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take booktv and american history tv on the road to explore the literary life and history of a selected city. wife, our cable partners we visit literary and historic site. you can watch any of our past enter screws tours online by going to booktv.org and selecting c-span's cities tour from at the cities drop down or visit c-span.org/cities tour. you can follow the c-span ski is tour on twitter for behind the scenes video from the visit. the handle is@c-spancitys. >> "washington journal" monday morning,-talk bow the week ahead on capitol hill and at the white house. in and the government accountability office's jessica judy discusses redundant federal programs and their cost to american taxpayers. watch c-span's "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning, join the [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you, welcome to changing hands. your support is what make is health evens we have this month

you watch her past interviews and tours online by going to booktv.org in selecting c-span city tour frome drop-down at the top of the page or by visiting these without or/cities tour. you can follow the tour on twitter or behind-the-scenes images in a video from our visits. the handle is at c-span cities. >> when donald trump iran for president and gave his inaugural address the theme was america is essentially a day or two away from the apocalypse but what i have found working at the experience of his first year historically was as follows. don trump was fortunate to take office when he did unlike abraham lincoln, he did not have to deal with the secession of the seven states between his election and his inauguration and unlike richard nixon he did not inherit a war in which more than half a million american soldiers were bogged down and unlike franklin roosevelt and barack obama he did not take the old of office in the midst of a massive financial crisis and although the world had its share of problems when it began they were ongoing, not new or urgent. the domestic economy had been gr

you can watch any of our past interviews and stores online to go to booktv.org and select c-span cities tour from the series drop-down at the top of the page or visit c-span.org/cities tour. you can follow the c-span cities tour for behind-the-scenes images and video for our visit. the handle is@c-span cities. >> thank you. the white house luncheon, it is a real treat for us to have not one but two former white house secretaries with us today and i am sure they are grateful they did not have to plan and execute this white house luncheon. one of our guests today is a democrat, one a republican. they are not afraid to be friends. they support one another and show up in public together. imagine that. originally from a small town in ohio, he served as white house-200042,007 under pres. and mrs. george w. bush. prior to that he was chief of staff to second lady lynn cheney and bessel secretary to vp cheney. when asked how they landed both jobs, she was in the right place at the right time and and qualified for all those roles and an event planner, and a full-time mom to two adult waters and

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evaluation from fifa during the review process so we're excited about our prospects for being selected as a host city. levi stadium has seen the world soccer stage and gold cup and we're humbled to be prepared for the once in a lifetime possibility of hosting the fifa world cup. this tweet does not contain the excitement of the bid company. united 2026, it reads the world will unite in north america. usa soccer writes the world's biggest sporting event is returning to our shores. the united bid committee show cased the bay area as one of the host cities. you see them on the map but noting the fact that the bay area has the half million kids in the region playing soccer, also they note our diversity and inclusiveness. this will be the biggest copa world cup ever playing 80 games, 60 matches in the u.s. 10 in mexico and 10 in canada. 16 stadiums will be the finalists or hosts levi stadium is on that list for the bid cities and hopefully we'll be making it to that list of 16 stadiums that are chosen. >>> all right folks saying online, my facebook and twitter feed they are very excited about this, the fa

you can watch our past interviews and tours juvenile by going to book tv.org and select the c-span cities door or visit c-span.org/citiestour. you can see behind the scenes videos. >>> here's a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country: >> my favorite research' and she son would tell you that shows what a dork i am -- a guy named ex-has eppley and he has been researching these intangibles of human nature for years. just recent lay few months ago, he did this very long study, not just nicholas about a whole crew of people. he found when we read an opinion we differ agree never any forge doesn't mary it it's printed in a newspaper, book, an e-mail, facebook, if we read it, we are much more likely to think we disagree because that person is stupid and ignorants of the real issues. if we hear someone telling us the same opinion, whether it's recorded in a podcast, if we hear their voice we are much more likely to think they differ agree with us because they have different experience and perspective. what that means is that the human voice is literally humaniz

selection. >>> san francisco city hall lit up for gay pride. what a beautiful sight. fix for joining us. -- thanks for joining us. ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. >>> mark is here with sports, tell us about the warriors pick. >> everyone seems to think it's a good one. when you pick 28th you don't get a bona fide superstar but you want someone who can contribute and fit in under the salary structure. it seems as though they have hit it on the head. making another good move. the commissioner making the announcement and jacob evans wasn't there. that young man gets the spotlight. that is not him. the real guy is garnet out of cincinnati.it all. he is the smartest player he's ever coached and when he was out here working out he met a guy by the name of draymond green. >> i know how he plays, he brings a chip on his shoulder. i feel like that is how i try to play. i try to get out there and get under guys skin doing everything. being a tough guy on the court. >> we will see

