randall: every time i was there. problem with these guys is they have to get a cell site permit. in this day and age -- it can take two or three years to get a cell site for. saying a lot of folks china is going to beat us to the world of 5g. in china, they don't spend two years trying to get a permit to a cell site, they just go build it. here this two to three years is going to be a problem. david: is china ahead of us now in 5g? randall: no. we have live 5g standards-based up and running in 12 markets in the united states. china has zero right now. they are going to commit to this. they have said this is a major focus of there's from an economic standpoint and security standpoint. they are investing heavily. david: will you buy the equipment of huawei in building out your 5g? are you allowed to? randall: our government has told us not to, so i get it. we are not using huawei, a chinese developer of this technology. they are the largest equipment producer in the world for telecom equipment. our government is being

randall: now, no.we have live 5g standards-based up and running in 12 markets in the united states. china right now has zero. they are running some trials. now china is going to commit to this. they have said this is a major focus of theirs from an economic development standpoint and security standpoint. so they will come hard. they are investing heavily. david: will you buy the equipment of huawei in building out your 5g? are you allowed to? or will you -- randall: our government has told us not to, so i get it. we are not using huawei, a chinese developer of this technology. they are the largest equipment producer in the world for telecom equipment. but, look, our government is being very aggressive on this, that this is a security risk. i don't think we, our government is doing their best work in explaining why this security risk exists. and to me, the biggest risk is not that the chinese government might listen in on our phone conversations or mine our data somehow if we use their equipment. that i

randall: now, no.have live 5g standards-based up and running in 12 markets in the united states. china has zero right now. they are running some trials. china is going to commit to this. they have said this is a major focus of theirs from an economic standpoint and security standpoint. they are investing heavily. david: will you buy the equipment of huawei in building out your 5g? are you allowed to? randall: our government has told us not to, so i get it. we are not using huawei, a chinese developer of this technology. they are the largest equipment producer in the world for telecom equipment. our government is being very aggressive on this, that this is a security risk. i don't think we, our government is doing their best work in explaining why this security risk exists. to me, the biggest risk is not that the chinese government might listen in on our phone conversations or mine our data somehow if we use their equipment. that is not the issue. conceive that we can put millions of connected devices i

collaborative, and i'm here on randall's behalf. i have worked with him, just as brenda has, for four years. i believe he is wonderful. he is so good with the tenants. i've gone out many times on the out reach with them, and he has a demeanor that is just owe relaxing, and they respond well with him. i think he would be a great asset if you appointed him to seat one. thank you. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is lindsay mullkahe. when i started at the collaborative almost two years ago, i was tasked with running our private hotel outreach program. randall, also known as r.j., is a person who really showed me the ropes. he has been with their program for four years now. where he conducts door-knocking, advising tenants on their rights, and he works closely with individual tenants to resolve habitability issues. i want to note that two-thirds of the s.r.o. units in san francisco are privately operated. while they don't have the same visibility as the non-profits, they are a majorit

[ laughter ] she was like, "randall." but i get it.tching the show. >> at all. >> seth: yeah, absolutely. [ laughter ] >> so, i mean -- that mean they're tuning in. and i'm definitely team, you know r and b. and, you know, hope for the best for the couple. absolutely. >> seth: there you go. >> so, yeah. >> seth: and this is very exciting. you shot -- is it "won't you be my neighbor?" the tom hanks film? >> it is called now "a beautiful day in the neighborhood." >> seth: "a beautiful day in the neighborhood." >> yeah. >> seth: and this is the mr. rogers movie? burg yes? >> shot fully in pittsburgh, except we did a couple days in new york. >> seth: oh, cool. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: and was that -- that must have been a fantastic experience. >> it was amazing, because i was sandwiched between sir tom hanks and chris cooper and matthew rhys. and so i couldn't ask for a better cast for my first feature film. yeah. >> seth: well, that's exciting. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: we can't wait to see that. >> yeah. >> seth: and congratulations on another seas

randall. >> no. due to coercion. >> great, thank you. my followup question to ms. randall and mr. hasbrooks, the requirement imposes sanctions on individuals who either forget or refuse to register. if there was a system that would provide for a passic automatic registration that does not include peace time, criminal or civil penalties be preferable to the current system. so in the event a national mobilization need, data would be collected to send induction notices. there would be no active penetration with penalties for failing to register. >> anything that limits that don't support the current endless wars would be positive. however, i think it's likely that such a system would cause military planners to have even more complacent -- false complacency that an idea of a draft would be available. we do not live in a country other than for people who are under court supervision, because they have been convicted of a crime, or men between 18 and 26. you don't have to report to the police when you move in this country. there is no certain database. certainly none with the accuracy th

randall: a lot more than i used to. david: if you don't like what they say, do you call somebody

randall: i'm getting a robocall too. [laughter] randall: it is literally a robocall.ish, the next person to speak to me in english is fired. i don't care if the building is on fire. david: you are trying to rapidly build 5g. randall: it is conceivable we will move into a world without screens. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldnt recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright.

