he will join sophia, a 14-year-old female. now, zoo keepers there say they're giving them time to adjust. so if you go out to happy hollow, he might not be out there in the exhibit for a few more weeks. let him get surrounded. get him used to what's gong on here. >> beautiful. >> so chianto and sophia at the happy hollow zoo in san jose. >> we should do a field trip. >> see you back here tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- john travolta, sophia bush, musical guest, dierks bentley, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 8-8-3! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! that is a hot crowd here tonight! hot new york city crowd! welcome to "the tonight show" everybody. [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. you're here. you made it. guys, i'm so excited about this. we have john travolta on the sh

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he will join sophia, a 14-year-old female.say they're giving them time to adjust. so if you go out to happy hollow, he might not be out there in the exhibit for a few more weeks. let him get surrounded. get him used to what's gong on here. >> beautiful. >> so chnto and sophia at the happy hollow zoo in san jose. >> we should do a field trip. >> see you back here tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight shta jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- john travolta, sophia bush,

sophia, you'rejust ten.n today? because it's100 years of women's votes. yeah? and have you had a good time? is this your first march? yes. well, there you have it, and claire, mum, why was it so important to bring your sophia down? i think it's really important that the younger generation understand the important work that the suffragettes did and that they really use their vote in the future. and to come down together, what's the day been like for you? very warm, very sunny, but fantastic to see so many women together and you can can hear them very noisily celebrating the 100 years of women having the vote today. and speaking of different generations, barbara, thank you so much forjoining us. now, tell us why you're here today, why you have been marching? i met of group of activists from wokingham district, the women's organisation, helping women and girls in particular and we thought it was really important to come along and join in the march and we have been energised to see so many women of every generat

sophia kaczan died nine days after she was pushed to the ground and had her handbag stolen in derby. having been charged with the alleged manslaughter and robbery of sophia kaczan yesterday afternoon. —— derby. an inquest into the death was opened and adjourned yesterday with the coroner confirming she had suffered a broken neck and cheekbone as well as other facial that that make injuries. this morning, the man spoke only to confirm his name address and nationality as polish. the 39 nanga brook to the floor throughout the hearing and was required to enter a plea. —— the 39—year—old looked to the floor. he will appear before the derby court onjuly three. a 14—year—old boy's appeared before magistrates, charged with seven robberies that took place across north london within the space of an hour on thursday. police told the court the boy was a passenger on a moped during the robberies and that they found 13 mobile phones in his possession when he was caught. the rider of the bike hasn't been found. a 12—year—old boy has been taken to hospital after being hit by a tour bus in glasgow. p

sophia was pleading with her not to leave her alone, not to leave her with the police. angelica told us she does not know where her 3-year-old granddaughter sophia is ever since they were separated by immigration officials friday. >> these are papers that say you're the legal guardian and they say these don't matter. no. these aren't important. this person is helping separated families. he ruins the house in san diego immigrants. they took in 32 immigrant parents after federal authorities withdrew criminal charges for illegal entry. the parents were separated from their children and do not know where they are. >> when this policy was implemented in the beginning, it was implemented without any plan. >> reporter: the department of homeland security says there is a process to ensure family members know the location of their children. there is a 1-800 number and an e-mail providing information. homeland security also says the reunification process is well coordinated. garcia says it's not. >> the system is set up that once you take the child from the parent, the parent the

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. >> and this isn't operating in a vacuum, sophia. that people choose and some of them are getting close to decision time. take a look at what michael cohen's friend, donny deutsch, told us about the decision he may have to make. >> i believe at the end of the day, michael cohen is going to do, and i've said this before, what you would do, what i would do. to do what's best for him and his family. i think whatever comes out involving michael will have to do with some stormy daniels' things possibly, possibly some missing links to solve the problem with russia. >> sophia, i know you're not a professional anger translator, but what would your translation be of what donny deutsch is getting at? >> one, i agree with him. i've been on the record for months now, saying that cohen would flip, call it flip, cut a deal, whatever it is. it's about self-preservation. look, you're an attorney, i'm an attorney, we're all attorneys here. we've all dealt with witnesses, whether it's in congressional investigations or criminal cases. when a person is

