee meeting and even better a second time. i was wonder -there are two items one is if you can brag about winning the national grant. we are one of two cities. a east coast city has one. we are the west coast. >> when we originally applied for the funding it was a competitive grant award and like commissioner pating said, two cities received that award so new york and san francisco and additionally there is 16 states health departments that receive that funding too. so, we are one of 18 cities across the nation that have the programs in their health department. >> yfs in new york, it was 17 degree jz the rats were running in the subways because it was see so cold. the second question i want to ask but see you address it, i wanted to ask-this is such wonderful information how can we share this with citizens? i think there is no worse thing to drive people apart that perhaps talking about rowligion and politics but no better thing to bring pe

commissioner pating. >> thank you very much for the great report. and saw this when it wasprinted at the committee meeting and even better a second time. i was wonder -there are two items one is if you can brag about winning the national grant. we are one of two cities. a east coast city has one. we are the west coast. >> when we originally applied for the funding it was a competitive grant award and like commissioner pating said, two cities received that award so new york and san francisco and additionally there is 16 states health departments that receive that funding too. so, we are one of 18 cities across the nation that have the programs in their health department. >> yfs in new york, it was 17 degree jz the rats were running in the subways because it was see so cold. the second question i want to ask but see you address it, i wanted to ask-this is such wonderful information how can we share this with citizens? i think there is no worse thing to drive people apart that perhaps talking about rowligion and politics but no better thing to bring pe

tomorrow morning and we walked to the car to say our good by i said do you do this often >> she said pates e what's that. >> due go to the mayors houses on a sunday night and ask for building. >> she said oh, yeah i do it all the time. >> remember in 1989 she said mayor cox of new york he has a much nicer house than you do oh, so you're a wise guy you know mother i don't do those things for free she said what. >> my wife is working on a project and building a facility i'd like to show you what you're doing they hospital she said okay. let's go now it is 11 o'clock at night the mayor calls the hospital there is bed lemon the mayor is coming at 11 o'clock at night with mother teresa sequoa went up to the unit and 10 or 12 babies undergo withdrawal and she reached to the babies and blessed the babies and left her medallion and went to the aids ward she blessed each of those guys and left her medallion and went through the hospital for an hour went through the old place as we were leaving through the old reception hall you remember that we had an enturning of one hundred people following us at

>> i was a small business owner for 25 years, and really didn't san tis pate that -- anticipate -- i first in the state senate and i didn't anticipate that or serving in congress. i ran a business for 25 years. we grew a company into a -- several hundred employees and saw over the time what i thought was the overreach of government, the encroachment of government in decisions we were making and additional resources that we had to commit to comply with regulations and so on. and so i really believe that government -- that overreach of government is holding businesses back. think it still continues to hold our economy book and holds people back. decided to run to make sure my canadas and grandkids would have the opportunity to live the american dream that i had the opportunity to do. >> what was your business? >> construction company. just a little background on that. i think i'm the only member of congress ever to be born into an amish family. my parents were actually what is call -- drive thing buggies and i was number ten of 12 kids and so i was the first in my family to graduate fr

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. >> councilmember pating. >> present. >> mayor lee. >> present. >> councilmember sanchez. >> present. >> councilmember chung. >> present. >> councilmember karshmer. >> present. >> the approve of the minutes of march 7th. 2017. (no audio). [audio cutting out] >> motion to approve. >> second. >> any discussions or questions if not. call for the motion. all in favor, please say, "aye." >> (multiple voices): aye. >> any opposed? approved. next item. >> directors report. >> good afternoon commissioners we have great information and i wanted him to take questions and comments from you. >> good afternoon. i wanted to lel you now on march 20th. 2017 i received a letter that officially notified us the san francisco public of health commission is an accredited health department. [applause]. out of 3,000 health departments in the country less than 200 are accredited within california we have nine local health departments, that are accredited with long beach san diego humboldt orange county pasadena venn tur yeah now san francisco and los angeles were accredited i wanted to thank all of the comm

