of signatures on dead men as he said the government is not saying that the books obit and got some signatures from dead men is only madonna's theory.

signatures. only san francisco residents can sign the form. in the first two weeks of august, we collected 5,000 signatures, and in last two days, we collected 4,000 signatures. altogether, we've gotten 16,000 signatures in less than two months. and we want you to know that we've delivered 40,000 door hangers to the homes in san francisco all by volunteers. please think about it, directors. how many distaste does this naming bring to people that shows them going to such lengths to do all this. thank you. >> thank you. next per, please. you can just leave them there if you want us to have them or whatever you want to do. okay. next speaker, please. >> my name's tia, and i'm a resident of san francisco. you may see that rose pak as a saint, rose pak as a bully. you may believe what we told you or you may believe what we told you. but there's one thing that's crystal clear, which is the naming idea is controversial and it's brought division to our community. this consequence of law is enough for you

either saying just work fake signature and writing experts. where they said that these people don't exist. that these are dead dead souls these are dead people they were residents and so they denied all the independent opposition candidates in their registration and that caused a great deal of outrage from its supporters of the opposition and some of whom resorted to already comments they posted on twitter you know so and so and i signed on behalf of the skin and here's my signature i'm very much alive i'm very much a resident. and so that brought more attention to this election that i'm on so you vote you know in general are very interested in regional elections the selection traditionally has about 20 percent turnout so it's not a really important contest but this kneejerk reaction to disallow the whole independent candidates all potential opposition is for participation really. got people kind of green involved well i'm sure. you know of move off so paul. was talking all for the people who were able to latch. in contention for the with loca

of signatures on dead men as he said the government is not saying that the book's obit got some signatures from dead men it's only madonna's theory so i assume your question so why let it wait is different right now why so many people go into this research right now and it's really you're right this is the biggest protests since 2011 because there were around 60000 people on such a square. so i think it's it's a sign of all busy the mood of the people it's changing it's not only about moscow we see the same in other regions such as. going to school or moscow region or even in. faraway see it is in. north caucasus we see a lot of different regional purposeful bit of a different presence so i think it's just situation is changing something in the air is changing and most delicious is just one of the reasons why people get them together so point in counterpoint i hear you saying that something in the air is tempting it sounds like there's a little bit of hope in your voice but i want not to diminish that help but i want to share a comment from someone who thinks the opposite so this is arrant

the secretary of state says the group will need to collect 623,212 signatures from registered voters that figure is 5% of the total votes governor gavin newsome not in the 2018 election now this campaign against california's new vaccine last opcomes after intense protests at the state capitol after governor newsom signed the bills leaders of the campaign were not available for comment tuesday. the governor defending his decision to sign at a recent press conference and i'm. i listened. >>to my administration i listen to folks all sides of this the bait and i supported. the vaccination bill because i felt that it can be implemented in an effective manner. >>the secretary of state's office says the group has until december 9th together and submit the signatures reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>up next we take a trip to albuquerque, new mexico as we learned the hidden history of denis chavez during hispanic heritage month. >>the largest union of federal government employees says that it's under attack by the trump administration hundreds gathered in a rally in washi

i want -- i went to collect signatures against rose pak. many people actually sent us, and i came to know many who did mention. many people were hurt by her. i think her name should not appear in any public property. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. next speaker, please. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen and board members. my name is maxine and i came to the united states in 1966 and became a citizen in 1975. i knew that this country is based on the spirit of equality, freedom and all these good things, but i heard about the naming of chinatown after rose pak. i started to do some research myself and i find out i would like to be a volunteer for the petition to get signatures to go against naming rose pak. [please stand by]

either saying just for a fake signature and writing experts. where they said that these people don't accept. that these are dead dead souls these are dead people they were residents and so they deny all the independent opposition candidates in their registration and that caused a great deal of outrage from its supporters of the opposition and some of whom resorted to reporting comments they posted on twitter you know so and so and i signed on behalf of the skin and in my signature i'm very much alive i'm very much a resident. and so that brought more attention to this election that i'm on so. you know in general are very interested in regional elections the selection traditionally has about 20 percent turnout so it's not a really important contest but this those kneejerk reaction to disallow all independent candidates all potential opposition is for participation really. got people kind of eager you know involved well i'm sure. you know of move off so paul. was talking off the people who were. on. in contention for both local moscow and actions