sophia, what issing about roseanne barr? should she have been canned? >> absolutely. and if we're doing a cop pair son contrast to samantha. >> let's get to that first. ted, was this seen as fair by the world, by you, firing of roseanne barr. >> she's gone now. >> sure. i immediately thought bizarrely enough of going back 30 years to jimmy the greek. he said some racist comments. >> i think he had three or four glasses of wine for lunch. he talked why african-americans don't get coaching jobs. he said they don't have the necessaries. you know, he was obviously making a statement about iq and all. it was awful and he was finished. howard cosell who was great in so many ways and who made that comment about a monkey, too. there's something in the brain with some of these people. >> it's nothing new that you get fired for saying racist comments. >> people always do. the statement yesterday, the president's spokesperson sarah sanders wrote the language used, the second case, samantha bee last night is vile and vicious. the collective silence by the left and allies is appal

just want to say thank you, sophia in the back of the chamber. thank you for your help. if anyone has any questions, comments or complaints, please see sophia. thank you. all right. that was a mouthful. all of these dates are going to be published on the website so that if you need to refer back, that it is available to you. now, moving on, we just wrapped up items five and six. now we are going to pivot and go into the highlight of the day, and that is our department presentation. just as a reminder, everyone, please remember to keep your presentations to five to seven minutes. we will dive in after your presentation with more thorough and thoughtful questions. first, we're going to hear from the san francisco unified school district. i believe ben rosenfield's going to be presenting on this. with you heard this two weeks ago at the may 30, presentation. all right, ben, you're up. next after ben, we'll hear from the civil service commission, michael brown. >> you are correct, madam chair, the -- what the appropriation that's noticed here today is a small appropriation t

sophia szymanski in new york for us this evening thank you very much. well here with me in this studio to talk more about this is alan kohler from the j.f.k. institute at the free university of berlin when imposing these tariffs president trump invoked a seldom used section of trade or from the one nine hundred sixty s. in fact allowing him to impose trade barriers when there is a threat to national security was was there any sign of that. i thought canada i thought the european union i thought mexico were all friendly countries and also that we're all in the same boat together speaking about security so it's clearly one of these distant ideas of industrial policy if you don't have something very specific then somehow you're less of a nation less secure but it is clearly just made up the only way he could get to do what he's just frightened to do and he's doing it does seem rather obscure but the u.s. common. saying not enough had been done to reduce that trade deficit we do have to acknowledge it is it is very large does he have a point that sometimes

mum, why was it so important to bring young sophia down?ey really use their vote in the future. and to come down together, what has the day been like for you? very warm, very sunny, but fantastic to see so many women coming together. and you can hear them very noisily celebrating the 100 years of women having the focus today. speaking of different generations, barbara, thank you so much forjoining us. tell us why you are here today, why you have been marching. we are a group of members from a women's organisation, helping women and girls in particular, and we thought it was really important to come along and join in the march. and we have been extremely energised to see so many women of every generation here. and just seeing all these women of all generations, all different backgrounds, walking alongside you, marching alongside you. what does that feel like? i think it's absolutely wonderful. i think it's marvellous. i think it has given a great lift for women, particularly equal pay, as they are all shouting. and it's been a wonderful day.

is a man is as a leader that his country can put more trust into jason strother and sophia here. thank you. president trump has hailed today summit as a turning point in relations with north korea but many are criticizing the joint declaration some accusing the u.s. president of conceding too much sweden's former prime minister carl bildt currently serves on the european council of foreign relations is treated as fair to trump evidently agreed to limited u.s. defense efforts in south korea in return for so far nothing more than words we have seen before. to the bitterest athene who has the nobel prize winning a nuclear disarmament group i can she also condemned aspects of the summits outcome tweeting there is no agreement on nuclear disarmament and this all looks more like a big welcome party to the nuclear armed club now many groups are also hoping for your president and chairman would discuss the issue of human rights in north korea the country has a poor human rights record on the north korean leader has himself been accused of ordering members of his own family to be killed t

