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it seems like in chanted castles rise up from the sea maybe none as famous as france's most damage shenut for that reason not nearly as busy. here every fork in the road offers an opportunity to encounter witnesses to long ago history burial mounds stone circles and standing stones. the roots in cornwall are narrow and winding so it's important to drive carefully and always be courteous to your fellow driver for everyone's safety. wherever you see a black and white flag flying alongside the red white and blue union jack that's cornwall. britain's best surfers meet on cornwallis beaches. beginners can ease themselves in when there's just a light swell. nuki in the north is considered the best place for surfing at low tide the beaches there are perfect for families ideal for both children and shell seekers but you need to be tough to take a dip with water temperatures around sixteen degrees celsius. as a tourist you can stay on a remote farm if you like with a peaceful herd of cows as your nearest neighbor. or you can stay right on the beach it all depends on your budget and taste. in cor

pop bands red velvet and goes shen aeration among others played the kind of music that has been taboo in the north. korean leader kim jong un was in the audience in the capital pyongyang and feeling the groove over one hundred size korean musical artists came to perform in north korea for the first time in thirteen years things got really interesting at a theater in pyongyang when size korean performers sang about reunification. i hope that we can look at each other and feel deeply in our hearts that we are one . meanwhile a south korean taekwondo team gave its first performance in pyongyang since two thousand and two. on the political stage south korea's leader in its schedule in the near future with the north's kim jong. un. has also scaled back exercises between the u.s. and the south korean military. sunday's concert was held under the title spring is coming but to many koreans both in the size and the north hope this means peace is on its way. now to some other stories making news around the world militants of the boko haram islamist group have killed at least eighteen people aft

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. >> supervisor safai: is that correct, city attorney shen? >> that is correct, chair safai. >> supervisor safai: okay. >> supervisor yee: i request that we don't go line by line. >> that's fine. >> supervisor safai: supervisor stefani, did you have a question? so i think that pretty much is the gist of it. so the question that i have in terms of the equity incubator is why is that called out in particular? >> what is called out about the equity incubator is they are authorized to ask about decriminalized conviction histories with the intent of conferring a benefit of employment to somebody under the equity program, so it is he he -- it's a very narrow rec reconciliation there. >> supervisor safai: okay. okay. supervisor yee? okay. any members of the public wish to comment on this item, please come forward. seeing none, public comment's closed. we'll call you back up if we have any other questions, director elliott. >> supervisor yee: i'd like to make a motion to amend the administrative code to authorize the director of the office of cannabis

joe shen from public works. >> good afternoon, members of -- good afternoon supervisors. john for the public safety health and bond program. i'm here to answer any questions you may have regarding this slide if you would like. i did want to point out this is the second bond issuance for this public health and safety bond program. the first issuance was back in february of 2017 in the amount of $176 million and the second bond issuance we are requesting for funding for two components of the six on this bond program. it's on page 7 if you are looking for the number. it's for the ambulance facility which is for the fire department as well as the homeless service sites. so these are two components we are requesting funding in the second bond issuance with the total amount of $52.5 million. >> i'm noticing that zuckerberg has zero allocations on slide 7. this is a projected plan for current bond sale. >> yes, that's correct, supervisor. we have funder -- funding from the first bond so there's no need to allocate additional funding for zuckerberg or neighborhood fire component.

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safety and they still havenút since and everything has started to go back to normal ken mashinchi (ma- shen-sheeeports. the remaining memorial serves as a reminder of the darkest time in the 134 year history of yountvilleús veterans home, but light has returned to the 600 acre facilitysteve rozynski, lived at veterans home for three yearshe goes around and says hi to people and helps them get over their things. heús really goodsteve rozynski was in the building next door to the pathway home when terror struck on march 9th rozynskii heard some pops and said úthat sounds like gunshotsú. the echo is so bad and everyone is going, no, no, no, not gunshots.in the days since the shooting, steveús therapy dog obee has provided comfort to hundreds of veterans on campusrozynskiheús got a lot of work around here to do. so, we keep busy. keeping busy is helping the healing process, a process donna steiger, who served in wwii, says came out of the shock of the incidentdonna steiger, served in wwiiwe sort of had a cloud over the area. people were coming back, you could tell they were kind of silent between us

