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so, nicolle, one of the things we -- this is how fbi agents refer to what pompeo did the abc news clip you played. called deception by omission. when you're interviewing the subject and see the halting language, the hesitation, nervous laughter, then they just forget to tell you that, actually, you know, although i haven't seen the i.c., i.g. report, i was in the room. so they just leave that out and it's evidence of consciousness of guilt. the other thing that i think it's important for viewers to understand is pompeo's come out and said, i'm not going to allow this to happen to my staff, my employees, this bullying and intimidation. rest assured, he's not protecting these very seasoned, mature, professionals. rather, he's protecting the president from the truth because the fear, of course, is that these employees are going to say -- these foreign service officers are going to say the truth. they didn't know what rudy giuliani was up to, they can't defend this, they were undermined in their professional capacity. it's going to be quite ugly. and back in my bureau career when we had th

take us through what was so disturbing to you that you heard today. >> hey, nicolle. well, i just want to emphasize how my patriotism sort of swells up when i meet one after another of these career foreign servants who don't -- it's so obvious, they don't care about democrats, they don't care about republicans, they are out there around the globe defending the national security of the united states, and to have the president, himself, say that he is going to put the muscle on a foreign leader to help him in his domestic political, you know, problems, and then to have his acting chief of staff admit it before he walked it back on national tv, what so was disturbing today is just the weight of evidence is so overwhelming that it's -- it's a sad day for any patriot to have a president doing this. and anybody who cares about the national security of our country, and you know, nicolle, let me say, i represent warren, michigan, i represent sterling heights, michigan. we have a lot of ukrainian-americans in my district who are patriotic americans who love our country and love

so i let it go. [laughter] nicolle: glad he didn't ask me. [laughter] mr. comey: it started to get so defensive i worried it was going off the rails. so i pulled out, in a rhetorical sense -- [laughter] mr. comey: reducing the temperature by saying, look, we are not investigating you. which was true. we were not. and we are not investigating this. we simply thought you needed to know this because, as i told you, the press is about to run with this. we do not keep secrets from the president of the united states. we need you to know this, but we are not investigating you. that was the essence of that second meeting. nicolle: that story is so important in my attempt to understand his war against law enforcement, and what would appear to be a war that the attorney general william barr has co-joined against the russia investigation origins. i think it is important to remind people that when you went in to brief an incoming president of this country, he asked you not one question about a russian attack on america's democracy, which should have been his now foremos

. >> so, nicole, surprised, no, disappointed, deeply.s a leader an agency of a cabinet department, i think this is the order of your obligation, number one, the public, number two the men and women and the department that you serve, and last and frankly deadliest would be the president. and so i was really disappoint when did bill barr didn't stand up for bob mueller and the fbi. i am still waiting for that one. >> me too. >> so i guess i am not terribly surprised and don't hold your breath. so i guess i am not terribly surprised that mike pompeo wouldn't do this for the state department. i can tell you this. the foreign service officers, the analysts in the state department, the support personnel are all waiting to hear whether or not their leader is going to stand up for the men and women of the department or continue to remain silent. i hate this cliche but the silence speaks volumes. >> can i just press you and ask you what the silence tells you? because it would seem to me. you know me, i have watched enough crime show and read abou

>> nicole: yes. soll learn at your first executive planning meeting on tuesday that we have a process by which we delegate how the council is going to respond and what the response is. >> great, thank you. >> ms. senhaux (chair): thank you very much. i'm going to proceed to adjourn. i thank everyone for their time and patience for the meeting going over. and have a nice weekend. >> three, two, one. [applause.] >> congratulations everybody. thank you. >> so the project was driven by the need to improve conditions for people biking and walking from beach street to mcallister. between 2010 and 2015, there were 290 traffic crashes including two deaths, 110 bike collisions and 78te 78 pedestrin collisions. the construction was a little over two years. it including pedestrian crossing, better bike facilities, new street trees, we repaved the entire corridor. fern alley has decorative street plants and new palm streets. cbd helped maintain the alleys and they are planning farmers markets and pop ups and bands.