as if you yes sophia that's correct if you take a very long view not to be on as we are all very sad. all right the chancellor summing up the mood there tom what went wrong for this team well i think possibly they underestimated the magnitude of the task and they tripped up. a mexico side which of course you know their dangerous team but it would actually you know germany have the talent to beat it there was a warning sign in that game which they seem to fail to heed they didn't really change their tactics that much in the sweden game they scraped through it with you know a out of the blue boat with genius basically from tony cause but that's not enough and you can't rely on scraping through by a stroke of genius that's not a tactic that's going to carry through. like i say germany went into this tournament feeling very confident. but perhaps they edged pos confidence and into complacency they took themselves up as the favorites a lot of the older players didn't really seem to be that inspired i think lewis also has to take a lot of criticism because he could have fielded he could hav

is fourteen and comes from italy she's singing her cover of sophia do you know which german the original song you could win yourself some very cool albums take it away. so who did the original writer and says who did w pop explored was us hasa six in one three three five five berlin germany or email us pop export at e.w. dot com don't forget to include your own postal address we're giving away cities by kiddo cats kids and dynamite larry and matson good luck we end up our show with a scandal thirty years ago milli vanilli conquers the pop world with gold you know it's true this was the dip your single produced by german hit giant funk fabia but later it transpired that did you have more of an end rop a lot of us didn't after a single sound themselves it was all lip sinking anyway it's still one of my favorite classic hits have fun watching the video and see you next time on public sports by phone no. and. from the few. taken intercity. model like fast or slim. knitted sweater and you have knitted camouflage. a project by photographer ford. that might just pull the wool over your. your ro

and one confederations cup so really it is still one of the best teams in the world yes if you yes sophia that's correct if you take a very long view but to be honest tonight we are all very sad. all right so a very disappointed chance so we know she's a big fan of the germany team as well john coming back to you know because you've been following this german world cup campaign all the way in russia was there any indication that things could go this wrong. or certainly even before russia the way that germany played building up to this tournament was just horrendous germany have often been called the tournament team there was this presumption that they would click into gear when the tournament got started and that never really happened mexico germany were poor and they lost sweden they won but they were lucky and against korea they were completely outdone it all came apart you know so probably says it better than anyone else i think if you hadn't spoken about southland often enough and knew how tough it would be but we couldn't implement it all by me as i am deeply disappointed i was so it

he'll join sophia, 14-year-old female. zoo keepers say they are giving him time to adjust so guests may in the see him on the exhibit for a few weeks. >>> this morning retired air force colonel with california connection is pushing a new way to help veterans. oday as the launch. he worksthat helps vets cope wi and health issues. one activity that hand crafting flags. the program is raffling and auctioning flags. >> i think it's important because we have to protect those who protect us. those who serve, whether veterans or first responders devote their lives, their family's lives to the flag and what it stands for. in the time of need we need to give back and protect them. >> the air force base near yuba city. can you find details on the fundraiser at warriors heart.com. >> nice to see. 4:56 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay. wn? >> cooling down in spots that were really sizzling over the past couple of days. in concord upper 50s through the morning and mid-70s by we'll talk about the weekend ahead coming up ne

sophia, what are the homegrown reasons for concern here?been quite week since they , because theuary government de-leveraging campaign is reducing liquidity in the system. that would not be a problem if the economy would hold up. the concern is that the mounting risks beyond china's control would hurt economic growth. and remember, economic growth has artie been slow this year, it is growing more than its percent, but it is meant to slowest pace since the 90's. anything that could cause a credit crunch, which is becoming more likely, is what is making markets week in china. saw things start to falter even before the trade tensions flared up. what do you think the t could do -- what impact could it have? sofia: not only on gdp, most people are seeing the impact on that could be minimal, but it is the whole intangible sentiment damage, that it could cause. that would curb investment, it the impact in the financial system, that part is quite hard to gauge. rrrne: and we have seen the caught that came in to weaken, but it did not really boost t

