sbc determines that the business misrepresented its qualifications for the registry or sbc determines that the business has ceased operation in san francisco, meaning their business registration has been inactive for two or more years or the business has been physically closed for four more years or the sbc determines that the business is no longer committed to maintaining features or traditions that led the business to be listed on the registry. the nature of the registry listing is that the business would be removed from the registry and the website. categories five and six have to do with nominees and applicants being active or inactive, and this really only affects how we list them in our database internally. number four, removal of a legacy business from the registry. rescinding a nomination of a legacy business before placement on the registry. a member of the board of supervisors or the mayor may rescind a nomination on the business before it's been placed on the registry. this would preclude the listing of the business on the registry until the business is nominated by another

steele who then colluded with russians to create this anti-trump dossier and yet there was never any sbce that i'm aware of that was open so does the law apply equally to everybody or is it just anyone whose associated with trump gets nailed and anybody else in high positions of authority, you know, they get a pass. maria: well it seems so extraordinary, congressman, i mean everything you've just lined up everything we just spoke to, devon nunes about the fact that there was no official intelligence whatsoever used to launch an investigation into trump. i don't understand how robert mueller is not looking at any of this. i mean, they authorized a raid of michael cohen's home, office and hotel room and yet no interviews, no examining what has taken place with regards to the bias at the fbi and the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. could that be possible that robert mueller is not is just going to ignore all of this? >> yeah, i think that's what he's doing. look you look at who he hired he hand picked a lot of people who could be in the general counsel 's office at the democratic natio

>>> live where you live, this a sbc 7 news. >>> waiting for zuck, where the public portion of the apology tour for facebook ceo begins in moments. thank you for joining us, i'm reggie o'kee. we pretty much know what he'll say, but the question right now, what are the members of the committees in the room going to ask about facebook's privacy scandal including both california senators. abc is watching this all from capitol hill. kenne kenneth? > reporter: the hearing starts in 30 minutes. by the end of the day, mark zuckerberg will have been questioned by nearly half of the u.s. senate. yes, lawmakers are demanding answers, and it's a chance for the man in charge of facebook to tell washington what the company is doing to protect user privacy. the facebook ceo's apology tour meeting with lawmakers ahead of the two-day grilling on capitol hill. in prepared testimony, the 33-year-old billionaire says facebook was used to spread fake news, hate speech, and allow interference in elections. it was my mistake and sorry, he says. i started facebook, i run it, and responsible for what happens here

and started looking at that it was a purchase that many involved sbc now at&t, the telecom company.bl and thring of the lines that's going on with is scott pruitt over the ars as it relates to ethical problems and resiness and politics. >>ivasan: what about the the transaction, now we're talking about the apartment in washington, d.si what was the ation in oklahoma? >> when pruitt's group came in they were able to buy it at a 00,000 discount. it was a complicated scale. p at&tspective said they had an appraised value different from what pruitt's group had, but about two years later pruitt's group sold the home for back up to the original price around $475,000. so the numbers inhere did raise some questions. >> sreenivasan: people are going watch this a say why does this matter about a house he had some stake in years and years ago, what are the patterns you are trying to establish and the stuff he's involved with today? >> two parts that are important to think about. it's important understand whether the issues in017, 2018 stand alone or trend back int oklahomoklahoma. that's what we'

out "my family and i think mayor sylvester turner, his terrific staff, houston police, metro houston sbc houston, st. martins and all houstonians for making us all feel so welcome for barbara." this is after he buried the former first lady in houston this week. >> julie: a legal challenge to the president's travel ban going before the supreme court today. the justices hearing arguments on the third version of the order and whether it violates the constitution by discrimination based on religion. shannon bream is reporting live. what did we hear in arguments today? >> julie, they just wrapped up. i came out. as you would expect, there was discussion about whether the president's remarks when he was a candidate, whether that should factor in the ban. there were two bans. the third ban. they were all changed a little bit. the administration believed what they have now, the one being challenged here today, travel ban 3.0 has been tailored. they have added countries, taken them off. there's two, north korea and venezuela that have been added that are not muslim. that's been a question all alo

there are two pictures of the 100th legacy business, casa sanchez at the september 11th sbc meeting. the legacy business registry is a nine-page section. first page lists nominations, applications, and businesses listed on the registry. we're going to be adding information to the annual report to address why there are more nominations than applications, and why there are more complications than legacy businesses. also there's an error in one of the headers that we'll correct; it says business, versus businesses. there are five pages listing all 129 legacy businesses through march 31st. this is the last year we will list all of the legacy businesses. next year, we'll just list all of the new ones from the last annual report. the report features a table on legacy businesses pernominator as well as a table and chart showing the number of legacy businesses perdistrict. there is a map of all 129 legacy businesses as of march 31st. there are four pages on business assistance services. page one features a summary of services including one-on-one consulting and training. there is a table dem

this is a look at the sbc. enhanced risk for tornado. the potential for a few strong tornadoes.e're looking at damaging winds and heavy rain. we're socking up to three inches of rain. potential for flash flooding. that will be the threat over the next several days. the winter weather advisory, blizzard warnings and winter storm warnings. this will be over the next couple of days. dangerous weather over the next several days. you can see up to 20 inches of snow in april. >> whoa. >> call that a spring weather advisory, not a winter weather advisory. even though it is snow, it is technically spring. >>> still ahead, the hits for epa chief scott pruitt, they keep coming. what an agency whistle-blower is now saying. >> wonder why? plus, the raid on the president's personal lawyer has white house staffers on edge. we're about to take a look. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. venus dray, when he was younger, he loved t

--sbc trader mark johnson tom: they do so much. stephen engle -- thank you so much.om korea. linking this all is globalism and globalization. pickering, let me go to you on the idea of the size of world trade. is it on the upswing right now? >> both global trade volumes and the market moved together. a four point 5%, 5% increase year-over-year in global trade volumes of the second half of 2017. that's all in line with the improvements in the market. for the beginning of this year that has slowed to around 4%. is theeat of trade wars single biggest risk factor from a policy point of view to sustain both trend growth in the global economy for the next few years. we have angela merkel meeting with mr. trump today. the market should be looking for any signs the u.s. could further exempt it you -- exempt the eu from the steel and aluminum tariffs. the macro error -- the macroeconomic effect of the current tariffs is actually pretty small. what we have to worry about is the confidence effect. you get a little less of it in the u.s.. the fiscal stimulus is upset. given the

i'm not sure why we have to, sbc doesn't advertise that it exists.the fdic doesn't advertise that it did exist and i guess you the argument that in a very early days when you're going from nothing to something, maybe you could make the argument that you should let people know you do exist but that as an argument for a declining expenditure on advertising over the course of time, not increasing line item on advertising. like a sitter in the process of canceling the contract and i think it was the right decision. >> thank you for stewardship on that. i find it particularly odd that an agency even with the size of the budget, and thank you for raining that in as well, that cfpb has had 3%, pious living agency in this decade in spending on pr. not that no agency spends money on pr but wait at abounds. and with the hyper partisan hillary clinton affiliated pr firm, a from that barack obama spent millions and billions of dollars with when he was a presidential candidate. >> i i want to make one thing perfectly clear just so, this is particularly aimed at m