rance form the entire business of we control and crop care. day and night robots could check for disease watch out for infestation is like insects or fungus and kill the weaves among the crops stomping is an alternative method to zapping. there's a lot of artificial intelligence behind these little models if they do their job well the use of herbicides could be slashed. in a national id as we've reached the point where we can sharply reduce the use of chemicals and that's what i'm confident it will indeed happen in the field of weed control this is just as he ended. the smart robots need to distinguish between weed and crop and between healthy and diseased plants and rarely if ever get it wrong. the ai learns from comparing a huge number of photos computer vision algorithms detect and classify the plants. robots on the ground will also team up with ones in the air drones equipped with cameras surveying the land and passing the images on to farmers all the little helpers in real time. the idea is to identify problems far more swiftly and effici

unfortunately for the house managers, the people say with dazzling clarity what has rance fired within the four walls and then what's on the record and rubberstamp. histories first, first impeachment inquiry to be filled solely on the basis of partisan politics. first one. have asked us to ignore how quickly they moved to ignore them president trump and if you are not sincere then their timeline to those from the nixon and then with those remarks repaired my - - prepared by the presidents council. i thought it was all black and white but it was what led me to support acquittal now when i was serving in the house there were times when i was frustrated with president bush or then-president obama. and when we as members of the house where on the obama apologyt- tour for the government run healthcare and the involvement of fast and furious scandal or the daca executive memo and the possibilities of impeachment. what will we do about this cracks we looked at all the facts and ultimately we chose a different path but then on the porch is where the battles belong. i asked my colleagues that w

i think the late greatter rance rance -- terrance did so. supervisor tang did so in the late 1990s. and of course we have all grappled as recently as 2016 with the issue of short term rentals, rentals under 30 days, that i was proud to work with then supervisor campos on that is now the law of san francisco. there's a lot that i would like to say and talk about and let me start with this, which is in the almost 20 years that i've been on and off this board of supervisors, i don't think i've ever introduced a piece of legislation that has engaged the interest of virtually every singled registered lobbyist in the city and county of san francisco. this legislation has done that. on behalf of all sorts of different interests in a rapidly-evolving field, and i want to share with you what i've shared with all of them who came to my office and met with myself and my chief of staff, which is that this type of housing is an absolutely necessary and legitimate use in urban settings throughout this country and throughout this world, whether you are an employee who is relocating, whether you ar

i think the late greatter rance rance -- terrance did so. supervisor tang did so in the late 1990s.se we have all grappled as recently as 2016 with the issue of short term rentals, rentals under 30 days, that i was proud to work with then supervisor campos on that is now the law of san francisco. there's a lot that i would like to say and talk about and let me start with this, which is in the almost 20 years that i've been on and off this board of supervisors, i don't think i've ever introduced a piece of legislation that has engaged the interest of virtually every singled registered lobbyist in the city and county of san francisco. this legislation has done that. on behalf of all sorts of different interests in a rapidly-evolving field, and i want to share with you what i've shared with all of them who came to my office and met with myself and my chief of staff, which is that this type of housing is an absolutely necessary and legitimate use in urban settings throughout this country and throughout this world, whether you are an employee who is relocating, whether you are punching a

washington, and he takes francis as the first woman cabinet secretary in american history -- woo hoo, f rances- and francies does the same thing. she says the way we make government accountable is that you push from the outside and i'll laead from the inside. we'll organize. we'll coordinate. we'll pick the issues we're fighting on and we will make the change. you know she got done? think about this. she got a minimum wage, ended child labor, made it legal and protected to join a union, and worker safety laws, and my personal favorite, the weekend. [laughter] sen. warren: when you get paid more. change, hugereal change in this country. and she did it by having a plan to hold government accountable. it's amazing what one persistent andn on the inside, millions of people on the outside pushing can get done. let's do this. [applause] sen. warren: thank you. thank you. [applause] sen. warren: hi. senator. i want to echo that thanks for your passion and positivity as a role model. we need more in this world. the core of my question goes to getting things done. you have wonderful plans. out.re well

jason rance is the seattle radio show host and joins us tonight. thanks so much for cominges on.o simple question, pete buttigieg is telling us we need to do this, it's y essentially happen where you live. has it worked? >> simple answer, no, it has not worked at all. i what we are seeing here unfortunately is an increase over the last ten years when our prosecutor in king county dan soderberg decided first not to charge melanie accounts and then he chose instead not to charge anyone with quote unquote personal amount of possession, so to your point, crack cocaine, methamphetamine, whatever. and what we seen at the same time as a dramatic increase in the amount of overdose deaths. at the same time, we've also seen a dramatic increase in the amount of drug deals thatt are happening out in the open in seattle streets. a big part of the problem is that cops will say, now they don't really have any leverage to use over addicts to get them to seek treatment, because they know that there's actual consequences. at the same time, you've got the drug dealers who are less product on them.

bahrain, finland, hon dur rance or the philippines? tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. my book of the week is fred hochberg "trade is not a four-letter word." he has managed to do the seemingly impossible, write a breezy, smart, funny book about trade, he weaves in stories with the data, has a refreshingly informal voice and takes the reader on an entertaining ride. the bonus is, he's right about the subject as well. the answer to my "gps" challenge this week is d, the philippines recently announced it is withdrawing from the visiting forces agreement, a 22-year-old pact that allows u.s. troops to operate there. the agreement is a key piece of a 70-year military relationship which has included joint military exercises and hundreds of millions of dollars in defense aid. philippines president rodrigo duterte has been threatening to withdraw from the agreement since 2016. in an expletive laden speech he revealed the final straw was the visa cancellation of one of his key allies, the former police chief largely responsible for en

it is about time they get some pushback on their self-righteous, pious rance.eachment is permanent, so his acquittal. comments from jim in buffalo, new york. as well ond those facebook and twitter, available to you. ryan from russellville, alabama. hello. caller: how are you doing today. ? host: i'm well, go ahead. caller: i would like to weigh in on the wall. i know you want to know about the breakfast -- host: we are going to keep the comments about the statements of the president and the back-and-forth, if you don't mind. caller: -- my country is so corrupt, we are working for half the amounts to feed our families. apologize, there are people lining up to talk about yesterday. i do not want to distract from that conversation. make your comments to yesterday please. caller: [inaudible] judy ok, we will go to from riverdale, georgia, on our oppose line. caller: hi, good morning. i want to say that his behavior yesterday was so inappropriate. he does this all the time. this is who he is. he is very vindictive, and the reason why nancy pelosi rip the is because

using --rance is just ignorance is oozing from your pores. satan? is that what you believe in?million americans voted for that man. are you calling all of us filthy? that is the left. you cannot debate policy. god bless you, my friend, for demonstrating the moral bankruptcy of your party. thank you, henry. you demonstrated that live on national television. host: senator susan on impeachment said, "he was impeached and there's been criticism by republicans and democratic senators. i believe he will be much more cautious in the future." guest: then she has never met the president. he is not changing his ways. he came to the white house to fight for the american people, to reestablish us as the shining city on the hill, to make us prosper. he will keep on doing exactly what he has been doing for the last 3.5 years. next from, you are ohio. caller: good morning. three things i have. president trump's is the best thing that ever happened to this country but the worst thing that ever happened was obama. he divided this country terribly. second, they keep talking about the debt. obama