a third of your commitment to solis fund, thank you. >> president stansbury: thank you very much. are there any other members of the public who would like to address the commission under general public comment? seeing none, we will close general public comment. next item, please. item 6. >> action item. staff update/recommendations on six strategies to address climate transition risk. >> president stansbury: we can call public comment at any time. due to the smaller crowd, is there any preference from anyone who is here to speak on this item, whether they want to speak now or later? i will hold comment on this item until after staff has a chance to make the presentation, the floor is yours. >> very good. president stansbury, on january 24th this year the board approved six measures to adopt a carbon constrained strategy for spurs investments. to summarize, the first was to adopt a carbon constrained strategy for $1 in the public market strategy, the second was to hire director of e.s.g. third is partner with institutional investors to promote initiatives that would reduce carbon e

dijo que la prioridad es cuidar a las personas que fueron afectadas, el caso de ruby solÍs que perdiÓndio. >> no lo puedo creer. yomara: ruby sintiÓ alegrÍa por la visita. >> quÉ bueno que mi vida le importa a Él. yomara: donald trump estuvo acompaÑado del alcalde, recientemente donald trump amenazÓ con cortar la ayuda federal a este estado, pero hace un par de dÍas declarÓ estado de emergencia en california. hoy dejÓ en claro que todos tienen que trabajar en equipo para prevenir los incendios. espera que este sea el Último incendio catastrÓfico que experimente california. beatriz: en la visita del primer mandatario tambiÉn hubo fuertes gritos y consignas en contra del presidente. algunos manifestantes dijeron que esta era una catÁstrofe y que el dineseguridad tendrÍa que haber sido donado a los afectados por el incendio. en tanto las tareas avanzan para ubicar a vÍctimas de los incendios. es una labor que se trata de lograr antes de que empiecen las lluvias de los prÓximos dÍas. en paradise vivÍan muchos jubilados y personas de edad avanzada. se ha puesto en alerta las comunidades y

. >> alejandro sotelo solís, á >> visitamos la diversidad de opiniones, voces, edades, experiencias porque entre otros datos latinos está la ministra del distrito escolar de san isidro, paloma aguirre, y vivian moreno que logró un asiento en san diego como concejal en el distrito ocho . >> las elecciones de anoche dejaron a personas votando sobre condiciones laborales, esto para quienes trabajan en hoteles en la >> mientras la protesta de trabajo es hoteleros continuaba, la medida z sube a $15 el salario mínimo por hora para quienes trabajan en hoteles, se 50/4. si no les dan beneficios de salud el incrementos a $20. >> en mucha gente fuera, que gana menos de $15. >> beneficiará a 1500 trabajadores a partir de julio de 2019. >> se belina celebra que se incluye límites acerca de la cantidad de cuartos el spend asignar porque se ven abusos. >> de 28 a 30 cuartos. >> trabajadoras buscan protección contra acoso sexual de los ustedes. >> nos abrea deudos, y los encontramos en la medida s tabaqueras desde un botón de pánico para reportar problemas. >> sentirnos valoradas, es humillante que esto

, y dijo: [hab que la prioridad es cuidar a las personas que fueron afectadas como el caso de rubÍ solÍsubÍ vio la visita de trump como una esperanza. >> me sentÍ bien feliz. porque quÉ bueno que mi vida le importa a Él. Íbamos a estar bien. >> la visita de trump estuvo acompaÑada del alcalde de paradise y el direct or de fema. recientemente trump amenazÓ con recortar la ayuda federal a este estado. pero hace un par de dÍa declarÓ estado de emergencia en california. hoy dejo en claro que todos tienen que trabajar en equipo para prevenir los incendios. espesea el Último incendio catastrÓfico que experimente california. arantxa: el inspector general del condado de los Ángeles determinÓ que un equipo de la patrulla de caminos del departamento del alguacil de ese condado, cometiÓ discriminaciÓn racial al detener en busca de drogas a miles de conductores hispanos inocentes. la investigaciÓn se desprendiÓ de un trabajo periodÍstico que concluyÓ de que siete de cada 10 conductores detenidos eran latinas. una tasa mucho mayor que automovilistas de otros grupos Étnicos. >> para conductores como r