>> nicole: yes. soll learn at your first executive planning meeting on tuesday that we have a process by which we delegate how the council is going to respond and what the response is. >> great, thank you. >> ms. senhaux (chair): thank you very much. i'm going to proceed to adjourn. i thank everyone for their time and patc

. >> nicole: so we can be thoughtful, i think, about how we list those disability categories. >> okay. >> nicole: so whatever we're representing is accurate to the actual inventory or not. >> right. >> nicole: does that make any more sense? i think we need more discussion. >> i agree. i want more -- i would love more discussion, too, because i think it's a conversation that could happen between yourself, myself and maria and then we could figure out the business side. the part between you two and then i'll implement it. >> nicole: right. i want to make sure we're not misrepresenting what is or isn't available. and when there is more available that could still be utilized by someone with a disability -- >> technically set aside unit for mobility, but it could still work. >> still work because it's an accessible building. i want to make sure, there are many people with disabilities who, beyond navigating our website, just have difficulty navigating the process of finding housing. which i think we hear in every public forum, but people with disabilities in particular struggle with matchi

so, any co -- so, nicole was great, and we worked through a loose organization, a body of people who care, essentially, that continued to talk about how do we create the equity program here in san francisco? through my work with super nova women, i helped to create panel discussions from here to boston, massachusetts and the woman that helped us to create the panel became a commissioner in massachusetts and she created a statewide equity program, very much fueled by our conversations and the work we are doing here in california. now, in san francisco, i head up the original equity group, which is dedicated to building pathways and bridges for our equity capplicants. we have been working with larger cannabis organizations to figure out how to do mentorships, potential grant programs and accelerator pra programs so we can see more equity products on the shelves. there is so much more than that, but i could be here forever. we also ran a six week program to give a high level overview of how to navigate the current legislation, the current regulation and we took that education and we did

. >> so nicole, i spent the day in washington where needless to say heads are spinning on the developmentshe feeling here is that impeachment is inevitable. and if something can become more inevitable, it's donald trump, who finds out how to make it more inevitable every day. >> the city does feel different. and he does appear, at least today, to be making their jobs a little easier. >> yeah. he's doing their work for them. thank you, nicole. >> have a good show. >>> another day, another smoking gun. today we actually got two more smoking

>> so, nicole, i think you're getting into some really important stuff here.nd let's go through the mechanics of a presidential phone call. number one, there is a set of talking points that in normal times are prepared and briefing points. so the question i want to know just like you are asking is who is doing the,,quote/unquote, prebrief for the president before he made this call. number two, i want to just emphasize for your viewers. it's just extraordinary to me that secretary of state pompeo was on the call. i want to know where he was. was he in the residence sitting with the president? and if he was, most certainly they would have rehearsed about what was being talked about. and when secretary pompeo says i'm there because i know the policy better than anyone else, i wondered, well, why is john bolton not there? that is the normal job of the national security adviser, not the secretary of state. and moreover, when he says that, if you look at the content of the call, none of the substance of u.s./ukrainian relations was discussed. you didn't see the pres

. >> so nicole, i spent the day in washington where needless to say heads are spinning on the developments spinning on the developments of the day. and the feeling here is that impeachment is inevitable. and if something can become more inevitable, it's donald trump who finds out how to make it more inevitable every day. >> the city does feel different. he does appear at least today to be making their jobs a little easier. >> she's doing their work for them. >> have a good show. >> thank you. >>> well, another day, another smoking gun. today we actually got two more smoking guns if you're counting. depends on how you're counting in the impeachment investigation of president trump. three actually, maybe it's three. you will decide at the end of this hour. and we are going to have to spread out these three smoking guou

