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challenges are not entirely new but she does recognize a disturbing trend in the incident involving the scissors. >> you know i've been in this role for about six years and when i first started we were more concerned about the quiet panhandlers on the corner or the folks sleeping in our door ways. in the last few years it really has been more about the mentally i'll -- ill individuals that are acting erratically. >> the suspect with the scissorses has been tentatively identified and police are working to make an arrest but everyone here acknowledges that the day-to-day provide a real threat against the tourist appeal and the businesses that depend on them. >> we're running short staffs then when you have to spend an hour picking up -- any way. it is what it is. it's unfortunate. >> in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix5. >>> tens of millions of fake twitter accounts have been trashed tonight. they were deleted by the company today. kpix5's julie watts. >> katty perry took the biggest hit -- katy perry took the biggest hit. justin beiber lost the second most. the sudden purge could be an issue. >

guys got scissors in his hand. i don't know why. the rockies did tear the giants apart.ns in 100 games against guys. distan.s strton the giants losnal of 8-1. wi honored. san diego led 2-0 the sixth. jed hourry did what mark mcgwire did. the a's went right back in front 3-2. flee batters late -- three batters later, mark cana. back, away, gone. a's won 6-2. they've won seven of their last eight. >>> nfl ruben foster has been suspended two games by the league for an arrest on a weapons charge which foster pleaded no contest to and a misdemeanor marijuana arrest since -- that has since been dismissed. he was not suspended for his domestic violence arrest after the charges were dropped last month. >>> nba. the warriors item that i've been waiting to tell you about. the team re-signed cavon loon knee. he -- looney. he showed up huge this past season. he started five playoff games. the dubs went to sacramento tonight. third quarter, look at the ball movement. first round pick jacob evans knocked it down. 13 points in his summer league debut and the dubs won. final 71-54. >>>

when it got to the lords, the pairs took the scissors to the floor. facing defeat after defeat.ing back to the comments concessions and compromises were reached but there was still one big sticking point, having secured a vote on the final deal, there was a call for parliament to have an even bigger say for the power to direct the government what to do if we left the government what to do if we left the eu without any deal at all. we cannot allow the situation in which there is no mechanism for dealing with no deal. the minister intervened several times to offer a compromise until the speaker had enough. this is not a private conversation with another member. i wa nt conversation with another member. i want the whole house to hear, preferably briefly. dominic grieve disappearfor the preferably briefly. dominic grieve disappear for the chamber for yet another meeting with ministers. they thought they had an acceptable compromise but when they saw the small print, they were not happy so when the bill went back to demands that parliament have a greater say. a conservative brexiteer

first time that they --owed their doctor to according to justice kennedy -- jamd the baby out and scissors into the baby's head and suck its brains out." rightsst amendment talk to womenc -- without hindrance from city ordinances. talking about how all they want hold them a pamphlet. on the other case he was silent on the case two years ago as the justice stephen breyer, writing for new york, struck down a lot law.xas' abortion he has been a wild card, a mystery man, to some degree. and i think that conservatives are looking for somebody who is more reliably constitutionalist, perhaps pro-abortion forces are looking for somebody more reliably pro-abortion. hard to say. host: we go to philadelphia to someone who opposes. go ahead. caller: thank you for c-span. the reason it is so politicized is a recent move by the republicans blocking a sitting president from nominating a , which isurt justice traveling on the constitution. the public only cares about the constitution when it affects them. as it comes to abortion and brett kavanaugh, generally speaking, on abortion, i don't understand why

the coaches for the netherlands and china enjoying a friendly game of rock, paper, scissors whilst torrentialth the dutch cruising to a 7—1win over the chinese. hull kingston rovers held off a second half fightback from rivals hull fc as they hung on to win 20—16 in the super league. rovers were 16 points up at half time, thanks largely to two trys from craig hall on his first game since rejoining the club. hull fought back to level in the second half but this penalty from danny tickle sealed the derby win. the other results for you. jermaine mcgillvary scored a second hat—trick in a row as huddersfield beat wakefield — huddersfield up to fifth after that win. second placed wigan beat the catalans dragons. struggling salford notched up their seventh win of the season beating leeds. with less than a week to go before the first test