steve cortes and patti solis-doyle. happy thanksgiving to you. >>> i want to take you to paris now, stunning pictures coming out of there, protesters filling the most iconic street in france, the champs-elysees with fire and explosions. the usual scene of tourists and parisians and cafes and luxury shops replaced by burning vehicles as 8,000 protesters clashed with 3,000 police in riot gear. the demonstrators who call themselves the yellow vests, are angry over rising fuel prices. police used tear gas and water cannon in an attempt to break up the demonstrations. cnn's jim bittermann joins us from paris. jim, tell us why these protesters are so angry. >> reporter: well, i think it started off as a fuel protest a week ago, ana, but in fact, over the last few days it's generalized a lot. people are just dissatisfied with the macron government. his approval rating has dropped to 25%. they're worried about the rising cost of living, about pension payments that aren't really making ends meet. so it's just a generalized anger

desaparecido de la faz de la tierra, solo los escombros quedan de lesiÓn ya fue un lugar de ensueÑo para solÍse vivido en esa casa por 20 aÑos, es lo Único que conozco yo y mis hijos. >>> el mismo dolor de haberlo perdido todo lo viven cientos de personas al norte de california. >>> se quedan nuestras vidas acÁ. >>> ella y mÁs de 250,000 residentes del estado, se vieron obligados a abandonar todo y huir del infierno que se vive en esta zona. >>> nos llegamos todo lo que podÍamos, teniamos cinco minutos para evacuar. >>> por su parte autoridades dicen que ahora comenzarÁn las obras de recuperaciÓn. >>> en rueda de prensa el vocero de los bomberos dijo que hay muchos daÑos y muchas lÍneas de luz caÍda, Árboles peligrosos y vehÍculos abandonados. >>> dentro de la tragedia aparecen los que se aprovechan para robar, en paradise arrestaron a dos hombres vestidos con chamarra parecidos a los del servicio forestal para tener acceso a la zona, autoridades advirtieron que aplicarÁn todo el peso de la ley en estos casos. >>> las llamas estÁn acabando c con todo lo que se opone a su paso, estÁn pidiendo r

11 tonight as we get outside itants to give us a little bit of this rain starting to move in ever soli ghtly but lightly now we're going to have toelcome it heavy as we progress. get very look at this at 7:00 in the morning. so all of this heavy rainfall in thhe orange and bright yellow you see here are the heavier e preparedso just for this. leave a littleearlier, just plan your commute efftively so that you won't be too late but you'll be safe. and here 11:00 in the morning it's still around. on by the a hours, 3:00, 4:00, we still have some of thin the clouds all ove again.o so rain shows, 56 degrees by , miabout 12:00 tomorrow daytime highs will be 60 the city and into the 50slsewhere across the board. 50 degrees rain moving in and tomorrow we're going to be heating it up to six 0 degrees. i do anticipate it by theaf rnoon and if you take a look at t 7-day forecast, we've got plenty of rainfall for tuesdayae get to hump day and that hangs ar a bit before we have another b of round of wet weather by the time we get to friday and the weekend is all right agai once again tomorrow morn

part of those fifteen who traveled to saudi arabia who are believed to be enticed with the job of soli covering up the murder so it's clear that this stage turkey still wants this to go ahead they're asking for permission to go back to the consul general residence short walk from where i'm standing where there's already been a search but there is a well there that they want to check out so they're continuing to push ahead to get answers to the three questions that right at the one put out which is where is the body who is the local collaborator and who ordered the death of jamal khashoggi. there live from istanbul allan thank you. the chump administration has announced it's reimposing all the u.s. sanctions on iran which were lifted on to this twenty fifty nuclear deal donald trump put this photograph on his twitter feed to announce those sanctions he went for the program game of throw in that tweets. as you know sanctions are starting on iran. you know iran is taking a very big hit but the country is not the same country as when i started. almost two years ago a red is a much differen