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other less marketable species are being used to fast allies or fish food or simply discard it i'm sophia rightly in london u.k. marine scientists are working together with local fisherman to get consumers hooked on sustainable seafood. based me for london a tiny startup by the name of sol share is hoping to change london his relationship with fish. to fish for the german. order for the simple inserts. you choose how much for she want you want to uncover beautiful it's a bit like a budget but with. three but with a couple it's. ensure fischman we bother in time and then handed out to us it's a really good way of just getting ahead of the maze and finish trying things that maybe you haven't tried before and also supporting the god of cool to. infinity is one of five or three and a half thousand small scale fishermen working in english motives but unlike many out this piece families being in the business but generations to come to the trade a decade to get lost in my the fish and let's go a little boys out of all the ones that told us what the current situation of the school said you know f

told them to sophia and you know i'm so the shevardnadze said today we're got lots to talk about in our program and our guest is. the rock of. welcome back senior u.s. officials are being hounded by groups of trying to vist there's been a sharp rise in these incidents following the president's controversial immigration policy which has since been shelved this resulted in the children of illegal migrants being separated from their parents aunties kind of walk and picks up the story. anti-government activism in the united states has become increasingly confrontational with a new emphasis on ostracizing and humiliating elected officials sarah huckabee sanders the white house press secretary found this out the hard way when she made the mistake of trying to eat out in a nice restaurant last night i was told but there were no threats hand in lexington virginia to leave because i work for poor and i politely left the secretary of homeland security had a very similar experience however she actually made it to her table inside the restaurant first however she couldn't enjoy her meal before thin

in twenty six teams sophia one alberto solaire twelve platinum discs and cemented his breakthrough. he's been living in berlin since twenty fifteen right now his brother is visiting. going to a german father and a spanish mother he had always been captivated by his grandmother's piano he started playing when he was ten. when his family moved from barcelona to tokyo that also had a huge impact on his music. about how we all enjoy and i think i was able to overcome my fear of singing competition because karaoke is so commonplace that i count on in europe sixteen year olds my go to clubs there they go and sing karaoke for five for one of coca from karaoke to international stardom the twenty seven year old also gathers inspiration on his frequent travels. but in mexico i was in mexico this mini flu and i kind of wherever i go i'm a big fan of bringing back an instrument something local in colombia i boarded easier kind of flew i've always liked visiting places and bringing home instruments i've never seen before and it's going to be like i just can't. in his songs he also talks about hi

tons of other less marketable species are being used to fast eliza fish food simply discard it i'm sophia rightly in london u.k. marine scientists are working together with local fisherman to get consumers hooked on. sustainable seafood. based in east london a tiny startup by the name of social is hoping to change london his relationship with fish. to fish for the gents. order now over disciplines it's what you choose how much for if you want how far you want it and come and get it from right so it's a bit like a budget box but let's say. we work with a couple of ensure fisherman we bother him and then handed out to us it's a really good way of just getting ahead of the maze of fish trying things that maybe you haven't tried before and also a supporter they got a call to mostyn finot is one of five to three and a half thousand small scale fishermen what he means to schwartz is that unlike many out this families have been in the business but generations to come to the trade a decade ago. the oysters my fish are still a problem was not a ball it wasn't also the drought situation of the scho

my name is sophia kitler. the item before you today is an update to the administrative code governing the process for representatives elected to the retirement board, retiree health care board. these boards, which include elected representatives from the fire department, the police department, and other, quote, miscellaneous representatives, are meant to ensure that the best interests are represented in the fiduciary king the retirement board take up issues such as fossil if you will investment and proxy voting for diver -- diversive pay. in constructing these amendments, the goal was to not become so burdensome that grass roots candidates are penalized from running. supervisor cohen respectfully asks that you accept the proposed amendments and continue this item to the call of the chair. members of the ethics staff are available to answer any questions. thank you. >> okay. great. maybe you or kyle can just talk about the different amendments here because there are quite a few. you can walk us through them, so

