mason ritchie from one cook university of foreign studies thank you for your insights on al-jazeera mr ritchie thanks for having me well to hong kong now where protesters of thor and petrol bombs at a petrol at a police station and retaliation for the shooting of a teenager by police officers fired tear gas back in followed a day of peaceful protests in the city meanwhile hundreds of other protesters rallied in a local shopping mall they placed thousands of origami paper bags on the floor and signed glory to hong kong an anthem that's now associated with the protest movement . where the next but still ahead on al-jazeera. off to wars years in my life. i stand here broken but. one year on tributes from matter to saudi janice jamal khashoggi as questions about his death remain unanswered. and an unexpected act of reconciliation why the brother of a black man shot dead in his own home to the form a policewoman convicted of his matter. had there still feel like summer across the southeast of the united states we've got today with high pressure in control this line of traffic is the head th

and on a night of brilliant goals, ritchie joined from the spot.tchiejoined in drawing his side level. and if you thought that was good just wait for this. rushford's second was enough of the thai sending united through ona of the thai sending united through on a night of tricks and treats on the eve of halloween. michael redford, bbc news. aston villa are also through. 2—1winners over wolves. the draw for the quarter finals will take place on zoe ball's breakfast show on bbc radio 2 tomorrow morning. rangers and celtic remain level pegging at the top of the scottish premiership. both won tonight. rangers enjoyed a 4—0 win at ross county. ryan jack scored twice. to put steven gerrards' side three up at the break. and alfredo morelos scored either side of half time. rangers are level on points with celtic, but second on goal difference. it's after two goals in five minutes earned them a 2—0 win over bottom side st mirren. aberdeen are up to fourth, beating hamilton 1—0. wins too for motherwell and st johnstone. hibs and livingstone finished 2—all. f

. >> commissioners, steve ritchie, this is an item to make some minor changes to the grant program rules. the first of which is to change the name of the program to the on-site water reuse program. secondly is to expand existing requirements for brewery process water treatment systems. this is a new area of water reuse that we are getting into now. we have to make some tweaks there. there will be some minor editorial changes here. and the most important, item four, authorize the general manager consultation for the city attorney to approve future modifications to the program that do not materially increase the obligations or liabilities to the city. we would recommend approval of the item. >> any questions? >> certainly going through the drought experience, everybody became more and more interested in opportunities for reuse. in the brewing industry we have had conversations with more than one where they have processed water to be used. things like that. that is a significant source of water. they wanted to see what they could do in terms of becoming greener. we have talked with them abo

ways and means chairman ritchie neil revealing a whistle-blower had alleged possible misconduct relatedof the president's taxes. for weeks there's been radio silence until now. last week chairman neil revealed he's trying to make the whistle-blower complaint public. this week he said the house is sending their top lawyer to go talk to the whistle-blower. >> there's been a report that there's another whistle-blower complaint about efforts to influence the audit of the president's taxes. have you seen that complaint? >> it is accurate to say that there has been an individual who has stepped forward and made some allegations, and the legal counsel for the ways and means committee, doug letter, who has argued in front of the supreme court, they are proceeding on the basis of trying to interview the individual. >> so all of a sudden there are all these smoke signals that something is happening with this second whistle-blower. and tonight finally "the washington post" fills in some of the blanks. they report that the whistle-blower is a quote career official at the irs who alleges that at lea

steve ritchie. >> good afternoon, commissioners. steve ritchie assistant general manager for water. i would like to provide an update on the water supply planning efforts we are engaged in with the commission added to the capital budget this year, $20 million to get moving on water supply planning for various purposes. i'm going to cover today, our level of service as they were adopted in 2,008 that were operated under. we talked about water supply playing priorities and specific goals for the water supply planning effort. about specific projects that we are going to be working on. on the planning structure. there is also a memo with information sheets on the individual projects included in that as well. first, the level of service goals and objectives. the first is for water supply which is to meet customer water needs in non- drought and drought periods. water demand was 265 million gallons per day for retail and wholesale customers during non- drought years. dry year delivery needs while limiting rationing to a maximum 20% systemwide reduction during extended droughts. diversifyi

