steve richie, assistant water manager. i'm going to provide a presentation where wear now and where we will be going forward regarding this. there's obviously been a lot of recent activity going on. october 30, the board of supervisors approved a resolution regarding the bay delta water area control plan that was the subject of much discussion. on november 2, the mayor vetoed that resolution, which was a few days after that. and then, on november 6, governor brown and lieutenant governor new some sent a letter deferring action on the water quality control plan to december 12 with the purpose of hopefully providing additional guidance with the possible settlements. so in a short period of time, there was lots of discussion, but the ultimate action was the state water board elected to defer action and continue the item until december 12 in anticipation of further developments regarding negotiated settlements, and so those settlement discussions are going on now in different arenas. those are covered by nondisclosure agreemen

steve richy is on vacation. i am just going to report out on a meeting that steve had at the last commission meeting. he referenced a letter that was sent by the n.g.o.s on september 24th. steve richy committed to meeting with the n.g.o.s to talk about their three concerns that were enumerated in the letter. peter brought to your attention the third concern. i think michael responded to it. the other two i'll just report out on how the meeting went in regards to those. the first one was to arrange for an objective peer review of the sfpuc models used for the alternative that's been presented to the state board's proposal on fishery improvement. those models were developed by the district and i believe mr. richy addressed the commission and informed them that the districts per development those model under the requirement of firk and the relicensing of don pedro. we have asked about peer review and they'll get back to us. the second item was to work with the n.g.o. community to explore and develop alternative sup

richi red. when we return to you on december 11, we'll show you the procedure form a, including what this current fiscal year would look like. and finally, the financial ratios for fund balance and did he tell service coverage as well as clean power fund balance are all within the commission policy goal, and i'm happy to answer any questions you might have. >> colleagues? >> i have a question. >> vice president caen. >> could you expand a little bit about our lack of power sales. >> so there was a -- there are a couple of elements with respect to the power sales. so on the power revenue sails in particular, there were a number of one-time items included in the budget with respect to -- so when we drill down and we look at the under lying sales volumes, we're not looking at vary abili variability in terms of demand for our product. and then, there is a number, about $4.2 million, that was included in the budget revenue projection. it presumed that we would have a resolution in the contract negoti

rob richie, appreciate your time.p next on the "washington journal," we will be joined by stephen moore on the u.s. economy under president trump. we will be right back. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> who was martin van buren? good question. a lot of people probably need to ask that question. martin van buren was the eighth president of the united states. he is often forgotten. his presidency was only four years long. >> sunday on q&a, ted on his biography of president martin van buren. >> he spent a lot of time with aaron burr, hamilton's murderer. and there were rumors persisted throughout the life of martin -- buren, so persistent that planted it in his novel that martin van buren may have been illegitimate son of ehrenberg. we do not know that. our quincy adams wants wrote in his memo that martin van buren looks a lot like ehrenberg. factions to get s

on trade, richie neal has said the bar is very high for him to support the new usmca.nst the original nafta so this is a guy who not only talks the talk but has walked the walk sand a free trade skeptic. also important to note, maxine waters someone who the president picked a fight with in the past. she's likely to be heading the financial services committee she supports several issues that could be important to the business community as well, including filling those seats on the xm bank and also reauthorizing the flood insurance program. however, she has also said she want toss do investigations into wells fargo. deutsche bank and equifax so that's what she wants to look to if she takes the chair. democrats had been hoping and praying they would take control of the house they have been preparing for this moment because they want to get out of the gate at full speed. in the upper chamber, mitch mcconnell is slated to start speaking any moment about republican priorities, we'll let you know if he says anything back to you guys >> you mentioned trade there's conventional

