ritchie just said. east bay mud said the same thing, and what came out of that, those discussions, very extensive, long discussions with -- with the environmental communication and local government, what came out of that was a project that nobody was thinking of going on. that was the freeport project. that project is serving east bay mud today. it was working during the drought. they transferred water through that facility during the drought, so the point is with -- if folks sit down in good faith and try to collaborate in terms of water supply solutions, we may come up with ideas that aren't even on the table today. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> you know, it does -- it makes me think of another question. thank you, barry, and it's for steve ritchie. you talked a little -- i don't know if you have an answer right now, but you but up there the 50 m.d.g., 10-30 years, and i understand what that's based on. you also talked about 100 m.g.d. as a number if there was an unimpaired flow mandate. >> mm-

steven ritchie about the bay delta. it was clear that the c.a.c. needed more information to take a position. there was no lack of position on either end. the topic of the bay delta will actually be taken up by a smaller set of members at the c.a.c. next tuesday. i know i learned a lot from that meeting, not only in terms of issue but also in terms of process. most notably, though, it confirmed my gut feeling that the work that i want to do over the next year is to truly listen and understand the motivations and passions of my fellow c.a.c. members, to develop thoughtful recommendations and positions after sufficient deliberation. in the past, we've measured success by how many resolutions we've passed. in 2017-2018, that shifted. it's clear that we did much more than pass resolutions this year. the c.a.c. and its individual members have been very active in engaging and educating the board of supervisors, their constituents and their networks on topics such as groundwater, water-sewer rates, and cleanpowersf. we wrote letters to the board of supervi

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. >> the photo with the fonz and ritchie cunningham today was everything. i think about this.on to his son how about ron directing henry in something now. >> it's time. >> coming up -- >> it's x rated. >> from racy to recycled. wait until you hear the stories behind these looks. >> plus we're taking you inside the emmy after parties. who had a little too much to drink? >> and -- >> hey "entertainment tonight" it's jessica simpson. >> breaking baby news. anything back. they give their all... ...so we can give ours. let's treat them that way. > "e.t." isn't just on the air. > "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhe > "e.t." isn't just on the air. touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis

we are continuing with our efforts to restore our sovereignty and our thought ritchie over yemen. however i believe that their absence from geneva is part of their panic of losing their grip on the areas that they control the many people ready to be freed in the areas under their control. from the emirates. mr. minister. mr griffith said that there is no need for the parties to meet in one room modern one country and that the. there were fruitful results from the last three days and he's going to take these fruitful results to santa and to moscow to. what is the fate of the negotiations if the his efforts to go to muskets and send are also met to his failure and shuttle operations between the two geneva two much guide to. waste of effort and i believe there are many people has at the end of it stand there they can no longer have any sustenance to go through these difficulties. thank you sister eman may i reiterate that we and the yemeni government. are almost convinced that what we can discuss it with this special envoy or who will take this to santa or. to. mask out santa which i

. >> the photo with the fonz and ritchie cunningham today was everything. i think about this.on to his son how about ron directing henry in something now. >> it's time. >> coming up -- >> it's x rated. >> from racy to recycled. wait until you hear the stories behind these looks. >> plus we're taking you inside the emmy after parties. who had a little too much to drink? >> and -- >> hey "entertainment tonight" it's jessica simpson. >> breaking baby news. > "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhe ♪ >> this is awkward to me. nobody paying attention. y'all is typing. this is rude. if we were at a comedy session, i would be cussing y'all out. >> that is tiffany haddish being tiffany and calling out the journalists in the room. she came there to pick up her emmy. >> and she wasn't playing. >> look at me. >> tiff was tearing up the after party. she was everywhere. >> tiffany proudly carried her emmy she won last week for guest hosting "snl" as she left the governor's ball. >> it was date night for new parents kirsten dunst and jessie plemmons, the pairs first red carpet since we

an airline called central airlines hires a woman named helen ritchie. to be the first female commercial airline pilot. it does not go well. the male pilot union, again, all males refused to admit her. and the government plays all kinds of restrictions on helen as to when she could or could not fly. in this kind of weather, that kind of weather, this number passengers, etc. restrictions that male pilots did not face. within months, helen ritchie is essentially forced out. she quits, resigns, she is out. i say all that to say, what i found to be stunning is not just that. but that as i try to find out for myself, when did the next female airline pilot get hired? the answer is 1973. 39 years later! 39 years later! frontier in american airlines each hire a pilot that year. i've been fortunate through the research and the book coming out in recent weeks, to meet one of those women. she was 24 years old from florida. when american airlines hired her. she knew she was just as good as the men. at the time she's a woman flies no different than a man does. the pl