states on saturday washington is restraint from john young well for more on this we can speak to mason ritchie who is a professor of international relations at university of foreign studies and he joins us now from seoul so the south koreans were saying earlier that it was a submarine cable missile and now the north koreans have confirmed this so what does this mean in terms of pyongyang's attack capability now. well in the 1st place there clearly means that north korea is underlining the fact that they have no intention of dismantling their nuclear program and that every moment that we are engaged in diplomacy without results is a moment that north korea is improving their forces both qualitatively and quantitatively and they are building out a survivable nuclear force not just a residual weak and fragile force and they're making progress among other things new delivery systems including the submarine the one ballistic missiles and also different forms of propellant and this is a solid propellant missile which i believe among all of our missiles with solid components has the longest range so

work of julian and ritchie leaks julian as a journalist and we could leaks as a publisher he brought immeasurable benefits to millions of people at allez us to see how the geo political structure is composed and disposed and the disposition of people there in the who took the bribes who's sordid and treacherous to the invasion and who resisted. and maintained their integrity. just to seek some truth and some justice against obscene cruelty seems well it motivates me and. my looks like in june. president trump has lashed out at the u.s. house intelligence committee chief adam schiff calling him a fraud this follows a media report that schiff may have met with an unnamed individual who leaked the part of a conversation between trump and the president of ukraine. there is a report that came out just before you and president needed to walked out here that the whistleblower met with the staff member of adam schiff prior i love that question it shows that schiff is a fraud i think it's a scandal that he knew before i go a step further i think he probably helped write it. this is not the on

work of julian and ritchie leaks julian is a journalist in which it leaks as a publisher. the measurable benefit to millions of people it allows us to see how the geo political structure is composed disposed and the disposition of people there in the who took bribes who's sort of been treacherous to the emotions and who resisted. and maintaining the integrity. just to seek some truth and some justice against obscene cruelty seems while it motivates me. looks like a virtue in a salinger's way to see if he'll be extradited to the u.s. to face charges under the espionage act for his alleged role in a leak of classified information he was arrested in london earlier this year after spending 7 years in the solomon ecuadorian embassy while avoiding extradition to sweden earlier of a sexual assault allegations that he'd always denied well that's the rub so far this morning thanks ever so much for watching catch up with the latest news 247 r.t. dot com or download our up from the headlines as that may happen for me kevin all of the rest of the team coming up to let's do a quick che

"ritchie valens was inducted in rock 'n' roll hall of fame." musicians and even when it seems like no path to your dream, you make your own build your own path. ritchie valens is an example of our alent that exists in community and his legacy is a source of pride for our pacoima community. honored to offer h.r. 1253 in celebration of the great a true valens' life, trailblazer, and i can tell you, 've borne reasons witness in being outside of the united states and, for example, when "labamba" come on 5, 6, 7, child from 1, 8, they can't help it, they start to move and recognize that beautiful music. to be able to honor this man and his family by naming a post is truly an him opportunity that i appreciate and the entire community appreciates as well. and with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. he gentleman from california reserves. -- t mr. rouda: mr. speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. is gentleman from arizona recognized. mr. gosar: i rise in support of

the party panel, rochelle ritchie with town hall.com, guy benson, and the president of freedom works, adam brandon, welcome. >> thank you. kennedy: baker foun pointed outf the foreign policy complexities, i don't agree wit lindsey graham probably 85% of the time, but there is something to be said for not pulling out and allowing genocide. >> correct, people who have put their lives on line, doing a loot of our heavy lifting and dirty work so we did not have to commit more people on ground to fight isis. on a political point, you are in a challenging spot when you are the administration, with marco rubio, and lindsey graham and other uber hawks, agreeing as you me mention with tulsi gab a- gaberts and justin amashes in the world. kennedy: here the president, i don't know if he got on the phone with erdogan said, that sounds like a great idea, you are a trust worthy guy, he is not. or just trying to shift focus off impeachment. >> i am probably one that agrees with president the most here, not that i'm pro whatever turkey is trying to di look at that to kurdish issue. the closest thing