is team is also reviewing millions of dollars of investments from china as well as it related that solis previous us that was considered close to beijing well earlier we spoke to junaid muhammed who's a journalist with the mel deaves independent he told us the new president has prioritized strengthening ties with its neighbor india first the mystical the speaking man of the biggest changes would be in terms of how do you look when it is perceived by the state and by the government. during the previous administration we saw a lot of. infrastructure projects that were coming up in breakneck speeds on the country and this was seen as. a combatant and promoted as development by the government but the current president he has promised he has pledged and it's included in the state budget for the next year as well now. human development a focus on human development including. more educational opportunities including the sponsoring of higher education for young people the only country he specifically mentioned in the speech which was india he talked about strengthening ties with india and other

of the mold the maldives has sworn in its new president abraham mohammad soli he was the surprise winner of the election in september against former leader of the i mean the allah nation's location near strategic maritime lanes has put china and india at odds for influence in the region solace when is seen as a setback for china which had signed several infrastructure projects with the means administration at least thirty three people are now confirmed dead after a cycling hit parts of southern india cycling just struck six districts of tamil nadu state on friday with heavy rains in winds that reached one hundred twenty kilometers per hour wind and eighty two thousand people are in emergency shelters a lame british cabinet minister has told prime minister to resign may there's more work to be done on her draft breaks it deal andrea lets him who is leader of the house of commons is heading a group of ministers who want made to amend the agreement the prime minister will meet e.u. leaders at a summit in brussels next week where the deal will be signed what i'm doing is working very hard to

so certainly take it now one group who was very happy that it snowe e soly and even this early in the year, the school kids. they got a day off of class today. >>re going to be ruing this day come june and days pile up. >> let's paceurselves. thanks, megan. >> we s >> we saw some of the conditions this morn tg. let's melissa. how is it looking out there on the roads? >> 270 here, montgomery village avenue, a lot of snow accumulated on the grassy areas. overall the volume is nice and light because folks are staying home, as theyhould be. heymarket her-- haymarket here. we're sleeting around town right now so our roads are covered in thisarea near georgetown, a crash blocking the right side of the road in great falls. a crash blocking westbound lanes and 70. very, very slow through the boonsboro area. >> the snow didn't exactly miss the district. students had to make itla to in messy weather. mollet green has been waiting to talk to. th >> here's a picture fromhe scene of a shooting. the victim is still alive. also new this morning, a prince george's county police offir suspended. he's

canadian's death because i'm grateful we had the opportunity for them to leave behind what they left behind solyan be sad or fall part. it's like wow, look at the gift that was left. >> plainti >>. >> thank you very much. you're beautiful. thank you. >> john bellushi was a really remarkable to watch on stage because you couldn't take your eyes off of him. he had this extraordinary power. >> i logged a lot of miles training for that day and i downed a lot of doughnuts. chocolate doughnuts. they taste good and they've got the sugar i need to get me going in the morning. >> john is very much like his comedy. it was on the edge and it pushed the envelope. >> they all thought i would be the first to go. i was one of those live fast, die young leave a good-looking corps types, you know? but i guess they were wrong. here they are. this is the not ready for primetime cemetery. >> i was in high school when john bellushi died. i'm not sure why but i was devastated. i cried as a teenager. >> death is a drag. and a terrible bargain you come into the world and you've got die at the end. it's like who thought

republican strategist kevin madden and commentator and hillary clinton's former campaign manager patty soliskevin, what do you make of hyde-smith's opinion polling? was it an apology? >> it was an apology. the problem with apologies, especially when you have to do them in a debate, it puts you on the defensive. you never want to be on the defensive. you want to be talking not about your mistakes or comments that you think are being twisted by your opponent, but instead talking about your record, talking about the future. it will be up to the voters in mississippi on whether or not they believe it was heartfelt. but clearly just from a tactical standpoint in this campaign, the mississippi republicans and the hyde-smith republican are definitely on the defense right now. >> on that note, opponent mike espy, who would be the first african-american senator for mississippi since reconstruction chose not hammer her on the comments. he said after the debate he tried not to be too hard on her. what's your advice on how to handle something like this? >> i think hyde-smith has really taken a hit over