amanda: we appreciate your thoughts on this, gordon ritchie. former canadian ambassador for trade negotiation. chief negotiator of the canada u.s. free trade agreement. coming up next, invest in india. that's according to prem watsa. we have all the details ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets. i'm shery ahn in new york. amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. india's economy is strong, growing 8% in the june quarter. for believers in the country, that's only the beginning. prem watsa has $2 million invested and he is counting on big growth ahead. i spoke with him earlier this week. >> you've got an economy that is now running at 2.5 trillion. in the next seven years can become $5 trillion. that's two and a half trillion. our canadian economy this 2 trillion. you can see when an economy goes from two and a half to 5 trillion, the opportunity is wide open. amanda: how do you play it? created a company. we thought the opportunity was so huge that we created a company called fairfax india and we raised about a billion and a hal

her name was helen ritchie and it did not go well. within months she had to step down because the male pilots' union would not admit her. what is most stunning after that, it will be 39 years, 1973 before another airline hired a female pilot. >> when they did in 1973, they were ridiculous headlines and things they had to face. do you think where we should be when if comes to female pilots? or is there nor work to do? d -- more work to do? >> speaking about numbers, we're not sure where we should be? >> attitudes. >> attitudes certainly. the pilot was a woman and nobody noticed except for me. i gave her a copy of my book. >> i have a feeling this is going to be a great book to read. you can hear more from keith o'brien. get this early, if you want to get close, you'll have to get there early. we'll talk to you soon. >>> imagine living in your home with more hand 80 dogs that have full run of the house. that may be a little challenging. >> no. >> this is the reality for a couple in south carolina. but it is all for a good cause. >> repo

socratic strategists rochelle ritchie and republican strategist kimberly, i of the mindset i don't liken let alone an anonymous op-ed. i feel it is a danger zone. >> this op-ed seems like a poor attempt by the writer to basically expose the things that are happening in the white house but these are things we already heard and already know. it is not really journalism. and op-ed is not journalism but obviously the decision to publish this op-ed is a journalistic decision and as a former reporter i wouldn't have done it. this is an anonymous source, a person trying to play hero to the american people. our democracy is not a comic book. they need to come from behind the case of the new york times and tell the american people the dangers we face with this man in office. jillian: a lot of people agree with that. unless you come for it, if you hide behind the curtain is it really an effective peace when you are in hiding? >> it is not. i agree wholeheartedly, taking it one step further to what this person did, the president is right about the whole deep state situation, clearly people working

here to debate is rochelle ritchie and republican strategist nathan straub.ou for joining us. rochelle, i will begin with you. your overall thoughts on lindsey graham. you can see the passion inside of him. >> this was where everyone was passionate about what was happening yesterday whether it was doctor ford, brett kavanaugh and senator graham. it is really unfortunate that doctor ford's story has been held for this long which does sort of give credit to the fact that this was a politically motivated attack in order to withhold brett kavanaugh's nomination. with that said i also think this kind of shows a little bit about what is happening on capitol hill right now. there is a lot of divisiveness whether it is on the left or the right. for republicans it is about credibility. who do you believe? who is believable? they are looking at this as a coherent, not what you know, what we saw yesterday was doctor ford was not able to corroborate her story and brett kavanaugh was. heather: what did you think about the passion that went back and forth from all sides? >

ritchie valens, sam the sham and the pharaohs, cannibal and the headhunters, los cruzados and questionrprise that rockabilly is enjoining a resurgence of sorts in the chicano community. ♪ >> man with cowboy shirt: no one ever taught you to go, baby. someone else is always to blame, baby. chasing you is always a chase, so you played me now. >> anthony: there is a long and glorious tradition of chicano rock, garage and punk boiling away under and over the surface for years, and egregiously overlooked. ♪ but what is it with the morrissey thing? what is it about morrissey? the irish singer via england that sang melancholic pathos-filled ballads that were a backdrop for a million post-breakups during the '80s that so speaks to the chicano soul? i asked musicians and concert promoters oscar arguello and albert gambea. oscar thrives in the rockabilly world, while albert is all things punk. what's up with the morrissey thing? apparently in the chicano community morrissey is, like, huge. >> albert: it's a matter of the heart, man. >> anthony: why out of all the bands in the world did morrissey

rochelle ritchie.urvivor of sexual assault. >> yes, i was 19 years old in college when this happened to me. and i did reported. when i see conservatives and democrats using the story of doctor ford and even, karen monahan juice corporation local points angers me. because it seems like there's more of a political revenge than justice. and it does not sit well with me. i'm seeing it from both sides. i'm seeing republicans come out and they bring out keith ellison and that you have democrats, you know with doctor ford 's story. it's frustrating because my question is, is more important to have political ramifications than criminal ones? or is a criminal repercussion for this? because these are crimes we are talking about. and it seems -- if these are true allegations for congressman ellison and for judge kavanaugh, then we need to get to the bottom of this as far as the criminality that is involved. not just the political. >> we will not know. to your point, it is a he said/she said thing. you argue women