we're about 4%, 5% penetrated in the core signature business and less on the broader one.o, we actually talk about competition, we talk about paper and manual processing. but the business is so early days in the early inning, and we believe that our biggest competition really is paper and manual processes we like to say it's a great competitive set to have because they don't fight back very hard. it's just a matter of time before we're able to replace it. >> a lot of people thought that adobe had the digital document, that whole stream all tied up. clearly that's not the case. i wonder from the mega cloud platform, whether you're talking amazon, microsoft, google, is any one of them better tuning their platforms for the market that you're trying to grow or are they all the same >> well, i think when you think about the infrastructure side. it's a huge part of where the cloud is going and we've been much more focused on the application and thinking about the end user value but on the infrastructure side, i think it's a hugely competitive space. and it used to be looking lik

no signature of signatures on dead man as he said the government is not saying that the book so but it got some signatures from dead men is only middle of theory so i assume your question so why let it wait is different right now why so many people go into this research right now and it's really you're right this is the biggest protests since 2011 because there were around 60000 people on such a square. so i think it's it's a sign of all the mood of the people it's changing it's not only but mostly we see the same in other regions such as. disk or moscow region or even in. faraway see it is in. north caucasus we see a lot of different regional purposeful bit of a different presence so i think it's just situation is changing something in the air is changing and most delicious is just one of the reasons why people get them together so point in counterpoint i hear you saying that something in the air is teaching it sounds like there's a little bit of hope in your voice but i want not to diminish that help but i want to share a comment from someone who thinks the opposite so this is arrant

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policy their signature policy this is a useful one their signature policy is to return after bricks it to return scotland to the european union complete with the euro and the full panoply of the year olds and as i never tire of saying it's because surrendering scottish fish just when they've been taken back by this country thank you thank you nice here. thank you me. me i know the prime minister would soon. place. stitcher and send me here to speak for them and what they care about is that's hospital care more police on our street i think that. the bright 6 green with the people in telford these are the issues we should be discussing in this place yes i was thinking to building on it's very well and spending xmas to deliver great public services for my constituents in town for a quick a year i think already very much of course that we will be locked up until that is going to see even more how when the my friend the chancellor i don't have the chance to announces his spending review very shortly there will be investment in n.h.s. the n.h.s. in more police offices to keep our streets

my signature doesn't match from cvs to kroger.a should be sack crow sank for every eligible american. that's why we've launched fair fight 2020. we want every state to be in competition but we want people to be able to understand you can pick up two senate seats and we can flip the statehouse as well as taking and adding another congressional seat. those are extraordinary opportunities. >> let's see the democratic ticket next year going into november is biden and abrams and that's the ticket going into georgia just as an example. you know what i'm doing here. >> i see it. >> i see what you're doing. how would you tell a voter who walks in a voting booth, they've been voting for years, in the same voting booth and they walk in and their name is not on the list and it's been purged because they had the same name as a felon. what do you tell that person to do at that moment? >> well, number one we want fair fight 2020.org so we can stop that from happening to begin with. we're working in 20 battleground states including georgia. they

it will adopt my signature. i can choose another signature if i don't like the style, adopt, sign, and hit finish. that will immediately -- oh, and i have the option here now to download the signed document. if you were on your home computer, you can actually upload it to a cloud account or save it to your computer as a p.d.f. there's a lot of options here. i'm just going to close. but in addition to that, i've also received via e-mail certification of completion. and if there were two partyies involved in this filing experience, there was the initiator and a signer, both would get certificate of completion at the end of the transaction. again, if this was in a live environment, that information would be immediately extracted, parsed out to the live data sets and the engagement and compliance division would also receive a notification that a form had been filed, specifically form 3209 had been filed. >> so will the commission or the department also get a copy that this form has been filed? >> no, not the commiss