. >> un delincuente conocido por el apodo de el richie.celente compaÑera y una excelente alumna. al amanecer y entre aplausos, el cortejo de valeria cruise. llegaron esta funeraria donde pedÍan privacidad para realizar los en >> el gobierno pidiÓ a las autoridades para atravesar las hechos porque hace nueve aÑos la diputada fue secuestrada y tambiÉn que entre ellos fue el causante de estar mejor. arantxa: un juez argentino dijo hoy la falta de medios del expresidente para procesarla o eximirle la causa de la k ruta del llamado. el magistradole enviÓ una serie de pruebas pero el caso que se investiga es por supuesto lavado de dinero y el de su fallecido esposo, entre los aÑos del 2003 y 2015 mÁs adelante tendremos testigos de una hazaÑa arantxa: esta noche pero de despedida, nos vamos a portugal donde varios surfistas se lanzaron para enfrentarse a unas de las olas mÁs grandes del mundo. la norma altura es causada por el caÑÓn submarino en asar en alguna surfistas cabalgar o no las grandes pero el portuguÉs reclamÓ haber votado una de 105 p

richie neal. you maybe have never heard of him until now. that's a name you're going to know in the next few months. >> it's one of those -- it's an example for those of us who roam the halls and you did for years as well of congress. you see him. you know him. he's been there for 30 years. he was elected in 1988, before you were born, jake. >> not quite. but okay. thank you. >> you're welcome. and he's the veteran -- the head of the massachusetts delegation because he's been there for so long. but he's not on tv. at least on national tv. he doesn't go out and sort of make a name for himself in that way. but he is a hard worker. and he's worked his way up the ranks in that incredibly important committee that is ways and means, the tax writing committee. and he's going to have a lot of power. >> he keeps getting re-elected from the state of massachusetts. >> access to the president's tax returns. let's put up that graphic again because i want to bring people's attention to a few of the other chairmen. so obviously this is just -- we're just p

did you like what guy richie did with the legend of king arthur? no. you are in the same territory.on't like this. what this does, it gives you a modern robin hood so there is a lot of these geezery inflections. robin is sent off to the crusades, he's got a bow and arrow and somewhow the action sequences, you keep expecting helicopters to come overhead. it's a self—consciously modern... taron egerton is robin and ben mendelsohn has a ball as the sheriff of nottingham which is always the best role in the robin hood films. you remember alan rickman completely stealing robin hood prince of thieves away from kevin costner? in the case of this, it's not so much revisionist asjust rubbishing the old version. there is a bit in the beginning where a voiceover says, i will not give you a history lesson but you don't want that, i'll give you this instead. positive front, ben mendelsohn has fun as the sheriff of nottingham wearing an outfit which appears to be left over from a fetish cosplay party. and something that makes no sense. it is nothing but swagger but doesn't have enough of that to

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let's bring in nicole richie is covering the latest brags the developments for us in london hi nicole do we know more about what actually is in this deal. while i know little about this trough but as we could already hear right now the eat a song it has lots of turmoil of in london it is supposed to be a legal text of more than five hundred pages which outlines the future relationship between the u.k. and the u. and which touches on one of the most important issues in these discussions which is the irish border now we have heard in the pasco for weeks that actually ninety five percent of the want to as the two of them were negotiating all sorted bought the irish border so the lacking five percent are supposed to be in this document and convert in this document and if we if we remember both parties the e.u. and the u.k. want to avoid a hard order which we in the u.k. is northern ireland and the e.u. . is that. this might be right. and that there might be a customs arrangement for the whole of the u.k. which special treatment for. that would be very interesting indeed. already there was

richie in new jersey richie. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call first-time caller.rvous. >> relax it's just a crazy show. >> caller: i've been getting a great education from your show thank you very much for that. >> thank you >> caller: the stock that i'm calling about is square sq, bouncing around in the last two months you think it's a good time to -- >> i will tell you, square for the business person and spending a lot of money to be able to win in the arms race and then there's square from the point of view from the stock and people say they're spending too much to win the arms race so what i say is -- >> don't boy, don't buy. >> i have time for another matt is georgia. matt >> caller: hey, jim, this is matt from atlanta, georgia weekend boo-yah to you glenn greenwald s-- >> see you at the super bowl >> caller: for the home gamers, they haven't been futch fun for cedar fair what's going on? >> they got to come on because, oh, that group has gotten hard i still think they have plenty of money to cover the dividend but not my friend and that, ladies and gentlemen