. >> so nicole, i spent the day in washington where needless to say heads are spinning on the developments of the day. and the feeling here is that impeachment is inevitable. and if something can become more inevitable, it's donald trump, who finds out how to make it more inevitable every day. >> the city does feel different. and he does appear, at least today, to be making their jobs a little easier. >> yeah. he's doing their work for them. thank you, nicole. >> have a good show. >>> another day, another smoking gun. today we actually got two more smoking guns if you're counting. depends on how you're counting. in the impeachment investigation of president trump. three, actually. maybe it's three. you'll decide at the end of this hour. and we are going to have to spread out these three smoking guns throughout the hour. we have to find room in this hour also to discuss a new whistle-blower emerging at the irs who may be reporting something about the president's tax returns. and at the end of the hour we'll take a look at how vice president mike pence's week is going as he is now sinking de

so nervous. >> charlize, nicole and margot on the film that tried to take down fox news. >>> plus an all femalearvel movie. >> i don't think of myself as a woman in hollywood. >> then look who finally joined instagram. >> it was all your fault. >> which friends jen is following. >>> plus our black shelton ex cloous if and look who is here to co-host. >> were you nonton ybruno to bri >> felicity, have you prepared yourself if you're sentenced to prison time? >> we're told the actress checked in here to the federal correctional institution in dublin, california at 9:00 this morning. she was driven by husband actor william h. macy who is, quote, a rock. even though felicity had until next friday to begin her 14-day sentence she checked in early. today her rep tells "e.t." ms. huffman is prepared and when she's released will begin serving the remainder of her sentence, one year of supervised release and 250 hours of community service. >> you have the right to remain silent. >> felicity's home for the next two weeks has been nicknamed club fed and "forbes" once called it one of america's ten cushies

now i'm joined by our correspondents nicole for this she is in one it's always good evening to you nicole so we've got a transition of power from the business friendly president mockery to the center left under president elect fernandez how drastic will this shift be in terms of economic policy. well that's the big unknown here at the moment because he says that he wants to do everything differently but doesn't really say how we don't know who his finance minister is going to be he has said very little about his plans of renegotiating the country's debt with the i.m.f. economists certainly say that what is to be expected is less market friendly economic policy and also a lot more protectionism one thing he has announced is what he calls a social contract between unions and employers that would freeze consumer prices and income for 6 months but everything beyond these 6 months is a worryingly unknown considering the country situation right now president obama is basically it looks like he's going to try to undo most of president to mark these policies so how much support do you think he's goi

take us through what was so disturbing to you that you heard today. >> hey, nicolle. well, i just want to emphasize how my patriotism sort of swells up when i meet one after another of these career foreign servants who don't -- it's so obvious, they don't care about democrats, they don't care about republicans, they are out there around the globe defending the national security of the united states, and to have the president, himself, say that he is going to put the muscle on a foreign leader to help him in his domestic political, you know, problems, and then to have his acting chief of staff admit it before he walked it back on national tv, what so was disturbing today is just the

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nicolle: we need to out the whistleblower. mr. comey: this is about the legislature gathering evidence to make an assessment and share that with the american people so they can offer their view about whether there is sufficient basis to remove the president from office. nicolle: do you think it is? mr. comey: the same answer i gave before, there may be. i want to keep an open mind until i see whether there is evidence we haven't heard about that cuts the other way. i don't know. but in the facts i have seen, it may well be sufficient. i was against the idea of impeachment when it was just the bob mueller material because, in part, i thought, it is so complicated. the people do not have a grasp on it. it is important to have the most important process pass judgment on the president. let's have an election. but my view is, i don't know how as a member of congress you can look in the mirror and say, i am upholding the oath i swear if you do not take action. [applause] nicolle: let's talk about you. -- there was recently a new york times article -- i don't want to summarize it, but you are standing in your liver worm in a seat -- in your living room in

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working with nicole. so when the california public utilities commission is doing their rulemaking process, we have made explicit requests that they're going to be notifying individuals on their data bases, although as jan mentioned there are limitations to that. they're notifying public safety, which is including emergency management, fire, law, health and this is something throughout the bay area, we are asking pg&e to do. where we see gaps and a psps was initiated in june in the clear lake area. it was pg&e did as much outreach as they could. they used a different data base and information they had so residents in that area, there wasn't a lot of complaining about not being notified. that doesn't mean that the converse is true that everybody that got it. it seems to have worked in terms of the current plan that they have. but certainly, we still want to ensure that it's going to be successful for here in san francisco and in any populated region in the bay area. >> how are you going to do that? >> it's con