down below, there is a signature. and if you didn't know who he was already, you would know a lot more with this record. ok. the next topic, locating u.s. district court records. we will move through it pretty quickly. there is some pretty cool stuff. again, this is one of those. what do you need to know to find these records. here are the courts we hold records for, that is the geographic area. central district of california including los angeles, riverside, and santa ana. southern district of arizona, -- southern district of california, san diego, arizona, phoenix, tucson. the district of nevada, las vegas. fun town. and then the arizona territorial court, 1912 and prior. i was going to ask if anybody knew why, but you can't go to the microphone right now. we can do that later. what do you need to know? in in general, names of parties is what you need to know. do you have to have a case number? it would be nice if you had a case number on something 90 years old. if you don't have it, we have great indexes. you can g

the secretary of state says the group will need to collect 623,212 signatures from registered voters of the total votes governor gavin newsome not in the 2018 election now this campaign against california's new vaccine last comes after intense protests at the state capitol after governor newsom signed the bills leaders of the campaign were not available for comment tuesday. the governor defending his decision to sign at a recent press conference and i'm. back then i listened. >>to my administration i listen to folks all sides of this debate and i supported. nation bill because i felt that it can be implemented in an effective manner. >>the secretary of state's office says the group has until december 9th together and submit those signatures reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. time now. >>well 3 weeks down in the nfl season in the 40 niners enter the bye as one of 8 remaining undefeated teams and even during scheduled time off the work doesn't stop there was the scene in santa clara this morning, a light practice. the niners have been impressive during this 3 know star

the low forming into arizona see the signature of that. highs building in and filling with the north northeast breeze and we are under skies. and all over the map. 50, 60s, 70s and 80s in vacaville the north win. you can see upper airflow out of the north northeast and 70s, 80s and upper 90s. 4:30 quiet. >>> it's somewhat quiet if you get up on the road early it will pay off in solano county. have a layo continuing out looks good into the venetia bridges and stays that way in the richmond. so this is a pretty good time to be out there on the roads. you can see even contra costa county has a good commute at the bay bridge. you can see traffic here is moving along pretty well. and as you approach

down below, there is a signature. if you do not know who he was already, you know of a lot more information about him now. >> the next topic, locating records. we will move through it pretty quickly. there is an prequel stuff in there. again, this is one of those. what do you need to know to find his records. the southern district of california, san diego, the district of arizona. nevada.rict of that will be las vegas. and then the arizona territorial court. post and ask them if they knew why. but we can do that later. what do you need to know? in general, names of parties. do you have to have a case number? it would be nice if you had something that was younger than 19 years old. number'snd some case for you. we can pull records. if you know the type of case, if you have that one person or that one coming that liked to file a lot of lawsuits, the index will tell us the type of lawsuit. this one is patent infringement. ask how many like popsicles in the summer. you may or may not recognize some of the examples i'm goi

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that's your signature right there. >> all right.what does it mean when he says make it look rich? >> this is president trump an axios on hbo. in our interview talking about how he commissioned a special sharpie. he didn't want just a cheap sharpie. he wanted a special presidential sharpie. and why it matters is that this bold signature has been part of president trump's repertoire back in the trump tower he used to sign clippings to people with a sharpie. he still uses it to mark up things he wants to send around. his staff takes an iphone picture of it and sends it. a new way of sending that document on axios on hbo show. >> here's the next investigative piece to launch, was that the sharpie that was used? >> live in washington, thank you, mike allen. >>> of course we'll be reading axios a.m. in a bit. you can sign up for that newsletter at signup.axios.com. >> that does it for us this friday morning. i'm yasmin vossoughian with ayman mohyeldin. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> where were you? >> i was by my cousin's house and t

the secretary of state says the group will need to collect 623,212 signatures from registered voters that figure is 5% of the total votes governor gavin newsome not in the 2018 election now this campaign against california's new vaccine last comes after intense protests at the state capitol after governor newsom signed the bills leaders of the campaign were not available for comment tuesday. the governor defending his decision to sign at a recent press conference and i'm. back then i listened. >>to my administration i listen to folks all sides of this debate and i supported. nation built because i felt that it can be implemented in an effective manner. >>the secretary of state's office says he group has until december 9th together and submit the signatures reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>more controversy for antonio brown you remember the former patriot in oakland raiders he's being accused of trashing a condominium in miami will play the surveillance video that shows what went down. plus why nissan is recalling 2 of its best sellers and how president trump's tw