angle and michelle obama's intentions in this book from candace owens, monica crowley, and rochelle richie. don't move. >> laura: to respond to my angle, candace owens, communications director for turning point usa, monica crowley, senior columnist for "the washington times," and the democratic strategist rochelle richie. candace, are these political swipes and reworked old stories, are they really worth the half of the reported $65 million advance that michelle obama was paid for her memoir by crown publishing? >> to the democratic party, they are worth it. these are the same tired and baseless accusations that everybody says when they want to sell books. we saw this from michael wolf, we saw this from omarosa. they're constantly using the president and trying to feed the divisive rhetoric that's already out there in the media. i take great exception to the idea that our president is a misogynist. misogyny does not appoint sarah sanders. misogyny does not appoint kellyanne conway. misogyny does not appoint everybody on his staff that we are seeing being led by women. it's really ridiculou

when people hear privilege they think that means i'm like a richie rich and living a rich life.st means you have a privilege that people of color don't have. in certain situations like what don was talking about, there's also systemic and institutional racism you don't even see. and so an example would be standardized tests were created by white men for white men and there's actually plenty of studies done on the history of them that they were actually made to discriminate against people of color. so that's something that you don't even realize. you don't even, as a white person, you don't even realize that the tests have been skewed in favor of you to help you get into a better college, that that's the way it started. so there's all these things that are happening. > stephanie, i'm out of time. go on, steph. >> when we talk about white privilege, you can just imagine that the poorest white woman in this country can call the cops on a black person and be believed. so that's the kind of white privilege that we can also talk about here, not as kirsten said the richie rich. >> thes

lionel richie: ♪ you're once, twice three times a lady ♪ larry graham: ♪ a one in a million chance oful and magical song that is. peabo: that's just the beginning, we have a whole show filled with the greatest soul ballads of all time. angela: everybody, sit back and relax, it's going to get a little bit warm. peabo: mmm. angela: we're going to take you on a romantic and sensual journey to the beautiful world of classic soul ballads. announcer: for the first time ever, all of the soul legends and love songs of the 1960's, 1970's and 1980's are together. time life music presents "the classic soul ballads" collection, 144 beautiful hits. angela: our journey takes us all the way back to the 1960's. peabo: it was 1966 when an artist named percy sledge recorded a song many consider the greatest love song of all time. percy sledge: ♪ when a man loves a woman can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ aaron neville: ♪ tell it like it is don't be ashamed to let your conscience be your guide ♪ otis redding: ♪ i've been loving you too long to stop now ♪ the miracles: ♪ ooo baby baby eddie holman: ♪

el presunto asesino era un joven apodado el richie, quien fue hallado muerto horas despuÉs dentro dea dar una declaraciÓn, el asesinato de la joven es un ejemplo de la ola de violencia que salpica todos los dÍas a mÉxico, desde enero a septiembre de este aÑo se registraron 22 mil asesinatos. >> ni uno mÁs, ni un ciudadano mÁs viviendo en el miedo. >> significa que en promedio ocurren 4 asesinatos por hora, casi cien al dÍa, veracruz es uno de los estados mÁs violentos con casi 4.000 homicidios al pronunciÓ sobre los hechos en una conferencia de prensa. >> me llenÓ de tristeza lo que le sucediÓ a shi eso el proximo noviembre presentarÁ su plan de seguridad nacional con el objetivo de frenar la hasta ahora imparable marejada de sangre en el paÍs. en mÉxico noticias telemundo. >> bueno, seguro que ya notÓ que le estÁ costando menos llenar el estanque de su carro, es que el precio de la gasolina tocÓ su nivel mÁs bajo en seis meses, solo el Último mes bajÓ 19 centavos y el panorama pinta bien para quienes tienen planes de viajar para acciÓn de gracias, se estima que para esa fecha el pre