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selection of towns and cities next week, dipping temperature later in the week with some atlantic airill have some changes we go forward but as the daytime temperatures creep up, so does the night but hopefully the humidity is when too unbearable. through the week, those temperatures are creeping up by night as well. next weekend, we may see a little bit of rain coming, possibly a thunderstorm but at the moment, it looks set to turn dryer. some hot weather around but some of the stronger sunshine you see here in the uk as well. year this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at ten: tens of thousands of people march through london to demand a vote on the final deal on the uk's departure from the eu. the will of the people is to have a proper, informed referendum where we know what a brexit deal means. we can't keep going into this absolute disaster without stopping and thinking if we really want to do this. senior cabinet ministers stress the uk is still prepared to walk away from brexit talks without a deal. the prime minister has always said that nothing is agreed until ever

>> you can watch any of our past interviews and tours online by going to booktv.org and selecting c-span's cities tour from the series drop-down at the top of the page. or by visiting c-span.org/citiestour. you can also follow the c-span cities tour on twitter for behind the scenes images and video from our visits. the handle is @c-spancitys. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. it is an honor to introduce a gentleman who really needs no introduction. this evening we are joined by senator bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] senator sanders has taken his place in history through an extraordinary and distinguished career. in 2016 senator sanders was a democratic candidate for president of the united states. he is currently serving his second term in the u.s. senate after winning re-election in 2012 with 71% of the vote. senator sanders previously served as may or yo of -- mayor of vermont's largest city for eight years before defeating an incumbent republican to become the sole congressperson for the state in the u.s. house of representatives. born right here in brooklyn, he attended james

so we're talking to you in light of your latest novel, "manhattan beach," having been selected for the new york cityide book club. so why did you decide to do this particular story not just about the place, but about a woman's place in that wartime story, in that all-male bastion of the naval yards? >> well, i think i started with just being interested in new york during world war ii and hoping to have a sort of noir take on that. and then when i started looking at images of the city during the war, what really struck me was that the water was included in every picture. it was as if the center of the city actually lay at its edges. so in a way, my research just naturally gravitated toward the port of new york and its role during the war. and in a way, i followed the water into all the different worlds of the novel, organized crime, the brooklyn navy yard, which was a ship-building facility. deep-sea diving, which was a feature of ship repair. and merchant sailing. and it somehow become really natural, especially when looking at the brooklyn navy yard, to e revisit that sorry we all know in a way, wh

. >> the centerpiece is a $70 million american cities climate challenge. the program will selectts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the program aims to push the u.s. toward the paris pledge to cut greenhouse gases by 26% from 2005 levels by 2025. that's seven years from now. bloomberg's best-selling book "climate of hope" is now available in paperbook. we're pleased to have michael bloomberg here. how does this program help cities trying to tackle climate change? >> cities are where the people live. 70% of the people live in cities, or getting close to that. if you use energy in the city, even if pollution comes from the power plant, if you cut back your energy use in the cities, wherever the power plant is would cut back its pollutants. what's happening in the world is very worrisome. nobody knows where it goes. scientists have theorys about it. but the direction is horrendous. 122.4 degrees in pakistan two weeks ago. it was over freezing in the north poll. 17 out of the 18 warmest years on record have been since the year 2001. something is going on. coinue in the directione'

evaluation from fifa during the review process so we are excited about our prosects for being selected as a host city by fifa. they have seen the fifa and the cold cup and humbled to host the fifa world cup. these are the other cities that the bay area is competing with. the u.s. will host 60 of the 80 matches, mexico will host ten. canada will host ten as well. the highest possible match that could be hosted here at levi stadium would be the quarterfinals, that is the -- the match or the pitch -- not the pitch -- the match i'm getting my soccer terms right and fifa won't chose the final 16 venues until the year 2020 but until then, we have plenty of copa mundial here on telemundo 48 and our partner station. we'll be watching and i'll be rooting for mexico and the united states. in santa clara, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> and as kris just mentioned, our sister station telemundo 48 is your home for copa mundial. coverage begins tomorrow at 8:00 a.m., russia versus saudi arabia and you could watch it and join the soccer fans and the stadium is streaming all of the matches. >>> developing story