. >> good afternoon, i'm steve ritchie, assistant manager for water. the update will cover the bay delta quality control as well as the board hearing, the stakeholder process which is a subject of the mayor's office letter to you and the upcoming planning commission hearing on water supply and analysis for new projects. first, on the bay delta quality control, the voluntary agreement process is continuing and unfortunately, not as much progress has been made as hoped by people. but last official correspondence from the state was july 1, where they anticipate anticipated hava decision in mid-october. october 15th was the date included by which we would have included and determined the voluntary agreement package was ready for formal analysis. that parse to not be the case and we're expecting a report from state and that will require a new schedule which might extend that deadline for some time, maybe to the end of the year. people are still talking and people are still approaching it with a positive attitude but it is just not moving nearly as fast as p

stars like sophia ritchie sharing photos from the wealthy area.s is home to celebrities like reese witherspoon and matt damon. >> donald trump congratulating justin trudeau for winning a second term overnight tweeting i look forward to working with you towards the betterment of both our countries. trudeau being conservative challenger, trudeau at liberal party keeping its power in a narrow election when but as a minority government. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu fails to form a government plunging his country into political uncertainty. now is centrist rival will try as netanyahu tries to secure a deal. the israeli president giving a deadline of 28 days. if he fails israel could hold an unprecedented third election. >> former white house press secretary sean spicer survived another week of dancing with the stars. ♪ >> dancing the viennese waltz. carley: i love a good the in use waltz. he dedicated a performance to his wife of 15 years and handed her a giant bouquet of roses at the end of the day. look at that. >> 11 minutes after the h

ritchie, tell me, we know there is a problem here.liberal policies. what is your solution? what is it it. >> good morning, stuart. i'm happy to be here, hello from san francisco the city by the bay. so here's the situation now. we are facing a perfect storm of all these negative consequences all coming together. things like lack of political will, paralysis of law enforcement systems and lack of voter enthusiasm. so until we can tackle each one of those or all together, we're stuck in a stalemate. stuart: so there is no solution at this point? there isn't one? >> no, no. there is a solution. stuart: what is it? >> it will take a lot of time. first of all if we look at political will, we have candidates running for office who have an election, i don't know if you know here in san francisco in couple of weeks we are choosing a mayor once again. the current mayor has been basically doing nothing, just going to ribbon cuttings and grand openings. he has not taken any action to deal with this. what we're facing in terms of the actual homel

she denied having anything on her tell deputies showed her footage of a map from a security camp ritchierged with driving while revoked delivery of controlled substances and then went to the county jail. she guilty or innocent? >> i'm not worried about the driving while revoked. anybody who does math pants and those it's known in the defense criminal system is not my pants. this is litigated by the washington supreme court anointed is get a witness that will say they are not her pants. i'm going to put out the not my pants defense. >> i thought this was still america. what do you think? >> i think my head just explodes are there heroin pants to? >> i think it might not be her pants. just because she's wearing them. >> do we have pictures of the pants? kennedy: what woman was not in it because she was wearing cocaine pants? >> is she going to have a monster energy drink? she could have five no-doz and she'd be fine. could she put it in or her broad? >> i think if you have a monster energy drink in your pants people leave you alone. kennedy back -- kennedy: let's go to kentucky with where