. >> reporter: among the live performances, super star lionel richie.through prize also honors young scientists. this year the winner gets a $250,000 toward a college scholarship, and $100,000 goes to their high school lab. betty yu, kpix 5. >>> mountain view native aaron wahl won the breakthrough in physics prize tonight. >>> the city of sausalito has had it with bad behavior on the bay, and tonight it's preparing to reel in the anchor outs. for decades people living in small boats have squatted in richardson bay for free, and their numbers have grown to about 250 in the past year. sausalito police say complaints have also spiked over problems like excess garbage. some of the so called anchor outs told us last year they're not a threat to anyone. >> it seems like almost every 10 at that 15 years somebody with nothing better to do gets upset because people are anchored out here. >> the last three days police vote warning stickers on vets, and they're concentrated right now on boats unoccupied, but could soon target the boaters themselves. >>> and a bay

if that committee is chaired by a democrat next year, likely richie neal of massachusetts, that's themitthy that could demand trump's tax returns. the top democrat on the financial services committee is maxine waters, she's made multiple requests for information to deutsch bank about the bank's large loans to trump. trump's finances and possible ties to russia. if democrats win and she becomes chair next year, those requests could become subpoenas. judiciary committee would be led by new york's jerry nadler and judiciary deals are worth a lot more than the possibility of starting impeachment proceedings, they would take steps to protect robert mueller and the special counsel's investigation and they could subpoena trump's business records to see if trump has illegally accepted money from foreign governments. >>> the chair of the house oversight committee would likely be the elijah cummings, these were about all sorts of scandals, trump's cabinet secretaries revoking security clearances, using private email for white house business. the president gutting plans for a new fbi building po

. >> celebrities like pearce brosnan, lionel richie, and julianne more also there. the winners split $22 million in prize money. >>> all right. let's vote for sunshine and really nice conditions tomorrow. if you're going to be out and about, exercising your right, early when the polls open at 7:00 in many areas, mid to upper 50s. by noon, if you you're a able to kick off at work, maybe your work allows you an hour to vote, upper 60s around the bay to low to mid-70s inland. if you have to wait until after work, say 5:00, still comfortable. mid-60s around the bay. upper 60s to low 70s inland. as the polls close at 8:00, you might need a coat if you rush in at the last minute. temperatures in the low to mid-60s. absolutely no chance of rain. so get out there and vote. all right. here's alexis. >>> good morning, mike. i want to head back out to central valley. road work slowing you down on westbound 205. it appears to be around mountain house parkway. we have one lane down. and you are very heavy. heavy south of there on 580 as well. 12 miles per hour there. 6 miles per

. >> reporter: among the live performances, superstar lionel richie.hey also honor young scientist, this year the top winner gets $250,000 for a college scholarship. $100,000 ds the students high school owarlab go $50,000 is awarded to his teacher. >>> aaron wall one of the breakthrough in physics prize in research at the stanford institute for theoretical physics >>> the time now is for:51. they are the champions of the box office. coming up, bohemian rhapsody rocks theaters this weekend. will have all of your headlines. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" nses the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. >>> welcome to the work week, we start off with sunshine as we head into the afternoon with a high of 75. san jose, middle to upper 70s and santa rosa -- with a high of 75 in san jose, middle to upper 70s in the santa ros

district heightsolice crewser and another vehicle were involved in a wreck at central avenue and richie road. we're working to learn the conditions of the two victims. all we know is both survived. >>> new tonight, investigators believe a man -- th green and yellow lines were single tracking for some time during thein police stigation. >>> d.c.'s troubled providence hospital may be on the vergegf clos its doors. the washington business journal reports hospital leaders want to shutter within the next month on december 14th. but others are fightingo keep it open saying d.c.'s other hospitals can't handle the influx of patientsul that result. news 4's nicole jacobs is live oop. >> providence hospital serves wards 5, 7, and 8, we're told 85% of the patient population depend on medicare and so its closure here is a big deal. while there are varying opinions as to whether the hospital should close, the one common concern is the patients. >> i just thought to myself, what is going to happen to this lady? >> reporter: alyssa is a nurse at providence hospital in noheast d.c. she and many others