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supporters of the referendum will need more than 600- thousand signatures ... for a 20-20 ballot initiative. (ken) state lawmakers are looking to tighten the rules about media. the state senate voted today to require social media companies to first get the consent of a parent or guardian before creating an account for achild. federal law already requires social media companies to get parental consent before collecting or selling data of children under 13. that's why most social media companies, including facebook, already ban children under 13 from creating accounts. (ken) the third democratic presidential debate is in the books.(pam) ten candidates faced off in houston, texas tonight -- hoping to gain an edge in a tight race. steve nannes takes a look at their performance. george (pam) in the east bay -- richmond police are searching for the person responsible ... for the killing of former n-f-l player and bay area native -- terrell roberts.(ken) he was shot in his grandmother's backyard in el sobrante. kron 4's grant lodes joins us in the studio with reaction

it was his signature problemst promise. and he knows his re- 14 months away.e's got to show some movement in terms of constructing thatwa . he fls like he's going to deliver on that pledge. he's not getting the money he needs from theroemocrats in congress. i think he' going to continue demanding for that money. but also continue these sort of budget maneuvers that we saw this week and may see in the future where he's tryin to reallocate the money and to abby's point i a way that t democrats allege unconstitutional. s one sourced that there's a real reluctance tockfill it for the military because it continues to encourage the president to continue to d this again. pete: there are some interesting peoplere that affected. this is normally something they would howl about. for emple mitch mcconnell. he seems not to be objecting to what the preside is doing. >> the republican party is in lockstep with the president in a way we haven' seen before. they often quarrel even with members of their own party on issues like home state projects. we don'tee that with preside

go to brad parcal. >> with the signature o the president. not a sharpie.ete: it has consumed a lot of air time on cable and in newspapers. the initial statement was implied that alabama was going to be hit when, in fact, the i forecast said the storm track could bring tropical force winds from alabama which were up to 30 miles an hour. and in my home state of wyomi that's a cm day. was it wrong for the president to say "hit"? was it wrong for the weather service to say it wldn't be affected? is everybody little bit guilty here? >> it seems a little bit murky in terms of the president's language. but it is remarkable that we have national weather service network rebuking and chastising essentially the local alabama office saying you s not say that the tresident is wrong. if the national service is to be be, then you would say office was not 100% correct.l that said, it's very clear that someone likely the president drew an extra part of the national weather services map that was notde inc in that day's forecast. that was clearly -- pete: was it clear who dr

who wants to become president needs 60000 signatures from different areas so maybe the protest would not give would indorse his problem for nobody will be to the constitutional requirements to be able to run for elections the 2nd thing how they how can they consider how can he or she run her presidential campaign if the slate is not up to it so i think that the street has the upper hand at this stage at the my horse fergal concessions let's not forget this. commission of dialogue headed by. former president of the algerian parliament despite what been accomplished up to something ok the something good came out of it because he said that the president's been solid is not necessarily against the idea of but we know when writers told us last week that but was not days in office are numbered so let's wait for the see what happens next a week or so i come i mean we do understand why she needs to be seen as standing firm in the case of get saddam but when you say in a speech to the people you are either with me or betraying as you are isn't there some kind of message that would further unt

and those were the original signature. the compiling of information has really been important because people need to see it for themselves. they need to read the handwriting. they need to have the proof. sometimes they need two or three different references to prove what their thoughts were. and it's so important to our local history. >> at the foot of the big horn mountains. 7,000 acres in one of the most beautiful countries on earth. like a cattle ranch. the business is processing grass. it's an agricultural endeavor. and it still is. maybe not to the extent you still have small branches. but you have a lot of area that has been consolidated under one brand. it's always been important and it still is important. it still significant part of the wyoming. it's not going to go away. someone has invented a good substitute for hamburger. the idea is that if we get this going we will have to kill any more animals. good luck with that. i think it's here to stay for a while. >> the city to her is exploring the american story. joi