my name is diane randall. i'm the executive secretary of the friends committee on national legislation. i appreciate the invitation to be with you in this important conversation on military conscription. the friends committee on national legislation was founded in 1943 by members of the religious society of friends, also known as quakers. from those early days, amidst the second world war, we have opposed universal conscription, based on the principle of individual conscience. many friends and like-minded americans throughout history have exercised the call of their inward religious and moral conviction to oppose war and avoid coerced violence by military service. this call to refuse fighting and killing is based on quaker's understanding of living in the kingdom of god here and now, that we can have a direct relationship with christ and experience with divine love calls us to live in peace and with integrity. today the friends committee lobbies congress to advance peace, racial and economic justice and enviro

randall, everybody else who i don't see. and i would like to reiterate what supervisor peskin said about shall thomas, a man who i didn't have the pleasure to meet , but whose legacy and vision you are all standing in. thank you. we are incredibly proud to be the stewards of this amazing, magnificent public space. it is a responsibility that we take seriously, and we hope to infuse our future programming with equity and inclusion so that this alley can fulfil the promise and the pride of this special day. thank you very much and let's cut this ribbon. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, a christian. christian has been an incredible partner and there's been many, many neighborhood groups, many businesses, a lot of people who have been involved in this. i do want to thank the planning department, i want to thank the public utilities commission. they have also been part of this project. i would also like to thank m. squared and the contractor who worked very closely with all the neighbors to make this project happen. [applause]

randall: i'm getting a robocall too. [laughter] randall: it is literally a robocall. is fired. i don't care if the building is on fire. david: you are trying to rapidly build 5g. randall: it is conceivable we will move into a world without screens. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪

so i would put forward randall sloan for seat one. surash patel for seat two. shanita gardner, seat three. and for seat three, with a residency waiver. dion roberts for seat four. juan alejandro gar garcia for seat five with a residency waiver. clifford gilmore for seat six. angela chu for seat seven, and raul fernandez for seat eight, and jordan davis for seat nine. is that okay? can i take that without objection? without objection, that motion passes. thank you so much to everyone. is there any other items on the agenda? >> that completes the agenda for today. >> chairwoman: that completes the agenda. then the meeting is adjourned. thank you so much. in this san francisco office, there are about 1400 employees. and they're working in roughly 400,000 square feet. we were especially pleased that cleanpowersf offers the super green 100% clean energy, not only for commercial entities like ours, but also for residents of the city of san francisco. we were pleased with the package of services they offered and we're now encouraging our employees who have residence i

and at&t ceo randall stephenson reviews a range of industry issues including attempts to block the at&t time warner merger and the future of 5d technology. speak>> coming up wednesday morning, washington state democratic congresswoman kim schreier discusses the trump administrations vote to invalidate the informal care act. also arizona republican congresswoman debbie talks about the trump administration order and immigration policy and the former u.s. ambassador on the 70th anniversary of nato. watch the washington journal wednesday morning, join the discussion. >> on thursday health and human services secretary alex testifies about his departments 2020 budget, he is expected to be asked about the trump administrations efforts to invalidate the importable affordable care act. live on cspan3. a reminder you can follow our coverage online or with the free cspan radio app .>> here's a conversation on the trump adminiti

randall: our government has said not to.e are not using huawei, the largest equipment producer in the world for telecom equipment. but, look, our government is being very aggressive on this, that this is a security risk. i don't think we, our government is doing their best work in explaining why the security risk exists. and to me, the biggest risk is not that the chinese government might listen in on our phone conversations or, you know, mine our data somehow if we use their equipment. that's not the issue. we can now put millions of connected devices in a square mile. this will be the basis for autonomous cars. five to 10 years from now, every manufacturing floor will be attached to 5-g. 5-g will be driving robotics. 5-g will be driving the manufacturing floor. 5-g will be involved in traffic management around our cities. i mean, we'll be using this in utilities. we'll be using this in refineries. we have to ask our question -- ourselves a question. if that much of our infrastructure will be attached to this kind of techno