commissioner pating. >> thank you very much for the great report. and saw this when it wasprinted at the committee meeting and even better a second time. i was wonder -there are two items one is if you can brag about winning the national grant. we are one of two cities. a east coast city has one. we are the west coast. >> when we originally applied for the funding it was a competitive grant award and like commissioner pating said, two cities received that award so new york and san francisco and additionally there is 16 states health departments that receive that funding too. so, we are one of 18 cities across the nation that have the programs in their health department. >> yfs in new york, it was 17 degree jz the rats were running in the subways because it was see so cold. the second question i want to ask but see you address it, i wanted to ask-this is such wonderful information how can we share this with citizens? i think there is no worse thing to drive people apart that perhaps talking about rowligion and politics but no better thing to bring pe

commissioner pating. >> thank you very much for the great report. and saw this when it wasprinted at the committee meeting and even better a second time. i was wonder -there are two items one is if you can brag about winning the national grant. we are one of two cities. a east coast city has one. we are the west coast. >> when we originally applied for the funding it was a competitive grant award and like commissioner pating said, two cities received that award so new york and san francisco and additionally there is 16 states health departments that receive that funding too. so, we are one of 18 cities across the nation that have the programs in their health department. >> yfs in new york, it was 17 degree jz the rats were running in the subways because it was see so cold. the second question i want to ask but see you address it, i wanted to ask-this is such wonderful information how can we share this with citizens? i think there is no worse thing to drive people apart that perhaps talking about rowligion and politics but no better thing to bring pe

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but by 6:00 i don't pate any.aring up in the overnight hour and 27 and 10:0025 degrees, dipping down to 21 in the overnight hours. so it's going to be a cold night ahead. and friday the best chance of seeing a little wintry mix or shower coming through. this is a look at 10:00, a shower in the city and shower north and west that is friday night into saturday. you'll see that here in the seven-day forecast. it's windy and cold, and we have snow showers around this afternoon. 29 for your high. it stays cold after a cold overnight hours and in the morning you wake up and bundle up for the morning bus stop and only up to 37 and we are above freezing and dry and clouds and sunshine. friday for st. patrick's day, increasing clouds and 43 degrees and looks like a warm front that comes through and gives us a chance for wintry mix and showers in the city friday night into saturday morning. not a lot of precipitation but something we are watching cloudy and a shower around in the afternoon, a shower north and west. the high

. >> reporter: a preliminary damagest pate of $73 million. some have gotten checks from a public donation fund. 200 people are still living in city-run shelters. moving forward, a lot of discussion as to who is in charge of flood control in san jose. the city attorney says the city is not responsible and is pointing the finger at the water district. the water district says they do not have enough funds to do the swop of the work. we are live in san jose, david louie, abc 7 numbers. >> thank you. >>> the city of oakland may be running out of time to keep the raiders in time. bank of america will help finance the stadium in las vegas. today, officials there met to hammer out a 30-year lease agreement with the team. laura anthony is live at city hall. officials are not thrilled with the latest development. >> reporter: they are not saying a lot here. i know they met behind closed doors here at city hall. they are well aware things are moving ahead in las vegas. they tell me, they think it's far from a done deal down there or at least one the nfl

i'm "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandhya pate when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. . >>> new video of a really foolish stunt. take a look. this man car surfing on a california freeway, and this wasn't some professional doing this, not at all. as reporter rob mcmillen from our situate ter station in los angeles, this man was an amateur risking his life. >> my only thought was how stupid can you be. >> jennifer ferrekas is talking about this, a guy hanging outside a truck while on a busy southern california freeway. >> the guy did have one hand on the car and the other hand off, so it is just nerve-racking, you know. >> reporter: she says it happened on saturday morning on the northbound side of the 15 freeway approaching corona. >> he's about to climb back in the window. >> reporter: when she saw it, she whipped out her smart phone and started shooting video. >> he could have easily fallen and i could have ran him over. it could have caused