let's discuss with rochelle ritchie and fox news contributor guy benson, welcome to you both. charlie kirk tweets this, barack obama has been virtually silent as joe biden is ready to the mud but today he reemerged to endorse justin trudeau. just we are clear obama probably endorses a serial where a blackface but refuses to endorse his vice president of eight years. listings in the biden camp today? >> i'm sure joe biden would very much cut it, barack obama's endorsement, we are looking at apples and oranges, the canadian election is right around the corner. whether us president weighing in the way barack obama has in that election is appropriate or what have you is a separate discussion but i think obama is keeping his powder dry. you wants to endorse whoever comes out on a democratic process, the elder statesman -- if he were going to endorse anyone early you would think it would be biden but he has clearly made a decision not to do this. i don't see this as a deliberate snub of biden given when the canadian election is occurring. >> he could use a lifeline at this point alt

let's bring in the communication rochelle ritchie and emily, welcome to you both.ve three hot topics to start with, thank you for being with us. i want to put up a bit of the curriculum so people can see, parents can check it out or anybody interested. first grade students learned introduce themselves using their name and pronouns, second and third grade, their own fairytale to share them with lower grades, fourth and fifth inspired to create their own gender inclusive advertisement for a product and the question becomes for teachers or students who may be orthodox jews, islam, christianity, if they don't line up with this what happens to the kids? >> that is an important point, there is a role churches and family should play that school should not be interfering with and it is important to say schools should learn to deal with gender dysphoria in compassionate and helpful ways but introducing notions of sexuality to children at this young age is a markedly confusing, not constructive and makes me concerned that they are exposed to this curriculum. i don't think it

. >> joining me now is progressive commentator and radio talk show host rashad ritchie.ave enough for articles of impeachment right now and if so, why don't they move forward with the vote? >> they had enough the day he was sworn in. let's look at what the articles of impeachment really are. it is not a criminal indictment. it is for according to the constitution high crimes and misdemeanors which means that is language adopted from the british common law tradition and the british common law tradition interpreted high crimes and misdemeanors as anything that is either an abuse of power or a violation of the oath of office. so there's no direct criminal statute for that. that is left up to the interpretation of congress. if congress says this is an abuse of power or this is a direct violation of your oath, then there doesn't need to be a criminal statute. they can move forward with articles of impeachment based on the constitutional requirement and the language set forth as high crimes and misdemeanors mpl. >> how are they going to decide whether they have enough to reach

think it's important for that to be reflected in the c.i.p., so we have relayed this study to steve ritchie and kathy howe -- or to dan wade, actually. and i know my staff has been talking to them on this. i'm happy to answer any questions you have. it's also been conveyed to the bosca board. >> great. thank you. commissioners, questions? comments? any public comment on this? thank you so much. >> thanks. >> appreciate it. next item, please. >> item eight is other commission business. >> commissioners? public comment on -- no commission business? next item, please. >> clerk: item nine, all -- or it's the consend calendar. all matters here under constitute the consent calendar are considered to be routine by the san francisco public utilities commission and will be acted on by a single vote of the commission. there will be no discussion of the requests unless the item is requested to be removed and it will be considered as a separate item. >> is there a request to move any of the items from the commission? hearing none, is there a motion to approve the consent calendar? >> move to approve? >

democratic policy michelle ritchie and the federalist culture editor emily jeske. with this one. thank you for being with us. i want to put a little bit of the curriculum so people can see and this is out here, parents can check it out. first grade students are going to learn how to introduce themselves using their name and their pronoun. second and third grade students will show them their fairy tale fourth and fifth, they'll be inspired to create their own gender inclusive advertisement for a product. for teachers and students who may be, you know, orthodox, observant you know, islam, christianity, if they don't line up to this, what happens to the kids? >> that's an important point. there is a role that churches and family should play and that schools shouldn't be interfering with it. it's also important to say that school should learn how to deal with gender dysphoria in compassionate and helpful ways. by introducing these notions of sexuality for children at these young age is a markedly confusing. i think it's not constructive. frankly i think it makes me con

