are scheduling the revocation hearing now? >> i want it to be clear on the record what is proposed. >> sorry. i would like to make clear for the kickoff community meeting to agree on metrics, that then starts the year's time? the metrics would need to be in place, i assume. >> yes. >> the year starts i imagine when they extend the hours. they would have to have the community meeting, and once they open with extended hours, that is the year clock would start ticking. >> just to be clear, you want them to meet. you have read into the record we want them to meet twice within the timeframe for the year. we also want them to meet with the neighbor to come up with criteria. when that is agreed upon, then they can be open until 4:00 a.m. that start the one year timeframe? >> why not have them agree on metrics, then the hearing and then appear it. consumyou come back mr. paul any they have been really operating in bad faith because they want every garbage can rolling down the hill capture order the video. that is real metrics. rather

failure to abide by any of the rules may result in suspension or revocation of the journalist's hard pass. sanders added, we would have greatly preferred to continue hosting white house press conferences and relies on a set of understood professional norms and we believe the overwhelming majority of journalists covering the white house share that preference. but given the position taken by cnn, we now feel obligated to

to set in this question of the revocation of a revocable ity of article fifty of the european court of justice and that ruling which comes on the twenty seventh of november could that be a significant feature of the commerce of a hugely significant advantage on a cherry who's chump in this this move through the courts as well don't you colleague in the s. and p. front as a loosely and john has been doing a. job or not but you know i really again it's really bad news for the u.k. government overall if the european court of justice on the twenty seventh of ember or shortly thereafter and says that luke article fifty can be unilaterally revoked it could potentially open up the space for either a general election or indeed a people's fought but evidently s.n.p. rather saw the pass in terms of independence by backing the people's will because many people including the likes of the s.n.p. are saying well that will be used as oppressed of true votes of any future in the badness referendum or second referendum will be based on the way paper as a was and twenty fourteen a similar process i woul

revocable, you can change it any time you want. trust the name of the document. where it's held for her benefit while she's alive. my benefit after she has died. no probate, no fees, nothing, people. which situation do you want to be in? >> to us when you first get a will you think you will everything and everybody will get it. it's not the way it works. with a trust you can do it that way. >> you should get a trust. get suze orman's trust and do it yourself. you avoid probate. everything is spelled out. if i can do it, you can do it. >> you can all come together as a family, make a world of difference. it will. suze: i have already told you the difference between a will and a living revocable trust. i just want to tell you briefly about the other two must-have documents. the advance directive. an advance directive is simply an advance of you getting sick you give the directive to your doctor as to what you want to see done. you need that, people. and a durable power of attorney for health care is who is going it make health care decisions for you if you can't ma

was the revocation of that press pass constitutional or legal? that has not yet been decided. to your question does it defuse the overall debate? no, but at the current moment, this is certainly a win for press freedoms in that the white house by court order, at least as it relates to this court order issued friday, is effectively giving up, saying they're not going to revoke his temporary press pass, the one that was revoked temporarily at the end of this period, kasie. >> geoff bennett at the white house, thank you for the update. i want to talk a little bit about this with our reporter jonathan allen. jonathan, you've covered the white house for many, many years, and this is something we suddenly saw, all of us who have done this with many different presidents over the years, have come to expect in terms of access for our viewers and re readers who deserve to know what's happening with their public officials, and it does seem that the white house after, it seemed to me, they were just going to keep pushing through with this, actually said we'll have to back away. >> i'm not

not operated full-time, or is not available for full-time operation that would be good cause for revocation. we want to make sure these medallions are in operation. increase the taxi supply in san francisco. we have three policy goals here with this recommendation. we do want to bring supply to san francisco. we want to support our purchase medallion holders and there's a congestion management aspect to this. currently the lot at sfo holds to about 500 taxis so there's parking lot space and then there's curb space and we have taxis that wait 2-3, 4 hours sometimes for a single trip. that's an efficient use of resources and we think they should be in san francisco serving the public and san francisco. so what's before you today would be authorize the director of transportation to limit medallion types that pick up at sfo so to allow purchased medallions to pick up all medallion types would be able to drop off. we would also want ramp taxis -- >> chair c. brinkman: one moment, yes, director torres? >> commissioner a. torres: thank you. i received a letter from five supervisors suggesting they