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less wind tomorrow just a beautiful day for saint pate tricks day 41 with sunshine and westerly windsive to 10 miles an hour. on your seven day for cat weather authority some rain and snow showers for your saturday. all depends on where you live. for sunday a chance of morning snow showers, 43, by the afternoon monday 48. rain for tuesday. it will be spring by then. wednesday 42. thuses thursday 45. not feeling like spring but it will get here eventually. we'll send it over to you. >> not soon enough. >> not soon enough. >> it is march madness. come on. >> how is that bracket looking? >> not good. i pick up couple upsets that didn't happen early on i'm not doing too well. i got time. >> you got time. only the first half of the first day. we still got time. villanova taking on mount saint mari's in just a little bit mount saint mary's says we're not squared a little bit. hear what they have to say. check out this last second shot that could have put princeton into the second round much that's coming up next in sports. my hygienist told me to try... ...a mouthwash. so i tried crest. it

with new england patriots this past february defensive end chris long let it be known to the patriot patee. in chem comes eat guess. free agent signings chris long and patrick robinso met with the medial long surprised us all with a secret obsession with the philly fan. >> i was chasing around donovan mcnabb all day. they hung 44 on us. fight song, you know, and i just remember thinking throughout my career i was like, i would really love to play in a city like that, you know, that's got that kind of atmosphere. >> from 68 now down to four. you got to love the final four ladies and gentlemen. here we are and i absolutely love both matt matchups happening this weekend i'll give you my picks what's happening saturday night and of course the championship game monday night. first game tomorrow gonzaga taking on south carolina. both teams advancing to their first final four in school history. i'm going to go with mark few and his squad best team he's ever had gonzaga they advance to the champion shim game on monday night. over on the other side of things folks oregon and unc. for my money the

the intelligence community from within, there are a lot of good dedicated pate rots there -- patriots there. they need to purge those people from their midst as well. who are not loyal to the united states of america. and those who are working against the foreign policy agenda of this president. and we need to rebuild america. we need to make america great again. we need to restore our economy. we need to get our tax cuts done. we need to get some more regulatory reform. let's have this robust growing economy kicked off and see that 3%, 3.5%, 4% growth that this country can do with the freedom that has been delivered to it, much of it by the pen of our new president, donald trump. so i'm optimistic about our future. although we have our challenges in front of us, mr. speaker. and i urge that my colleagues step up to this task, keep it constitutional, keep it free market, remember the individual freedom and the god-given liberty and the legacy that we're leaving for succeeding generations. and let's get this job done and make america great again. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back th

i know that the pate rots that work -- patriot that work in the intelligence community -- patriots that work in the intelligence community want us as well to go wherever the facts lead. as has been mentioned, the only person we've announced is jared kushner. and we will schedule that when we have the facts, so we can ask the appropriate questions. there's a lot of names. the chairman has mentioned names. there will be appropriate time. but it's got to be done in a timely way. so that any individual, those and others, there will be others, we have the right questions to ask. tomorrow's hearing, as the chairman mentioned, will be the first in a series. i think it will be interesting because some of the techniques which the russians used in this past election, really go to the heart of how our democratic process works. i was a technology guy before i was in politics. the very technology that has made our lives simpler can also be misused in ways to put false information for folks who potentially only get their news off of twitter feed or a facebook news feed. and that raises serious questi

. >> well, for more of the red hot market we're joined by the global business executive, ryan pately.r coming in. >> yeah. >> the attorney is up beat. donald trump did a good speech. no one is hearing the other side of the trump policies. nobody is hearing about the trade wall the china and mexico, the billions of dollars it could cost america if they run up the immigrants. why aren't they hearing that? >> from a biz perspective. i would want to hear what he is doing. he has expectings going on set 21,000 on the-ddow, if there's delay i think it will cause a ripple effect. it isn't talking about the sfwer national market because it hasn't focused on what we're doing here. >> let's look at the asian markets. i want to get your take on it as you see, two green, two red. kind of as you see the nikkei there. .09 up there. hong kong hang seng is down. how do you read these numbers in relation to donald trump and that speech? >> i read it as what he said. he was talking about harley-davidson about an example of importing and how he was going to make trade be more fair to importing things in

