i knew him only as he pertained, you know, he was with jeff sessions. and, you know, look, as far as i'm concerned, this is an investigation that should have never been brought. it should never have been had. it is something that should have never been brought. it is an illegal investigation, and you know, it's very interesting, because when you talk about not senate-confirmed,

looking into the instances of white terrorism in this country white the message terrorism as it pertains to gun violence so you can't pick and choose when you're talking about it all right looking about safety let's gets ok so we're getting off track on this but that's a question for both of you guys to prison officers themselves need more training to make sure that they're aware of the challenges that face transgender prisoners should there be separate facilities altogether for trans prisoners. i don't think that that would be helpful at all we're not looking to isolate people into their own special prisons i do think would be extremely appropriate for prison guards just like schoolteachers just like employers to receive additional training on the issues of transgender experiences just like we take sexual harassment training just like we should be taking the oppression training as it pertains to limiting the instances of white supremacy it is very very important that we keep all prisoners sait as my good friend is saying on the other side and certainly yes we should train these prisoner

seen so far is that the turks have not let up on the pressure of leaking these damaging details pertaining to the murder and details pertaining to to day operations leading up to the murders so so it is important to recognize that any sort of solution to this crisis lies in in ankara and it is on clear as of yet how this saudis and the turks can't negotiate between themselves now that all the details about these this murderous out in the open end and therefore i would caution that president trump is really more or less a sideshow because what he essentially did yesterday through his statement was to give space to decide the royal family to deal internally on how they want to proceed with this matter now that they know that sanctions are coming to saudi royal family need to discuss whether or not wanted been samana will remain crown prince or maybe whether he will be removed from succession and the united states and turkey do not have any influence on that internal dynamic. going on that point about hacky from those i'm glad you've brought into it you say that all the details are out in the

is cooperating, this gives you a sense that robert mueller's team is very much in the game as it pertains to michael cohen and the russia investigation and how this might impact president trump. so i think that that is noteworthy because the initial narrative when all of this happened with michael cohen, you remember the raid on his office on his home, the reporting then was that everything had been handed off to sdny. there had been reporting since then that he had talked to mueller's investigators, but its significant that now the special counsel has filed this charge that he knowingly misled congress and it shows that the special counsel is very much involved with michael cohen and the russia investigation and president trump. so that is certainly significant here. >> i'm so glad that you pointed that out to everyone, pamela brown. it is incredibly significant. stand by. let's go to our colleague in washington after reading through this, a key question in it kara is who individual two named in this information and the significance of individual two as it pertains to the proposal for th

seen so far is that the turks have not let up on the pressure of leaking the stammering details pertaining to the murder and details pertaining to to day operations leading up to the murders so so it is important to recognize that any sort of solution to this crisis lies in in ankara and it is on clear as of yet how this saudis and the turks can't negotiate between themselves now that all the details about these this murderous out in the open end and therefore i would caution that president trump is really more or less a sideshow because what he essentially did yesterday through his statement was to give space to decide the royal family to deal internally on how they want to proceed with this matter now that they know that sanctions are coming the saudi royal family need to discuss whether or not wanted been samana will remain crown prince or maybe whether he will be removed from succession and the united states and turkey do not have any influence on that internal dynamic so i'll let you in on that point about hacky from those i'm glad you've brought into it you say that all the details a

who trump might view as more sympathetic to the way he wants to run the justice department that pertainso the ongoing investigation into the alleged meddling by russia in the 2016 election, led by robert mueller. brent: we know sessions recused himself when this investigation began, a move that donald trump was openly -- he certainly didn't approve of this. he publicly humiliated sessions because of that. did sessions jump or was he pushed out? maya: humiliated him not just then but many times. over the past year and a half he has been calling him week and in various -- weak in various tweets, and it became a telltale sign for various watching to -- various washington watchers. something was about to happen with the russia investigation. we have to parse the words sessions use. he said at your request i am submitting my recognition -- resignation which looks like it could be peaceful but not willingly. brent: stand by. we will come back to you in a moment to talk about the midterm elections. u.s. president donald trump says republicans divide history -- defied history yesterday. he said