just returned from richie kotzen got to work on this album because of. nine hundred sixty eight the beatles were here to get away from it all to meditate. left after ten days to escape the food in sex. followed a couple of weeks later to take care of business george harrison and john lennon. mean. they could have strung one another on the album but they didn't there are five hits on the rest. but. done yet anything but consistent by the time they recorded them i tell them. simply the beatles the fact full were already fraught with tensions in part with their private lives. to. have that plane that insists that he can hear it the x. d.j. and radio announcer describes the white album as a kind of hodgepodge. and neither john nor paul were listening to what either of them were writing or composing any more with it hadn't ever been like that for us in fact the beatles worked on the white album or separately them together. eventually rain goes down after a when the drum sticks disappeared for two weeks. this is in my opinion it's the album that makes it very

first richie's monumental in one thousand nine hundred seven film the last emperor told the story of china as it lost imperial ruler ascended the throne in one thousand eight when he was just three years of age. the director was given complete freedom by the chinese authorities and david are now to shoot within the forbidden city. it was awarded a total of nine oscars including best director. i see. to your majesty. salute she was a key figure in the italian new way his directorial career took off in one thousand nine hundred seventy with the conformist about a weak willed man who becomes a fascist. the movie was informed by the directors left wing politics. his controversial nine hundred seventy two movie the last tango in paris about an affair between a young french woman and an older. starring maria schneider and marlon brando claim but also notoriety and a suspended jail sentence for indecency. there was a huge controversy about the film in twenty sixteen due to comments that suggested the actress had not consented to one of the movie's most infamous sex scenes. and bertolucci re

hayward police inspector frazier richie was called in to have a look. >> the car was locked. it was secured. that's why we believe michelle was possibly somewhere around here. we had no clue where to start looking. >> what could be seen through the tinted windows looked fine, as if michelle left the car here herself all morning. a flurry of worried phone calls went back and forth among michelle's friends and family. what should they do? >> it was chaotic. but we weren't thinking the worst at the time. >> still in san diego, christine along with her aunts, uncles, cousins, began packing for the eight-hour drive north to san francisco's east bay. brother michael was attending college at uc berkeley and he rushed over to nearby hayward to join michelle's friends and fellow students who were already handing out missing posters outside the hospital parking garage. had anybody seen her? >> we just wanted to find her. we didn't think anything bad happened to her. >> where was she? they hammered her iphone with more than a hundred calls and texts. and heard in response -- nothing. th

i have been meeting with richie neal, the incoming chair of ways and means. he is supportive of the need of a revenue source. probably doing bonding with some kind of dedicated revenue, but a large number. my hope is we will do a short-term within six months infrastructure package out of the house. that is not just my jurisdiction. for my jurisdiction, it would include wastewater buffer energy and commerce, drinking water, broadband for rural areas, schools, things that were in the original house recovery act that got stripped out by that jerk larry summers. we've got a lot to do and i got support from other incoming chairs. >> glad you brought up funding, because i want to drill down a little into the budget debate behind that. it is not particularly your jurisdiction, but you will have to cut a deal as the incoming head of the house transportation committee. how exactly are you going to pay for that? we saw with the last highway bill that lawmakers opted to not deal with the underlying problem come that we have an outdated gas tax that doesn't bring in enou

other stories that have been making news around the world divers in indonesia say that they have richie retrieved parts of the black box from a crashed lion air flight in the java sea the development could be critical for a sample chain why the brand new boeing seven thirty seven crashed just minutes after taking off from jakarta on monday all one hundred eighty nine people on board died. pakistan's leader has called for calm after a christian woman on death row for blasphemy charges was freed in a televised address the prime minister imran khan urged the country not to be exposed in incited by islamist extremists protests erupted after the supreme court released a sea of b.b. the first woman sentenced to death by hanging for insulting islam. and millions of residents of mexico city are preparing for major water shortages as authorities carry out maintenance work on one of the main supply systems it is expected that half of the capital's eight million inhabitants will be without water for at least four days. here in germany we are getting a clearer picture of who could try to become the

