i could not believe what i was seeing >> on monday morning shelley discovered most of her props were stolen including a horse and carriage. she believes the theft occurred sometime overnight and that there was more than one thief given the size and weight of the props. the display did not just bring joy to the community but a menaces son, chris. go it is just senseless. i mean what are these people going to do with these. i mean this, it is not the monetary value of course but, the meaning behind it. we showed you last month the excitement, the clown filled this way brought chris. at age 24 he is now homebound, his health is weakening, neighbors are outrage >> their so beautiful and shelley is doing it for such a beautiful reason >> i think there is things that we can do in the community to try and step up and help and maybe encourage them to set up the display. >> hawaiian hair that was part of the nose are seen. for now shelley has moved her other props to the backyard unsure if she will have a christmas display in her front yard this year >> if i could just have them back on my lo

shelley: the same people who are doing this are international drug trafffficker, they're internationalhumanan traffickers. theyey have a long time experience in evading law enfoement, movoving goods, haviving key facilitators of money and transport. vira: they know where they need to go, they have buyers in place, and they're able to poach at r really an industrial scale. peters: that's a highly organized, highly efficient organized crime networork that s puttining that type of operation together. narrrrator: bebetween 2009 and , organized criminal networks moved an estimated 170 tons of ivory, the yield from a quarter of a million dead elephants. vira: we estimate that there probably are less than, you know, 25 of these networks operating globally that account for a veryry large proportion of the trade.. narrator: one of them is the xaysavang network, reported to be one of the largest transnational criminal networks to traffic wildlife. the u.s. department of state offered a $1 million reward, the first bounty ever placed by the agency for information leading to the dismantling of the

shelley has written i think this is like her third book and this is another of those communication books. a look at being someone that comes from the cells and that cells and marketing side of things. i'm figuring out what motivates people words to use and how to use language. her latest book is one that i just downloaded i thought it would be a good companion read i have those two i love the fact that i can put it on my kindle especially if there is a hardcopy book that i have been put it on my kindle and i can read at spare moments and not had to carry the book around with me. there was one book i wanted to hold in my hand because i wanted to make notes in it. that was a number one work. it is all about women's women's suffrage. it finished in nashville august 18, 1920 are state have a wonderful presence in the passage of the 19th amendment and 72 ear fight. i could just see and envision this it was a great book to read. we have talked to you before about books and author history i have read the bible through and i'm done at the king james version and an iv. i will do that. i may finis

for me, for shelley, so that seems to be the number. so it's a bit of a bottleneck when the applications come to me, and i review them as i can and get them to you as we can, that's about 66 a year. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i'm from san francisco heritage. i just want to add to what hick said. we have a new communications and programs employee. we were just talking this morning that we're going to try to help with the outreach and the marketing and highlight the legacy businesses that are on the registry in the coming year. heritage came up with the legacy bars and restaurants idea that spun into this. so we feel a close affiliation with this program. we want to highlight it and give the businesses a little extra boost beyond the grants and the assistance they get on the registry. >> commissioner folley. >> i would just like to say, i knew about the legacy business and when i met heritage and understood what they were working on, it was amazing. when i sit here and hear about all that you've done, especially the restaurants a

you are rather welcome to call me shelley. i have have the privilege of welcoming -- will -- working with commissioner lloyd over a number of years. i have worked at meta fund which is a health and aging foundation located here in san francisco. my background is actually in the health department work. i came from the philadelphia department of public health before moving to san francisco. i have really had the opportunity to work deeply and closely with community-based organizations, but i am happy to be working in the mirror's office as of yesterday. i am catching up. it is very nice to meet you all and i look forward to working with you. >> welcome, shelley. >> thank you. >> next item. >> item two is the approval of the minutes. each will require a vote. the minutes of october third, 2019, which was the joint hearing of the planning commission and october 15th, 2019. >> commissioners, do we take them separately or together. that is your call. but review them. any comments you wish to make with regards to them? any editorials

provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable shelley moore capito, a senator from the state of west virginia, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: chuck grassley, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. on monday, december 2, 2019. december 2, 2019. everything days during the thanksgiving break, the senate will return on monday at 3:00 o'clock eastern on nominations. taking back to the tv on c-span2. >> now on book to be jeff mason and joel klein discuss a warning which is reported for a behind-the-scenes look from a trump administration from an anonymous source. you been around this town for a long time did you learn anything from anonymous? >> i don't think anything is startlingly new in the basics, it's a critique of term presidency that we heard a lot in red in the same author in the new york times and ominously, i think you learn the depth of the concern of this particular person and interesting details about antidotes. i thought one thing that was i

to the bottom of the table and wanted just their 2nd but of the season against olds book and after shelley mumble was felled in the box they had a chance to get a front i'm the. but close to celeste penalty was saved easily by thomas who back. at the other end philip much gave the lead with a free kick just. what proved to be the winning goal despite outspoken players. stupid wall. street should shut up or. not paid off we contemplated the referee today we played well didn't get our wars i'm on lucky to lose one nailing them to the shots and what not to hit the pitch for them today i can understand them well but on the other hand it was a great goal we take that from a game doesn't have any other born once again left. let's get a check of all of the results so far on match day 11 byard gave a beat down a dog man live sit down to head to shell to end dusseldorf drew in a 6 goal thriller you know in berlin got the better of mights alberg as we decide to be part of the on on friday cologne hosted off and high. with the score locked at one injury time often high when a penalty they are declare

joining us now here in the studio is the mideast analyst shelley result if you show us you know having been even that he's the longest serving prime minister in israel can he manage to survive this politically well i know better than to say these are the last days all meant too many commentators have fallen into that trap in the last years when things seem to be getting dire and dire it is however this time serious more than ever and we have seen even before the the indictment charges were brought we saw yesterday morning already people from his own party challenging him calling for primaries calling for elections for the leadership of the likud because he was not contested since 2014 so if we see his own base. against them and we will see we've seen also in the 2nd elections as a roshan mostly of the right not of the left so going for a 3rd round of elections we might see the right bloc be the ones suffering the most ok no we're not reported that he could survive this politically for a number of years it's really possible what he's trying to do it was clear yesterday in the speech he'

even involve talking about drugs they involve building strong and bitter communities all right sean shelley thank you. thank you. now a beauty contest recently held in abidjan was all about natural. snappy 29000 was crowned in the ivory coast it's the 2nd edition of the competition and this is when it was cecilia. overnight as say the contest is aimed at scent of grating natural hair. in a moment i'll be talking to a woman who has written and commented on the subject of african hair but 1st let's listen to the 1st run up off miss nappy 29000 people at metro girls of beautiful to no need to do all these things to o'hare straightening using chemicals we have beautiful naturally. my guests today is cassie and lauren she's a musician and polish and has written a book for children in the black so i asked for a welcome to the efficacy and so so so we've seen that they you know sent a break that idea of natural hair but yes not without controversy where do you stand on that well for me natural hair the symbol of brazilians and a symbol of power and as the black panther party for example in the sev

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let's get some perspective on that tonight, bret baier spoke with west virginia republican senator shelleyhis week. >> bret: thank for being here. obviously the focus in washington will be impeachment and it seems like it's heading towards your side of the capital with you as a juror. as you sit here tonight having watched what you've watched, how do you see this? >> i see it as a political blunt instrument that it has been throughout the entire process. when the hearings were private, it was pretty obvious that the democrats were using this as a way to be destructive to president trump himself and then when it comes into the public arena over the last several weeks, i think it showed itself again to be a very divisive, very partisan exercise and discouraging to the american public, but it will be coming over probably to the senate, i will be a juror, i'm all ears of course to try to figure that out once it comes onto my plate. >> bret: to that point, one of the people making the case is the house intelligence committee chair adam schiff, here is his closing argument. >> when the founders