to you first as this pertains to what could or could not come. some of those answers could be submitted today pertaining to collusion. so how does this new news about julian assange and this disclosure tie to the mueller probe? >> well, julian assange has been, you know, being investigated by this u.s. government dating back to 2010 when u.s. intelligence tables were published on wikileaks. and he was granted asylum by the ecuadoran government. but patience there has been waning thin. wic wikileaks was where it was made public. he also had been in contact with roger stone, who is a long-time political adviser to the president. and we know it is not entirely clear what other context may have existed between wikileaks and the trump campaign. we don't, of course, know what personal charges look like at this moment. but it is very clear that prosecutors are moving closer to perhaps charging assange once and for all. >> what does it say to you that the obama administration, which did bring an unprecedented number of leak cases against individuals did

seen so far is that the turks have not let up on the pressure of leaking dece damaging details pertaining to the murder and details pertaining to to day operations leading up to the murders so so it is important to recognize that any sort of solution to this crisis lies in in ankara and it is on clear as of yet how this saudis and the turks can't negotiate between themselves now that all the details about these this murderous out in the open it and therefore i would caution that president trump is really more or less a sideshow because what he essentially did yesterday through his statement was to give space to decide the royal family to deal internally on how they want to proceed with this matter now that they know that sanctions are coming the saudi royal family need to discuss whether or not wanted been samana will remain crown prince or maybe whether he will be removed from succession and the united states and turkey do not have any influence on that internal dynamic so a lot of reckoning on that point about attacking from those i'm glad you brought into it you say that all the detail

who is more sympathetic to the way he wants to run the justice department and that particularly pertains to the ongoing investigation into this alleged meddling by russia into the twenty sixteen election led by special counsel robert muller we knew sessions recused himself when this investigation began a move that donald trump was openly very. how can we best describe it he certainly didn't approve of this recusal is he publicly humiliated sessions because of that so did sessions did he jump or was he pushed out of office. you know publicly humiliated him not just then but many many times that seemingly random intervals over the past year and a half he has been calling him beleaguered a very weak and various tweets and it sort of became a tell tale sign for a lot of journalists and washington watchers as to when whatever trump was tweeting about sessions it meant that maybe something was about to happen but the russian investigators and we have to sort of parse the words that session used in his resignation letter he said at your request i'm submitting my resignation which looks like it

normally when i take care of business, i always take care and make my demonstration pertaining to females first because i'm a gentleman, but last week, you caught me off guard and i walked into that hearing and you were talking about that. so the first person that came to my mind was about that person that died at the west portal station. but i further matured and realized there was a female that died who i seen on an educational show, and it stuck out in my memory, in my recollection, that on how that two-to three-year-old girl asked that grandfather where is her mother. and the grandfather said the mother is in heaven, and the three-year-old kid said she wanted to go to heaven to see her mother. that should have been included on the agenda. that hearing was call because of the male that died at the west portal station. that should have been called when the female died, which is seven months beforehand. so i want a hearing on those three departments that took place this past week to ask them why didn't you catch the history of this contractor which caused those two people to lose their l

and director, not to put words in her mouth, felt more comfortable as it pertained to the city to have that discretion to work with city departments. the truth is, as the budget chair, it has not been authorized, not required to hire additional staffing. so we wanted that discretion, and that is already reflected in the legislation. >> all right. supervisor mandelman. >> happy to be here, my first meeting in budget committee, learning my way along the way. i have a question for supervisor safai about the legislation, stem f

not even pertaining to the 2016 election. but i had no advance notice of the content, source, or the exact disclosure time of the wikileaks disclosures. >>> it's now abundantly clear that the special counsel seeks to go through every aspect of my personal, business and political life, try to conjure up some offense to pressure me to testify against the president. >>> i know that there exists nowhere evidence of russian collusion or wikileaks collaboration or any nonsense pertaining to john podesta's e-mail. but i'm also mindful of any prosecutor's ability to squeeze underlings to get them to compose testimony against a bigger fish. >> a number of stone's associates have been questioned by mueller's team, and stone is also firming back -- firing back, rather, at steve bannon in an op-ed in today's daily caller. he's accusing bannon of leaking their e-mail exchange to the media. stone writes, quote, bannon's animus toward me stems from a column i wrote for the daily caller writing he outlived his use in the trump white house an

