neighborhood and association meetings and is -- has organized our communications plan for the projects, so kelley, if you could answer. >> chairman brinkman: okay. miss mccoy? >> thank you. to answer a little bit more about the summer closer decisions, a lot of it had to do with rider capacity. a lot of it had to do with merchant consideration. we went to the merchants associations and asked if they could cherry pick a time of the year when this would happen, knowing full well it was going to be a major construction impact. both of those suggested that a summertime frame would be preferred, and we also wanted to be very aware of big events that are happening in these neighborhoods. castro has pride event every last week of june, and we wanted to be mindful of that as well as the demands of the west portal neighborhood which is not as busy during the summer months. >> i'm not thrilled of it ever being shut, but i understand it has to happen. i understand the when, but i guess what i'm trying to get at is if you could give me a little bit of overview of the plan for communication for this. i would

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john kelley only knew about it fully the last 24 hours or so. >> reporter: i can tell you from speaking to white house officials who say that rob porter in recent weeks, they knew this "daily mail" article was coming out, stuff swirling around the west wing about this. and rob porter was going around, according to sources, speaking to myself and other colleagues, saying that his ex-girlfriend -- kind of down playing the ex-girlfriend, saying she's just upset because he was dating hope hicks, communications director, so this was her way of getting vengeance. so these people, some of these people we spoke with, felt like they were businemisled. clearly enough people in this white house knew to have been able to potentially do something, and that did not happen. also from a separate official i spoke with, in terms of the white house admitting today that it could have done a better job, the president was watching the press briefing because it was the deputy press secretary's debut at the podium. i'm told by this source familiar with his thinking that the president was not happy, not too hap

the government releases some political prisoners and drops charges against others so what's behind the boom. i'm sara kelley welcome to the program thanks for joining us south africa's president is hanging on to his position despite an ultimatum from his party that he leave today or face a no confidence vote in parliament speaking on state television jacob zuma described the agency's moves against him as unfair and said that their arguments are wrong because president zuma remains defiant in a live television interview he responded to his party's cause to resign i don't need to be for news on what i have done unfortunately. no one has been able to provide what is it to that i've done so i've found it very strange that i'm going to be told by my organization you now must go. because. we now have three no president who must come in. not to follow in any policy of the in c. there's nothing more that makes. early years in his party the african national congress agreed to remove him his refusal sets the stage for a no confidence vote in parliament a high ranking party official said the motion is already schedule

the preponderance of the evidence has been reported that i have seen showing kelley knew about this a long time ago. so now his new "shocked" statement doesn't hold much water. the president is shocked and angered as if he had never heard anything about this before. and porter is so close that he's dating hope hicks. i mean, brian, like i'm saying, we have the same capacity to be shocked as anybody out here in the desert southwest. with this white house, why would anybody be shocked anymore? >> i was complaining at the length of the flight between new york and where you are. speaking of where you are, jon, the wynn name is huge in las vegas, it's in neon, lording over that city. everyone knows steve wynn in a kind of shocking and quick harassment scandal of his own. he is out as head of his own empire. is that name going to come down? >> you know, there's already this picture that's been photoshopped of the wynn name off of that and the name "elaine" on there instead, his ex-wife. he's embroiled in this terrible lawsuit. there was a lot of people thought it was inevitable, brian, that he was going to h

kelley sees immigrants. it was naked bigotry at its best. what is sogusting about this is that general kelley, the leader in the military, immigrants -- and i bet you dreamers -- served under him. and for now for him to come out and say, call them lazy, and that for him that is a reason that almost half of them did not come out to sign up for daca, perhaps it's because they foresaw a xenophobic administration could follow the obama administration and they were afraid to turn in their information because of what exactly is happening now. and if he knew any of them, which i'm sure he doesn't, if he respected them enough to understand where they were coming from, which clearly he doesn't, he would understand the real reasons why those numbers are what they are. it underscores not just how he feels about it, but how his boss feels about immigrants, how his whole administration feels about immigrants. and they see us all as lazy leeches, as criminals, as rapists, as something that this society should be afraid of. it's disgusting. >> maria, i'm glad you men