safety and they still havenút since and everything has started to go back to normal ken mashinchi (ma- shen-sheeorts. the remaining memorial serves as a reminder of the darkest time in the 134 year history of yountvilleús veterans home, but light has returned to the 600 acre facilitysteve rozynski, lived at veterans home for three yearshe goes around and says hi to people and helps them get over their things. heús really goodsteve rozynski was in the building next door to the pathway home when terror struck on march 9th rozynskii heard some pops and said úthat sounds like gunshotsú. the echo is so bad and everyone is going, no, no, no, not gunshots.in the days since the shooting, steveús therapy dog obee has provided comfort to hundreds of campus rozynskiheús got a lot of work around here to do. so, we keep busy.keeping busy is helping the healing process, a process donna steiger, who served in wwii, says came out of the shock of the incidentdonna steiger, served in wwiiwe sort of had a cloud over the area. people were coming back, you could tell they were kind of silent between us. when we woul

shen, does this commission have discretion? >> i'm not sure what you're referring to in terms of the discretion of the executive director, but this commission certainly has discretion to do whatever it feels is appropriate. >> commissioner kopp: all right. then my motion is based upon, one, our discretion; and number two, upon the facts. the facts show mistakes that were made. i don't know whether this is an equitiable proceeding because it's an administrative law proceeding, but my friend, ace washington, put it succinctly and common language: everyone makes a mistake because we are all human. i think mr. marstellar testified that the intent of this law, which he knows more about than anybody in the room -- was to qualify as many candidates as possible for public financing. in case anyone watching in this hearing room or on television doesn't understand, public financing is based upon money from taxpayers, and there is a philosophical debate about whether tax money should be used for candidates. i won't use the word politician

like, she burns fax and shen th uses that ash to create a smoky ash. maybe she is born with it.be it's lice. it's probably lice. it's 2018 and i'm a woman so you cannot shut me up unless you have michael cohen wire me $130,000. michael, you can find me on venmo under my porn star name reince priebus. >> let the debate continue and some of michelle wolf's jokes and especially when she was really criticizing the trump administration officials who were in the room and controversy over her performance and doing it in an edgy stand-up act and what comedians sometimes do at the dinner but calling out the trump admission officials who snubbed the dinner last year and decided to attend this year made for awkward moments at the dinner and some people this morning saying the jokes about sarah sanders went too far and michelle responded to twitter saying she was talking about sarah sanders capacity for lying and being misleading. quote, her despicable behavior. meanwhile sean spicer responded overnight saying the dinner was a disgrace. michelle wolf had a two-word response saying, thank yo

deputy city attorney shen? >> i'd just clarify two minor points in the motion, i believe that the committee's additional motion would be due thursday, april 26th at 5:00 p.m., and that staff's final decision on that would be due on thursday, may 3rd. >> okay. all in favor? all opposed? two in favor, one opposed. >> commissioner kopp: i will make a motion to make april 25th, 5:00 p.m. the deadline to submit qualifying information by the appellant, and in all other respects, the provisions of the failed motion will be included. >> so i will take commissioner lee's pending motion, which was to provide one additional business day to april 23rd, but to commissioner lee, was this to also -- to vacate the decision and to consider as percommissioner kopp's motion but just a one-business-day timeline? >> commissioner kopp: has that been seconded? >> i did second that. commissioner lee. >> can i ask the chairman a question? we are talking about a business day, but in actuality, we are talking about three additional days?

(robin) that was ken mashinchi (ma-shen-shee) reporting.demeanor ammunition charge against san francisco 49ers linebacker reuben foster...has been dropped. the santa clara county district attorney's office made the announcement on monday. this...after a district court judge issued an injunction against a law restricting the possession of a large-capacity ammunition magazine. foster... still faces felony charges of domestic violence after police say he attacked his girlfriend. foster is being held out of the niners offseason program until further notice...but has not been released by the team. (robin) the starbucks c-e-o is apologizing after two black men were arrested at a philadelphia store last week. the two men, who were asked to leave for not being paid customers, have agreed to meet with c-e-o kevin johnson. natasha chen shows us why protests and fallout continue -- as starbucks works to contain the damage. (mos) what did they get called for? because they're two black guys sitting here, meeting me? this man arrived at a philadelphia st

