then you have josephine pearson who is leading the opposition. you have a whole constellation of men and politicians and corporate lobbyists. you don't think about that. corporate lobbyists were a big part of this equation. all gathering in nashville and having fistfights. >> we will continue to talk to elaine white. make sure you know you can call in and participate in the segment if you have questions for her. for those of you --dash if you live in the mountains and pacific time zones go ahead and call in. we will get you those in just a minute. josephine pearson. sue white. ever meet each other at the hotel all at once? >> they must have. i do not have documentation of that moment. but they were there for weeks and weeks. you have both wings of the suffrage movement headquarters at the hotel. the anti-have their headquarters. all the lobbyists. many of of the legislatures staying there. it was just a crazy place. meeting in the lobby. meeting in the dining room. sometimes they pass and don't speak to each other. i do not have, and believe me i

senior advisor to the trump 2020 campaign katrina pearson and former white house press secretary and fox news contributor sarah saunders. so great to see you. what you make of what we seen this week. >> it's a complete waste of time, instead of talking about, you hit it perfectly instead of doing things to help americans, they are waking wasting american tax dollars on a complete sham. we have this sitting on a supposed these desperate months, it is been waiting to put on house for but they're so busy hating the president that they cannot get anything done, what they're doing is a complete disgrace because everybody loses in this process. and hopeful that they rafted up soon and we can get back to real business. i think it shows us exactly what the democrats are all about, they have no message or strategy in a 2020 president trump away reelected and they will be wrong all over again. >> i enjoyed that comment. [laughter] >> sarah is right, we were in

let's focus on gary jones and vance pearson.rson was actually charged and arrested for embezzlement of funds, money laundering, they are both being accused of work together and stealing 1 million dollars of member union fees to spend on fancy cars and other things. you have this situation. about two weeks or so to vote and remove them from their roles. then like you mentioned you have gm going after fiat for bribing uaw members and them taking it to get more favorable terms in the labor negotiation contract. so right now you saw -- maybe we could bring it up the share price of both of those companies dropped dramatically. but wow for uaw today. david: carol, you had the union workers out on strike getting $250 a week barely enough to cover food expenses for a week. >> this is a challenge. when anybody has a criticism of the free market and they say sometimes there's fraud, there's bad actors in any system, whether it's a free market, whether you have a union, whether you have politics, there's always bad actors any time there's

brown known best as his role of randall pearson on the hit nbc show "this is us."hest rated show in all of television, turning brown into an emmy and golden globe winning star. what may appeared to be an over night success was a 13-year acting ground for brown beginning at grad school. sterling and i got together talking about his latest film and his ride from that old nyu stomping ground. >> now, this is a good moment because years ago when you were in school and watching everybody. and now everybody is watching you. >> it is kind of crazy. >> it has been kind of crazy for sterling k. brown since the premier three years ago of the hit nbc's show, "this is us." >> can i hug you? >> i will be like yeah, i am down for the hug and we just squeeze it and sometimes they hold on. all right. and then they let go. >> we are perfectly imperfect. >> what do you think about "this is us" that has so connected with people? >> i think it has because we are disconnected. i think folks feel collectively they get to enjoy the experience with the pearsons. we deal with so many diffe

last month police arrested 19-year-old desean pearson of oakland. he's one of three suspects accused of attacking two men in a strong arm burglary in july. a 56-year-old man was attacked first. roberts stole a watch then a 69-year-old man tried to help. he was punched in the face and knocked unconscious. >> i had every confidence that captain vick and his officers and sfpd are taking this incredibly seriously. as we saw in the stockton pacific case. they apprehended somebody. >> san francisco police say officers made four arrests in another set of robberies in this area. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> new tonight, side show activity persists in oakland despite a concerted crackdown. joe vazquez captured the scene on video. >> this is market and adline in north oakland. you can see the tire marks burned into the latest intersection. this is where the latest side show took place this evening. as a crowd gathers, two suped up cars spin donuts around each other. a passenger dangles dangerously out of the side window. if that wasn't risky enough