city of boston hired only the most respected craftsman. hedges for upholstery. draperies and carpeting. they also selected the leading guilder, john doggett. he built the city for the loan of two pairs of looking glasses. itemssisted of 78 including a beautiful redwood couch. provided paintings, one of each president. so he would be among friends. hired four white horses. , the mayor himself showed us to our rooms, which were richly furnished. make yourself at home, he said. you will find, i hope, all that which is necessary. if you find nothing superfluous, you are received by republicans. were doubtless amiable. i confess they gave us much to consider about the meaning of necessary to the republicans of boston, especially when we learned some beautiful carriages and horses had been put at our disposal. went to theng, we tavern in order to dine with the governor, his staff, and other constituent bodies. the hall was decorated and adorned with slogans. which were called the actions of lafayette and the recognition of american preserve for the help france gave them. their fortune was balanced between liber

city. locations will be selected from a list developed by public works and the mayor's office of disability. curb ramps designed with this grant will be constructed in from pk.ear 18-19 with funds the m.t.c. does not require local matching funds, and i am joined today by m.t.a. and public works staff. we'd be happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> supervisor kim: thank you very much. seeing no questions or comments from committee, at this time we are going to open it up for public comment for item number 6. seeing no comment, public comment is now closed [ gavel ]. >> supervisor peskin: and madam chair, i would make a motion to send this to the full bod with a positive recommendation. >> supervisor kim: thank you, and thank you, miss onso, for presenting. we will move this forward without objection. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor kim: mr. clerk, please read the next item. [agenda item read] >> supervisor kim: thank you so much. and we have kerrie huang, long-term director of ageing and adult services to present on this item. >> good morning, chair kim and supervisor peskin. we are re

washington selected this site because he wanted a great city, a city that was a capital in the sense that paris was a capital. he was humored. he appointed a commission of planters, the most unlikely people he could have gotten, who had no knowledge of architecture at all. i can't think of much they did, except that one of them had 18 children. [laughter] >> he was pretty fit. [laughter] >> james hoban was, washington met in charleston. it was probably arranged. he was prominent there, and all of the men, the five men who recommended him, knew him and all were involved in society there. james hoban have built the links in the town. there's almost no documentation of what he built. the court building seems likely, since all of his recommendations were on the board of the building of the courthouse. he was taken out the hampton, the plantation where a portico had just been added, it looks like him. whatever the case, he shook hands with washington, and washington came back and told his commissioners that he had met a man in charleston, and he was obviously very good and had many lands

selection. of the plays of the season the manchester city in english premier league. goals travelling with the ball very well everything make sure many haven't dropped the suggestion was that you. play the game like. does that mean in. germany might be looking for new money well that's exactly right and that's what it comes down to luck he said because when you want to. you know yourself being in the ego's do come into it that actual non-selection told me something that they went from two thousand when they didn't qualify for the first european champion for the next round. they revamp the whole of their looking at places and the result in the last world cup when they won it this type of attitude and all that stuff as well with some of the players taking pictures with the president all that type of stuff it was very if you say. something they're going to really look at. the manager and a lot of people turn around and say ok it's the manager what about the players but that's the man who takes the blame. and the credit for when things go well video assistant referee. mor

here is a selection, manchester is representative of the bigger towns and cities, it be around the highl remain pretty hot, maybe even a bit hotter, and there is an indication that next weekend could lead the thunderstorms, but it's so far off, they're hard to predict. so now we will just call they're hard to predict. so now we willjust call hot and sunny. the headlines at 10pm. two big employers in britain issues stark warnings over the slow process of brexit negotiations. we are very fea rful brexit negotiations. we are very fearful there will be chaos at the borders and we want to make sure our factories operate smoothly as possible. confirmation of dozens of house of fraser store closures. today in sports day all the world cup action. and joining me late tonight to review tomorrow's papers, the head of politics at the daily mirror.

selection of. one of the plays of the season for manchester city in the english premier league. goals travelling with the ball very well everything that you many haven't drawn the suggestion was that you can live play we didn't like his calculation i shoot does that mean. look at me might be looking for any money well that's exactly right and that's what it comes down to luck he said because when you want to block anyone any major time you know yourself being in a football do come into it that actual non-selection told me something that you know they went from two thousand when they didn't qualify for the first time ever in a european champion for the next round they come last in that group they revamped the whole of their football i started looking at other places and they saw the result in a lot. when they wanted this type of attitude and all that stuff as well with some of the players taking pictures with the president all that type of stuff it was very if you say. it and that's something they're going to really look at and it does stop the manager and a lot of people turn ar