states on saturday washington is calling for restraint from pyongyang well you know i spoke to mason ritchie who's a professor of international relations at university for foreign studies he says the missile launch is unlikely to halt those talks with the u.s. . this is definitely a qualitative. improvement in range versus what we've seen from testing. was the missiles going north korea 'd over the last few months and this will i think put pressure among other things on the trumpet ministration and how they deal with north korea you know trumpets the short range ballistic missile tests that were not a problem that they were standard you know this is obviously 'd. higher terms of threat of course it's very much will depend on how good with korea submarine capabilities are and you know what we know about them so far is that they're not particularly sophisticated in the submarine warfare technology by the u.s. and japan and south korea i would have a very good chance of being able to track with real submarines so i wouldn't treat that there at the warmest way but clearly north korea is improvin

director of the fbi, sitting in a briefing on al-qaeda, has the same reaction as lieutenant colonel as a ritchie. he looked out the winner on the seventh floor of the hoover building at the blue sky that covered the east coast that day and said, how on earth did a plane managed to hit the world trade center today? then they go back to the meeting. of course at 9:03 we realized something very different is unfolding. we realized that we are under attack, and the day begins to unfold dramatically differently. and one of the things that sort of comes through from there is just how much the nation and provide its response to 9/11, just how much the country was unprepared for that day. and we saw sort of people at all levels make incredible decisions under incredibly difficult circumstances. and so i spent a lot of time in the book following some of the stories that you probably don't remember or may have never known in the first place from that day. one of the things that turned out that happened on 9/11 is that there were all of these things that had happened on any other day of the year would've be

as you probably know on friday our house task force under leadership of ritchie neil in ways and meansounteroffer to what the administration has proposed. when we can arrive at a place where not only do we have our issues addressed, but that we have enforceability that will make it real for america's families and farmers then we can go down that path. i hope again that the president saying because of other actions in terms of upholding the constitution of the united states that he can't work with us because i do think he wants this u.s., mexico, canada trade agreement and we want it when it's right in terms of enforceability and that we can work together. at the same time we're hoping we can return and renew our conversations about infrastructure, building infrastructure of america. as i've said our agenda last year when we ran was for the people. lower the cost of healthcare by lowering the cost of prescription drugs. that's what we're doing. building infrastructure of america the green way so we can increase paychecks, lower healthcare, bigger paychecks, cleaner government. well i th

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people like lionel ritchie and jeb bush. you looked at this and what do you think? sounds almost too good to be true. i see positives. this all started when an l.a. doctor was waiting in an emergency room for hours and said this can't be. this app you push a button. a doctor, medical assistant and labs and everyone come to your house within two hours for $159 for the visit or 20 insurances cover this including medicare and medicare advantage. i like that idea especially if a patient has the flu or they're disabled. i don't want somebody with the flu in my office they'll spread it. you get to see someone in their home environment. i've done house calls since i first staertd. there is a big advantage to seeing a patient. how they are living. what's contributing to the illness. the down side, jon, they aren't necessarily plugged into the same network that i'm plugged into at a hospital where i know the -- you are kind of isolated with this type of doctor. >> jon: the medical tests all arrive at the house and come with a battery of blood pressure machines and can do it

in that regard in terms of a better future, i'm so proud that this morning ritchie neil announced inup in the hearing that they were having on hr3 lowering the cost of prescription drugs, that he was suggesting that -- to name the bill for elijah cummings. so appropriate because elijah was a fighter for lowering the cost of prescription drugs reaching across the aisle to do so. he always strove to reach across the aisle and treat all of our colleagues with respect and even had dialogue with the president for a while on this subject. so it would be very appropriate that hr3 would now be the elijah cummings low drug cost now legislation. whatever the formal title will be. it is very sad, very sad for all of us. we've all lost a friend. i'm devastated by the loss and convey the condolences of our caucus to mia, his dear wife this morning. she said what we all knew. he fought to the end. that's how he was with what he believed in in the congress of the united states. so we're back now after our district work period where members all over the country were part of a drumbeat for hr3 for th