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shelley young-thompkins, and i had the pleasure of befriending kamala my freshman year at howard universitya woman about business. she and i would be mistaken for, you know, professors, because we would have briefcases. you know? >> a lot of colleges, people may wear jeans or sweatshirts. howard was a school where people actually dressed up to go to class. our generation felt like if we didn't start right now, you know, that would be problematic for us. so i think we took ourselves fairly seriously. dancing was a huge part of our social life. so there was no event, no party that didn't involve dancing. we never went to parties to, like, walk around and talk and hold a beer. people danced. that was -- that was the culture of our parties. >> my name is lita rosario and i recruited kamala harris for the howard university debate team. a lotta times, when males and females are in, you know, debates or spirited conversations, the men kind of, you know, use their physicalness to kind of make their point. and i saw that kamala that she didn't back down when they did that. that she proceeded to make

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. >> i have no idea if she is smiling.er: a team of committed moms and shelley bashir's handled finances. >> put your brave feeling in front of your scared and you're shy. >> reporter: the company makes stuffed toys for teachers and therapists to help kids with emotion. >> we were like a family working so hard to help kids in schools learn how to communicate feelings. >> reporter: wrist years was part of the family until call started, there was no money and bashir suited the books couldn't explain why. >> nobody that we have a criminal, because she poses very calm. >> there are two different binders that have all the checks that were diverted. a mackin audit found money funneled to 10 accounts. fraudulent credit cards and bank loans also. what is the million dollar loss emerged, bashir vanished in 2017. >> she is obviously very good at adapting. >> the detective who has now tracked her down, since she went on to embezzle from a pleasanton painting company and moved to new york and was working in property management. that company says it's missing $40,000. >> her current employer did tell

jose's christmas in the park event spent yesterday putting up new holiday decorations at the home of shelleyenez. thieves stole her elaborate christmas display that she built for her son who has a terminal illness. these new holiday decorations filled the entire front yard at her home. san jose police are hoping home surveillance video will help capture the thieves. >>> the san jose sharks's six- game winning streak is over after a 5-to loss at the hands of the oilers. the division leading edmonton oilers score the first goal just minutes in the first period. the sharks never caught up. the only scored once in the first and again in the third. now the sharks head to las vegas to play their fierce rivals, the golden knights, tomorrow night. >>> the warriors won and now they will play the second night of a back-to-back tonight in dallas against the mavericks. last night against the grizzlies alex burch led the warriors with 29 points. draymond green was just two points short of another triple- double and the warriors won their third game of the season- 114-95. tonight's game against the maveri

change her travel plans, she is in california right now, and she needs to get to madrid, and not shelleyon internally, the government there has decided that they have to concentrate on their own internal politics and not host these huge events, so she now has to try to get maria madrid within 28 these two days, some of you have been in touch with various ideas, some of which i cannot read out on bbc, and quite a few have mentioned maybe she should be there through teleconference, or some sort of videoconference, if you cannot make it without getting on a plane. of course she did travel from europe to the united states famously by boat, it took her some six weeks to get to the united states. keep your comments coming in. let us know your thoughts, use the hashtag bbc — the briefing. i'll see you soon for the latest business stories. hello. not too many weather changes on the way this week, with low pressure staying in charge. it was somewhat quieter on sunday, but plenty of evidence out there as to how wet it's been recently. and this week will deliver more rain at times, so that part of