i believe it would be ideal if this board, when calling a hearing, not only pertaining to this matter, but any other matter, is to instruct the respondents to supply documents pertaining to both positive and negative cash flow, so you can pinpoint exactly how much progress is being made and how much debt is being made. and as far as this overrun extension and more time to complete the project, the developers got nobody to blame but themselves for that. the developer knows how long it's going to take to complete a project, and it should be a protection clause in there to protect the city if the debt line is not met by the developer, any additional expenses must be paid by the developer. now, about this beam, this might be an exception on the grounds that the organization that fabricated this beam might have used materials that didn't meet the american society of testing materials is concerned. that's probably why that beam is defective. but the developers got nobody but themselves to blame when they don't meet a deadline that was targeted on a contract that they bid for and claimed tha

there has been an enormous effort with respect to fact-finding pertaining to the death, the murder, of jamal khashoggi. a lot of u.s. resources have been devoted to determining the facts to the best of our ability to determine precisely what happened there. the united states took a very strong response. we have sanctioned 17 individuals in connection with that investigation. we are at the same time committed to making sure that we place america's national security interests and all the actions that take place in the context of doing the right thing to make sure that america continues to thrive and grow. and when we do that, the world is better off for it, too, and the middle east is better off as well. >> ben from nhk. >> yeah, you mentioned steve biegun's meeting with his south korean counterpart. i just wanted to ask, what is the message he's going to be sending as far as what the u.s. government would like to see the south korean government do as far as coordinating their inter-korean efforts and the denuclearization efforts? secretary pompeo: so i think there's complete agreement b

to the chair, it is only the discretionary approval as it pertains to 17 feet. all the other ones don't have that. >> that's true. there are a range of different specialized exceptions that are being provided. >> i am limiting mine. my amendment would be limiting the discretionary approval as it pertains to the florida to ceiling height on the ground floor to a minimum of 17 feet. they can keep all their other discussions. i am not my removing. that is not what my amendment is is that clear? is that clear? that would be what my amendment would be. >> so, we will take the motion. we will do a roll call vote on that one. >> ok. >> on the motion to amend the legislation as stated by supervisor. [roll call] >> the amendment passes. >> i would like to make a motion to adopt the amendment as i articulated previously to public comment on page 147, line 6-18. >> are we adding in the language about a competitive process as well? >> yes. we can add in that language. do we need a vote on that when? >> we will do that without objection. colleagues, i would like to make a mo

and so we could learn more about what the president has learned as it pertains to the russia investigation are waiting to find out what happens when we appear before this federal judge. he already pleaded guilty to eight counts. that involved tax fraud, as well as campaign finance violations. so this is certainly significant, because this is different. this is pleading guilty to misleading congress and the russia investigation. >> the timing here is key because he has testified that the talks regarding trump tower, the trump tower project in moscow is now saying, is it correct, that those talks continued into june of 2016. that time because the president by then was presumptive republican nominee for president. that timing, is he also testifying that the president was aware that those conversations were continued? >> we're going to have to wait and see what he says. i can only just tell you what he has testified to congress in the past. he says that those discussions about trump tower and moscow ceased in january 2016 and he also says that the president barely knew about it. those are two

to the chair, it is only the discretionary approval as it pertains to 17 feet. all the other ones don't have that. >> that's true. there are a range of different specialized exceptions that are being provided. >> i am limiting mine. my amendment would be limiting the discretionary approval as it pertains to the florida to ceiling height on the ground floor to a minimum

yes, this could be a way of their signalling displeasure over bits of the agreement which pertain ton ireland. whether they will actually go ahead and do it and vote against her is not clear. but it is all part of this kind of piling pressure on her and her essentially trying to say we have done this deal, this is the best deal we are going to get, let's fall behind it. if we turn to the guardian, brexit entering its crucial weeks. that is the headline. what do you make of the five rebels, the cabinet five, the group of five was made do you think they have got the time to make these amendments? they are meeting up tomorrow, they are meeting up monday, can they make any change whatsoever? they certainly feel that they can. they have decided to stay within the tent and fight their case, but as said, i think it is rather interesting that theresa may is kicking off this week saying there is no more negotiation is to be made. as said, that may be a holding position for her and for the eu. and i have covered a few of these eu summits before, and in late—night negotiations sometimes there i