so i would put forward randall sloan for seat one. surash patel for seat two. shanita gardner, seat three. and for seat three, with a residency waiver. dion roberts for seat four. juan alejandro gar garcia for seat five with a residency waiver. clifford gilmore for seat six. angela chu for seat seven, and raul fernandez for seat eight, and jordan davis for seat nine. is that okay? can i take that without objection? without objection, that motion passes. thank you so much to everyone. is there any other items on the agenda? >> that completes the agenda for today. >> chairwoman: that completes the agenda. then the meeting is adjourned. thank you so much. - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where

joseph campbell teaches a class on myths randall hurst, yellow journalism and the lead-up to the spanish-american war at the the 19th century. here's a preview. >> this tale, you furnish the pictures and i'll furnish the war, lives on despite a nearly complete of supporting documentation as is mentioned in our core text this semester. absence ofmplete supporting documentation. the debunking. denied that there was ever such an exchange, that he sent such a message to remington. himself apparently never spoke about it. never spoke publicly about this. and the telegrams artifacts, the that are central to this whole story have never up.ed the artifacts have never up.ed but there are other factors. another factor is that it's whole talethis is illogical on its face would hearst davis,mington and why would he have sent a telegram to remington vowing furnish the war if war, the rebellion on cuba was very reason he sent them, remington and davis to cuba in the first place? it's illogical. given the context of what's cuba at the time, hearst's vow to furnish the war makes no sense. it's illogical. it's il

randall. >> dr.ave the injuries highly suggestive of a struggle and ruled it a homicide. >> homicide. there was only one suspect. in april 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex fausino was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said, you're under arrest. i was in complete shock. when you are innocent, you don't think it can happen. you think, they're going to come to their senses, they're going to see it. but -- no. >> he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. alex's sister says her brother was charged with murder because of small town politics. what was it that you think kept the state sort of moving forward with the idea of prosecuting? >> well, i think it was the beckwiths. the power they have in that community. i believe they were putting political pressure on the state to prosecute this. >> the suggestion that there was some sort of political pressure put on my office to push this case forward or to charge it is absolutely nonsense. it didn't happen. >> as alex w

randall ailes has been in the administration for two years. he told nbc news the decisio to seek his resignation came about ten days ago. in a statement, he said he isn't being fired but was told weeks ago sweeping changes were coming to the department. he will be replatesed by a -- replaced by a career member of thaksecret service who will over next month. >>> three administration officials tell nbc news that president trump may remove or reassign the current deputy dhs secretary. that move seen as possible effort to avoid any legal challenges as the president moves to install the current customs and border protection commissioner as acting secretary. kirstjen nielsen officially leaves tomorrow. all of these departures highlight significant vacancies within dhs. as of tomorrow there will be no sete confirmed secretary, deputy secretary, head of the secret service, head of fema, director of i.c.e., or inspectoa ge >>> a conservative republican from our area is reportedly in the running to become secretary kirstjen nielsen's apartment replaceme

get jobs in the industry like the distinguished former colleague, my senior senator from kentucky, randall ford. [indiscernible] makes me feel like old times because he was all whip and no one did a better job. well on hisgraham way to get things done. beenhis past week, he has taking around ambassadors from various countries in order to prompt their interest into south carolina, investing in south carolina. wehave from germany alone started these trips back in june of 1960. german industries in south carolina. we have trans-nationalism. we have japanese hitachi and fuji and others, so we have made it a wonderful chat, but graham has really worked and continues to work it and is a realist. he knows how to get things done. -- him thank you enough enough for really being already distinguished not just because we give the title, but i have heard from colleagues around, on both sides of the aisle, that fellow, lindsey graham, he is really a fine fellow, and he is working, and you want to be proud of him. i told him right away, i am. -- tell them right away, i am. i said the only way at the mom

some sports news for you now and the head of the german football federation reinhard randall has decided to resign he's been president of the federation since two thousand and sixteen the worlds biggest sports federation of my membership a criminal had been facing growing criticism over payments that he received from a federation subsidiary as well as over critical decisions leaving the governing body of german football most recently grendel had to clarify remarks interpreted as criticism of germany's coach. over the manner in which he made cuts to the men's national team. all now a one time star for the german women's national team has taken on coaching duties at a men's club integrates as one of the first women to coach a men's team in the top four german leagues though she is actually sharing the role with a coach the club is from stralia and it is struggling in the western division of germany's regional league. walking out for training in could bring on her first day in the new job. bring since previously coached in the women's. though this is a whole new challenge she says she doesn

