. >> i am robert smith. i live next to caffe sapore. i noticed 40 people were sitting next to elias. if that is not community or legacy i don't know what is. everybody is close to him and supports him. that is legacy. thank you. >> next speaker, please. dan. native from san francisco. charter legacy business owner in our 72nd year and president of the north beach business association. i rise in support of caffe sapore. i can't be go beyond the personal testimony that has come forward by those who use the cafe. i implore all of you to give them legacy business status to send a message to bad actor landlords. the majority of landlords and commercial landlords are good actors, but we have a handful and some are centered in north beach who fail to put their storefronts up on the market, who throw out businesses that are vital and used by the community and long standing. we need you to send a message. i have a business next to mine vacant for over 35 years. we have made a comebacklation in north beach. we have 20 new businesses in the last 2

. >> i am robert smith. i live next to caffe sapore. i noticed 40 people were sitting next to elias. if that is not community or legacy i don't know what is. everybody is close to him and supports him. that is legacy. thank you. >> next speaker, please.

i want to make sure that the next generation sitting in our classrooms will study robert smith, the african-american who was beginning to dominate wall street as much as we study anybody else. big money, big power, wall street. if you leave wall street, take a lift or taxi and you go to the airport, jfk, you can fly across the country and within five hours you're in the bay area, northern california, silicon valley. where you have google, apple, facebook, amazon, the people who are building the future. we used to write the future in laws in washington, d.c. now the future is being written in computer code in silicon valley. they're changing your phone right now and didn't ask your permission. the power to write and to dictate the future is in silicon valley. very few african-americans in silicon valley. our children are happy to be given the opportunity to download apps, not being taught how to write their own and upload apps. we need a generation of uploaders, not just downloaders for the next generation if we're going to get anywhere. it's another corner of power. lastly, you can take a leisurely

thank you melanie alley riza labor party 18141 the above the old thanks smith robert jr company known as bobby elmo smith 8 o. tobin william john feit the alfie john independent 44. yogen stein yes coming on as yes interplanetary time lord yogen stein 23. the number of rejected by the papers was 93 and i hereby declare that said boris johnson is duly elected the. thank you thank you mr mr mr act you are turning off your morning everybody you boil a gentleman i thank you all very much and there's no i don't want to i don't want to tempt fate because clearly lots of results are still coming in and we're still many dealing with projections but at this stage it does look as though this one nation conservative government has been given a powerful new mandate for the buck to get pretty done. not just to get pretty done but to unite this country and to take it forward and to focus on the priorities of the british people above all on the n.h.s. and yes we will recruit 50000 more nurses and 6000 more g.p.'s and we will build 40 new hospitals and i'm proud to say that one of the across the coun

congratulations. [ cheers ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the ceo of vista equity partners, robert f. smithmencement speeches for everybody else. >> hopefully inspired more. >> inspired more. when did you decide you were going to do this? >> as we see here tonight and through this whole program, there is nothing more beautiful than a liberated human spirit. i grew up in a community and family in denver, colorado where it was focused how do you bring more to your community and as i thought about giving this commencement address, the idea was what is it these 400 young men and their families need? and how can i liberate their spirit? and so i thought about my eight or nine generations in this country and thought you know what? this burden of student debt is heavy on most people and it's heavy on these young african american men. they have more debt and typically have less opportunity to earn capital and i thought this is a good way to liberate 400 families and give them a chance to contribute back to the united states. >> what a great start you have given them. thank you so much. thank you ve

but i chose robert f. smith and his speech at morehouse college and his encouraging -- >> this is where he paid the debt for his -- for the class that year. fantastic speech. >> it was a fantastic speech that encouraged those young men to pay it forward, but it also reminded us of the political issue of college debt and how there are so many bright and incredibly talented students who come out of college just heavy ladened with debt. and that speech, i think, was a turning point. >> dramatically brought that point home. chris hayes? >> i would say the elijah cummings speech, a combination of what he said, the moment, the fact that it was extemporaneous and because of the fact that we lost him this year and he's such a singular member of congress, beloved across the aisle, a model legislator in so many ways. on an international perspective, the grete get that -- gretta th speech. here's a 16-year-old who says i shouldn't have to be here. you, the adults, the people in power, you have mortgaged our future. i'm her

i want to make sure that the next generation sitting in our classrooms will study robert smith, the african-americanbeginning to dominate wall street as much as we study anyone else. big-money, big power, wall street. if you leave wall street, take a taxi and go to the airport, jfk, you can fly across the country and within five hours you are in the bay area of northern california. silicon valley. you have google, apple, facebook, amazon, the people who are building the future. we used to write the future in-laws and washington, d.c.. now the future is being written in computer code in silicon valley. they are changing your phone right now. the power to write and dictate the future is in silicon valley. very few african-americans in silicon valley. our children are happy to be given the opportunity to download apps not taught how to write their own and upload apps. we need a generation of upload is not just downloaders. lastly, take a leisurely drive from northern california to southern california. you will very quickly be in a place called hollywood. you can see stars not just in the sky but on the