cost to send waste to landfill, we are paying significant cost in environmental degradation as it pertains to greenhouse gasses. when we send waste not appropriate to landfill, it lets off toxins that contribute to greenhouse gasses, and ultimately help degrade our environment. rate payers experienced 14% increase in the garbage bill last year. all of that embedded in the cost is the cost to pay for landfill and pay for the work that's being done in this industry, and i think san francisco is a leader. so, what we are saying is in this legislation that we have been working with the department of environment and many in the industry on for almost a year, that if there is an audit, if there is a finding that a company or entity is not performing well, not participating in our environmental goals, then they will be asked to have someone dedicated to looking at this and helping to facilitate the work to divert more recycling and composting away from landfill. the reason we started this conversation was a year ago, we found out that we would not be meeting our 0 waste goals by 2020, and that 60

the media turn into the red the georgia bank itself is acknowledging the raid and says that it does pertain to panama papers or confirms that and says it will be cooperating with the authorities . because it has seen a lot of trouble over the last couple of years but it seems this case might be bigger than anything we've seen before why is that. well the scale of the pentagon papers is probably the reason there and it's the german headquarter criminal justice that goes off that many other foreign company have taken action now it's the germans who go after the bank not only one among many other banks like. scandal but as banks that has probably figured that has to be the most prominent you know i don't know papers and that is going at a cool off the dutch bank's business model of managing foreign assets and of debt for also being very much in the crosshairs of money laundering temptations. no question for both of you and start with you only christiane has taken over as c.e.o. only in april he's been with the bank for decades is he the right man to clear up this man always need to implicate t

more serious than this in terms of banking violations dohrn raids this morning in frankfurt all pertaining to the allegations that stuff at your bank were involved in the setting up of a separate entity in the british virgin islands a known tax haven to howell's the cache of the assets of around nine hundred clients chewed off three hundred million euros and or should i say gotten potentially and funds through criminal activity so we're talking about allegations there wrapped up with organized crime certainly recriminations that no bank or company wants on their. ok so this is not the first time the georgia bank has been accused of financial misbehavior no it's not the first time deutsche bank essentially can't seem to shake off the problems that it's had the us federal reserve has it on its list of troubled banks the international monetary fund has called it the most dangerous bank in the world two years ago it was fined fourteen billion dollars in the united states for the missing misselling. of. mortgage backed securities bad mortgage backed securities i should say and the find that it

so some of this has to do with safety and all different aspects that pertain to the job, and understanding the rules and regulations of what goes where and how things are sorted and so on and so forth. >> president cohen: all right. so i'm going to go back to the amendment before you, page 4, lines 5, and also page 6, lines 23,024. zero waste facilitator means a person serving in the -- and that's the change. and then, the second, the director shall review and revise these guidelines as needed and small -- these are small grammatical things, but i'm just pointing that out on the record. i believe colleagues, we can take this without objection? all right. thank you. these amendments are accepted and -- unanimously. okay. and then, i will work to cleanup the language for the nonprofit agencies and we'll probably try to hammer out some language when it comes to compliance. i think it needs to be spelled out in the legislation so we'll be working feverishly between now and tuesday. supervisor? >> supervisor fewer: you know, having said that, i think that there is a desire to get this out of co

are the other policy asks and red lines for you as we go into this negotiation, particularly as it pertains to the border wall? ms. pelosi: you know, i am an appropriator. that's one of the places where i was forged there, and intelligence committee. and left to their own devices i said to you before, democrats and republicans can come to their own conclusion -- to their agreements because they -- nancy pelosi 10 days after the mid-determine elections. all of that at c-span.org. we are breaking away briefly. this initial part of the day will be fairly short, we expect, with speeches and such and back later this afternoon for four measures. but the activity on capitol hill mainly concerns the democratic side, house democrats are meeting for their leadership elections for the 116th congress. news from scott wong, senior staff writer for "the hill," his tweet, hakeem jeffries defeats barbara lee for the house democratic caucus chair. the number five leadership

early this morning and got your bank has since confirmed at about noon that there is a raid that is pertaining to the pound in the papers and that it is cooperating with the authorities the share price reaction here in the media when the news hit the share dropped into negative territory dropped is perhaps too modest the word plunged and it's losing more than three percent and also there's of course fear here here in the markets that not only the reputation is damaged but there will be a fine that's all it's a step one ok so a did it big there on the markets for deutsche bank on the day you know this isn't the first time gerhard that touch a bank has been in the crosshairs of authorities what sort of consequences could we be looking at here only mentioned tension a fine fine and that fine could of course be huge. could be in folks' foreign territory that it could go into many many millions. it really depending on the outcome people might go to jail. of course we've already seen that this have prize has plunged but the reputational damage that we mentioned as well that's probably the most impor