the chap on the right is pearson williams.rson williams and the largest power generation company in the united states and the chairman of goldman sachs. together they decided in 1928 that they were going to start telling people whose companies they wanted to acquire once the crash came that they should load themselves up with debt. one thing conde always believed in as you go to the experts,, what the experts advise you and at the end of the day it is your decision, but you have to trust the experts and these men were his friends and he trusted them and they loaded him up with too much debt so when the crash came, he was worthless and now the publications were actually taken over by then and they tried to get conde out of the company. they might have succeeded if it hadn't have been for edna chase because they wanted to make her in charge of the company. she said not only would she not take the job, but she would quit if she would make sure that all of the staff would quit as well and so he was left in place, but he had to fin

louis regional director pearson, they will remove them from office and there uaw membership.rson are accused of directing the submission of false and misleading and accurate expense records to the uaw accounting department and apparently further concealed the true information concerning those expenses, that is in violation to the uaw ethical practice code and applicable law. a lot of uaw news in the past hour. one of the most highly anticipated holiday list, the wall street journal best tech gift of 2019, the list is now out. here's what we got, not one, two, apple products have made the cut. air pod pros which deliver active noise cancellation for immersive sound imprint transparency. an apple watch series five in the latest iphone 11 with the new dual camera system that has the fastest chip ever in a smart phone with all-day battery life. which one of these will you be getting your hands on. we will let you know the other names unrelated to apple but on the list. as we await president trump who is on his way to tour the apple manufacturing plant in austin, texas any moment

platinum and pearson tackles the global economy sanctions i'm relations with the u.s. at a top forum in russia. also benny gantz fails to form a new government and moves israel towards an unprecedented said general election in a year. how she sent in military police to kill us like animals we're not animals for them to kill us like now. the death toll in bolivia protests rises to 31 as the country's self-proclaimed leader gives the security forces impunity when it comes to dealing with the rest. well those are the headlines months it from me will be here with you next hour to take you through all the news from around the world and stay with us for cross talk next here on.

the announcement came after the uaw's board filed union charges against jones and director vance pearson general motors filed a racketeering lawsuit against fiat chrysler, claiming the automaker bribed uaw officials to get a competitive advantage. fiat chrysler said it will defend itself vigorously against the lawsuit and questions if it's a move to disrupt the proposed merger with peugeot. fallout continues with prince andrew. the prince asked to step down from public duties. he's also saying that he's willing to help with any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations and that is what's happening now. cheryl: that was quite the bombshell interview, certainly rocked england and the royal family. thanks, tracee. lauren: take a look at your money right now. the start of the show, the dow was down 50 points and now down just 7. s&p could turn positive right now. the wall street journal is reporting that china has invited u.s. trade negotiators for more talks as they try to seal phase one. as we saw from jonathan hunt in hong kong, if the president signs a deal to protect

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how the loss of his father when he was just 10 years old impacted his role on the show as randall pearsones. our sunday sit down with sterling k. brown plus the latest news and politics as always this weekend on "sunday today.h us in the morning or set the dvr and watch us any time you like. for now, i'll send it back tnce we'll see you on sunday morning. >> we will see you then, willie. thank you. >> for a lot of young people, checking those likes has turned into an obsession. thatwht to reduce stress concerns about what the likes are doing to young people's mental health nbc's kate snow has more >> is everybody on instagram >> yes >> reporter: in the world of instagram these students know well, they post a photo and see how many people like that post are you looking to see whether people like it are you worried about that when we spoke a couple years ago, liam said he used to spend money to get more likes. >> i remember back in 5th grady would buy them to make myself look popular it was horrible. >> reporter: but now instagram is testing a new system worldwide, a small percentage of use