russia ties going back to normal and that's it for this edition of sophia kohout see you next time. and sort of see. all the old. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. yes phone no i don't have what was the last time that you went on the internet no i'm not using these village is it safe because. i sure there is no actual music ters there and they are all going to be sure the baby does a class of his that is the. question we're going on we thought. is a death as part of the other so can we get. a. bit more work i risk. previously yes and no they are being false form in a very misleading member of the society. that you left out. of. the headlines on oxy international day five of the world cup will see england take home to new zealand in volgograd and ahead of the match shotty put both teams fans to the test. it's all a postcode it's all about football i think up until fota i could see where you were going to have a little bit of the game the idea here is thinking that

sophia had to start earning money at age seven and married at age thirteen with the mufti's approval. then she began to resist as a muslim woman she wants the same rights other greek women enjoy. a group. that we're almost blindly follow sharia laws because we're muslims if we were somewhere else in other cities we've got not have problems like these with the sharia the face of no women not our grandmothers and our mothers in ourselves know exactly what sharia is this we just follow it as a religion blindly is here to voice when he says. but is no longer willing to follow blindly she started an association to help the casualties of the women's traditional gender based restrictions. all of them had to start work as children and marry extremely young only to be deserted by their husbands the roma community ostracizes deserted women but all too often they can't get remarried because the mufti won't approve a divorce. or take it like i'm innocent us no matter what the man does a muslim woman has no say she's not allowed to get angry to talk or to make demands as if she can't do anything t

hello welcome to sophia mccomb sophie shevardnadze as they see fellow world cup two thousand and eighteenis in full swing here in russia streets are flooded with interest especially here behind me in a red square but what does that mean for the players on the ground while i ask a legendary french football player a winner of the world cup and the euro cup.

at sophia played golf. for i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime stamping each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent of the market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelms the only numbers you need to remember one one this will show you can't afford to miss the one and only boom box. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox swiss customs are here permanently all the site is controlled by them and they impose the opening times to opposite the possibilities from stop us the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe masterpieces by artis

positive trans atlantic trade agenda as friends and allies and you have seen the conclusions from the sophia summit only a week ago with the heads of states where they unanimously articulated the elements of such a positive trade agenda and i remind you that that could include voluntary regulatory cooperation on certain areas where there is mutual benefit for us to cooperate it could include cooperation on energy to be the gas it could include cooperation to reform and work to strengthen the w t o including to unblock the very unfortunate situation of the blocking of the uplift body arbitrators and it could include. a discussion towards how to shoot a smaller agreement focused on tariffs on industrial goods on both sides that would be mutually beneficial and where we would discuss industrial goods and also public procurement. so we had this numerous talks and we have also explained from the european union side that we think that the core reason for the concerns that the us have on steel and aluminum is not the european union are not the cause of this we have also suffered from the overcapaci

welcome to sophia until i'm so the shevardnadze said today we're got lots to talk about in our program and our guest this. little rock that. russia has cold feet but they have qualified for the second stage of the free for all cope and baseline would have been mightily prior to the great lamp yashin the only goalkeeper ever to weigh in the following duel looms large in the city in moscow on our travels this week we're going to simply we're going see some of the fun times to alton galleries and we've got a shot with him on that one the world cup gold and between ninety and ninety ice his team is still very much in it they're playing some great football that's croatia enjoy the sun calling will show. as one of the great strikers if it's where football big stuff will. thank you for joining me thank you fantastic he was spoken a couple of times already oh so you think you have a ways to go the still playing yes we should croatia we own two games into the. two wins. you make it look too easy. to look it's volk up it's first of all football is down school competition of course everyone come

dot com up next though prepared to be charmed by the delightful host of sophia stay with us. welcome to sophie and sophie shevardnadze the u.s. military is relying more and more on drone warfare does modern weaponry doing more harm than good brendan ryan just forward clone operator in the u.s. military is with me today to share his experience. modern warfare can be found in mountain passes down near urban streets but aircraft firing missiles over afghanistan can be guided remotely from a base in nevada in a dark room lit by computer screens or by a. i let you know you get the skies what plays in the mind of a group reader before he hits the button is it easy to point to the new thousands of miles away he said of face to face those who engage in war be distanced from its dangers and consequences. brendan brian two served in the u.s. air force as a drone operator welcome to our show it's really great to have you with us brendon hi. thank you for having me right out both obama and trump haven't raced drone warfare with strikes in somalia and yemen tripling in trump's first year