the pate was the only person inside -- the pilot was the only person inside the aircraft.lison: the pope is now open to the idea of marry men becoming priests. there is a shortage of the clergymen and he called it a problem. he allows married priests that convert to catholicism to serve. he did not say if men who were already priests could marry in the future. the winter storm hitting the northeast is starting to pull away. jonathan: the snow started coming down early in several states pennsylvania up through new england. kenneth moton has more from new york. kenneth: winter whiplash. the northeast hit with a late winter blast. >> the road is slushy but passible. kenneth: several inches of snow coming down in s jersey. the friday morning commute slower on the slick roads. >> my back end slid a little bit. there was a car behind me so i was worried but i got back on. >> the roadway a mess in pennsylvania. near pittsburgh, wanda says the driver slid in the utility pole, bringing down power lines. >> the car is all messed up. it's totaled. kenneth: the winter weather calls fo

it all depends on the audience and how they're prar tis pating and their reactions and how much they're giving so it changes our performance for sure. >> did either of you see this play before you started working? you knew it before you workeden it? >> yes, of course there's the well-known recording which i know i grew up with. . >> that was the one i was bread and buttered on. this say completely new concept, one that i've never seen before. >> i was reading one of the reviews for the show and it said umo comes close to stealing the show. >> are you making that up? >> i wrote it down, right there. my question is do you read reviews from city to city or is it one of those things where you don't want to. >> i don't read the reviews. >> do you think a good review -- it can affect your performance. >> yeah, it does. >> good or bad. >> i feel like that with movie reviews. i think well, i want to make my own judgment. >> exactly. >> movie actors don't have to worry because once the review comes out they're done but live on stage every night, anything that gets in your head, it's ruined. >> s

unrivalled integrity, was doing her job just this afternoon in the white house press room when she was pated cut off trying to ask a question. one of your own california congresswoman, maxine waters was taunt woued with a racist joke t her hair. too many women, especially women of color, have had a lifetime of practice taking precisely these kinds of indignities in stride. but why should we have to? and any woman who thinks this couldn't be directed at her is living in a dream world. >> and we're back 92 campaign, it seems like. >> no, it wasn't the campaign. >> but seriously those are very strong words. what did you think of the secretary's comments? >> i was surprised. i arrived home and was with my daughters and someone said did you see hillary clinton and i was like no. and i saw it and couldn't believe it. i was shocked. but i did go on twitter and said preach. >> listen, yes, he does work for the white house but ultimately he works for the american people and he -- the american people deserve the truth and you should be respectd and as long as you respect him, he should respect you an

. >> 'tis pate in that program and passing medicare and negotiating the ability with the pharmaceuticald allowing us to buy less expensive drugs around the world that will not only lower the cost of medicine in this country, but lower the cost of health care. those are short-term remedies. >> you would need to convince republicans in the house and that's not going happen it seems. what happens over the next year? the president is saying this will fail on its own and democrats will come back to him a year from now trying to make a deal. >> i look at life a little bit differently than the president does. one of the reasons that this legislation went down today is that all over this country wie had hundreds of thousands of people coming out to rallies and cnn covered town meetings where instead of 20 or 30 people agreeing with republicans, you had 1,000 people showing up saying you know what, you are not going to triple the rates that i pay for health insurance. you are not going to throw me off of medicaid. people began to fight back. we have to continue that. the republican agenda and ta

unrivalled integrity was doing her job just this afternoon in a white house press room when she was patend cut off trying to ask a question. maxine waters was taunted with a racist joke about her hair. >> she went on to say these are the things women have to live with that people see as normal but it's not. >> i think every time we're on air there are comments made about our looks or you look tired or babey you fine. we're talking about looks, intelligence. >> i get sick when people say that to me all the time. >> i believe it. even april ryan, on this very show we had to defend the integrity of someone who has indisputable record as a journalist. you have to constantly defend your credibility when you're the victim. >> i think it's interesting when you said we should look at this differently because she is calling for the president to be impeached and i thought about all the times this current president called for the former president to be impeached. >> saying he wasn't born here. >> you're not making sense, man. i love you, but you're not making sense. >> don -- >> we can come on air