>> my contacts at the white house say that general kelley has been trying very, very hard to prevent more turnover for precisely that reason. and so that, you know, it would be even more otherwise than if general kelley leaves, there may be more of an exodus. the other reason why it's worse than it might appear is you look at the caliber of some of these folks who have been hired. and partly -- especially maybe a national security policy. because there have been so many people who would sign "never trump" letters. so there were not that many people available. and even more broadly across the administration, you have people like this 24-year-old who is in a senior position in the office of drug control policy. across the board you seem to have people who have trouble getting their fbi clearances, who haven't been vetted thoroughly. and just are, you know, pretty unimpressive. i think that adds to the feeling among others that there is a real reputational risk of joining the white house, joining the administration, and that reaches a critical mass. it becomes harder and harder to get good people. >> can you put that full screen back

kelley. there's been some frustration about the way that he has denied access to certain people to the president, controled his phone calls so there's been some brewing discontent happening for several months but this episode has really raised a lot of questions about kelly's leadership. this was the guy brought in to stabilize everything and now he's the one having this controversy swirling about him and there's definitely a sense that he's lost the confidence of many people in the building. >> julia, "vanity fair" reports trump was not aware of the severity of the alleged abuse thursday when ivanka showed him a photo of his ex-wife with a black eye. he used an expletive said one republican briefed on the conversation and ivanka and jared kushner have reportedly been discussing a replacement. how much will jared and ivanka play a role in replacing jon kelley? >> she is one of the few people that is in the inner circle who she truly has the ear of him. i think we've seen jared and ivanka really push the president in advising who he includes in his inner circle. we saw that they were very anti-steve bannon and eventually give

francisco fire department, and i'd like to acknowledge director harland kelley and his staff for that healthy relationship and partnership. so we met with the public utilities commission on the 10th, and the past forward basically is that there had been some concern about not having adequate fire suppression out in the sunset richmond districts, and through our collective work, we -- there was a report that analyzed more than a do say options for improved or increased fire suppression for the sunset and richmond districts. it was analyzed both by puc engineers as well as deputy assistant chief rivera and captain reedy, and it was a side by side review. there was a third party review done by charles hawthorne who's an expert in the field. and collectively, we came up and agreed with the option of the third part repoy report ou all these options. it will be part of the continuation of the easter bonds, the emergency safety earthquake response bond is 2010, 2014, and we're hoping for another bond in the 2020 range. we have worked very collaboratively with puc, on those bonds, there's been over 40 water projects been completed,

so would you like to say something please. thank you mr president. my name is curtis kelley i represent thurgood marshall who academy here in the district of columbia. thank you vice president madam secretary for having myself and gregory baldwin who represent thurgood marshall. my tragedy started september the twentieth of last year i have two twin sons that attend thurgood marshall in the elite athletes junior olympics one of my sons was young's council member for the district of columbia in ward five and one day he was this was this is after school you know we need to agri we need to protect our kids in schools but we need to protect them on the safe passage ways home as well and their extracurricular activities and their pox and recreations and everything that they try to go for their piece. so my sons i hear kelly went to college bound right after school to announce that he was declaring for his college to run track and to further his education and become mayor of district of columbia or something like that. or his route home he got a text from my son's our young kelly

. >> so, will we all be passengers in the car of the future? rebecca linlund is an analyst at kelley blue book. thank you for joining us. the first time you pull up to a stop light and see a car without a driver, it's going to be a shock to the system. when can we start seeing cars on autopilot? >> we are, of course, seeing them in certain locations, but i think it's going to be a while before they really overtake the industry. and it's interesting that you use that example, because i will often tell people when you get to a four-way stop, that's a very social experience, right? you all get there at the same time. you have to kind of look at each other. and the car won't be able to do that. so, there's been instances where, like on a test track where everyone stops and nobody can go because nobody knows who goes next. so, there's small things that we still have to overcome, but i think it's going to be quite a few years before we see these really deployed widespread across the country. >> and the federal government still has to approve a car without a steering wheel, so how do the ma