and that combined with this is th thing, the signature thing that we did together in the white house hel remind democrats who he is and why he's upin there a so i thoughthat was effective. robert: carl, you've been roaming the senate hallways. you s knowator warren. despite the details and the arguments ann laid, she sees energy on the left. rerl: i think that is true. that's who the appealing to right now and it creates the great proem, what do you do when you have to g back to the middle in the general election if she becomes the nominee.in every top democratic strategist that i talk to says the polling shows the aedicare for plan is really bad for them in certai places and certainly certain places where they want to win senate seats like colorado, arizona, iowa. they just don't see this working. let's remember how hard obamacare was. it could not get a public option through congress when they were in full control. robert: do you thinke s democratic senate candidates next year if senator warren is the nominee would break? carl: yes, i think they've already broken. they're not noing

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>>those laws are waiting for governor gavin newsome signature.u reporter ashley zavala explain some of the bills that are coming across his desk. >>just send all of our bills to the govnor says, but i wonder which ones hillside. >>gavin newsome has several bills to seriously sort through and sign and he's already said his intentions for some the governor already saying he plans to veto sb one. it would try to stop the trump administration from weakening oversight of federal environment laws in california, but new some is siding with water contractors central valley, lawmakers and democratic us senator dianne feinstein's all who had concerns about how the bill could affect water distrition. some signaling he's ready to sign other legislation like housing bills sb 3.30 and ab 1482, one aims to speed up construction of homes across california to ease the state's housing supply shortage the other will cap rent increases on some properties at 5% plus inflation across california for the next decade during a time of increases in homelessness in the doub

margaret: the tower was one of the signature buildings of the exhibition. the fair was all about lectricity in many ways. it celebrated the command over the natural world, represented by niagara falls to bring electric current into the fair and illuminate the grounds. he big event was the illumination that took place every night and people were awed by this. hey sat near the bridge and they tried to move their way close to see what were initially pinpricks of light blossom into a beautiful orange and yellow glow that brought the fairgrounds alive. this is one of the biggest hits of the fair. mark: the choice of colors and how the colors were used told the story. can you share that? margaret: the fair was about pride in white western civilization, and the fair directors wanted to convey a message about how people had moved, particularly the united states, from a position of savagery to the apex of civilization, so they translated this message into the colors of the fair, so when you entered on the periphery of the grounds, you would be entering at places whe

in these few months or volunteers have gotten 16,000 signatures and the numbers are growing. this has reflected the people's voice. there is a lot of controversy who wrote the pack from the merchants. people say that she was a bully. she threatened people who didn't listen to her. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >>.speaking foreign language. >> good evening, board of directors. my name is erin chen. i live in san francisco 335 palace street. i strong low against the naming rose pak for subway person. i think she did not make a career distinction between china and chinese party government. she actively followed the chinese government and she thinks it is to love china. that is why she did a lot of bad things and hurt many chinese people. i am against naming rose pak for the subway station. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello everyone. i am ella. i am an american citizen living in san jose. i like the name to call it chinatown station because i feel it is closer to my heart. i am against the naming of the subway station after rose pak. she committed a per

with questions have you looked in the post office records and sure enough, we found an original signatureearnest hemmingway in pencil and i went to other books. it was exciting that because of the patrons showing so much interest, i was able to find this all by myself and i was at ome and there is earnest hemmingway signature that no one else has ever seen. the compiling of the information has been important because people need to see it for themselves. they need to read the handwriting and sometimes they need two or three different references to prove what their thoughts were and so important to our local history. >> we are at eaton's ranch at the foot of the big horn ountains, 30 miles west of sheridan, wyoming. ranching, some people say it is like a cattle ranch. it is not a cattle ranch. that's what a rancher will tell you processing grass. it's an agricultural endeavor. sheridan has been a ranching community. maybe not to the extent that it used to be but today you will find more enlarged ranches and people came out and homesteded and have small rampts and you have a lot of areas tha