city. they hope to have the preferred option selected by the end of this year. 2019 would be spent doing an environmental analysis. construction could begin as early as 2023 and hopefully be completed by 2028. in palo alto, dave inferiorly -- devin fehely, kpix 5 news. >>> a housing shortage study has come up with its conclusions. just to a for the average home price ofover$1 mil the salary required would be close to $400,000. this could be considered in a special election next year. most of the taxes, a had tax for employees, -- a head tax for employees, most of it paid by apple . >>> the death of the great white shark is now part of a criminal investigation. >>> we showed you this video at civic center station and now the city is trying a new tactic, a place to drop dirty needles. >>> a stolen puppy found safe more than 50 miles away and the suspect arrested. we are there for the happy reunion. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ th

cities vying to host the games. >> canada, mexico and usa have been selected by the fifa congress to host the2026 fifa world cup. >> reporter: on the eve of the 2018 world cup, the governingod governiny use choosing the north american bid from the canada and mexico offer mork of as host off f the biggest tournament. >> thank you foreign trusting us hiwithprivilege. >> in all 48 teams play 80 games. 60 games expectsed to be in american estadiums. ompetition is started among 17 u.s. cities hoping to be among the t ten sit host a match. >> this is truly a world event. this i truly a wor cup. you're talking about tens and tens of thousands of visitors coming to boston staying ds extended perio of time. >> the u.s. played host to the world cup in 1994. credited with stealing the growth of the beautiful game in america. >> i watch as much as i can. i can't always watch. but during my break at home, i can start to watch. >> it's a little me than 2,900 days until kickoff in 2026. dan scheneman, n >>> coverage of the world cup kicks off tomorrow on telemundo 44. th first match at 11:00 in the morning when russia takes on s

city. then after the process and selection process to get the job, you only work them an hour and a half a day. it's disgusting. and about thisdallio w you are charging the arabic and people from india descent, $250,000 in order to have a license and permit to drive taxis, that's extortion. that's a criminal offense. and you are in violation of the rico act. racially profile those brown skin color taxi drivers in order to pressure know they want to survive and put them in potential financial bind. it's a criminal offense. violation of title 18 of the united states code service and deprive a person of a civil rights like that, pertaining to funds, you should not be fined more than $10,000 of cash money and serve a prison term fo longer than seven years. you should go to the school district and press charges against them and also t cy attorney for civil penalties and about calling that hearing torii take it intelligence of cohen, seeing how all the arabic people were coming to me and asking me to help them and i was the one hat pointed out all you have to do is explain to them like you expla

general khalifa haftar have reportedly captured the seaports of the eastern city of the city is held by an i select group of the libyan national army has besieged it for two years the u.n. says the fighting has reached unprecedented levels and there are severe shortages of electricity food water and medical supplies. has more from the libyan capital tripoli. the war in the eastern libyan city of that has become a guerrilla warfare between hefted his forces that his forces loyal to leave his libya's litigate general khalifa have to and forces loyal to the protection force now that no protection force is there the new name of the. council of illusion reis that is the arm of the group defying have to and refusing to join his military brigades in the east of libya now eyewitnesses in durban say that any moving vehicle can be targeted from the air and the hefted forces have been opening according to order for civilians to leave the city bieber they say there is a huge traffic of evacuees leaving the city fleeing the war that has been now going on in the inside the streets of the now have to his forces h

you can also drop off the ballots at three other locations, all 19 city halls will have dropoff sites and select county libraries will have it as well as the county administration building. they are telling us it's right outside of it. 651 pine street. now got that out of the way, let's get into the major races and issues that folks will be voting on tomorrow. the one we've been following, the california voters will have to narrow down the field in the governor's race from 27-2. you have mayor gavin newsom making rounds in southern california appealing to voters in that area of the state yesterday. then you had former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa campaigning here in the bay area. it appears to be continuing to do so later today. also voters with decide whether to send dianne feinstein back to washington, d.c. for her fifth term. we'll keep a close eye on that. another big measure for vote ares and commuters to keep an eye on, is regional measure three. that would increase tolls to raise money for transportation projects aimed at reducing congestion. if that's approved by 2025, you'll p