this could be set the revocation or so very dangerous to our nation if we start hordes of thousands of thousands just across the board pressure cities you know this recipe for disaster it has to stop here. for all of the criminals in tijuana as he calls a caravan migrants from central america. sheltered on the other side of the border robert has this message. we've got to stop it's going to stop they have to go back or they're going to be a truck flown bus walk whatever they have to go home and they have to work on their own problems if they've got to get elections you know revolution if that's for ticks whatever because the american people are fed up americans for the federal agents of the u.s. border patrol do not necessarily agree with any of troop sentiments however out here in the field they do appreciate him patrolling the area watching and alerting them to suspicious movements from the other side that's enough of a reward for this minute long as this is going. to be a correspondent stephens emas reporting there on the vigilante minutemen project that monitors the us mexico borde

rather, defendants state they'd do not plan to rescind the revocation of acosta's credentials.y said cnn is grand standing and will fight the suit and quote, the first amendment is not served when a single reporter of more than 150 present attempts to monopolize the floor. if there's no check on this behavior it impedes the ability of the president and white house staff and members of the media to conduct business. by the way, the white house c e corresponde correspondent's association made a statement. representing jim acosta is a big-time lawyer in d.c. >> shepard: melania trump is calling for the firing of a white house staffer. >> reporter: last month the first lady took her first solo trip to africa. there were reports the first lady was not happy with the national security adviser to the preside president, his deputy. the spokesperson for the first lady said ricardo should no longer be working in the white house. this the statement in full, it's the position of the first lady ricardo no longer deserve the honor of serve white house. with all the speculation involving who

even if they're severeh eno to result in license revocation.he alleged victim didn't want to cooperate. >>> as part of our i-team, they did not arrest a teacher that ey say admitted to it. for now scott mcfarland. it's news 4 i-team. >> nd50 now in montgomery county, the school superintendent is taking action to prevent hazing. news 4 has the story. >> five members of the damascus high school are under arrest and charged with sexually abusing fourf members the team using a broom in a hazing incident. as a sult, he notified all montgomery schools thatoaes and activity advisers are now required to meet with their students and teach awareness of the dangers of hazing. >> how t identify if they are being victimized and how to stop their friends if they think their friends are going to do something. >> no one that works here has been suspended or fired as a result of this hazing incident. thechool superintendent says he was to let police finish the investigation before he announces the action they'll take. >> officials say most o the kids were not v

the move is part of a lawsuit cnn find today, arguing that last week's revocation of acosta's press pass violated his first amendment rights and his rights to due process. the trump administration is digging in its heels. let's go to our chief media correspondent, brian stelter. so brian, what exactly is the latest? i know you're getting new information. >> reporter: yes. the judge in this case, judge timothy j. kelly, he's a trump appointee, who was assigned to the case in u.s. district court in d.c. a few hours ago. the judge has just said that he will hold a hearing in this case wednesday at 3:30 p.m. this will be an initial hearing to hear cnn's request for a temporary restraining order. earlier on wednesday, 11:00 a.m. eastern time, that's when all of the defendants in the case are going to have to turn in any of their statements, any of their responses to cnn's lawsuit. president trump has been sued by cnn and acosta, and so have several of trump's top aides, including press secretary sarah sanders and chief of staff john kelly. the two claims are violations of first amendment and

that investigations and adjudications and the ultimate due process where needed for denials and revocations is done in an orderly, consistent, fair and ultimately transparent manner. and while many may express different opinions about how well we have succeeded in meeting that goal, the truth is that we are in an effort of continuing modernization that as an earlier panelist suggested is always catching up with reality. we are doing our best. one example of this which i will talk about later is the idea of social media research and the ways in which investigations need to be modernized because we all recognize that investigations need to be modernized. on the flip side, there are certain things that remain true. we want to make sure that when we gather information about an individual that we are gathering it in an appropriate scope, that we are correctly identifying the individual in question and that we are using it for an appropriate purpose. with that said, there is probably more work to be done in this area. the two executive orders that amy referred to, while their numbers may be confu

