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a lot of work and i'm done with that she might be good to have you with us hunger mr praed for another weekend of pro-democracy demonstrations some recent protests have been marred by violent clashes with police but on the day of the chinese mid autumn festival when families traditionally gather to gaze at the moon and each one cakes activists are protesting peacefully they've taken to singing a new democracy anthem called glory to hong kong and forming human chains in the hills. it's not just pro-democracy protesters who want to make their voices heard of the i they are singing china keep going i want to show. like emotion and my loyalty to my country my month that country came on their own but i hope the hong kong crisis will end soon all the victims of the hong kong people or they simply don't know how to have a lot of times it's a response to entitle beijing protesters shown here who have converged on shopping malls over the past few days they are singing the anthem glory to hong kong. a couple of. tensions are running high between the 2 sides. i think that the home cause freedom i

what was this all about yes so we're obviously seeing this phenomena of negative interest rates it's praed it's now become common wisdom and i think even sort of a mainstream idea so yes the mill analysis is more negative interest rates means everything else becomes a form of money which includes your argument for silver and why would you want to own an any central banking currency. however the ideas that i tend to think about and come up with always lead me to go against the herd when it becomes mainstream i'm not sure if you're aware of max but a lot of the ideas that we have been proposing and you have been proposing us since you're 90 years old and been doing this for 5060 years are now becoming mainstream so when i look at the negative interest rate phenomena and whatever it is 20 or 30 trillion dollars in bonds now. i try to think about it and say well what is the invisible hand argument what is the actual thing that's taking place the dynamic that's leading to this being a plausible policy for an academic or an economist and what i've started to consider is whether the negative inte

now, tomorrow antioch is having a day of action to praed the word about the hotline. >>> well, they're calling it a first. tenants in concord have formed a union for people whose rents have doubled or tripled or feel like their leases were terminated unfairly. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in concord for us with their story. cheryl? >> reporter: well, renters here have been asking for rent control for years. in fact, they've been asking for the support of the steep they haven't gotten that yet. but now they have a union. with the average price of a bay area home costing $830,000, betty gabaldin is a renter. she's been living in this apartment in walnut creek for a year. she was kicked out of this concord complex after getting a $400 rent increase. >> at the time i really thought it was like illegal to do, that to raise the rent that much. >> reporter: so she started organizing tenants to fight back. >> we did a rent strike. we formed a tenants union. >> reporter: now that union is official. it's called todo santos tenants union. >> tenants are asking for stronger protections which righ

i'm greg scott, part of the pacific height resident's association and i pratted i pra. they were forthcoming about coming up wit conditions in terms of our agreement. we are hoping that all of the terms for our agreement can be a part of the conditional use permit. again, echoing what terry said without a separate eir. the school has been a good neighbor, open and cooperative and they're to be commented for all they've done in the neighborhood and they're sensitive about parking in traffic and we expect that that will continue with this enadditional enrollment under the cu but we're asking for an additional hearing before the last increment of 50 happens. thank you for your time. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm max savage. this is an opportunity to support the mental health and well-being of students, teenaged students around the country. for the last year and a half, we've served as a start-up in residence at convent and stewart hall high schools. the school has allowed for the code development of our platform, bringing togethe

cultures and identities throughout the southeast and, indeed, as i've written about elsewhere, in dies a pra. these are rich stories. they're dynamic stories. they're stories that continue to keep these various identities alive and meaningful. now, in the 18th century, the map on the screen is getting toward here, as i'm about to allude to, thing s do, indeed, begin o change and take another change and another turn in which these dynamic and adaptive qualities of southeastern native american cultures will be tested and tested quite seriously over the coming century. the native south -- it's important to emphasize this -- the native south is a map on the move. native people are not static. the communities are not static. their belief systems are not static. they don't exist as europeans like to try and -- and create this sort of image of the authentic indian. they don't exist outside of time. they very much are within history. they have a different version of history that emphasizes community and the cyclical nature of time and place, but they are very much attuned to the importance of consta