. >> thank you, steve ritchie, g.m. for water. a few, brief comments. we held a hearing at the last commission meeting on the matter of bay delta water quality control plan update. i left that meeting to go down to the center for the water district board meeting, where they were holding a similar type of hearing that lasted until 10:00 that night as well on the same topic. i presented our information on our behalf. i committed to coming back at the september 25 commission meeting with the differences that exist out there. so we have them as simply laid out as possible between where the state is at with their proposal and where we are with our proposal, believing it is better for fish and water supply than the state's. i cannot go into any detail because of a nondisclosure agreement, but there have been an increased number of discussions on the negotiated settlement front that gives me positive feelings, but cannot share specifics in a public setting like this. i would be happy to answer any questions. >> president kwon: commissioners? any public comment

with that, i would like to turn over to steve ritchie who will give you the presentation of our plan. >> good afternoon. i am the assistant general manager for water. can i can i have the slides, please? i will refer to the lower san joaquin quality control plan which is another name for the san francisco-based san joaquin and delta estuary water control plan, phase one. take your choice. we can also call it other things the agenda i will go through and talk about the background. our relationship to the irrigation districts which are important to how we approach this. a little bit about the 2008 with so planning and reduction in demand. i will talk about the proposal and the effect of the proposal on the river and our water supply. our proposal capturing now -- which we now refer to as our management plan, and highlight again the settlements that are superior to regulatory solution that will end in nonproductive litigation. first, this is a map of the sacramento, san joaquin rivers that flow from the north and south, respectively up into the delta. the green area on the map. and then

mr ritchie shared a good bit of detail about those experts. they have specific knowledge of the river. i personally, as well as the organization believe that knowledge is -- it is necessary. the river management plan proposal is science based. it is an alternative that strikes a responsible and sustainable balance between water supply reliability and increase the salmon populations in the river. we believe that the river management plan can be a platform for serious and responsible negotiations. i will read that sentence again. i think that's what i want you to take home today. we believe that the river management plan can be a platform for serious and responsible negotiations to reach a good settlement. finally, what i would like to say is that we do not support the board's plan. it would reduce the water supply for not just our organization but for the s.f. p.u.c. particularly when there is a better plan that exists. we believe the development of a voluntary negotiated settlement agreement is the appropriate path forward. thank you. >> presi

i want to thank mr ritchie for his presentation and to the potential cutbacks -- cutbacks we may see. if we are selling 30 or 40% less water, we will have to raise our rates. many of us in the area have great jobs. many of us will be able to absorb that expense. i have customers in the horticulture industry and customers on fixed incomes. we raised our rates two and a half% this year. we still hear from our fixed rate people. our fixed income people. i'm sorry. what will i tell them what i have to raise rates back into the double digits again? we talk about affordability is the bay area. we will drive more people out. we will have the most expensive water in the state. and then to pass litigation costs onto my customers, i can't , in good conscience, do that. i am fully in support of a negotiated settlement. i would urge you to support the recommendations of the staff. thank you, very much. >> president kwon: thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? all right. so, commissioners, do you have any comments? i want to add, mr warner said the commission's meeting is for t

and ritchie came down very hard on pakistan pakistan then categorically rejected the u.s.policy and of course as you said this particular where they're coming at a time when pakistan had already sent a signal to the united states that it did willing to be a partner in britain or be a party to any conflict the pakistanis said that they have launched several military operations there and driven out those factions that may have been enrolled in crossing the border and targeting u.s. forces or of the armed forces inside of one has done so this particular move by the united states is likely to. just two days ago the foreign minister warned the pakistanis made it clear that they would support iran and its principle to. stand strong on the nuclear issue and also living up to its promise of trying to forge a brand new foreign policy initiate dave and richard will try to improve relations with the neighboring countries and reduce its reliance on the united states but nonetheless if the americans do go ahead with this plan to cut three hundred million dollars worth of military aid i