you do a lot of hard work trying to diversify the republican party, sophia as well.t the reality is this isn't about the rule of law. this anti-immigrant fervor we're seeing in europe as well, this vehemen vehemence, this callousness, this is about demographic panic, not the rule of law. donald trump either claims he can't change the law or only he can fix it. isn't this a vein inside of your party that has a tissue rejection against a specific kind of immigrant? >> i think it has a rejection to peop who are breaking in our country illegally. i do. i see it at the rallies. >> do we see this kind of vehemence against the irish who have overstayed their visas? we've had groups come over from island ireland. you don't see it. you see this. >> they see the southern border. they see the length of the southern border, which is from hilton head, south carolina, to the middle of maine. that's how big that boarder is. and they see people coming over here, breaking in our country. that's what they see. now, you're right, do they see the irish, see the others? probably not. but

for example, we are a major contributor to 0peration sophia, the eu's counter—illegal migration operation staff and support to the libyan naval coastguard. the public perception here is that immigration is largely a problem of the european union and that if we leave the european union, our immigration problems will be largely resolved. in reality, the majority of immigrants over the last 20 years have come almost every year from outside the eu. and when we look at africa, where the population has doubled in the last 25 years and is likely double again in 30 years, the pressures to get across the mediterranean to europe are going to be huge. some of those will make it to britain. so do we not therefore have to continue, whether or not and when we leave the eu, to work very closely to face this common problem with our european partners? perhaps what he does identify is the kernel of the problem, and that is, i think, to adopt what the uk has been adopting, which is a whole of route approach, which is to try and actually identify the problems at source in the countries of origin and do whate

. >> samuel l jackson returns, and he and sophia bush says the film is a success, and not just for superpowersnd spandex. >> it was that family and what they represented in terms of being like so many people. >> the incredible's is really a story about family and community , identity, acceptance, and service. that i think is why so many people identify with it. >> the next chapter begins in theaters this weekend. >>> celebrity chef gordon ramsay is tearing up for the debut of his brand-new show called 24 hours to hell and back. it follows ramsay as he tries eilg restaurants in one day. ramsay has 24 hours to rescue and revamp the locations from the menu to the shops, and even the core. >> i think it is me at my best. i am relentless. i am brutally honest. there is no bs. i know where all the problems are, and i'm coming straight for you. >> he says the show is a compilation of what he has done for the past two decades. he hopes viewers will learn what to look for when they eat out. it is tonight at 9:00. >>> so, this is the one that i have my eye on, the chicken on a stick. >> it is a shish ke

hold them to sophia and tell i'm. not sad today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our cast. good luck to. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super manager killion their owners and spending three hundred twenty million fly a. book it's an experience like nothing else on earth because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy great so what more chance with. the thinks he's going to. during his years serving his region is chief executioner jerry would hear inmates swear they were innocent. when you hear a person going to his death be sticking out that he was innocent to the last syringe going to his body he's taken out that he was innocent on his last words his last. give me something to think about as an execution and it place some doubt. there was one young man in particular washington jr. he was tried to tell society

sophia: representing emerging -- ets it has been a rough year. they are 14% of the january high.has taken a 180 this year from the first quarter when we were talking about tightening. my chart is throwing up more smoke signals. stocks and bonds tend to move in the same direction. consider this. in bonds, they are off to the worst in history as you can see by this diving blue line. 5.5%, the light in weight. -- the line in white. is looking like a very sorry picture. i presented this to you as a winner for the battle of the charts. [laughter] rishaad: we will see what haslinda has. haslinda: i will keep it simple. i will stay with e.m.. trend -- thed the bot bucked the trend. let's show you this particular chart. the blet's show you this particr -- thailand has a few things going for it. billion, a large current account surplus. so no need for tightening despite rising rates in the u.s.. not an issue for the thai economy. the land of smiles continues to smile. its growth forecast continues to bahtase, the weaker boosting exports. forget about the noises from the u.s. as well as ch