center talks about the state of cia detention centers, and former professional football player don pearsonc masculinity. watch live coverage of the miami book fair saturday and sunday on c-span2 book tv. next, president trump discusses e-cigarettes use by teenagers. he held this meeting earlier today. this is one hour. >> and you think you have a solution? >> i think we do have a solution and the solution you pose as an extra gnarly powerful step in the right direction. -- an extraordinarily powerful step in the right direction. pres. trump: ok. thank you will take a look at it. >> this is a serious issue to discuss, thank you for hosting us after the discussion. i am honored to be a part of it and look forward to engaging with everyone in the room. did you know it was going to

pearson felt that she could not after fighting this for so long, vote so she devised a very strange scheme which was, she would tell a man in her hometown how she wanted to vote and he would go and vote for her. that's how she solved this. >> so she never voted the rest of her life? >> that's how she describes it. i can't tell you if some point she relented but she had strong opinions but she let a man vote for her. >> jackie from texas. go ahead. >> hello thank you for taking my call. i was wondering do you see any parallels between the abortion issue in america in the suffrage issue as it played out in the 1900s? >> that's a very interesting question. i'm not sure i see a direct comparison but again the suffragist, many were also feminine. and they were working, not just for the vote but the vote as a tool to be able to be represented in congress and the state legislators to make sure that women have rights which they had been denied and many of them had to do with agencies and being able to make decisions on their own. you have to understand when the suffrage movement begins in the mid-

hal craigo and mateo pearson. we're also taking on a training officer to train all our departments. i know it's only one person, but we're going to do our best. i also want to recognize our amazing trans advisory committee who advises our office as well as the mayor. to our trans advisory committee members, if you could raise your hands. give a little love to them. [applause] >> thank you so much for your leadership. so now, it's my honor to introduce someone who's been doing incredible work both as a director of community health projects, formerly a.p.i. wellness center, but also leading the charge for trans day of remembrance, trans march, trans visibility day. i don't know how she has the energy she has, but please welcome nicky colma. >> thank you, claire. good afternoon, everyone. my name is nicky colma, and i work for the san francisco health center, formerly known as the agency a.p.i. wellness center, and i oversee our programs and community engagement of the organization. so i'm very honored to be here with everybody and speaking here, you know? i came to san francisco in 19

together to reach this important together and last but not least to our deputy city attorney, ann pearson, for putting so much work into into legislation. i'll make my motion after supervisor safaye. >> just please add my name. >> great. >> and you can add my name, too. >> ok. add my name as a cosponsor. >> supervisor peskin. >> i want to thank and congratulate supervisor ronan and i just want to note this is one of unfortunate revelations at the department of public health. what i'm about to say, i did personally express to dr. colfax but supervisor yi called a hearing last week to further discuss the revelations at la golaguna honda and i was disturd the department of health issued a statement wherein they indicated the things they said on the record at that hearing were not correct and so it's like the arf revisited. >> i hopewhatever resources theo discharge their duty to the department of sanfrancisco be granted and made that clear to dr. kofax in no uncertain terms. we will award the amendments that i stated into the record and. >> is there a second? >> made by supervisor safaye. th

. >> thank you so much and i just wanted to thank the city attorney's office and ann pearson who worked on the hundreds of drafts that i talked about with us. they gave us important feedback to give to us. with that, let's hear from you all. we're about to open this up for public comment. please come forward feel free to line up and every speaker will have two minutes. feel free to get us started. >> i'm a me member of a volunter organization of psychiatrists, therapists, attorneys, family members and others on behalf the severely mentally ill. demanding treatment before tragedy and i find it encouraging that attention is finally focused on improvement but both bills right now failed to tang int take into accounts y aspects of why our system is dysfunctional. there's less visible severely mentally ill who live with family members and attempt to ward off disaster for their loved ones and bear the brunts of death threats, visible and physical abuse and disruption of their entire lives attempting to protect their family members. yet, we have advised by representatives of the department of