patty, she and steve soli are a couple.hey are living together as boyfriend and girlfriend, and they start to live a fairly normal life. >> shortly after we moved back to san francisco, i really didn't see hearst. we operated still on a need to know basis. there was no need for us to know where patty lived. steven, her lover, was our link between the two places. >> after the group moved back to san francisco, their political activism just took one form, bombing. >> bombing was an entirely different thing in the late '60s and '70s than it is today. >> across the nation, between january of last year and april of this year, a total of 4,330 bombings have been reported. >> patricia, bill and emily join in with mike bortin, jim kilgore, steve solia, kathy solia in starting to make bombs. >> one time they were fooling around with these pipe bombs in the backyard and went in for lunch. and lo and behold, there was a fire in the back, and all of the sudden the fire department comes barging in. they don't knock. they come barging in

with us, doug hye and patti solis doyle. also, the president propagating once again unfounded and genuinely dangerous myths about voter fraud in florida. he said, i'm going to quote here, i have seen it. i had friends talk about it, when people get in line that have absolutely no right to vote and they go around in circles. sometimes they go in their car, put on a different hat, put on a different shirt, come in and vote again. nobody takes anything. it's really a disgrace what's going on. if you buy a box of cereal, you do anything, you have a voter i.d. you can buy cereal without an i.d., and in fact, in florida, a voter i.d. is required here. in your view as a republican as well, is this dangerous for the president of the united states from his pulpit to be calling into question the votes in such a crucial state as florida? >> in a word, yes. i think it was troubling for a lot of people when he was doing so in 2016 as well. obviously, he won that result, and then it was a big, beautiful result with no fraud. but the reali

i know there was some so ll soly around the lute lawsuit. he said we need decorum.s the conversation in the white house how he needs to behave. he is still making these threats to a news agency that was targeted by a bomber wearing one of donald trump's hats. in that regard it's worse than discrimination. he's not let up at all. i think it's further more proven how much of a puppet he is to slad plvladimimir putin. he's treating the press the same way putin treats them. >> putin is widely accused of human rights abuses that involve jailings and killings. >> he's getting up to it. >> i want to look at the types of fights he picks. the cnn thing seems to be its own thing. i'm trying to cover that as objectively as possible. viewers know they are our come p -- competitor. he's attacked reporters who are black. >> black women. >> let's take a look. >> you are a rude terrible person. >> what a sptupid question. >> you're creating violence by your question. you. >> i show you that because how do you view that when so many of those interactions are and trump understands th

we should start talking in third person solis is a thinks. care about "time" magazine. i never read it i never really have. i have never been a reader of it they put hillary clinton on the cover something like 2 times. that tells you a lot you need to know about "time." honestly i couldn't care less who they choose. >> sean: isn't it fun how "time" or reporters actually asked donald trump who should be the person of the year? [laughter] >> julie: when you are asked to grade yourself. a plus. >> who do you think should grace the cover? >> capri: i don't care much like lisa. who do you think? >> capri: jeff lynn and electric light orchestra who renoon nighted elo. >> julie: okay, that's not happening. [laughter] any other predictions, congressman? >> sean: i don't think it will be trump. the media hates him. look at how everyone talks about him. look how great this economy has been. people are going back to work. wages are rising. kids are graduating from college and moving out of our basements which we all love. parents love that he has been r

of product do we deliver, and what kind of product would be useful for us to handle as whether it's soly or as follow-up to another, to a congressional hearing, i think one of the things i've seen frequently, not all the time, i've testified six and a half years probably approaching 40 times at hearings, is in many instances, again, not all, little follow-up. we have a good hearing based on our findings, other people at the panels who are policy makers, members talking policy, good give and take, bipartisan agreement, discussion about the important issues. but often times i always wonder what happened next and many occasions they're on to-- you know, everybody's onto the next issue, whether it's members of congress or the agency leadership, and that's something i hope that folks step back and think about. not just let's have a hearing and call it a day, but what do we learn at the hearing, because what i've also learned in this job at every single hearing, the question i get from both sides, doesn't really matter who's-- which administration it was that was in power, who's in charge, it'