. >> did you see him he did a little sink pateed bop.ck and form but the double. >> every now and then you have to throw the double in. >> you are taking it to the next level. >> one small step of time. >> bade steps it is. >> sometimes that's how you do it. roller coaster weather continues. we'll be spring next three days and then back down to winter to the weekend. march is season of up and downs. month of up and downs, that's what we have today. temperatures well first i want to you take a look that map and check out the whipped bashes. and cooling in warm are air and mild are air to the south. as a result this morning it's not 30s we had yesterday it's 48 in washington and look at rich mopped and then look at the 60s knoxville 6. warmer air in our our direction and we'll be near 70 later today and breezy. here's winds at 10 a.m. today and gusting up out of the south at about 24, 25 miles an hour and later this afternoon and evening, evening commute times winds gustsing up up and over 30 and as the front gets much, much closer as we m

boyd-pates: -- p.m. --y night at 8:00 10:00 p.m. eastern on "after words.' now, author howard blum talks about the life of betty pack, a washington, dc debutante who worked as a spy for the british and americans during world war ii. howard blum describes her ability to seduce diplomats and officials in order to learn secrets and provide information to her handlers. this talk is part of a multi-day conference at the world war ii museum in new orleans. it is about 45 minutes. >> our next speaker is howard blum, who brought the story you are about to hear to our local audience earlier this year while he was on his book tour. we thought so much of it and of howard that we wanted to bring him back for you all here today. one of his previous books that i'm sure you all know of is the brigade: an epic story of vengeance, salvation, and world war ii, about a group of jewish volunteers who fought the nazis and the postwar actions of a few of them. in today's presentation, the last kiss good night, howard has found another remarkable story about a dazzling american de

type two tom cotton pates after nonaction report. >> you can expect to solve a problem that addressesne fix in the country's economy and touches every american in a very personal and intimate way in 18 days. leland: to that point, they want to deal or need to deal with the debt ceiling and tax reform if we believe mr. trump's timetable and 54 legislative days. is that even possible? >> it's a hard sell. the supreme court nomination of gorsuch had to come out. that'll be a big fight over the next couple weeks. other nominations out there. you are starting to have a limited amount of turning radius on capitol hill. the tax reforms that there's a reason why they haven't done tax reform in 30 years. it's the perfect clinical issue. some people inc. that maybe this repeal and replace obamacare mantra, getting press releases minutes after they pulled the bill to save maybe we will run on that come 2018 because it's a great political issue. >> you are thinking of taking some time off and i don't think that'll happen. >> this is like the hotel california. you can check out anytime you like, b

they don't pate bills, but yeah. >> stephen: right. a day. >> stephen: what's a common problem? people bring their cats to you. >> pee, poop, blood, guts. >> stephen: i'm sorry, what was that, pee, poop, blood, guts. >> pee and poop blood and guts. the cat is either peeing someplace they don't want the cat to pea-- "i" "e," or something like that. or they're beating up boyfriend, child, that sort of thing. >> stephen: do you think cats are capable of loving us? >> of course, they are. >> stephen: don't say, of course, they are. they don't betray's lot of emotion. i had two cats. >> and liked my cats. i loved my cats. but i didn't always get it back from them. i always get it back from my dog. >> which is why i have dogs. that's exactly it. ( cheers and applause ) listen -- >> stephen: so you take care of cats but you live with dogs. >> you need that payoff, right? you have to have a little bit of a payoff. i don't mind the concept of saying you love me, but then there's the zen love, the temporary love. and that's cats. they definitely

this is where the tv cameras and the judging stands will all be set up for this year's saint pate tracksfk. we went around city hall, bam, made a right at mark and we're all the way down to right here smack dab in front of independence hall. >> i'm ready for a little irish jig. how about you? >> ♪ >> happy st. patrick's day! >> you can catch the sane patrick's day parade live right here on fox 29 sunday march 12th from noon to 3:00. then you can watch it again with rebroadcast on st. patrick's day comes your way right here at noon. a local man who overcame a huge challenge at birth is using his life to inspire others. his unique message straight ahead and mardi gras beads still littering the streets of new orleans. one week after that big party but how one charity is using them to provide possible with disabilities with some jobs. >>> and philadelphia gearing up for the big nfl draft. new at 6:00 find out how you can be front row for all the exciting action. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sal

