rudd? >> mr. carlson. >> hi, i'm carolyn and so this is -- actually, you can't see it, but it was an amended violates and so it does not list any structural work and, actually, in the brief or the response, we have a letter from our structural engineer and says we visited the property and performed visual walk-through of the current work being performed and the modifications include furring of existing wall, infill openings and relocations, replacement of nonbearing walls and all of these do not need hoa approval. based on the visual observations and review of the documents, the work-in-progress does not compromise this structural integrity. and he addressed the lvl. they were just to strengthen the floors, which this is an old house, 1906, and it's been there a long time and they don't make them there. and we had new electrical permits. >> all we had to do was get a new electrical permit because he chased off the previous one and there's to issue there. >> if you look at exhibit l, we have a list

karl rudd wants to know what did you think about the idea of defunding the police? amb.e: i think the following. first of all, i'm not a fan of the terminology defunding the police because it has been manipulated and misunderstood by many. i think there is a place in certain local circumstances depending on what is going on in the particular area to reimagine, re-envision the role police play. to get them out of some of the work they customarily do that more akin to social work than traditional policing. i think they have to be attached to the community and responsible to the community. and yes, there are places where there can be some responsible reallocation of resources. there is no one-size-fits-all model. there is no cookie-cutter approach you can apply. so i largely agree with vice president biden and representative jim clyburn and others that it is a reimagining, reinvesting, and investing additional resources in our community that have suffered as the solution, rather than a vague terminology that has been hijacked and manipulated by the right-wing, unfortunately

after the british government suspended its extradition treaty with hong kong on secretary dominic rudds described the measures as a reasonable and proportionate response to the new national security law last month china imposed sweeping new legislation on the city outlining what they call it considers succession subversion terrorism and collusion with foreign entities. i'm particularly concerned about articles 55 to 59 the poor little which give mainland china chinese authorities the ability to assume jurisdiction over certain cases and to try these cases in mainland chinese courts. also tell the house that we would not consider reactivating varies arrangements unless and until there are clear and robust safeguards which are able to prevent extradition from the u.k. being misused under the new national security legislation we have boxes in london and the u.k. has been pressuring china on an unprecedented number of fronts. britain has hit back at beijing's new security law by extending the invitation to up to 3000000 hong kong citizens to be able to come and live and work in the u.k. to

areas from climate change, an economic plan but the overrising thing he's campaigning on is getting rudd of trump and that message is what is propelling him to double digit leads in polls including in the battleground states. so you would think in a conventional campaign yes, you would be campaigning on a larnler policy agenda. i think that's what we're used to but this is a different campaign. . >> millions of people have lost their jobs in california more so across the koun tru. how will the national economy figure into the presidential picture? >> yeah, i think that's a great question. it's very hard and biden has been saying for weeks that he's going to unveil an economic plan. the washington post did some reporting that suggests that this plan when he unveils it is going to be outside of biden's typical comfort zone which is more incremental change and could at least some advisors are saying should have broader strokes and a bigger fdr type component to it. but we haven't seen it yet. he has been talking about the plan and unveiling it for certainly two months at one point he said t

too early paul rudd. >> yeah. >> all right, carson thanks very much >>> just ahead, our new series onand your sister are going to share this real special moment. you guys connected with your past through a photograph. >> yeah. there's a picture i've been staring at there's my sister quinn. our father passed away when we were young i think we've been nostalgic going back listening to '80s music. we're looking for happier times. so this picture, i actually recreate and get a chance to talk to my sister who's older than me and she fills in a lot of gaps about our past and i think that's something we've all -- family is everything to me there's been a lot of questions i've had and big sis provides some answers. >> of course quinn does. >> i'm looking forward to seeing the photo. i haven't seen how it came out take a look after your local news and weather >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. firefighters in eastern contra costa county have not yet confirmed the cause of an early morning fire that destroyed cars, boats and a home outside of oakley. but the man whose home was

to afford that's a very very useful machine there was a lot of collaboration there was microsoft rudd'sreally great. things for the for the muck you know excel came out 1st on the map the atmosphere was fine when he came i remember the 1st couple times remember that we were not competitors at all at that point they were our allies and helping making the macintosh happen so we got along very well with them they were similar toss in many ways. well done so the macintosh software dating game. software ceo's could i please ask you to introduce yourself in a power to be of the dating game hosted by jobs the contestants of the software producers who contributed to the success of the my name is bill gates i'm chairman of microsoft and during 1984 microsoft expects to get half of its revenues are macintosh. behind the smiling facade steve jobs plays the king and treats bill gates like a vassal for making numbers 3 describe your ideal relationship with apple. would be so in our software independently so the key thing is that apple gets a lot of consistent standard machines out there quickly i sp

"emmy"-nominated show, "at home with amy sedaris" airs july 29th on trutv, with special guest paul ruddtion with amy sedaris. >> seth: welcome back, amy how are you? >> i'm doing okay, seth. how are you doing? [ laughter ] >> seth: good. you know, i think we're all collectively living through a fairly stressful time. but on top of that you had a very traumatic experience, i believe, yesterday >> every time i'm on your show, something happens. every single time. and i thought of you when i saw -- i saw a gigantic waterbug and i mean, i've seen waterbugs, whatever, but this one was definitely the biggest and the blackest and the fastest and i could not believe my eyes. and then i fell back you know, it really threw me off guard. i have a rabbit, tina, as you know my male rabbit, tina >> seth: yeah. >> freaked out, like i've never seen her freak out because i was freaking out so i calmed down, saw it run into my dishwasher then i went to go get a stool because i wanted to stay in the hallway and just stare it down to see where it goes and then i saw a mouse, which i thought was a rat. but

rudd's many problems syria moscow or dubai. sharing. talks of the mediterranean sea and also hope france as you know is the gate of overall african continent that is more practical. so why. government because when they support to act they have more to lose in the mediterranean and add to politics and also african politics well the turkish president mr erdogan has criticized the u.a.e. and egypt for their roles in supporting the libyan wall orderly for half of egypt's president abdel fattah el-sisi has threatened to arm tribal leaders who back half of which is illegal sisi says his country would support have to force is if the government in tripoli and its turkish airlines renew their assault on the city of sirte. are the steps taken by egypt in libya and its support to have sure that egypt is entering an illegal approach also the abu dhabi government in particular is behaving like a pirate through supporting the coup with large quantities of arms and money on and this indicates the position of the 2 countries in libya there is the legit