after two years negs i'll have been a she was welcomed home by supporters and president elect mohamed solis he was sentenced to thirteen years in jail in twenty fifteen on terrorism charges for ordering the arrest of a top judge now this happened during the rule of the former leader yeah i mean i've done a game on the trial was criticized as being politically motivated game and suffered a surprise election defeat last month. politicians in armenia have dissolved parliament in order to trigger a snap election the prime minister of the former ruling party resigned in april after weeks of anti-government protests opposition leader nicole led the demonstrations against corruption and poverty he was chosen as the country's interim leader in resigned to set new elections into motion. turkey's justice minister has demanded that saudi arabia cooperate fully in the investigation into the murder of the society journalist and critic jamal khashoggi turkey has revealed the gruesome details of what happened to him its chief prosecutor says georgie was strangled to death as soon as he entered the consula

the maldives has sworn in its new president ibrahim mohammad soli he won the election in september against former leader of the yemeni the wind was seen as a setback for china which side numerous infrastructure projects with the means of ministration so they have a decision list for the maldives independence an online news website he joins us now live via skype from the maltese capital mali good to have you with us so how do you expect the new president to want to govern the country what sort of policies will be will he be implementing. i think i don't mystical is speaking one of the biggest policy changes would be in terms of how down the point is perceived by the stand and by the government. during the previous administration we saw a lot of. infrastructure projects that well coming up in breakneck speeds on the country and this was seen as. down and promoted as no weapon by the government but the current president he has promised just and it's included in the state budget for the next year as well now. human development a focus on human development including. more educational opportunit

you authorized efforts to solis it from mayors as long as was done after hours. the pross came in, convicted the christie officials and say ta never attempted to separate politics from their jobs. so given the criminal conduct was taking place at the highest level of the christie administration, do you believe you provided sufficient legal advice? >> two responses. first, i think it's important to make clear for the record that i had no knowledge, involvement or participation in any of those events. >> you accept no responsibility? >> certainly, senator. i think the events that were ultimately subject to federal inquiry, federal criminal prosecution and convictions that are now pending before the third circuit was an appropriate response to difficult conduct. we certainly took steps to ensure at all times that the highest propriety, ethics and legality were followed in the office. regrettably, that did not appear to happen. >> months later, you fired one official for muisconduct. that had been going on for nearly a year prior. did you make any efforts to monitor

we'll be ready >> are you taking solis in this decline in energy crisis and 20 bucks in a month or twos amazing to watch you think we are pass the peak fear of freight and what about wages? >> when you look at the trade offs, sometimes higher wages we have done this for many years, we know how to work to make the appropriate adjustments and at the top of the end making sure that we got the right products at the right values to do this at the right rate while taking care of customers wages right now, we are competitive. when you look at our colleagues on commission of what they sell, that's an advantage. 94% of our colleagues over the course nine months have gotten an incentive bonus that adds into whole picture of what we pay and how we invecent our colleagues we have seen good success. >> on the demand side trying to figure out how long this better consumer environment is going to last we do have lower gas and higher wages, that's a good thing how much do you think was the tax cuts announced adding more money into consumer's wallet and how sustainable? >> we have less layer and we are

carlos: marco antonio solÍs estÁ muy feliz y emocionado y en el revoltillo le damos las imÁgenes queen una contienda electoral, este aÑo hemos visto un aumento drÁstico en la publicidad negativa. >> algunas de las carreras mÁs reÑidas y feroces pueden surgir en la polÍtica, el uso de anuncios negativos es comÚn y este aÑo se vio un aumento drÁstico. de acuerdo con el centro para una polÍtica responsiva. pueden estos comerciales e negativos realmente motivar al pÚblico? >> por ahÍ me motiva mÁs a votar. >> Éste analista polÍtico dice que sin importar con inexacta o engaÑosa sea la publicidad, suele funcionar. como este comercial nombre latino acusado de haber matado a dos policÍas, asegura que los demÓcratas lo dejaron entrar al paÍs. pero fue deportado bajo el gobierno del presidente clinton y regresÓ de manera ilegal en los aÑos de bush. molina dice que tambiÉn en la polÍticase vale de todo. >> el contenido es sujeto a la enmienda nÚmero uno de la constituciÓn que es la libertad de expresiÓn. >> la cantidad de dinero en estas publicidades tambiÉn podrÍa romper un rÉcord para las ele