i want to bring in laura coats, page pate. let's get to the bottom of this legally. what's the significance behind the fact that this investigation into the trump team, these possible contacts or contacts and russia, that it was going on months before the election, and is still ongoing after eight months. >> the consequence really is, they have not concluded their investigation, that you are seeing these things do not work on an election calendar, but an investigation calendar, which lags behind as quickly as we like it to. there is a longstanding tradition in the fbi. a mandate that says we don't comment on ongoing investigations. we never do that, now it appears that directive, that edict is well, sometimes we will, and we'll tell you when we think it's important enough to do so. so you have a kind of -- everyone getting swept under this hurricane that says, we're not only going to follow protocol, and as a result, you have the credibility of agencies now being questioned, the president of the united states, and his campaign being in question. certainly former cand

clinton after she had been elected president and i went to her white house to get information to ex cull patelary clinton and i went back to her herself and told her this information i'd gotten from her own staff people and went up to the cameras and told the press and the public what i'd just gotten from hillary clinton's white house. you would think that would be outrageous and every republican would rightly discredit me for doing so. that's what's just happened. >> appreciate it. next, president trump under fire for climate change. jeanne moos on president trump. it's his move. hey, ready foyeah. big meeting? >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both diarrh

joining me now defense attorney and trial lawyer paige pate, what's your assessment of this new videonow if this new video changes the analysis of whether officer -- it calls into question why the ferguson police department decided to release only the more recent video or the one closest in time to when he was shot. i think it was clear at the time that the ferguson police department wanted to push back on the public attention, the narrative that officer wilson had used excessive force when he shot michael brown. the way they did that was to isolate that part of the video that suggests that michael brown was acting in some sort of violent or confrontational manner, i don't think either one of the surveillance videos should have been part of the legal analysis of what officer wilson did. >> cnn did ask this fwlooirm maker to splairn his version as to what happened in this video. let's listen. >> we have spoken to many people in the community and trading a little bag for something at the store is very, very common. there's a drug dealer, we found out in the store. so what michael did, h

this was this past administration that pate made us put on jerseys.dministration that said if you're pro-environment, you're anti-energy. if you're antianti-energy, you're pro-environment. this president says we're going to be pro-growth, pro-jobs and pro-environment and get back to the core epa originalism, if you will, sean, the core mission of the agency, advancing air quality, advancing water quality by doing so with connectivity to create jobs. >> sean: sir, many years ago i was a contractor. i bought an old providence gas company. it was the best $200 i ever spent in my life. it had body damage. i fixed it up myself. it was a vehicle that ran on natural gas it runs cleaner as i understand it than gasoline. we have more than the entire middle east has oil combined. do you see america maybe moving toward natural gas-run vehicles? how much would the average american save? how many jobs would be created? >> i think it's happening. we're in the process of that technological revolution, if you will, sean. you know, the -- what the president did today

. >> councilmember pating. >> present. >> mayor lee. >> present. >> councilmember sanchez. >> present. >> councilmember chung. >> present. >> councilmember karshmer. >> present. >> the approve of the minutes of march 7th. 2017. (no audio). [audio cutting out] >> motion to approve. >> second. >> any discussions or questions if not. call for the motion. all in favor, please say, "aye." >> (multiple voices): aye. >> any opposed? approved. next item. >> directors report. >> good afternoon commissioners we have great information and i wanted him to take questions and comments from you. >> good afternoon. i wanted to lel you now on march 20th. 2017 i received a letter that officially notified us the san francisco public of health commission is an accredited health department. [applause]. out of 3,000 health departments in the country less than 200 are accredited within california we have nine local health departments, that are accredited with long beach san diego humboldt orange county pasadena venn tur yeah now san francisco and los angeles were accredited i wanted to thank all of the comm