looking at banking, but tax matters and subpoenaing will belong to ways and means whose chair will be richie neil when we return in january. the oversight and government reform committee, which oftentimes select committees are formed from, the members of that committee will be doing questioning interrogation of actual officials of administration and the operations that go there from there. >> pedro: do issuing supeenas become part of that? >> stacey: yes it does unless they give the information up. there has been in the past information that we have requested that administrations have readily supplied that information, thousands of documents, millions of documents as it comes to the staff of the oversight and government reform committee. the subpoenas are requested when there is retsuspects or a push-back from the administration to be propriety. to share with the rightful body to oversee them, that being the legislative body what's going on within the executive branch. >> pedro: you may know the name kurt bardella. he was a member of the senior advisers for oversight and government reform co

parts like this marketjust off the high street where we found richie to green.monstrations teach people how to cook well. the thing about grimsley is you have to immerse yourself. we can step in and offer something that people have never had before and to have the opportunity is what this market is about. the report the reports with north and south which you're the only city in england to be amongst the puppy is. backin england to be amongst the puppy is. back in grimsley, they say there is also plenty to celebrate. a £70 million government deal was recently announced, and it's not that new investment will turn things around for this town. jeff morris, bbc news, grimsley. time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening, a cold start led into a bright day for many of us today. quite a lot of sunshine. some changes to come for the weekend. it will be a lot milder, it will be quite windy, and we will see some rain at times but not all the time. as we go through tonight then, that wet weather continues to pile in across northern ireland and scotland. the

. >> un delincuente conocido por el apodo de el richie. arantxa: un juez argentino dijo hoy la falta de medios del expresidente para procesarla o eximirle la causa de la k ruta del llamado. el magistradole enviÓ una serie de pruebas pero el caso que se investiga es por supuesto lavado de dinero y el de su fallecido esposo, entre los aÑos del 2003 y testigos de una hazaÑa arantxa: esta noche pero de spa portugal donde varios surfistas se lanzaron para enfrentarse a unas de las olas mÁs grandes del mundo. la norma altura es causada por el caÑÓn submarino en asar en alguna surfistas cabalgar o no las grandes pero el portuguÉs reclamÓ haber votado una de 105 pies de altura. que pasÉ buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pachuca tiene hambre de liguilla pero para eso tiene que devorarse a unos zorros. >> si bien el partido mÁs atractivo de la de massimo sexta de la apertura. todo lo que tiene que saber del santos y amÉrica. >> el superlÍder enfrentando a un viejo amor de pelo largo, barniz en las uÑas y ahora

did you like what guy richie did with the legend of king arthur with king arthur: legend of the swordthat case, you're in pretty much the same territory. what this does is it gives you robin hood, but a very, very modern robin hood, so there is a lots of kind of geezery inflections and, you know, modern camera stuff and at one point, robin is sent off to the crusades, which are filmed like the gulf war. he's got a bow and arrow and yet somehow, the action sequences, you keep expecting, like, helicopters to come overhead, and the whole things, like, very, very self—consciously modern and taron egerton is robin of locksley and ben mendelsohn absolutely has a ball as the sheriff of nottingham — which is always kind of the best role in the robin hood films. you remember alan rickman completely stealing robin hood: prince of thieves away from kevin costner? in the case of this, um, it's not so much revisionist asjust rubbishing the old version of the story. there is a bit in the beginning in which this voiceover says "you don't want a history lesson. i won't give you that. well, get this i

richie she is a political analyst and a former press secretary for house democrats and in st paul we cross to david schultz use the hamelin university professor of political science all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated me go to you first in new york we know what the results of the election elections are but what are the lessons to be drawn from it i mean we both have the we see the republicans and democrats claiming victory and they have their points but we still have the same kind of polarization and as i said in my introduction it looks like we're going to have doing investigations is this what the voters voted for go ahead rochelle in new york. well you know i have a lot of hope after the election that maybe the tide had turned in maybe that the divisiveness that we saw in our country would start to diminish but as you have seen that does not seem to be the case we have the president coming out and already calling some things take news we have you know reporters fighting with the president and so it just seems like th