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. >> reporter: the handling of the case was so poor that trump said that he was considering replacing his chief of staff general john kelleyd for his part, he told trump that he would be willing to resign. >> president trump defended his former top aid rob porter who resigned as staff -- from the oval office, president trump wished him well, this despite evidence of domestic violence including photos and a police report. >> he said very strongly yesterday that he's innocent. >> reporter: trump is making no comment about the women accusing porter of domestic abuse. john kelly under fire about what he knew and when he knew it, sent a memo to the staffer who is say we all take matters of domestic violence very seriously. kelly first issued a statement calling porter a man of true integrity and honor. but after a picture -- his second ex-wife said she told the fbi everything. >> they were asking me to describe his character, asking me to describe anything that i thought might be problematic in his position. >> reporter: while the president seemed to show no signs of regret, white house spokesperson said yesterday -- >> we all

so i wonder how you read that. you know tonight the vice president has said the same thing although definitely closing ranks among john kelleyief of staff who was rob porter's big backer and defender. >> right. number one, we should not -- we americans, men and women should not have to beg the president of the united states to say in his own words that domestic violence is not acceptable. why is it that we have to beg him? these republicans who have come out to applaud the women, often they use language sort of in the third person that doesn't say donald trump, you should take this moment and use your twitter feed, in fg else, if nothing el condemn domestic abuse. the data and the anecdotes that we are hearing and not even anecdotes, emily's list which is an organization that recruits democratic women to run for office. at this time in the last cycle they were working with 900 women. in this cycle 30,000 women have raised their hand to run for office. it is unprecedented. we have five women governors now and we have five women considering running for governor of these 50 states. it is the way it is happening and just one oth

so much to both of you. all the day it's nearly done the conversation continues online at t w news my handle at sarah kelley t.v. on social media thanks for watching i'll see you again tomorrow take care. of. nature in the kitchen the. coast. constitutes abuse of all three of us he's become famous really by bringing his exquisite cuisine to a company canteens. let others have food costanza says his guests the food gourmet food. the. european social democrats are in crisis and the next generation saves them french socialists are looking for a new leader well germany's s.p.d. is facing a crucial decision rejoin a conservative government or not. young party members are speaking out can they help set the course for the social democrats future. in sixty minutes d.w. . the scars on some of. the pain are still tangible. for god. to see these etched point. they have survived do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something . in peace time what needs to happen if tolerance and reconciliation

kelley hillquist. >> i think the board had a lot of questions last time that they want some answers to, so why don't you just go ahead and jump in and start addressing those. >> okay. that's what i had hoped to do. so do you want me to just go through them? >> yeah. answer the questions. >> why index futures, i'm reading from slide four, exchange traded futures yallow us to remove the secured indexes. >> are there slides? >> it's attached to the recommendation. >> attached to item [ inaudible ]. >> did you get it? no, there's no slides attached to item 12. >> attached to the memo? >> no slides. i don't have any slides. >> oh, they might be 11, you might be in the guidelines. [ inaudible ] >> i'm sorry. >> two different pieces of material. first. >> my mistake. i thought we were on item 12. so yeah, index -- so in other words, index futures are another way to invest in indexes. they have a different structure, but the same result is index eft and mutual funds, which also are different structures from each other, but futures are easier to trade in and out of and stay fully invested. they allow investo

so for us the concern goes beyond just the arbitrary arrests and detentions it's also concerned around this expansion of counter-terrorism laws that have been used to target peaceful activists and human rights defenders ok kelley i want to bring you in here at this point and i should point out that you're not here in any way to defend saudi's human rights records unless you point out to view is that we did try all day to get that voice on but no avail. perhaps though you were able to give us some insight into why we're seeing this wave of arbitrary detentions and disappearances now. the saudi government has been or was. a human rights violator since its inception. dating back to even before this there was in the kingdom so you dollars committed to massive human rights. abuses and crimes including basically almost genocidal campaigns against local populations. it's very important to realize that and i've been working on human rights since one thousand nine hundred six since i was in high school in that country and before that i was a political prisoner with my entire family and i still have a brother and nephew in prison who spent many years in prison so i am very familiar with the record i think we need to rea

kelley we will be right back, stay with us. ♪ liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he gotn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ ♪ fight security threats 60 times faster with ai that sees threats coming. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. >> welcome back. final thoughts from our all-star panel. guy benson. >> well, i mentioned it at the top of the show. i'm going to mention it again. watching some of these companies sever ties with the nra. i mean, united customer, have been my whole life flying on that airline, and it's just bothering me to see some of these companies caving. do they want conservatives' business or not? or do they think we're a bunch of horrible people? >> and you tweeted that. >> if they're going to want our business, they have to look at what they do on the left. they fund planned parenthood, they matched contributions to planned parenthood. they're never as many talk about on the left and those causes that they donate to. the corporate social responsibility seems to only go