. >> the 1986 comedy starred tom hanks and shelley long.remember the couple found themselves in a never ending renovation nightmare. >> the mansion used in the movie is on long island, new york. it went on the market five years ago and it finally sold for $3 million, but that was after the owners spent 5 million on renovations. >> so we're saying they took a loss. >> yes. >>> now for an update on the college student who had a side business selling krispy kreme. >> jason gonzalez had been buying hundreds to sell to his customers in minnesota where there are no krispy kreme locations and haven't been for awhile. we told you yesterday the company ordered him to stop but now a change of heart. the company is in talks to keep gonzalez in business. >> it was never my intent to make krispy kreme seem like the bad person or the bad company in this scenario, right? i mean it's pretty upsetting that i had a temporary halt. >> krispy kreme now calls gonzalez an independent operator and plans to give him 500 boxes of doughnuts when he gets started agai

they were all looking through the protocol saying the whole point shelley is that there are forms, that sort of check and reporting and said thatis sort of check and reporting and said that is through the whole thing so it is not just that is through the whole thing so it is notjust about that is through the whole thing so it is not just about the that is through the whole thing so it is notjust about the border, it is about the alliance with the government as i say, and just very interesting dynamic care, where you have a remain majority but the dominant party is brexit. none of it really stacks up. lighting up lives all across the four nations of the united kingdom. and next time i'm on... there are plenty of letters that we can get wrong again. there you go. i cannot see the caption or as we call it the aston, hopefully we just called as we call it the aston, hopefully wejust called him as we call it the aston, hopefully we just called him jeremy vine. then thinking tonight is jeremy we just called him jeremy vine. then thinking tonight isjeremy corbyn going head with borisjohnson on

how this could hurt democrats, shelley says she is 100% correct, i hope the dems key down this ridiculous will win easily and joy beharwell implode. another twitter user says she's not correct. it doesn't matter how it affects the dems but the country and our constitution. texas congressman will heard's reaction, he is a moderate trump critic not running for reelection in 2020 and he said he is not for impeachment at this stage. it shows republican party is still pretty much all together. heather: it is interesting, can you impeach a president based on hearsay? the next topic, president obama speaking to a room full of donors, told everybody to chill out about the 2020 candidates. >> everybody needs to chill out about the candidates. we are not going to win by increasing the turnout of people who already agree with us completely on everything which is why i am always suspicious of purity tests during an election. he is getting some flak for saying this was when twitter user says i urge barack obama to allow us to practice our democracy. our vote is not to be taken for granted. the exchang

our own shelley gasp reno is saying it will start immediately.cing financial challenges as demand has fallen for printed documents and ink. >> it crosses 20,000. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also hitting all-time highs those averages up six and seven weeks respectively. with worries about trade with china what now. wealth management is here. do we still keep going up. >> certainly the fundamentals are excellent. super low unemployment. wage growth and so forth. it should be up five to 10%. having said that we had seven weeks in a row up in the nasdaq are we can us yet another seven weeks in a row and don't think so. marcus you to go in both directions. the sentiment is getting a little frothy. you could see a little bit of action of course all eyes are on. as the rally type of the year. having said that of course. they know that. a lot of that is priced in. the talks with china probably have nothing to do with the holidays per se. we heard atkins phone call was constructed. at some point they have to paper phase one of the deal. we did hear how we

shelley says she is 100% correct, i hope dems keep down this ridiculous trail, he will win easily andy implode. another twitter user says she is not correct. it isn't about how it affects the dems, it is about our country and our constitution. a lot is being made of what texas congressman will heard said, he is a moderate democrat, trump critic and not running for reelection in 2020 and he is not on board with impeachment. the republican party is very much on board altogether on the no impeachment front. rob: they are all sticking together. what does obama think of 2020? carley: he is telling everyone they need to relax, he said this to a room of donors. everybody needs to chill out about the candidates. the turnout of people who agree with us completely on everything which is why i am always suspicious of purity tests during elections. the country is complicated. he is getting a lot of flak for this was one twitter user says urging barack obama to allow us to practice our democracy, our vote is not to be taken for granted. are part is part of an extended dialogue. let the lecture sto

