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they will see us png we have a couple of investigator positions coming in. we are interviewing for senior positions for those investigators as well. iwork a g with the mayor's office tod ten budgeis week. i am sure i will see many of the departments there with me. i will keep everyone updated. we have asked for a lot of backfill dollars to not just expand the office but to do the work we need to do and specificallymalking about the great needs we had with prop g. we had to fill spaces and hire specifically auditors to do the work. we have the work started. i am going to have to write a check at some point. i need to get through the budget process to continue the work. present with me from the agency is our chief of staff sarah hawkins and a new attorney. i think i introduced her di diaa rosenstein and the senior investigator and three interns are here wh me. marcus kennedy, brittany and camille from uc berkeley. at the end of thesh summer -- summer i will ask them to do a presentation to you. i want to introduce them to you. can we put them on tv? everyone i

basically being built by state owned enterprises from china as part of concessional loan package to pngple worried over there. some of the locals are concerned their sovereignty may be compromised, and as you mentioned also the u.s. and its allies such as australia also are concerned about china's ramping up influence. ramy: why are the u.s. and its allies so concerned about china? basically because they are concerned these nations may be compromised, their sovereignty it may be compromised through trapped diplomacy. china has really ramped up its aid and concessional loans to this region dramatically in the billion., around $2 these smaller nations, tonga and samoa, they are facing sort of stress. there are concerns china may use its leverage, economic leverage if you like, to win other concessions from these and the endgame would be to build a military base or basis in these islands nations very china itself has denied that is its purpose, and it says it is simply trying to help out these governments, ramping up their infrastructure which is much needed. ramy: our australian governmen

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and then i just wanted to know, when you say that we are thinking about png all the pick-ups in the garage, does that include tax also, or just the t.n.c.s? >> the taxi operation would stay where it is, at the lower level, at the med curb. so, we arelly talking about uber and lyft. we would also offer that to the passengers as an express pick-up and dropoff and probably will increase the length of free access, so right now it's ten minutes free access for the public. we would probably look at increasing that to 20 minutes or so. to try to move some of that traffic as well. >> supervisor fewer: thanks. and you see in the one, you have 12.7% increase and in your 2, 10% increase. would you ever think about eliminating the pick-up fees for taxis? >> you know, we are unable to do that because of the model of the allocation model and the cost recovery that we need to achieve through our financial analysis. so what we do, we spread it around and make a fair base for everyone to pay their fair share. unable to offer free access. >> supervisor fewer: any other deas for incentive fle to take public

table and wall street that seems to be the one that, imagine this , your speaker favors, and will be png tomorrow. >> i don't even know what's in it, lou. lou: you're asking a great deal of a democracy, congressman i think sometimes, you presume too much. >> i must. i mean, i'm with you. i think that we promised the american people if we have hepatocellular can control we could actually read legislation before voting on it and forcing it on the american people and right now the target is moving and i want the opportunity to be able to really review this and understand which pieces are going to help us restore the rule of law. are we going to be able to crackdown sanctuary cities will we end this stupid visa lottery. will we have the opportunity to ensure that our border wall is built like the american people were promised by this president. if the entire focus is on how fast we can get amnesty for people that's not what we promised and i think the american people expect from us to be very strong against illegal immigration for the benefit of this country. lou: i can't believe that the wh

un's commitment to end arrth korea's nuclerogram but some critics there is no guarantee onow or whenya png pressry sec sara sanders setting the record straight. cbs news first reportelast night that sanders and deputy press secretary raj shah were leaving theirbu jobs sanders says she loves her job and is honored to work with the president in fact, she took to twitter last night and tweeted this. does cbs news know something i don't know about my plans and my future? i was at my daughter's year end kindergarten event and they ran a story about my plans to leave the white house without even talking to me. i love my job and'm honored >>> sanders has previously talked about leaving after tte novemberrm elections but nothing is set in sto. >>> today marks 1 year since theon cessional baseball practice shooting in alexandria. now white house majority whip steve scalise has to come out in november. now it's called "back in the game" and i it he talks about getting shot in the hip that day and the people who helped sae his lifis long recovery and his religious faith. now, the charity congrssional

there's just -- no matter who's going to be running, if it's a bad number, people are run png against thson are going to talk about the bad number. if it's a good number, they're going to talk about it's a good number. and take credit for it. but to feed this idea that the data is somehow influenced by an administration, any administration, is something you want to really stay away from. so the credibility anri int of the data and the institutions ohat produce it are als being -- coming under question when this is done. and i think that's incredibly important because we already see all these conspiracy theories. i spent a the love time with these statisticians you got to drink when you're with them because they're really that nerdy. >> woodruff: neil, i want to come back to trade. yes, there are going to be tariffs, no, they're aren't. the administtion has imposed tariffs on american allies on eupean uion, canada, mexico, aluminum and steel. what does that represent actually? >> look, what worrying about these tariffs is -- it's not the direct econom effects. steel and aluminum import

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