but when it got to the lords, peers took scissors to the bill, inflicting defeat after defeat after defeatthe legislation. coming back to the commons, concessions and compromises were reached, but there was still one big sticking point. having secured a vote on the final deal, there was a call for parliament have an even bigger say with the power to direct the government on what to do if we left the eu without any deal at all. the mp leading the battle explained why it was flawed. we cannot allow a situation in which there is no mechanism for dealing with no deal. the minister intervened several times to try to offer a compromise until the speaker had had enough. this isn't a private conversation with another member. i want the whole house to hear what the honourable gentleman wants to blurt out, preferably briefly. dominic grieve disappeared from the chamber for yet another meeting with ministers. after some frantic negotiations, the rebels thought they had an acceptable compromise. but when they saw the small print after the vote, they weren't happy. so, when the bill went back to the ho

the coaches for the netherlands in china enjoying a friendly game of rock paper scissors.g to a 7—1win over the chinese. hull kingston rovers held off the second half fightback from rivals hull fc as they hung on to win 20— 16 in the super league. rovers were 16 points up at half time. that was thanks largely to two tries from craighall on his first game sincejoining tries from craighall on his first game since joining the club. tries from craighall on his first game sincejoining the club. hull fought back though the level in the second half, but this penalty sealed the derby win. let's look at the other results for you. huddersfield up to fifth after that win. second placed wigan, at the bottom of your screen there, peter cata la ns bottom of your screen there, peter catalans dragons. and struggling salford notched up their seventh win of the season, beating leeds rhinos. with less than a week to go before the first test against india, adil rashid showed his form as yorkshire vikings beat the birmingham bears by 41 vikings beat the birmingham bears by a1 runs in the t20 b

we bring in derek scissors, american enterprise institute scholar, and he joins us on the. great to derek.ith you, on one side early this morning, about 11 hours ago, there was positivity that there might be some talks happening. now, it seems like the other side of things. what do you make of this, in terms of the resolution of the endpoint? >> i think both things are administration. we know very well that there was a group of the administration that would like to make a deal, and another one that doesn't think a deal is advantageous to the u.s.. the star's might seem contradictory, i don't think they are. i think what the u.s. is doing in floating the possibility of raising tariffs, not that they will do that, is giving itself more options to put pressure on china, either on the negotiating table, or if negotiations don't work, to put pressure on china economically. the u.s. is not going to allow china to depreciate the renminbi against the dollar sufficiently sooffset the 10% tariff, this is a move to strengthen their hand. part of this will be infighting in the administ

they need to settle it with rock, paper, scissors.miles to hand deliver this. we called him a few days ago. he said i don't have time to send it, so i'm going to drive and hand deliver it. go to their website, rockpaperscissors.fi, as in finland. >> they know how to do these summits, beer summits or otherwise. why are you in helsinki? what's the significance there? >> it's been a long-standing tradition for presidents of the united states to meet with the leader of russia here. this country borders russia. it's very neutral. they pledged neutrality after world war ii. they allow for friendly ties because they wanted to get along with the east and with the west. >> and never joined nato or the other alliances. >> that's right. that pleases president putin for sure. we were expecting protests. we were expecting people to have strong political opinions. >> 100,000 in london. >> that's right. we went to the marketplace. this is the presidential palace, the yellow, that's one of his residence, that's where the summit will be hold. across t

leaders playing a game e this of rock paper scissors. >> this is some american whiskey or something. >> the beer has been in high demand. >>> san francisco is set to become the first city in california to allow noncitizens to vote in a lot of -- in a local election. there will be a lunch of noncitizen voter registrations for school board elections. this plan will be explored. >> reporter: the road -- the board of supervisors says this creates an avenue for parents to be directly involved in their child's education. noncitizen parents make up a third of the enrollment population. this is something that san francisco voters have wanted and they approved the proposition in 2016 allowing noncitizens to vote in school board elections beginning this november. to prevent noncitizens from voting and other races, the ballot will only have the school board elections on them and to be eligible to vote, a noncitizen must still be a resident of san francisco and be at least 18 years of age and be the parent or legal guardian of a child in the school district and is not in prison or on parole for

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