i'm louis mirrer, the i'm thrilled to see you this evening in our beautiful robert h. smith odd terrorism tonight.'s prom "give me liberty: a history of america's exceptional used" i part of the distinguished speaker series and as always i'd like to thank mr. swartz for his great generosity which has enabled to us bring so many fine speakers to the stage. i also want to thank all of your chairman's council members in attendance this evening and to thank you for your great support i tonights program will last an hour and it will include a question and answer session. you should have received a note card and pencil as you entered the auditorium this afternoon, this evening, and if not, my colleagues will go up and down the aisles with note cards and pencils. the note cards will be clerked later on in the program with you questions. following the program there will be a book signing in the ny history store and copies of the books will be available for purchase. tonight we are thrilled to welcome richard brookhiser back know new york historical society. a senior fellow at the na

robert lee smith, the liberal party, 314. derek thomas, the conservative party candidate, 25,365.ows, for want of an official mark, five, voting for more candidates than they were entitled to, 13, being unmarked or wholly void for uncertainty, 93, giving a total rejected ballot papers of 111. the total number of ballot papers issued was 51,524, giving for this constituency a turnout of 74.89%. and i do hereby declare that derek thomas is duly elected as a member of parliament for the st ives constituency. applause there we have it, a full house, all the 650 results are now in and that isa the 650 results are now in and that is a conservative hold for derek thomas you can see at the podium, the conservative mp. it is not going to bea the conservative mp. it is not going to be a night for the lib dems, down to be a night for the lib dems, down to the very last. andrew george had fought this before and held this before it was fighting to take it from the conservatives but u nsuccessfully. from the conservatives but unsuccessfully. that is the full number of constituencies now counted

smith] did a benefit concert. i rememberhat, right. [mo'] kenny yne shepherd, robert randolph. like i said, we did a benefit. was like, "oh, a tornado is no joke." (chuckles) that thing grinds like a meat grinder, but it's not meat. it's wood and steel andjust. [smith] destruction left's so bad. [mo'] it's so bad, definitely. al g, i became friends with brooks and vince gill, guys from oklahoma. i started meetin' all these people from oklahoma. i started really lookin' at the people even my favorite guitar player that i grew up with, david t. walker, was born in oklahoma,ople timmy b. schmit from the eagles. oklahoma is a state of great things. [smith] so you have a connection to oklahoma-ish. [mo'] it's a connectio but i kinda like had to dig and build it. [smith] right, i'm a littlrried you wrote the song basedipn what you read on wia. (audience laughs) this is actually, this has stuck with me. [mo'] no, no i know people and the people were in the area, i'm thinkin' like. garth brookslike, and vinc, those are some of the most down-to-earth, shameless, good people i've ever met. you know, oklahoma, you know?

robert man yesterday morning. >>they found him they say with a stolen vehicle that he had smith ashton to a pow our poll and how come yoknow, we allen said yes avenue. an investigation uncovered he stole the car that morning and t into another crash in millbrae man is now charged with possessing a olen ehicle. no one was hurt though in either csh. >>this week thpresident announced another round of tariffs in tonight membe of congress from both sides of the aisle say they're worried that farmers who been hit by trade wars might suffer even more joe khaleel repos from washington. >>thank youvery much president trump announced a new round of tariffs this week this time argentina and bril the president tweeted the countries have devalued their currencies hurting american farmers spot congressman josh carter says it's the terrorists themsves hurting farmers most they really want to make sure that we're reconcili with our trade partners, they want to continue to inflict me inflict needless pain on families and farmers party represents farming districts in california central valley. he says hat tariffs cut off access to ie

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from thejustice secretary, robert buckland, just appealing for people to make sure they get the tone right. norman, many thanks, our assistant political editor, norman smithary general has warned that the world is almost at the point of no—return when it comes to climate change. speaking as leaders gather in madrid for two weeks of talks, antonio guterres said the climate crisis was imminent, and that it was essential that countries commit to more ambitious carbon—cutting targets. last week, the world meteorological organisation said the level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere had reached the highest level on record. our global science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. there are warnings that the world could be at the point of no return. in africa, millions are facing hunger after cyclones and droughts. it's been a year of extremes, and scientists warn if temperatures keep on going up, there will be far worse to come. now negotiators from 200 countries are gathering to begin two weeks of climate talks. it's the 25th round of this un meeting, where they are thrashing out the details of the plan to stop global warming. but the window to act is clos

it included the work of senators menendez o and robert founded in s. 178. 649 of found in h.r. chris smith and tom suozzi of house. nd the legislation that i reintroduced with the ranking member of the asia subcommittee, yoho, h.r. 1025. bill represents putting together those three bills to with the detention of over one million uighurs and other xinjiang orities in and other chinese repression of population.inority has hinese government sought to erase the distinct muslim culture through mass detentions, re-education a coordinated campaign under a banner, strike extremism, violent launched in 2014. leaked o recently chinese communist party documents, we now know that the campaign came s from the highest levels of the chinese party. n april, 2014, general secretary xi ordered the party officials to -- and these are show absolutely no organs of ing dictatorship. another quoted phrase. suppress muslim minorities. more than a million uighurs were camps.prisoned in in a country with the rule of by the 're incarcerated state because you've been defined statutory offense. why are one million peo