nationally, kamala harris, after a good initial entry into the pras. let's look up cbs news p.o be. all the candidates, if you're trying to shake up the race, if you have bernie, warren and biden, top three, it shakes things up. >> she said this should be a strength of hers in the democratic party, that i was a prosecutor but things are different now. cory booker has a little bit more of a grip on the criminal justice reform agenda because he really worked that in the senate. she needs to do something to shake it up. i do think it's something, if she can survive, it is a good general election position for her to be in. >> that's exactly how her campaign views it. she's making the case that no one can say that i am not for law and order respected, but at the same time, can she get out of the democratic primary? at this stage, i think that's the open question. you'll also find if this becomes an issue, she's not the only one who has remembered this and i don't think this is over going forward. >>> first up for andrea yang. crowd surfing, that is. there are three words when you li

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the big event is tomorrow, the military praed pa raid and president xi will also give a speech then. look forward to in that speech? >> well, a lot of people are wondering what he's going to be saying at that speech. likely it's going to be very broad themed since that's what we've heard from him in the past, however, there are many investors who are curious about what he's going to say about china's relationship with the world. now, today, president xi jinping along with several top communist leaders did lay a wreath at tiananmen square in order to honor the nation's past heroes tomorrow, joumanna, the festivities that are more prominent are taking place on october 1st. there will be a military hardware filled parade that beijing will play host to. also a party near the forbidden city and this really is the communist party marketing itself as a great leader of this country really showing that china has been able to succeed under communist party rule now, there is this parade isn't really something that you would see in the same way as say in central london or maybe in paris where th

cannabis organizations to figure out how to do mentorships, potential grant programs and accelerator pra programs so we can see more equity products on the shelves. there is so much more than that, but i could be here forever. we also ran a six week program to give a high level overview of how to navigate the current legislation, the current regulation and we took that education and we did some units in the mission, and then we participated in educational opportunities in the fillmore. we go to these large consequences that are expensive and they don't make a lot of room for equity operators, so we try to take that level of operation and bring it into the community for free and do sponsorships of businesses that want to support equity. i qualify as an equity applicant and i would like to get back to just selling weed because i don't know how you deal with politics all the time. i just want to do yoga, smoke weed, and help people heal. i do feel that i am a very qualified person for seat 13. i have a large historical context, as well as a large network that are working towards building eq

this is a president that steps all over the pra additional role of a chief executive when it comes toorganizations. and what happens is you compromise the struft that is supposed to exist between their work and the american public. so it's a real embarrassment. i wish i could say i hope this president is going to not do that again but again it's the same erratic behavior, destructive behavior, that is deprofessionalizing the government of the united states of america and turning us into a banana republic little by little. i think americans have had enough of it and they're going to make a change in 2020. >> both bernie sanders and your fellow other fellow competitor, former congressman beto o'rouke, has suggested they would be open to leveraging, using u.s. financial aid to israel to push that country to pursue a two-state solution with the palestinians. is that something you would consider? >> look, i believe that we're going to have an opportunity after the september elections in israel, i hope we will have a new opportunity to be a part of trying to bring those two parties together

where the navy and marine core established their tractor school to teach afrss how to pras these things and prate them well. it's at these training schools where you could imagine in a driver's training car, the transmission and brakes are ruined on immature drivers. and the training centers are the experimental laboratories for beating the snot out of the amphibian tractor and discovering what works well and what doesn't. so collect iively the home front. the training schools and factories themselves had identified practically every material problem with the amphibian tractor and were already working for solutions that said could you do this please. it might save some lives. it was a particular bat until november 1943. just a three-day battle. but what it represented is america's first assault in the central pacific against heavily defended japanese numbering 5,000 crack troops. the reason was to build a runway to pepper and weaken the next island chain. it's here where they have 125 vooeks they have scratched together. and they discover that's barely enough. the margin of survivabilit