joining us to discuss in hong kong, shelley has been on this story. already seeing a situation, a cycle where violence is begetting violence and unrest in hong kong day after day. and the fake news online is really a major contributor to that. >> fake news is obviously a problem around the world, but it is really super visceral in hong kong where you will see an event happen and then almost immediately you will see conspiracy theories pop up online and then that will just fuel the anger and the angst from protesters and pro-china supporters as well who are coming out into the streets. see the direct line from fake news that happens online into the streets of hong kong. taylor: who are the culprits? who are these tech companies that are playing a role in spreading the fake news that have not yet been held accountable? shelly: it is happening on every platform and from most sides of the political divide in hong kong. telegram,eing this on on the local channel here, which is like a red it back in the u.s. and you are also increasingly seeing it on facebo

[applause] i also want to thank, i will call her shelley b.b.resident of the planning commission, and aaron peskin introduced me to her and she came up to me and she said, mr. rogers, so nice to meet you. i am 100% against your project but i have a open mind. [laughter] i said all right. and we spent three hours together. after that three hour period, she looked at me she says, i hate you and i said wise that? and she said because i am 100% for your project. [applause] i also want to thank tidewater who is here. they actually manage this project. thank you so much. are mw architects, and then some of our partners. the sitting county of san francisco has been amazing. mayor breed, your staff has been amazing. i also want to thank some of our funders who are here. microsoft, google, wells fargo salesforce, and linkedin. thank you all for being here today. [applause] the building we are standing here with right now was built in 1914. it has been in san francisco for as long as san francisco goodwill has been in san francisco. who knew that, right?

decorations weren't up for two weeks when someone stole nearly everything. >> it was beautiful and shelleyl reason. >> when i opened the shutters and i looked out, i was in shock. >> if i could have it back on my lawn, i would never report you. at this point, i just want to do this for my son. >> for now she has moved the other decorations to the backyard. neighbors are collecting money to replace the decorations and are looking at surveillance video to find out who stole the decorations. >>> four people killed and 6 injured during a shooting at a family gathering in fresno over the weekend. why investigators now say they ink this was a targeted shooting. >>> what police said i prosecutor used to catch a suspected child molester and why many in the justice system said the prosecutor went over the line. line when it comes to health coverage, it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive additional financial help from t

shelley? [applause] do you want to say hello to us or are you good where you are? [indiscernible] >> hi, everybody. you are rather welcome to call me

bret baer spoke with west virginia republican senator shelley capital earlier this week. >> reporter:nks for being here. obviously the focus in washington has been and will likely be for the next few weeks at least impeachment and it seems like it is heading towards your side of the capital with you as a juror. as you sit here tonight having watched what you have watched how do you see this? >> i see it as a political blunt instrument, that it has been through the entire process. when the hearings were private it was pretty obvious the democrats were using this as a way to be destructive to donald trump himself and when it comes into the public arena the last several weeks i think it has shown itself again to be a very divisive, very partisan exercise, discouraging to the american public but it will be coming to the senate, i will be a juror so i'm all ears to try to figure that out once it comes to my plate. >> to the point one of the people making the case is house intelligence committee chair adam schiff. here's his closing argument at the end of that committee hearing. >> when the

let's move on shelley, while the democrats are obsessed with president trump i think he needs to show he's obsessed with delivering positive results for the american people. i think he should open up a new front in the impeachment battle, positive policy ideas. we were just talking about this. i used to do the kind of job, back in the day in the uk were you sort of organize these political timetables and it seems to me that actually having a series of really clear simple positive announcements, okay congress is going to block it because they are obsessed with impeachment, but it shows the contrast. it shows he still focused on getting results and top of my list would be economic policy and i've talked about this before, tax cuts in particular, payroll tax cuts for workers and employees to boost incomes and job creation. >> that's genius. i think that's a great idea especially because it's exactly the opposite of what elizabeth warren is talking about. one of her points, one of the places she's gonna get money from is the payroll. she wants to take money there. the president is trying

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