andancy pelosi is effective richie is the most unpopular elected official in this country. effective. she is the most unpopular elected official in this country. she would take this country back. people in focus groups, they have this visceral reaction when you bring a polo see. -- pelosi. they have this reaction. sending a set of vitamins to make sure she stays healthy. i'm confident without that, we would have figured out a different path. what if she didn't run again? she did. >> three minutes left. keep the house, what is one race you would be crushed if you lost? >> that is a tough question. i know whatte sure the answer to that is. aboutn you are passionate personally or you find fascinating. >> there are too many of them. i think why everyone has such a their, we are going to -- it is going to be seeing 10-40, they are the same things we are. there are a a lot of races in the four point range. you have a good handle where these are. feel --have one that i i have a good handle where the races are. of things it a lot am and to spitting going to be surprises, we have ha

jenna ellis is director of public policy for the james dobson family rashell richie former press secretaryse democrat. rashell i'll start with you. so democrats here -- say that they're going to reverse this high income tax cut -- i have to tell you last week last tuesday i would have said i would have bet the book on gridlock if gridlock has been aing to i would have bought it. can they get this done? they have the house yes but not the senate not the white house. >> well look i think that they can get a done if you look at the numbers right now 49% of americans say that this tax plan did not help them at all and 45% say under this tax plan that their financial situation has not improved. obviously, this was extremely beneficial to the one percent of billionaire and millionaires in the country but at the a end of the day you still have a lot of americans that are robbing peter to pay paul so i definitely think they can get a done and i also think that we have to keep in mind that part of the reason why -- i think they really can't get this done is because the purpose of cutting the taxes

richie neal will be the chairman of that committee and i feel sure he wants to see them. most americans would put their funds in a blind trust. trump hasn't done that. i'm sure he knows every single dollar spent at the trump hotel by the saudis, the qataris and the chinese. all of that has an effect on his policy. our foreign policy is not supposed to be affected by foreign princes as written fwin the emoluments clause. trump has not come to congress and nor have people from the ethics organization -- there has been a lawsuit brought which mr. blumenthal and me are members of going forward in washington to see what he's been hiding from the public and fwa what effect it's had on our decisions in foreign policy. the khashoggi killing was awful. we're not responding i think because i think we'll find that the saudis and trumps have close business ties and the saudis rent in trump -- the chinese and the saudis, i might be the qataris are buildings and leases in trump tower but the saudis have had a lot of meetings at the trump hotel. but the emoluments clause should be looke

started 9-for-11. 14-3 niners --end of the first half, mullens...unsto mullens...unstoppable...to richieover the middle and look at the wheels.... 53-yards down to the 23. sets up a field goal to make it 17-3 49ers at the break. --out of the locker room, niners picking up where they left off... mullens...to george kittle...one handed catch for the tight end.. 71-yard catch and run... sets up another mullens touchdown pass, also to kittle. 24-3 san francisco. --and you can see the irritation settling in... jon gruden and paul guenther with a little sideline back and forth. derek carr was benched for aj mccarron late. 34-3 niners your final... as they improve to 2-and-7. raiders now 1-and-7. "how do you feel about how the niners are about to become the bay area's only nfl franchise." "i feel like its always been like that too so it's... really mean it that way, but they've been here the longest, and they never left.""i've heard a lot of negativity over the last six or seven months, and rightfully so. but we're going to build a championship football team