then, a federal judge sides with cnn in a lawsuit against the white house over the revocation of a reporter's pass. it's friday. daood and ruth marcus break down the week's political news, cas a newgress arrives in washington. and, our fall films series contin,"ues with "wido a heist thriller with a big twist, set in chicago. >> i think we're seeing things we haven't seen befour, in this pie. the convention always has to be broken, because otherwise, we see the same film all the time. >> woodruff: all on tond more,

so here' the moment that led to that revocation. acosta was trying to ask aqu tion when the president cut him off. you see the young lady there, the intern who came ove to took the mike. he resisted her. the white house says acosta, quote, laid his hands on her, and that's w they revoked his pass. the video does not show acosta putting histh hands o young woman. he was just trying to ask a question. >> it was a pretty surreal nexperience. er thought in this country that i wouldn't be able to go and cover thef presidente united states simply because i was trying to ask a question. >> cnn says it is standing by its reporter. the white house correspondents' association released a statement condemning the president's behavior and the actions of the white house. >> it's 4:35. now to the latest in the fallout from a football player's death at the university of maryland. linda gooden, who has been on the board of ges since 2009, was elected chair. she will take over for james brady, who stepped down lastek we've also learned that the two a

the new development was that we are thinking of having a new way of having a non—unilateral revocationbout it. have some kind of arbitration. it was not —— it would not be time limited. having said that, the treasury say we are getting too far ahead of ourselves. the nature of that body that will decide these issues, you have got all those problems you always have. who's in charge that relationship? i think that while there are some positive noises it is premature to say we have cracked that particular not. mark carney was facing difficult questions over brexit and what it might mean after not raising rates yesterday? he didn't raise rates yesterday. the question is this. what happens if we get a disorderly brexit and there is chaos and disruption? what does the bank of england do? there has been an assumption that in a situation like that the bank of england would lower rates to give everybody some breathing space, loosen monetary. what he said yesterday was, don't bank on that. if, for example, we get a supply shop, stuff is not coming in, sterling will fall and therefore you will ha

tell the i-team, unless police make an he allegations are severe enough to result in teach license revocation. police said the aejd male . >> reporte >> they're questioning themselves. they say this really upsets me but i'm supposed t happy about it. so they're afraid of rid >>> if you are looking forg sometho do with the kids overs long holiday weekend, head down to the sculpture garden inning rink next to the mal there is is an admission fee, $9 for the adults, $8 for the kids, $4 t rent skates. >> skating may be a good idea to work off all those thanksgiving day holidays. >> here's the "today" show's favorite picks. >> broccoli casserole. >> it's stuffing. it's the stuff that you get from the store that's already made. >> my mom's mac and cheese. it is just perfect combination of cheese, milk, butter all of those things that lead to you an early grave. al wow. >> i t agree there. i totally agree on the mac a cheese. >> he's going to die a happy man. >> clearly. i like oystees ng. >> i love that. i can't make it, though. i want somebody to make it for me? >> just turkey, markshed potato and

lawyer has been offered temporary asylum in the netherlands, after anger from islamists at the revocationn a commanding position in sri lanka, with two days to go in the first test in galle. opening batsman keaton jennings contributed with a career—best 146 not out, and sri lanka now have an uphill struggle, to have any chance of winning. jo currie reports. a batting masterclass from the 26—year—old, dominating away from home isn't a familiar feeling for england at the moment but keaton jennings gave the tourists a day to remember. starting play 177 runs ahead after england's top order all faltered, it was left to ben stokes to try to keep up withjennings' pace. pat down from jonny bairstow to keep the muscles ticking over. and maybe it helped. as stokes hit three sixes as he headed towards his half—century. best again making himself useful. there wasn't much stokes could do about this from dilruwan perera though. asjennings' partners came and went, next bit was jos buttler‘s turn, who got off to a promising start but there was only one star man today. that's it. that is it. keaton jennin