. >> thank you so much and i just wanted to thank the city attorney's office and ann pearson who workedts that i talked about with us. they gave us impot

at this time, i would like to invite dennis pearson for the update agreements. >> good morning.'ll provide you a brief report of the project labor agreement quarterly for q3 and go through the administration and labor statistics as previous reports. so we held our 30th meeting of september 19th with the joint administrative committee where we went through a construction close-out you'll hear today from ron alamada and an improvement update you'll hear from martha valez and we discuss union updates and apprenticeships, as well, as our standing operations, with the veterans and apprentices and all of the unions at this point. regarding the labor update, we did not have any work stoppages and that affected no labor instances at all during our punch list items and zero recordables in the third quarter which keeps our street going quite awhile now. and then lastly, statistics on how many hours we've had as of th.as of september 30, we had 5.7 million and skeletal clue cleaning up that ron will refer to, i'm sure we surpassed 5.7 mill at this point. so with that, that concludes my bri

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. >> thank you so much and i just wanted to thank the city attorney's office and ann pearson who workede hundreds of drafts that i talked about with us. they gave us important feedback to give to us. with that, let's hear from you

katrina pearson. she was one of the first people i met, i don't think i was even running than.i'm thinking about running and she said it was a good idea and i guess it was, because here we are. beautiful to that oval office and we do a lot of things for a lot of people. thank you, katrina. thank you. woman who isecial constantly defending me, sometimes i don't need it but sometimes i do, albina king. she is a great woman. we don't forget. we will never forget. thank you. we are delighted to be joined by former governor sonny perdue. he is the head of agriculture. the great sonny perdue. he has given away a lot of the money from china we have taken, the money from china we handed to the farmers, right? y is thedue, sonn secretary of agriculture and he has done an incredible job. thank you very much. what a job. thank you. [applause] president trump: we have some netter david perdue -- senator david perdue. where is the great david perdue? your senator. i want to thank you, david. you have been instrumental in the success of this state. were campaigning, it wasn't really doing so

one of them 19-year-old deshawn pearson was arrested months later in oakland. chief william scott assured residents police are doing as much as they can. >> the board and the mayor have been gracious on providing us extra overtime funding. we're using that funding to enhance our deployment in this area. >> reporter: pastor norman fong heads the community development center. >> i know some people don't like too many cops around n chinatown right now, we love it and want more. >> reporter: investigators believe the assailants who attacked seniors here this weekend are the same ones who have committed other street robberies and assaults in chinatown. police chief scott says they do have some leads. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> vic, did chief scott go into detail about what he's done or will be doing to make chinatown safer? >> well, dan, you heard the mayor say in that meeting that they have increased foot patrols here in chinatown since october. police chief scott also confirmed that there are also more bilingual police officers here in chinatown, but the chief really

returned to training as he recovers from his latest injury setback he won't be 15 times out supply in pearson'schampions league game against bruges on wednesday a win against the belgian scene will guarantee the french champions progression to the knockout stages. ok more from the champions league as the night progresses but for now that is it from me now the emmy thank you so much for that and that's it from all of us certainly here in doha thanks for your company today plenty more news for you online and out 0 dot com on the team in london and with you in just a couple minutes time with another person. what are you protesting about how does this include whether online life face mental seeing us directly out of trance like it's lately or if you joined us on sat this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue minard is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice climate change is real the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions on al-jazeera in 2020. years in the paralympic. but the nat

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. >> if mistakes are made, they always are made, even with the purest of intentions in the pearson technology, it can still be compromised by the chinese or pick another country and we still could end up with defects, workarounds, what ever that we did not intend right? >> absolutely. issues like cyber hygiene are not just looted to the fcc, it's acrosacross governmental effortd anybody traveling abroad to be aware what devices you are using and basic things like don't accept a zip drive employed it into your premier. you'd be surprised. of heard and seen at all. it's basically, technology as it evolved the last 20 years as you know better than anybody coming from the state, it involves -- >> california. >> i think we got used to this being an open positive platform and we need to think about the potential risk factors when were all interconnected. >> i making the point in this is true in the whole security landscape, there's no such thing as 100% security. it's mitigating risk. >> speaking of this i serve on the defense policy board i been to a number of briefings of the pentagon and very wo