cities ranked choice voting system. there are some 90,000 ballots are selectively to be counted. >> reporter: 90,000 outstanding ballots there, mike, as you said, it's really a mixed bag that we are looking at, everything from provisional ballots, ballots that were dropped off here at city hall yesterday, filled out in person at some voting booths around town, so we are now hearing that it may be days before we know conclusively who the next mayor of san francisco is going to be. london read just jump out of an early lead last night as those early returns came in, but in the early morning hours, mark leno was able to close that gap and move into the lead, then to ranked voice toting. showing leno with a 50.42% lead over breed who has 49.58% of the vote. leno winning by less than one percentage point. the rings choice system really turn things around for leno as candidates who were limited from contention, their second- place votes are redistributed and you will remember that during the campaign, leno joined forces with fellow candidate, encouraging supporters to list the other candidate as their second-place choice. the

select add location. at least haven't announced it. a city that's ready. has the capacity to host it and in about ten days the center of the world could be focused on singapore. it's about 1:25 in the morning here. the middle of the night. a 12-hour time difference. as we continue to look at the gripping, captivating pictures there inside the oval office we have to mark our stopwatches, because the longer the meeting goes on, the more likely of substance. another key question, how quickly was that letter handed over to president trump? did it go through any security screening process first? these are crucial questions we need and right now have to watch the monitoring and watch the microphone to see what president trump says about this crucial meeting. craig? >> a good point. we do not know precisely what was in the letter, or the nature of the letter. again, it's a number of our our analysts pointed out here. one can assume that if the two of them are sitting down in the oval office and they've been sitting down for five, ten minutes now, that things must

. >> he ran a strong campaign and i think a majority of the city is interested in seeing productive change. >> the director of selections says most of the outstanding ballots will be counted by friday. with the close results, recount is a real possibility . >> the director of elections told us it was a representative from the campaign that made the inquiries about a possible recount. the director of elections says he is still aiming to have the results certified for july evyn swearing-in -- july 11 swearing- in. if someone wants a recount the person that won the initial round will maintain office until the recount. whoever asks for the recount needs to pay for it. it cost around $10,000 just to get the process started. a hand recount of 250,000+ ballots would total more than $1 million. whoever dohas to be pretty sure they are going to have some kind ofresult if they do in fact ask a recount. >> you mentioned to the july deadline but is there any indication on how long the recount would take? >> it depends on the recount, just to get the process started if you want to rerun the cards, that would be verily quick. a hand

to our public library, the san francisco public library for being selected basically the public library of the year out of all the city libraries. so -- so congratulations to our library. >> an academy award for them. >> yeah, it is. >> okay. do we have any members of the public who would like to comment on the director's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. any other commissioner comments for the director? seeing none, next item, please. >> clerk: item 7, commissioner's reports. allows president, vice president, and commissioners to report on recent small business activities and make announcements that are of interest to the small business community, discussion item. >> okay. i'll be attending the council of district merchants dinner on wednesday night, and that's all i have. commissioner ortiz? >> last friday, i did a walk-through with several key stakeholders in the mission corridor from 14th street all the way to 25th, with director ed reiskin, hillary ronen's office, and several community stakeholders, and we visited several businesses that have been askd along the corridor in the system with high marke

and concern about the range, obviously, and since the city itself, you know, we cover a very wide range of areas, so we have to make the selection carefully. so as of now, it's still in the development stage, but certainly we can come back and provide more information at a later time. >> supervisor kim: great. thank you so much. so at this time, we will move to ms. campbell, director of t budget. >> the original contract is for 124 buses, all of the buses have been ordered, 300 and 16 delivered. this amendment covers the standard buses, the 40-foot buses. 68 of the buses would be changed from parallel propulsion to series propulsion which has been described in terms of benefits. we have a table 3 on page 20 that talks about how the cost differential of the parallel propulsion and series propuls n propulsion. the contracting fees are $14.9 million and we recommend approval. >> supervisor kim: thank you. i want to note that we have someone here to answer questions. we're going to open for public comment. if you would like to speak on the item, step up. public comment is closed. can we take a motion on this item? we have a motion t

a license coaches to question every much the city wants to take part in the chinese president stream of football glory eighty youngsters have been selected to get state of the art training four times a week a side benefit the shop a brand is becoming clearer now. the coaches aren't quite as focused on marketing. isn't just in spite of his spot we're footballers we're athletes the field is where it counts that takes first place especially when you're dealing with kids. and everything else like recognition or promoting the charlock a brand that can happen on the sun. sets of. parents seem to welcome childhood football is healthy and maybe there's even money to be made with it. now they're here cheering on their offspring on the field. and. you will let out. the nobody in our family who's interested in sports. i think but as son wanted to play football only so we're here to support him. choko would love to have a chinese player in the bundesliga one day. nine year old goalie is a promising young talent. the club even invited him to germany once. and he's awesome i love to wait and see how he develops yes talent the right attitude he's not s