. >> the school district learned of the pictures and start revocation of her license. the teacher resigned and relinquished her license but other students and parents never hear about it. >> would your parents have liked to have seen this? >> i believe they would have really appreciated that. >> reporter: the same thing thim suhere a female teacher sent pictures of herself to a male student. >> but they hit arick wall. the student refused to confirm with it the detective. >> one, they're questioning themselves. they say ge thiseally upsets me. bom supposed to be happy it. so they're afraid of ridicule. and then they're afraid they'll get into trouble. >> the cases reveal something else. even if a school district has engh evidence to revoke a license for misconduct, you might not hear about it. >> they surveyed every local school district and most said they would n inform unless there was a police arrest. >> a teacher under arrest after having a relationship with a student. >> like kimberly winters, criminally charged with having a relationship withuv aile and expected

the judge used a 1977 case focusing on revocation of credentials based on political motives or partisanferences, not outlandish behavior exhibited by acosta. here is how president obama dealt with it. we thought would like to see how times have changed. nary a people from the left-wing media about this. >> the civil rights of lgbt americans -- hold on. okay. you know what? no, no, no, no, no. you are in my house cheers. >> you are not going to get a good response from me my interrupting me like this. lou: you remember the chants of trump trump trump from the white house press corps, right? there is, joining me now to talk about the illegal immigration crisis, the recount fiasco in florida, a former member of george w. bush's senior staff, brad blakeman. by the way, how did that work out, brad? >> it worked out great. the reason why is we exposed the corruption and intimidation and income comments same two counties in 2000. let's start with the close races. the republican party is not widening its lead. can it any longer afford to have a bunch of rye know bunch -- ofd because it means a

allegations against teachers to the even if they're severe enough to result in teacher license revocation. in many of those cases male victims didn'tt to cooperate. not surprising to child safety >> they're questioning themselves, well, this really upsets me, but i'm supposed to be happy about it. so they're afraid of ridicule and then they're afraid that they'll get in >> tonight on news 4 at 5:00. it's part of our wholeews 4 ii i-team. why they couldn' arrest a teacher that admitted to having sex with one of her 15-year-old students that w on school grounds. authorities say five members of the team sexually abused four victims in the boy's lockerte rm school. the superintendent told coachers and activity advisers at all ntgomery county schools to meet with their students and discuss the dgers of hazing. >> identify if they're being victimized and how to stop their friends if they think their friends are going through something. >> no one that works at the high school has been suspended or fired. the superintendent wants to wait until the police investigations are complete before decid t

against teachers to the community, even if the allegations are severe enough tu in teacher license revocation. they found in many of the cases the alleged male victims dopn't want to ate. some say not surprising. >> they're questioning themselves. theysay, well, this really upsets me, but i'm supposed to be happy abo it. so they're afraid of ridicule and then they'ret afraid t they'll get in trouble. >> tonight on news 4 at s5:00, part of our investigation, why police tell the i-team they could not arrest a teacher that they said admitted having sex with one of her 15-year-oldts stud on school grounds. for now, scott mcfarland, news 4 i-team. >> let's turn to chuck now and check the forecast. >> your storm team 4 forecast, looking ver quite for travellers up and down much of the east coast for today. that's welcome news. a live picture there of reagan inteational airport. 55 is our average high temperature around this time of the year. last year,nk tiving day was 47. the year before that 57. 64 was our warmest thanksgiving in 2015 but thishasgiving will be a cold one. a lot colder than 2013 w

. >> if there's license revocation, absolutely people sh ld know aboutit. >> the news 4 i-team uncoverstring of teachers removed from local classrooms, stripped of their licenses for misconduct with . studen >> but nearly every case has remained secret, unknown to parents. >> this morning, scott mcfarland why child -teamw safety advocates worry. that's because there's a dangerous double standard. >> a local music teacher and choir director is facing child sex charges tonight. >> repter: sadly, it's become almost weekly news. he's accused of sending ri inapprope pictures to children. >> reporte local teachers busted for inappropriate or abusive relationships with students. but that's not the whole story. the news 4 i-team will show you why there are more cases that never make it to the airwaves -- until now. is it aost always men? >> no, about 30% of the incidents are female teachers or staff members. >> reporter: virgimma wealth university professor cheryl shakeshaft has led studies on teacher sexual misconduct cases and says there's a double sendard when teacher is male. >> people are