and the ship chairman ian ritchie has told the bbc that the unanimous view from directors and chief executivesto investment but the majority control is not the preferred option. we will have plenty more for you in sports day at 630 pm. the latest figures rubbish by the regulator nhs improvement cover the april tojune regulator nhs improvement cover the april to june period showing... regulator nhs improvement cover the april tojune period showing... that isa april tojune period showing... that is a shortage of nearly a0 2000. if we... overall overall, 9.2% of all health jobs in england were not filled, that's a shortage of nearly 108,000. danny mortimer, chief executive of nhs employers is here. a quick reminder to viewers. your responsibility? we represent the employee organisations in the english nhs. what do these figures today represent fight you question mark had reality at a time when demand is rising? i think that is the key. they reflect the demand for health care is rising. there is a marked increase in attendances at amd in the spring rather than winter. we see far more patients wait

but premiership chairman ian ritchie told the bbc the unanimous view from directors and chief executives for now. we'll have more for you in sportsday later on. studio: look forward to it. thank you. president trump has signed declarations of emergency for north and south carolina, as hurricane florence bears down on the eastern coast of the united states. more than a million people have been ordered to leave their homes. the hurricane is expected to make landfall later this week. matt mardell is in walterboro, south carolina — just inland from charleston. thank you for speaking with us. thank you for speaking with us. thank you. what is it like where you are? right now is what we call the dog days of summer, nice and hot and bright sunshine. behind there, the storm you never know what they're going to do. give us a sense of the preparations you are making as these storm approaches both at home and at work? well, work was cancelled as of last night. i now have the rest of the week off and the local school district is also out so the kids are out of school. most people are hitting the sto

premiership chairman ian ritchie said clubs are open to investment, but not majority control. pass. at the ripe age of 51, the former ac milan striker and the only african man to win the ballon d'0r, made a one off return to professional football. there he is, showing some old skill, some old magic. here he is leading out liberia against nigeria last night, and showing off some of his skills before kick—off. the game was organised to retire his number 1a shirt. weah played 79 minutes as nigeria won 2—1. and here's something for you. his son, 18 year old timothy, made his senior debut for the usa last night. i wonder if that is the first time that the father and son have played in international matches on the same night. it has got to be, hasn't it? the process of elimination. he was 23 when his son was born, his son is 18. gudjohnsen's from iceland. i think his dad, you will have to check that out. not for a different country, saying country. i might have made a fool of myself. no such thing! sally, thank you very much. an australian newspaper is continuing to defend a cartoon

. >> reporter: steven ritchie among officials the ribbon- cutting ceremony. >> this is a key component for the water supply for the 2.3 million customers that we serve in the bay area. >> this is the largest local reservoir that gets blend with water to deliver to customers every year, every day. >> reporter: the inspectors said that the old dam was built in 1925, safe in 2001, they feared a collapse from a major earthquake. >> this dam is 16 years in the making. so unexpected delays and price tag of 800 million is more than the original budget this damage expected to withstand the big one. >> it is did he see mind to withstand a 7.0 earthquake. >> reporter: during the construction, they had to move a lot more dirt than originally expected. they found ancient landslides and material and fossils from 50 to 20 million years ago were carefully removed. and they had to reduce the water level by two-thirds. if there is a disruption, they will rely on this water. >> now that it is fixed and the rains will hopefully come and be filled up this year it will be a great year for banner water year

information to the committee at this time, and here to discuss, carrie sorvino and democratic9 strategist ritchieonly letter we've seen from women backing kavanaugh, we also have one from the national council of jewish women, 18 women who went to yale college with him and 84 women from the bush white house believe that he is a man of character. carrie, what is this all about, where is this allegation coming from, and is it truly political? >> yeah. we know very little about the details. it's 35-year-old events, it's anonymous person, but on the other hand, we have all these women who have attested to his integrity the as you have mentioned. mentioned in the allegation saying unequivocally this didn't happen. senator feinstein had this information since july, if she thought it was credible, she would have done something. she had a private meeting with him, she had a hearing, shed had hearing that was closed to cameras, they had questions for the record. now they're treating it just like it's a last minute character smear. that's not respectful to women survivors of sexual violence anywhere, and it

here to weigh in, our panel p robert jeffers, morgan ortegas and democratic strategist rochelle ritchiel about democrats? >> this is base politics. that's all this is. and i think nancy pelosi knows even to impeach president trump that there is not really a lot of mainstream american support for that. i think the impeachment of bill clinton, although it was 20 years ago at this point, is seared in the minds of many american voters. it was not a positive time for our country, and i don't think, you know, if the democrats want to repeat that, then you see their message going into november, impeach trump, impeach kavanaugh. i'm sure there's going to be the someone else. they may think that's smart strategy to drive up their base, it's a terrible strategy for goring, and i think it drive the up more republican voters. pete: it seems to be a base strategy for the campaign. is it a governing strategy? do you think impeaching brett kavanaugh is the message to have at this moment? >> well, you know, if we're looking into kavanaugh's past and we're looking into his temperament and we're saying h