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. >> by then i was in so much pain for nicole, i wasn't thinking about the police at that point.s being arrested was not something that was on my mind at that time. >> choppers with cameras continued to hover over the scene. beaming live pictures to the millions who were watching the lapd's every move. >> you got to understand the history of the lapd. there were people betting on us that we were going to fail and have a horrific outcome. and the folks that were there were not going to let that happen. >> at times the choppers had trouble getting a clear view. not so for photo journalist roger sandler. he continued shooting pictures. in fact, sandler was so close to the action that robert kardashian mistook him for a cop and made a desperate plea. >> he kept grabbing my arm and begging, don't kill him. you shouldn't kill him. please don't kill him. kardashian was pleading with me with tears in his eyes. >> the team began to negotiate with simpson. >> we immediately go to work. we want to introduce dialogue. >> but they faced yet another challenge. the bedlam surrounding them, the

>> nicole: yes. soll learn at your first executive planning meeting on tuesday that we have a process by which we delegate how the council is going to respond and what the response is. >> great, thank you. >> ms. senhaux (chair): thank you very much. i'm going to proceed to adjourn. i thank everyone for their time and patience for the meeting going over. and have a nice weekend. >> once i got the hang of it a little bit, you know, like the first time, i never left the court. i just fell in love with it and any opportunity i had to get out there, you know, they didn't have to ask twice. you can always find me on the court. [♪] >> we have been able to participate in 12 athletics wheelchairs. they provide what is an expensive tool to facilitate basketball specifically. behind me are the amazing golden state road warriors, which are one of the most competitive adaptive basketball teams in the state led by its captain, chuck hill, who was a national paralympic and, and is now an assistant coach on the nation

and so with that, i'll turn it over to my colleagues here. i'll introduce first nicole chulick, she's a senior foreign service officer. spent much of her career in south asia before helping me to spearhead the e realignment of gpa. then to matt lussenhop. also a senior foreign service officer who served much of his career in the middle east and most recent lly seved in bell g and morocco then we'll hear from chris dunnett to tell you about their work in countering influence operations from our global adversaries, particularly in the digital space w. that, over to nicole. >> thank you, michelle. >> so as michelle just mentioned, there has never been a more exciting or important time to be engaged in public diplomacy and communication. in shaping how the united states communicates policy and values overseas and dmoesically. the global public affairs was created to strengthen communications at the department of state. we're now four months old. let me tell you about its creation. the goal of the merger of the two bureaus at state, the bureau of international information pr

>> nicole: yes. soyou'll learn at your first executive planning meeting on tuesday that we have a process by which we delegate how the council is going to respond and what the response is. >> great, thank you. >> ms. senhaux (chair): thank you very much. i'm going to proceed to adjourn. i thank everyone for their time and patience for the meeting going over. and have a nice weekend. ready . good morning, today is wednesday , september 18th, 2019. this is a regular meeting of the abatement appeals board. i would like to remind everyone to turn of all electronic devices. the first item on the agenda is roll call. [roll call] we have a quorum. the next item is item be. the oath where are part -- all parties giving testimony please raise your right hand and stand. do you swear the testimony were about to give is a truth to the best of your knowledge? thank you, you maybe seated. for information his, we want to state the department will present its case first then the appellant. each individual has seven min

on this busy street, after a night of drinking, and stumbling out of a bar, amber nicole is terrified for her life. >> so have my friend recording this just in case anything happens, if i get jumped, and my friends car gets attacked i just want everybody to know its because of these boys who are attacking us. keep recording, keep recording. >> i felt like we weren't safe. i had to get help. >> reporter: that's when she's beaten. she says multiple times. somehow staggering back into frame. >> oh, my god, somebody hurt you, babe. >> i'll bleeding, i'm bleeding so bad. >> call the cops! >> engine six, respond to a party bleeding at 14th st. and market st. >> reporter: amber is rushed to the hospital. her jaw shattered. all her mother juls martinez can do is bear witness to her daughter's pain. >> my worst fear was here. like, "is she okay? is she breathing? is she alive?" >> so what's the first memory that you do have? waking up. i had so much blood in my mouth and my throat, all over. this wasn't just some black eye. it wasn't some scrapes and bruises. >> this is someone's child. this is a human being. thi