>> resolution authorizing the general manager of the public utilities commissioner to enter into revocable license for new streetlight facility and rock columns and rockaway avenue and laguna honda boulevard with no license fee. >> gives the city license to install city lights on two existing poles at rockaway avenue and laguna honda. supervisor yee, and recognize darlean, and hear from john scarpula who represents the public utilities commission. welcome, jarlean. >> good morning. i am legislative aide for supervisor yee. and the residents requested the lighting more than six years ago worked on by supervisor yee's predecessor, and we are extreme extreme extremely grateful to staff for working so closely with our neighbors to make this lighting finally possible. the neighbors are really looking forward to a lighting ceremony, hopefully in time for the holiday season. and we hope that this legislation received your support. thank you. >> all right. thank you. i don't see any reason why it wouldn't. john. >> good morning. and sfgovtv, a quick power point here. thank you. >> the power point.

the beatles, certainly, in revocable, jumped about become rock 'n roll stars.at a time when that was an idiotic thing to say you wanted to be. nobody told their families that they wanted to be rock 'n roll stars. especially in riverport. in the late 1950s and early 1960s. julia child, definitely ignored by her parents but with dreams of seeing the world of thinking that she had something special inside, and i think with both reagan the same thing. he felt from the beginning that there was something special inside of him that he needed to explore and he kept going into that. he could never really quite put his finger on it at the beginning but once each of these people got recognition, early in their careers, of course with the beatles, with julia, in france and with ronald reagan, being a lifeguard, growing up in dixon, illinois, and being written about as a hero in the local newspaper, i think that each found inspiration to dig deep and to make something of themselves something extra ordinary. they felt they were gifted and they would not give up that dream. t

cnn, by the way, issued a statement saying that the president's revocation of the press pass was a threatcracy. byron york, a threat to democracy? it was a melee in there. he might as well taking the podium from the president and done the press conference himself. >> if i'm a member correctly, this actually happened with jim acosta before during the transition. i think it was a news conference at trump tower and jim acosta treated it as if it were a one on one as if there was nobody else sitting there, nobody was going to ask questions and you do not have a right to ask questions indefinitely of the president of the united states. if you ask your follow-up, it's over. >> laura: you just cannot keep the microphone and these other reporters, like, covering -- what are they calling him? that's unfair. it's a clever pun. >> he likes that microphone. >> laura: i paid for that microphone! let's now talk about nancy pelosi. she was treated with kid gloves as you guys pointed out during the break, dan, they are asking her, tell us how great all these new women are that got elected. what's your fa

if you remember it had to do with director brennan's security clearance and the revocation of it. that was litigated on tv several months ago. the admiral was upset about it. when chris wallace is asking the president about it, he's going to fire back, which he is -- that's predictable from the president. if you are saying stuff about him that he doesn't like, he's going to fire back. i think we have seen that over and over again. >> anthony, real quick. >> doesn't make it right. i'm just trying to explain it. >> you can't defend it is the point. >> i'm not defending it. i would prefer that he not do that, but i'm also explaining why he is doing that. he has a difference of opinion with me. we are still friends. i think friendship requires honesty and i think the most loyal people are very honest and direct. it's the more of selfishness and self survival. it's important to tell our friends what we think because we want to see them do better. >> we really appreciate you being with us. former communications director at the white house. anthony scaramucci, great to see you. >> good l

the courts responded to the executive branch and challenged the executive branch's revo revocation of the press pass. he put an order into effect and the white house did abide by that and that's why acosta's press pass is back into his hands. >> he just walked back into the white house grounds. brian is our chief media correspondent. here with me now is julie hirsch field davis is an analyst and a congestiressional correspondent. you said before, some people may disagree with the style of jim acosta. press access is something that is very important and this violates that. when you saw the president respond to this and to be clear, what the judge decided is it was arbitrary. this way that the white house decided jim acosta should not have more access and withholds his hard pass that allows him to get on his campus. they are going to establish some standards for decorum. what do you think that means. what is going to happen from here? >> obviously on its face, it was a victory. jim acosta has his press pass back at the white house. he got his access back for now. i do think this is some