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those questions it's worth telling you that while she was speaking in the us these remaining signatures of the iran deal will be to just up the corridor or there was a press briefing by the saudi minister of state for foreign affairs adults too bad he said that investigations go on all those drone attacks that took place in saudi arabia of course the whose these planes those attacks other developments with regard to the who through these and and yemen is that you'll remember at the weekend that he said that they'd give up all future attacks all saudi arabia that at the time many of us put down as a bit of rhetoric but the u.n. to take very seriously indeed they believe it's an opening for fresh negotiations between the saudi led coalition and the who theories and following that who see statement in so not the u.n. special envoy who was here in the u.s. is actually in washington made it trip to jed up he flew to jeddah and he met the crown prince mohammed bin selma we don't know the outcome of that meeting but i can tell you that martin griffiths the special envoy has no now flown back h

the tegislation goes the president for his signature. >>> a new report says that the u.s.conomy grew at a modest i% ra the second where backup that was in line with estimates. consumpending as we no he was strong but business investment contracted more sharply. marking the steepest decline 2015.the end of corporate profit growth was also tepp i had over that period of time. business spending and profit growth kwo raise doubts eventually about whether consumer spending ce conti at its current pace. >> home buyers arek b the market signs contracts to buy existing homes. pending home sales rebounded in august attention 1.6%. the gain reverse add slump in july and was likely fueled by falling mortgage rates. a separate report shows the labor market remains robust despite the marginal rise in wak weekly jobless claims. jobless claims are the number of ericans filing applications for unemployment benefits and remain historically low. >>> the vice chair of the federal reserve said today that inflations expectati are right where they should be. onomists are interpreting the rks fr

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they said we can put your signature on. that's your signature right there. this costs practically nothing and the other one was immensely expensive and you give them out. more important than anything it writes well so it works out good. i don't want to make this a commercial for sharpie but it's a commercial on saving money too. >> i don't know. i don't know. there's so much there. there are many problems. donald trump touting he did try to reach out the folks at sharpie to get a personalize pen. also you're the president. any way, what is serious here when you look at the footage is whether that extra looping line was drawn by the president of the united states in a lie to defend a gaffe he made that did have security implications to make up for it. >> it almost looked like a sharpie. >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. >> elenore, the thing is i want to be very clear. the serious part is the error he made which the weather service had to correct and we've been covering that. the ridiculous part is the sharpie gate. what do you make of this very 20

guest: trade is his signature issue. the challenge for president trump is, is there going to be a trade deal with china? it continues to be stalled. , they are negotiating at some level, trying to have further talks but the talks have stalled and when you talk to the president's advisors, they want a china deal to be part of the signature accomplishments they offer voters in 2020, but he what -- that he alone was the person who could get a china deal but it has been complicated with the hong kong protests distracting the chinese government and president trump continues to try and put tariffs on and pulls them back because he sees the talks could still happen. there is a political and economic cost because some farmers in the midwest don't want to have all of this uncertainty about whether there will be tariffs on soybeans or other agricultural products. this what does he have at point, what can he .2 and how does that message resonate with voters? guest: it depends on who he is trying to appeal to. getting out rank and f

who they were pushing fracking it is actually fracking which is causing that because there is a signature of fracking of natural gas carbon verses animal part carbon and with animals and that when they emit methane that's a carbon 12 with with fact gas carbon 13 as methane concentrations increase in the earth's atmosphere chemical fingerprints point to a probable source shale oil and gas according to a new cornell university research published on the 14th of august in bio geosciences journal of the european jewish sciences union so cornell has found that in fact the increase there's been a huge surge that scientists have noticed since 2008 methane in the atmosphere had been decreasing from about 20022008 then it surges through 2014 so the great environmental social justice warrior virtue signaling obama well apparently he was very proud that was one of the last things he ever said he was very proud of the news of how much natural gas and oil the u.s. is producing based on all this fracking right so mccomas obama or hillary clinton it's ok so if he who smile to dealt it. or he could summar