richie, rich rich are expected to cost millions of dollars and i'm looking at you, mike bloomberg, taylore judy. you guys could go. i would go. those millions could help boost nasa's revenue and also help the space station stay afloat financially. the white house plans to end direct funding to the iss by 2025, turning it over to a commercial entity instead. >>> ali velshi if i go into our boss' office and say i need a massive raise, do you think i would get it so i could get on a space flight? >> i think it's cool. not just that it is cool, but the idea that people think it's cool is important. spending on these kind of things is only relevant. a lot of people say that's irrelevant stuff. when it leads to space inventions and a lot of thee ine oriented around space because it's a frontier that is bigger than what we normally think about. >> imagine the instagra. >> that's the other point. >> i like your stuff. it's better. >> it's all good. can you imagine talking about all that interesting stuff as opposed to what we are about to do, fact check. >> so much fun. >> one day we made the dec

the night...he started 9-for-11. 14-3 niners --end of the first half, mullens...unstoppable...to richie james, over the middle and look at the wheels.... 53-yards down to the 23. sets up a field goal to make it 17-3 49ers at the break. --out of the locker room, niners picking up where they left off... mullens...to george kittle...one handed catch for the tight end.. 71-yard catch and run... sets up another mullens touchdown pass, also to kittle. 24-3 san francisco. --then later in the 3rd, raheem mostert... 53-yard burst down the right sideline... touchdown 49ers.. 31-3 niners. --and you can see the irritation settling in... jon gruden and paul guenther with a little sideline argument. derek carr was benched for aj mccarron late. 34-3 niners your final... as they improve to 2-and-7. raiders now 1-and-7. and coming up on kron4 sports at 10, we'll have reaction from santa clara... as the 49ers pour it on their bay area rivals. until then, more news around the corner. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closes

the night...he started 9-for-11. 14-3 niners --end of the first half, mullens...unstoppable...to richieames, over the middle and look at the wheels.... 53-yards down to the 23. sets up a field goal to make it 17-3 49ers at the break. --out of the locker room, niners picking up where they left off... mullens...to george kittle...one handed catch for the tight end.. 71-yard catch and run... sets up another mullens touchdown pass, also to kittle. 24-3 san francisco. --then later in the 3rd, raheem mostert... 53-yard burst down the right sideline... touchdown 49ers.. 31-3 niners. --and you can see the irritation settling in... jon gruden and paul guenther with a little sideline argument. derek carr was benched for aj mccarron late. 34-3 niners your final... as they improve to 2-and-7. raiders now 1-and-7. back to owens...the recent inductee into the pro football hall of fame...rocking the gold jacket. owens spent 8 seasons with the niners... and is 2nd all time in receiving yards, 3rd in receiving touchdowns. we caught up with owens pregame...talking about what it's like to be back with the

voting until after thanksgiving, does the timing spell trouble for pelosi, here to debate rochelle richiemake of what you heard from president trump? >> i have to wonder exactly why the president is supporting pelosi and i wonder what is in it for the president, i mean, this doesn't really seem like someone he would want supporting, she's a power house as a speaker and she's a power house for the democratic party as well as as far as raising funds but i will say that there's some risk obviously with ousting pelosi. i mean, she has the experience, she has the ability like i said to raise money but i think that she does not recognize who her supporters are and when you think about this black women have been the base, backbone of the democratic party and yet we have not had a seat at the leadership table ever, 1789, that's how long, it's never happened for african-american women since 1789, so i think it's time for democrats to stop using the votes of black people while ignoring our voice. julie: so far about 20 democrats oppose nancy pelosi, you know what happens as this draws closer, what

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let's get the read from florida new york congresswoman democratic strategist michelle richie, and nan, looking at all of this, we can go back and fourth about who screwed up what and goes back to 2000. i just wonder how florida found itself in this. i mean, again. the same issues, again. >> you know, neil it's like a really bad version of groundhog day. apparently after each botched election and brenda snipes has a long history, destroying ballots of mishandling, you know the chain of custody issues all kinds of things. neil: it's not that she's personally destroying ballots. and others have looked at whether that they have to deal with a new way. you've seen though from what i could see, michelle, to be a way for the state as a whole, to deal with these issues, because each county had issues that it shouldn't have had because that was a big criticism of 2000 everyone is going to be on the same page, now you can't use the exact same ballot for local races and local towns, i understand that, but when it came to some of the bigger issues like the senate race, the gubernatorial race, the