thought that an emergency review and that might be what the supreme court decides to do.and stop this pra. >> laura: excellent. john, thank you soto much for making complicated things simple to understand. democrats are clamoring for your guns. they want them. the radical rhetoric is now driving people to arm themselves more seriously. i kid you not. katie pavlich and richard goodstein debate it next. >> laura: democrats hostile rhetoric surrounding gun-control is actually doing the exact opposite of what they hoped. firearms sales saw a near recors spike in august, surging 15%. based on background check datacl shooting sports foundation. analysts say americans aren't just buying guns for self-defense but they are also buying them because they fear democrats radical proposals may restrict their rights. here to debate it is katie pavlich, townhall.com editor and fox news contributor. and richard goodstein, former clinton advisor. richard, do democrats hurt. they selfs with -- so they talk of gun buybacks and then people are rushing out to buy guns. it's kind of a reversed deal. people are

and heading towards paddington station, praed street is closed between spring street and norfolk placeizzini. lets with elizabeth rizzini. have a look at what the wea1 is lets have a look at what the weather is going to have for us all. hello, good morning. it's a cooler start to the day then we saw this time yesterday. we've still got that rather chilly north—westerly breeze blowing. but they will be a lot of sunshine around, as well, and it will stay dry for most of the day. but there are some showers, just a very short while this morning, tracking down on that north—westerly breeze. you might well catch one of those. the early cloud will and break. we'll see a lot of sunshine around, a little bit more cloud here and there as we head towards the end of the day, but generally a sunny day. you have to factor into a bit of wind chill as well into these temperatures, which are lower than they were yesterday, between 16 and 19 celsius by end of the afternoon. now, through this evening and overnight, we'll see clear skies, i think, for much of the time. a bit more cloud developing into tom

if he's going to pra role, congratulations to him. >> as lot of people are shaking their heads. we look at criminal justice through statistics and charts. but how do you remove that emotional connection? >> i mean, first of all, we have all these relationships. my grandfather was murdered when i was 16 by juveniles. i had family members sexually assaulted. i understand the pain of that. what i want to say to people is we can do better than beat up on the people who commit these crimes. we can start working on how we create an environment where there's less murder, rape and violence. but we can't be a society that wants every member to not be defined. if you want mercy for yourself, you have to be willing to give it to other people. i just think that we actually can't be decent. i do believe we are all more than the worst thing we have ever done. somebody tells a lie, they are not just a liar. if they take something, they are not just a thief. even if you kill somebody, you're not just a killer. you have to understand the other things you are before we judge you. a world without

house has passea enop-gap spending bill to pra vernment shutdown at month's end.sailed through today, and went to thsenate, which is also expected to approve it. the bill funds federal operations throughovember 21. president trump won a round in federal court today, on keeping his tax returns private. a federal judge blocked a california law that says presidential candidates must release their returns to qualify for the state's presidential imary ballot next march. the president also filed a federal lawsuit today to block a subpna for his tax returns, that from prosecutors in new york. and on wall street today, the dow jones industrial averageo lost 52 pointsose at 27,094. the nasdaq rose five points, lland the s&p 500 was virt unchanged. rid there is word that bird numbers in north a have plunged by nearly three billion since 1970. that's a 29% decrease, according to a study based at cornell university. it w publishedoday in the journal "science." now, the study estimat the u.s. and canada now have about 7.2 billion birds. rr says the common house s and eastern m

sunny and pretty nice in the areas, and the first weather to start the week are in the pra civic northwesto rain chances at all for the most part. mid atlantic, ohio valley and sunny skies and great weather conditions. the rough stuff comes friday, the big change, northern plains and finally some rain in texas and oklahoma. >> thank you, bill. >> thanks, bill. >>> co-founder and lead singer of the band the cars ric ocasek has died, his boddo was found in his new york townhouse yesterday afternoon and pronounced dead at the scene. while the cause of the death is not immediately clear, police say no criminality is expected. ric ocasek co-founded the cars in 1976, and merging classic guitar oriented rock with synthesizer driven pop sounds. the band recorded more than a dozen top 40 singles including "my best friend's girl," "good times roll," and "just what i needed." he was 75 years old. >>> the highest civilian honor, as president trump is set to award former yankee pitcher mariano rivera with the presidential medal of freedom. not the first trip to the white house for rivera who participat