so since 19th shen chury, many plants have been brought here from other parts of the world and planted in our botanical gardens and parks. there's a subset of plants that come from other areas of the world, but those are the ones that we term invasive, so disproportionately, they can cause real harm to our local natural environment and local biodiversity. >> supervisor tang: for a local person like me, what does invasive means? >> it literally means that these species because of the nature of their biology, since they came from somewhere else, they don't come with the eco system checks and balances, the insects that prey upon them, they just spread and go out of control. french broom, the yellow flowering shrub, all sorts of different mediterranean grasses, and that's what invasion means. >> supervisor tang: okay. thank you. >> would you like me to speak to the pesticide question? >> supervisor tang: no. i think whoever you said can answer that. >> okay. that's fine. thank you. >> thank you. and before we proceed, supervisor safai has a question, as well. >> supervisor safai: just to a

because china has an answer to silicon valley and what might that be is a place called shen said you've of course heard of it but it's often referred to as the chinese silicon valley but it's no less green valley days behind these days of course it's a libron metropolis built on a state aid and foreign funds thanks to its outward oriented special economic zone the question is there a what price to the local population because in this city automation intelligence and facial recognition systems rule. just forty years ago there were fishing villages here today shenzhen is a city of twelve million technology company one way is one of its many success stories constans and works for the telecommunications giant he's waiting for his morning coffee to arrive it's part of a test for the super fast mobile wireless standard five g. which will be essential for cell flying drones and driverless cars sense is not surprised change and companies a trailblazer in innovation. german companies tend to plan their whole business and products far longer term in china and especially in shenzhen it's more abou

it's uncon shen bl and unacceptable. this does not reflect the serious nature of the threats we face. well over a year after the 2016 election, it's time we move on from empty campaign threats and start focusing on what is needed to keep american families safe. thank you, mr. chairman and thank you again. >> well, thank you. and that -- i think that concludes our opening statements. we'll allow your testimony at this time. commissioner. >> good morning and thank you, chairman carter, full committee ranking committees and members of the subcommittee. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you. i've had a chance to engage with this committee many times over the years and appreciated the deep expertise and commitment to support our mission from both members and staff. as you noted mr. chairman this is my first chance to appear as a commissioner of cbp and it's a honor to represent the 60,000 strong men and women of u.s. cows customs and border protection in that role. cbp carries out core missions. counter terrorism,

and then earlier on ""squawk box"" secretary men knew shen addressed the president's tweet. >> the warninghot at china and russia about devaluation china has devalued their currency in the past they devalued it significantly in 2016 after the president was elected. they used a lot of their reserves to support the currency so, you know, the president wants to make sure sure they don't change the plans >> calls it a warning shot and said tpp depends on better terms. rejoining tpp. said they're confident in sustained 3% growth post tax cuts. >> that's the number you keep hearing about. that's the holy grail. we had an amazing thing happen yesterday with a zte shut down a big chinese company. we are fighting hard and i think people better start realizing we keep saying you guys aren't playing fair and i felt that the chinese number the trade surplus that came out i said trump is going to hit hard. >> yeah. retail sales up 10 we don't do numbers like that. >> no. >> regardless of whether you, i believe, the exact number. now there's talk about them removing ownership caps on car companies. germ

shen helps -- humor helps, often said, and it does, but i will miss her laugh terribly. i am thinking of my gampy tonight, no doubt missing his beloved desperately. i love you more than my tongue can tell, my ganny. that is barbara bush's granddaughter, jenna hager, on instagram. one woman who followed the life of barbara bush well was barbara perry, who serves as the director of women's studies. professor perry, good morning to you. guest: good morning. host: could you start by telling us the nature of the relationship you may have had with mrs. bush? guest: i do not need to make more of it than it was, but it was a quite poignant and interesting relationship, and it happened last october down at texas a&m. i was to do a panel for that event, and i was sitting in the green room, waiting to go on stage. all of a sudden, barbara bush appeared at the doorway on her little scooter, and she appeared in, and people on the panel, like john meacham, who knew her well, scurried over to her, and i hung back because i did not know her. i said this is my chance to meet barbara bush

mccarthy, house republican conference chair cathy mcmorris rogers, treasury secretary stephen min knew shen.m. eastern time right here. >> all to celebrate tax day. >> yes the 17th this year because of a holiday today. >> right favorite day as americans. >> holiday only in d.c., right >> yeah. and another look at the markets. i'm going to washington for you, make sure you watch us "squawk on the street" going down to the swamp. 'squawk on the street is next. ♪ >> good monday morning welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm karl the dow seeing a 200 point gain as earnings season gets in gear. investors respond to friday's missile launch in syria. europe trying to shrug off losses retail coming positive after