good morning, everybody, and i did want to -- gave a shout out at beginning, i think sophia kitler, she did a great job organizing and sending us all the information. i don't know who she is but she's listening. i'm sorry to break your streak of no arguments and the first time i've come here with some arguments so number one i think it's important to know that we fully expect to expend our current budget this year. i don't think we will have a balance left at all and our new budget has no new f.t.e.s included in it. we have 1.8 million above last year that accounts for a small cola, 1.2 million for pretrial division which is really not enough and 650,000 the sheriff's department took on to support the miss da meaner behavioral health court with beds and transitional housing and some public-health workers that are not assigned in my budget. and that replace a grant that ended this last year. the budget also accounts for the fees we have given up in terms of collection. we're no longer collecting fees from defendants but electronic monitoring and supervision in sentenced programs. >> pard

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oversight committee now contributor to nbc.com's editorial page "think" and author of "e pluribus" sophian. >> you, like me are a conservative. even though our party is going through a phase right now where they're not conservative, they're not conservative on spending, they're not conservative on deficits, they're not conservative on debt. they're not conservative on entitlements, they're not conservative on trade. they're not conservative on alliances, they're not conservative on you know -- holding together ronald reagan's coalition for a free and safe america. they're not conservative -- you name it, they're not conservative. and yet, they are, they seem to be obsessed on doing things that further further divide their politicians from the majority of americans who will be determining who win elections over the next 40 years. how bad has the last week been for members of my former party politically? we see the polls that show the generic ballot test is widening again in democrats' favor. how bad will this be in '18 and '20 for republicans. >> you know steve schmidt left the republican

i understand we have sophia kitler -- i think she's going to present -- >> actually. we'll be speaking in support. >> thank you so much. please. thank you. >> supervisors ronen and peskin, thank you for having me here today. my name is eugene hillsman. i would like to thank ms. cohen. the health code currently allows one 90-day extension. this proposal would amend the health code to allow for additional 90-day extensions. this is necessary to transition our dispensaries to adult-use sales and move them to the office of cannabis. it has allowed them to stay in operation and remain in compliance while supporting the broad broader equity goals. further, while we'll continue to build the regulatory apparatus and open our system. this ordinance cou affect 55 article xvmcds. 38 of them are retail store fronts. 38 operators have been provided an extension to date. we're going to see an increase in need in the future. these medical cannabis dispensaries have supported the equity goals and the temporary operati operation. you can find this on the equity page. examples of benef

looking at the daily pennsylvanian, there is a dorothy roberts, a sarah barringer gordon, a serena, sophiaee, tobias barrington wolf. who are they? amy: those were my colleagues. there were multiple pieces published and letters and protests published. that is an attempt by for historians on the faculty to write a substantive response to our piece. i did not object to that piece. i did not agree with it at all. i thought the argument was transparent really fallacious. but praising bourgeois hold true in the 1950's, which was the high water mark of it, in our country, they objected to that. as far as i could reproduce their argument, their argument was "you can't praise the 1950's because the 1950's were a time of patriarchy, racism, sexism, mistreatment of minorities, terrible things happened during the 1950's, discrimination was rampant, and ergo there was nothing good about it." i consider that a complete non sequitur. they seem to be making an argument that the only reason the 1950's were good for the theye was because mistreated all these other people, which is a very strange argument t

looking at the daily pennsylvanian, there is a dorothy roberts, a sarah barringer gordon, a serena, sophia, tobias barrington wolf. who are they? amy: those are my colleagues. there were multiple pieces published and letters and protests published. that is an attempt by for -- four historians on the faculty to write a substantive response to our piece. i did not object to that piece. i did not agree with it at all. i thought the argument was transparent really fallacious. but praising bourgeois in the 1950's, which was the high water mark of it, in our country, they objected to that. as far as i could reproduce their argument, their argument was "you can't praise the 1950's because the 1950's were a time of patriarchy, racism, sexism, mistreatment of minorities, terrible things happened during the 1950's, discrimination was rampant, and ergo there was nothing good about it." i consider that a complete non sequitur. they seem to be making an argument that the only reason the 1950's were good for the people it was good for was because they mistreated all these other people, which is a very s