where are the hearings on the asylum are being abused connect or the td pra is causing you to be put in handle criminal organizations and we put in great danger. where are the healings for the for a settlement that resulted in unprecedented family members [inaudible] 32% of women being sexually abused children dying. criminal cartels making millions of dollars of year because of congressional inaction but i see no hearings on this. the same cartels have [inaudible] where are those hearings connect this immigration crisis -- where is that hearing? if you want to conjure up a false narrative or sending giant to the number one address policy provides x-ray to criminals. and they put our communities at risk. many children's and others have been raped and murdered by illegal criminal aliens but i don't see hearing on that connect thousands of angry mobs and dad have been born out of century policies but i don't see the urgency that we have that we attack the administration on. our nation's heroes and ice and border patrol are under attack in the families are being attacked in churches and

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. >> thank you, martha, for having me.storm now, certainly our pras go out to all those in the bahamas and the victims and that's exactly what i have been on the coast all day. if the coast of georgia letting people know how serious this storm is. it's massive. we are not out of the woods yet. we are preparing for a major event, storm surges, flooding, especially folks on our barrier islands, we are really pleading with them to heed our advice and to move early. if we have flooding and causeways get flooded, we can't get to them, we can provide emergency services, it may take us days to do that. so i think we are being very prudent. i've been in touch with governor desantis and mcmasters and we are dealing with a lot of the traffic from florida and south carolina as well as our own citizens. we've had a great team and with a great partnership at the federal level and i appreciate the president keeping us up to speed and fema as well. >> martha: what's your understanding on that money? there was a lot of discussion about the money that was moved to ice from homeland security conference.

took an opportunity to honor his daughter by giving to someone else and a northern ireland family is praingtears. a man who lost his day went on to pay for someone's cake order and left a birthday card explaining the gesture and wished the child a happy birthday signed the card hannah's dad. >>> cal held on saturday for a 23-17 win over north texas. soon after that victory, the secreted press ranked as the third best in the season. they will play on the road against ole miss on saturday. >>> the a's are back at home to play the kansas city royals. oakland went for the series sweep against the rangers and marcus swimmien put the a's up early, and chapman helped the a's win 5-1 and tonight's game starts at 7:07 at the coliseum. the a's have a one and a half game lead over tampa bay and a three game lead over cleveland for the second and time wild card. the two wild card teamsville a play-in game to advance into the playoffs. >> the san francisco giants have the day off before taking the day off in boston. yesterday they wrapped up a series against the miami marlins. cueto pitched after coming

as the student and their strengths.ng thise has had an impact on hopig and oon the trauma informed pras that was unexpected and we are studying with our researchers. >> s.thank you mr. chairman. i will yield. >> i want to be more strict on time because we have more members who would like to do questioning. at this time i would like to recognize mr. morel for five minutesze please. i'm sorry. i'm really sorry. [inaudible]dr madam, last week, hhs offer to the inspector general public report which i will submit for the record following an investigation of immigrant children in detention centers. with the report outlined is how this administration's child separation policy makes worse the trauma that immigrant children have already experienced on theirig journey o this country. investigators separated children exhibited more symptoms of anxiety, fear, abandonment and posttraumatic stress disorder damn those that have not been separated from their parents. ... >> what does the science a bout the effects of separating young children from their parents and placing them in an adequate positions

slower elsewhere are markets okay with this for the moment given what central banks are up to and trade praing ahead of the market? >> i think the market is concerned really the perception of a slow down in moment, certainly the manufacturing sectors in terms of investment in gdp, that's soft we know the trade picture globally is weak as well so much is resting on the consumer we just had consumer expenditure data today a little on the soft side in talking about consumer spending now at about 2.4%, 2.5% gdp only going to come in at 1.5% that's a little too slow. >> we've obviously pulled back from the brink of the intense recession fears of august. bond yields are up a bit globally, but kind of stalled out at these levels. where does that take us, do you think, in terms of searching for a catalyst, a confirmation that you've seen? >> i think we're dealing with the market at the moment that is uncertain about the path ahead it's looking for a narrative we don't have a huge amount of clarity in what the federal reserve is going to do they seem to be very divided as a committee and that makes