you just gave two good examples-brady doesn't want to go because obama there and some new england pate at any rates don't want for goo because -- patriots don't want to go abuse trump there: the undermines the core principle that we set out here. get going back to code one. >> guest: if wouldn't have happened 2505 years ago. reagan. >> host: i wouldn't have happened during the bush era. >> guest: i agree. let's go back to president reagan to people were concerned about him. he was so conservative. but the end of the day when president reagan -- when co rate to -- coretta scott king had to get the martin luther king day -- he signed the bill. so i think your point is really great, we're seeing us move away -- that's why i want told write this book. i'm trial to real reel us back in to understand we don't have to like things, we don't have to agree but we're losing resuspect for each other, we're lieuing respect for institutions and what i found on social media in particular -- because as you know that changes the game we didn't have social media 15 years ago. much less 25, 50, 100 years

were the president of the united states i would want people to take me literally, because it seems pate ronnizing not to. >> i lived throughout the campaign when he accused my boss, ted cruz's father of being involv involved in the jfk assassination. that was not true, news flash. here's the prunts. when he tweets this, he surely knows how it's going to be interpreted. it's important that he understands now that every word he says is going to be taken seriously. >> i want to thank everybody. it used to be fbi directors were all but faceless. that's not the case with james comey. next, why he has found himself at the center of this and so many other storms. >>> and what does putin think? a fascinating conversation with david rehm nick. you can use it online and on your phone. nope. it's been masterpassed. winning the little victories, priceless masterpass, the secure way to pay from your bank don't just buy it, masterpass it. nobody does unlimited like t-mobile. while the other guys gouge for unlimited data... t-mobile one save you hundreds a year. right now get two lines of data for $10

> let's talk more about this with cnn supreme court reporter arianna vogue and legal attorney page patepected tomorrow? >> you know, these supreme court confirmation hearings, they represent the first and really the last chance for congress to grill a potential nominee. remember, if gorsuch is confirmed, he gets life tenure. he's almost untouchable. so you'll see the republicans going hard on his paper trail, examining his opinions. they really like opinions on religious liberty and other issues. democrats, they're kinds of -- they're kind of in a tough position. they're furious that obama's nominee, merit garland, didn't get a hearing. they also know here that they're basically replacing a conservative with a conservative. they're returning the court to the status quo before scalia's death. they may decide to save some firepower in case trump gets another retirement sometime down the road of a more liberal justice. >> so page, you know, on gorsuch, chuck schumer said there's a lot of skepticism. is there large concern about whether gorsuch would be able to rein in the executive branch,

like you guys got a little bit of political cover from the freedom caucus over the weekend without pating what's the right number from the white house's perspective adding to the deficit, how high are you willing to go in terms of -- >> it's a really early question to be asking at this point. i think the question is as we construct this both on the corporate side and then on the individual side, i think part of it is, it's going to be an equation that isn't just driven by that, but more what's going to attract jobs, what's going to help us build, what's going to grow the economy. we're growing potentially growing around 2.6, and the president would like to see that growth in the high 3s,4s and 5s. so there's a question about what part of tax reform, especially on the corporate side, will help us spur the economy and grow jobs. and i think that's an ongoing discussion. and i think that's more of the driver of this, and then i think as it evolveses, we'll have the score, and we'll know more. >> you comfortable entirely adding to the deficit -- >> i think the -- >> [inaudible] >> right. you'

i an tus pate if i were the deputy attorney general we'd have a lot of matters coming before the department. i'd approach them all the same way. i would evaluate the facts and the law, consider the applicable regulations, consult with career professionals in the department and then exercise my best judgment. if i were acting attorney general or provide my best advice to the attorney general if he were not recused about what i believe is the right course of action. >> i'd like to go to ms. brand now and ask you about your work at the chamber of commerce. when you worked there, your client was at chamber. in that capacity you signed a number of briefs opposing the positions of government agencies. of course, at the department of justice, your job will be to defend these agencies and their missions. can you discuss how you will approach that from a different angle? >> sure, senator grassley, i would be happy to. as you say, as a lawyer, i have spent some of my career in private practice representing clients. i've spent more of my career in public service of one type or another. but just assen