he was asked about the developments we have been covering this afternoon related to the revocation of the credential for a cnn reporter reinstated at least temporarily by a judge. a donald trump appointed judge. the president talked about the idea as that truck pops again down the driveway there needing to be decorum. that was a word used at least once and talked about rules and regulations put in place. i do think we would be remiss not to note what has happened at least from the president's perspective. that is president who just recently, for example, called a reporter's question racist, another question stupid, told a third female reporter he didn't know what she was thinking because she's never thinking and paraphrasing here and the next question to ask is whether the dero couple, in fact, and if the rules are put in place goes both ways. the president says he's directed the staff to walk out of briefings if need be, if they feel like they need to. and need to point out there have been fewer briefings than i can count on one hand as the white house notably pulled back with the pr

there is no shortage of opinions about jim acosta's run-in with the president on wednesday, nor the revocationf his credential to cover the trump white house. >> you are very rude person. the way you treat sarah huckabee is horrible. >> president trump's willingness to mix it up with the press is well established. wednesday's back-and-forth with cnn's jim acosta escalated the tension between the white house and the fourth estate to new levels. >> that's enough. that's enough. that's enough. that's enough. >> pardon me, ma'am. >> that's enough. >> during the exchange, acosta -- she was trying to take the microphone, which is her job. that interaction led them to revoke his presence credentials. sarah sanders writing on twitter we will not tolerate the inappropriate behavior clearly documented in this video. today there were questions about whether the video sanders posted was doctored, sped up to make acosta see more aggressive in the arm touch more dramatic. for his part, acosta rejected the white house's suggestion he was out of line. >> i didn't put my hands on her or touch her, as they are

i mean -- the only other thing i would say is the metric of success no more medallion revocations? i mean, that's the -- >> defaults. >> defaults, rather. >> well, i'd want to say i'd want to pick something we control. and we don't control that. we had foreclosures in situations where one would think the loans are being paid and there are other factors involved, so i would want to set th that -- wouldn't want to set that as the metric given we don't control that. i would compare it to the pro forma analysis and look at the airport analysis. >> we can get that data from s.f.o.? >> yeah. >> okay. is that acceptable, directors? yes, vice chair heinicke? i just want to make sure everybody is comfortable with that airport piece if we vote to give director reiskin the authority to do that, so i need to hear your concerns. and if you can even be made comfortable with it. >> maybe you could bring us the -- the program you're developing and a timeline for implementation. >> before implementation? >> 'cause i feel like that's where i'm having a lot of concerns. i never was a huge fan of the

failure to abide by any of the rules may result in suspension or revocation of the journalist's hard, we would have greatly preferred to continue hosting white house press conferences and relies on a set of understood professional norms and we believe the overwhelming majority of journalists covering the white house share that preference. but given the position taken by cnn, we now feel obligated to replace previously shared practices with explicit rules. the president of the white house correspondent's association responded, the white house correspondent's association had no role in crafting any procedures for future press conferences. for as long as there have been white house press conferences, reporters have asked follow-up questions. we fully expect that tradition will continue. >>> republican senator sinty hyatt-smith accepted a donation from a businessman known for his white supremacist views. it came just days after a video showing hyde-smith saying she would be on the front row if a supporter invited her to a public hanging. a spokesperson tells nbc news the donation was mad

and just so you know, there are grounds or revocation of every one of them because i've looked into it number two, you panel a grand jury and start cooking. all you need to do is say to them vote, there's enough in those emails and text messages and hearings to convict most of those guys. number three, make sure everyone is reviewed. you don't let people stay in a job because they've been there. if you are in a job and you're not performing, then you get fired. there's no reason other than the law why federal employees don't offer the same consequence so we've got to change that. we've got to change the state. and that's what i do. yester. >> thank you for coming, judge. my name is bob, a native of los angeles and i have a statement to make. i want to tell you i have loved, admired and respected you from the first time i ever saw you and i want to, i learn something new about you all the time. i want to complement you, there's a word missing in the language today in 2018 and that's class. >> your very kind, thank you. >> and you exhibited that with that tramp, will be goldberg. you had