tambiÉn pra los mexicanos.ablÓ de su experiencia de trabajar junto eugenio derbez, pero, le gusta para suegro? >> yo pensÉ cÓmo estÁ tan feliz siempre? no entendÍa. no entendÍa cÓmo una persona podÍa ser tan feliz siempre. reciÉn conocÍ a su hijo. tambiÉn a su familia. son buena familia. >> quÉ te pareciÓ su hijo que es muy guapo? [risas] >> es muy guapo. [habla en inglÉs] [risas] son similares. [mÚsica] [risas] addis: es una gran pregunta, cÓmo ser feliz? siendo como es Él. respondiendo siempre transparente. como pocos famosos que estÁn tan altos y cercanos. no podÍamos dejar pasar este fin de semana a alejandra guzmÁn. se presentÓ, no tuvo un lleno completo, pero fue mucha gente a verla. estuvo maravillosa. se presentÓ y rompió muy sabroso. con un look maravilloso. se quitÓ los zapatos. esta vez no llorÓ por frida. raÚl: muy bien. tremendo resumen. [risas] tremendo resumen de entretenimiento y espectÁculo. muchas gracias. francisca: ahÍ estÁ todo lo que estÁ ocurriendo. yo tenÍa que dejar de llorar. ya las co

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but if you follow the pra joekt ject tori of what he's predicting, does it does basically move most ifot americans into some government-run insurance. >> but it doesn't force them off, is that the distinction he's making? >> that's right. that's what makes this more moderate than some of the liberal candidates. he's trying to focus on choice, not infringe okay people's freedom to make that decision voluntarily. >> all right. thank you both. >>> coming up, james mattis said owed the trump administration a duty of silence. >> john bolton not so much. >> a little bit different actually. we're going to get david ignatius' take on those new comments he made yesterday about the president. >>> plus, in a few hours the house intelligence committee will meet with a key figure in the battle over that whistleblower complaint that the trump administration is fighting to keep under wraps. we'll talk to a member of that committee democrat jim himes. >>> and the ap's jonathan lemire joins us with his new reporting that posted overnight on trump's hesitation to engage in foreign conflict despite all t

as you'll see on this slide under the pra, the white house must preserve and maintain all memos, letters, notes, emails and written communications from the president just like the note he dictated to you. of course, those notes are not supposed to be kept in a secret safe in his former campaign manager's house. and so it's clear, i think, to folks who read special counsel's report that is why the president asked you -- he wanted this message to be hidden and knew you wouldn't keep a record. in fact, you took it out of the white house after miss hicks typed it up and stored it in your personal safe. i want to give you an opportunity to confirm this. in your exchange with mr. swalwell you talked a bit about the notes that you dictated from the president and in the special counsel's report, it makes clear on page 91, the last sentence of the second paragraph, that when you met with the president, this was, quote, the first time the president had asked lewandowski to take dictation and lewandowski wrote as fast as possible to capture the content correctly. that sentence cites your interview

as you'll see on this slide under the pra, the white house must preserve and maintain all memos, letters, notes, emails and written communications from the president just like the note he dictated to you. of course, those notes are not supposed to be kept in a secret safe in his former campaign manager's house. and so it's clear, i think, to folks who read special counsel's report that is why the president asked you -- he wanted this message to be hidden and knew you wouldn't keep a record. in fact, you took it out of the white house after miss hicks typed it up and stored it in your personal safe. i want to give you an opportunity to confirm this. in your exchange with mr. swalwell you talked a bit about the notes that you dictated from the president and in the special counsel's report, it makes clear on page 91, the last sentence of the second paragraph, that when you met with the president, this was, quote, the first time the president had asked lewandowski to take dictation and lewandowski wrote as fast as possible to capture the content correctly. that sentence cites your interview