. >> councilmember pating. >> present. >> mayor lee. >> present. >> councilmember sanchez. >> present>> councilmember chung. >> present. >> councilmember karshmer. >> present. >> the approve of the minutes of march 7th. 2017. (no audio). [audio cutting out] >> motion to approve. >> second. >> any discussions or questions if not. call for the motion. all in favor, please say, "aye." >> (multiple voices): aye. >> any opposed? approved. next item. >> directors report. >> good afternoon commissioners we have great information and i wanted him to take questions and comments from you. >> good afternoon. i wanted to lel you now on march 20th. 2017 i received a letter that officially notified us the san francisco public of health commission is an accredited health department. [applause]. out of 3,000 health departments in the country less than 200 are accredited within california we have nine local health departments, that are accredited with long beach san diego humboldt orange county pasadena venn tur yeah now san francisco and los angeles were accredited i wanted to thank all of the commis

. >> councilmember pating. >> present. >> mayor lee. >> present. >> councilmember sanchez. >> presentncilmember chung. >> present. >> councilmember karshmer. >> present. >> the approve of the minutes of march 7th. 2017. (no audio). [audio cutting out] >> motion to approve. >> second. >> any discussions or questions if not. call for the motion. all in favor, please say, "aye." >> (multiple voices): aye. >> any opposed? approved. next item. >> directors report. >> good afternoon commissioners we have great information and i wanted him to take questions and comments from you. >> good afternoon. i wanted to lel you now on march 20th. 2017 i received a letter that officially notified us the san francisco public of health commission is an accredited health department. [applause]. out of 3,000 health departments in the country less than 200 are accredited within california we have nine local health departments, that are accredited with long beach san diego humboldt orange county pasadena venn tur yeah now san francisco and los angeles were accredited i wanted to thank all of the commissioner

host: when you say it's not done do you an taste pates votes happening today? guest: as we get close to the vote the numbers are getting stronger and stronger and surpassing what's necessary. what i'm talking about it's not done today with health care. health care going forward needs to be a democrat-republican solution that we put together for the american people. and that's what i'm talking about in regards to this process going forward. host: representative tom reed represents. so finger lakes in new york including james town, al maya, ithaca. thank you. back to your calls. anthony in arizona. independent line. the house is scheduled to vote on health care reform today. aller: yes, peter. it's about readiness. this morning i got up and took 15 medications that. doesn't even include my supplements. the reason i talk about readiness is i'm retired military. so i have been using military health care facility. i'm 100% disability veteran. can i dues the v.a. guess what? i still pay for medicare part d because i need options and education. and when i say readines

i'm not going to pate penalty because costs are too high. probably five, six, seven years ago before obamacare went into place, a single individual, young individual person on the open market could get a premium -- a plan with a premium of 100, 150 bucks a month. it's in the high 300s now. there's a big difference. for young people just entering the workplace, for example, your example, they get into an accident. right now you have a lot of individuals that get off their parents' health care and say, i'm healthy. i have no desire to get health care because it's a few hundred dollars i don't have. if we can get that cost down, it makes more sense and get plans tailored to them. 27, 28-year-old individuals don't need care for folks that's talks about certain things that a plan that has certain things towards the end of life. but right now you have one size fits all government-run, government-mandated plans that offer people a suite of medical services that they do not need. because there's no choice. it's a government-mandated system. i think

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tomorrow morning and we walked to the car to say our good by i said do you do this often >> she said pates>> due go to the mayors houses on a sunday night and ask for building. >> she said oh, yeah i do it all the time. >> remember in 1989 she said mayor cox of new york he has a much nicer house than you do oh, so you're a wise guy you know mother i don't do those things for free she said what. >> my wife is working on a project and building a facility i'd like to show you what you're doing they hospital she said okay. let's go now it is 11 o'clock at night the mayor calls the hospital there is bed lemon the mayor is coming at 11 o'clock at night with mother teresa sequoa went up to the unit and 10 or 12 babies undergo withdrawal and she reached to the babies and blessed the babies and left her medallion and went to the aids ward she blessed each of those guys and left her medallion and went through the hospital for an hour went through the old place as we were leaving through the old reception hall you remember that we had an enturning of one hundred people following us at that time of ni