they are where they were in the immediate run up to the devices being detonated the prime minister randall wickramasinghe condemning the attacks the worst act of violence since the end of the civil war a decade ago the events of two thousand and nine. will bring you all the latest developments on the other side of the break. anti fascist anti establishment and pro violence. despite the recent official disbanding of its militarized wing of basque separatist movement is found alive and well on the terraces of a build found stadia. a place where political revolutionaries share a platform an ideology with violent football hooligans. and read all death on al-jazeera. also one of our biggest strengths is that we talk to normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and doing that really reveals the truth people are still gathered outside these gates waiting for any information most of them don't know whether their loved ones are alive or dead or miami really is a place where two worlds meet we can get to washington d.c. in two hours we can get it on jurists in the rest of central amer

even goes so far as i say that there is total chaos and it's way learn that my duro is a violence or randall dictator you can see sort of images that they use in the video shoot she's compiling like videos and images from protests and she's sort of trying to very creatively you know kind of subvert a lot of the popular quote unquote hands off in this way with that's been happening right now you just saw folks and it was out people like bernie sanders. was also fascinating talks a lot about election fraud however we know from dan koval who's been on the show and the thousands of sort of election auditors around the world that it was like an example of what good elections could be i think we actually have a quick video to show the viewers actually what the video looks like. some pundits of the left claim venezuela is economic ruin because of u.s. sanctions but they are wrong when it was economy completely collapsed in twenty sixteen after decades of corruption incompetence of chavis and a little as narco kleptocratic government. right so those are some pretty harsh words that are actually all

would impact my life today, fast-forward 25 years, and i now serve as executive director of the fill randallnstitute. i'm very proud to stand alongside my mayor and my supervisor because we are the community leaders that you all dreamed of. this project will create opportunity we could have never imagined 25 years ago, from jobs , to economy and local business ventures, to social and economic, as well as environmental justice that this community deserves. this project will give back what is way more than then past due in bayview. bayview wants space, beautiful, well-maintained parks and open space that allow all of our families to grow. this project is for all of our kids who dare to dream and all the families that may face challenges, but hold hope in their hearts. thank you mayor breed, thank you supervisor walton and phil ginsburg, special thank you to another true community leader that couldn't be here, but her team is here, and that his former supervisor malia cone. >> thank you, jackie. in closing, it is a wonderful gathering, it shows how much depth and how much excitement and how muc

and because it was in mendal plaza it ways great event because there's been a huge renovation in randal plaza and supervisor walton will be there as well as myself and there will be music. there'll activities. it will be a great opportunity for everybody to come out and come to mandel plaza and see what is happening there every thursday, friday, saturday. it includes music and you can audition and sing and play instruments or you can just come and play games if you'd like it play checkers. if you would like to play dominoes or cards, it's just a great place to come be part of the community because the whole area has changed and it's a family friendly environment and if you're free come out around 4:30. this is showing more flyers and individuals for some great events we've had and the pizza with the cop event. we had dim sum with the cop event on san bruno avenue which was a great well attended event. i actually even ran into people before i was in the department when i used to get my hair done on the san bruno avenue. it was well attended. everyone loved it and more important, it's off

she said several people randal to help her as she fought the homeless woman they have record and they found the woman in the tent. >> i was frightened and concerned and i didn't know if she had any weapons. >> reporter: an attack several neighbors told us affected them. i don't go out after 5:00 in the evening. and we've been here for 15 years. >> they told her -- >> oftentimes i'll wait to find someone walking toward my building. >> there are more than 3,000 homeless in district six. they're working onnd aing a third navigation center on the water front but the need is not just housing. >> more supportive housing and a better mental health system and better treatment for addiction. right now a lot of people with mental illness and we don't have troo treatment for them. >> lee asked the department about this. his answers, coming up for out abc7 news at 6:00. >> you'll want to watch that. >>> we all know bay area traffic is badful will the new chase center in san francisco make it unbearable? >> plus, sky 7 finds another dead whale. what could be happenig? >>> are you ready for the >>>

randall: it is conceivable we will move into a world without screens. >> would you fix your tie, pleaseuldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪

this is near 13th and randall stets northwest. plenty ofd police were cal to the scene. we'll keep you updated. >>> 5:04. today you can pay your respects to the victims of the s lanka terrorttks. there will be a book of condolences at the embassy from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. today. >> the sri lankan state palestinianster said the retaliation were -- representative said the bombs were inat retalin. yesterday m threee explosion s rocked the capital. they were left from the original attack. no one was hurt. 40 are under arrest including the driver of a van allegedly used bide o of the suicide bombers. the death toll has rescission tonight 310. and more than 50 people are recovering from sunday's bombings. >>> at least four americans were killed including a student who was living and studying in sri lanka. he was on leave ofabscience from sidwell friends -- absence from sidwell friends. most people we spoke with at the vigil in loudoun county had a friend or family member affected by the attacks. >> my niece's classmate, she's only 11-years-old. after the easter services she