. ♪ ♪ >> but it's how vaughn strauss pays the bills.e designer, swimming pool builder, evenog news phrapher read like a list of cans kicked down the road until 2006an strauss begicking them up, literally. he helped a friend scrap for just a week before starting his man was ess and metal born. >> i saw the potential of the money that could be made if you did it righ >> doing it right meant among other thing, financing a truck instea of renting to improve his cash flow. this is truck number two. the first one,well, it was scrapped. >> it's probably a toaster now or a microwave. >> he also learned hours of separating copper, iron, steel and aluminum could mean making more money. >> if you don't cut it off it' 85ents a pound. if you cut it off it's a dollar. >> metal man says he's picked up about 4 million pounds of scrap, mostly in the fashionable hamptons on new rk's long island. he summered there as a child and played music gigs there as young adult. >> you do whip out on the house and there's copr allver the house so i'll approach these

the 2010-11 strauss at the top of the order.0—11 ashes series will go down as cook's greatest, england's only series win in australia over the course of the last 30 years and cook scored 700 runs in that series, and his highest career test school was in england's massive win over india in 2011 at edgbaston, these are sporting memories that have been built on patients, and for england that's what will make him so difficult replace. i think he is a dying breed, sadly, the test player who can occupy the crease, who can graft for his runs and someone you know that when they go in they are going to give you everything and someone going to give you everything and someone is going to have two prise them out, in the five—day game it is a lost commodity. i won't sit on the fence, i would like to think there is someone else, i don't see it on the horizon. in his statement announcing the retirement he said there was nothing left in the tank, his dip informed recently started with the ashes series when he only got over 50 once in the series

. >>> new at 11:00 levi strauss is jumping into the gun control debate. it's calling for stricter gun laws and is donating money. >> levi strauss is making sure its position on gun control comes in one size. the president and ceo of leave ice wrote an article this week and wrote you may wonder why a company like united states is wading into the issue. for us, it's simple. americans shouldn't have to live in fear of guchb violence. >> they pledged $1 million to places limit limb nating gun violence. how will this affect your bottom line? >> i care about the companies. >> reporter: she's a customer and is pleased to learn about the company's position on gun control. >> makes me want to buy them more. >> reporter: the nra said their mission is to disarm law abiding sit stens. >> that's my concern. >> reporter: daniel was wearing leavize when we met him at a gun club. he is worried about levi's approach to gun violence. >> everybody's against it but how are they going to stop that? are they going to try to stop guns or education? >> he said to start he'd like

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strauss, good morning. >> nice to be here. >> before we ask you questions i want to show everybody aing one of the biggest video game companies on earth, but you also at age 61, you look like this, which is ridiculous and awesome. but i -- your book is about the four pillars to becoming we might come close to the way you look, some of us. let's talk about pillar number one, which is food. what do you eat in order to look like that? >> well, i don't really believe in diets. i do believe in trying to have a healthy approach to eating that doesn't cause you take in too many calories, so the book outlines foods that you can eat an unlimited amount of, which is protein, vegetables and a certain amount of fruit. >> the stuff in front of me. >> sort of the front of the table and then to the middle of the table things that you would sort of eat in a very small amount when you're cheating or you want to make yourself feel good so that you don't deny yourself things, might be a cupcake or a potato chip here and there. >> and i can say in your defense as somebody who has spent some time with yo

not a generous gift from the state government and that enigmatic state premier of france feels that strauss. is two members of his old. name is almost really got to walk up to johnson great recent. right as well that's because it is true that it's very it was also there for the know about splits and that's a good offer tax be a. good. reason. to the sequel get stopped by you going into the. market stall for bowels basic lashes show a situation not far from civil war director on the behalf now he says original news footage from the archives is fin and that's national into finding it quite problematic for me an area that's especially real violence because it often does not come close to depicting the reality i feel it it had taken is far. too shows how unscrupulously the bavarian government of the time went about its business a lesson on the dangers of political operatives greed and abuse of power. the vast of reprocessing plant was never finished in the wake of the chernobyl disaster in one thousand nine hundred six public opinion on nuclear power shifted further the bavarian government shel

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104 not out on his debut, the start of an formidable opening partnership for england with andrew straussill perhaps go down as cook's finest. it's still england's only series win in australia over the last 30 years — cook scored more than 700 runs in the series. and his highest career test score was in helping england to an innings victory over india in 2011. they are sporting memories built on patience and for england that makes him so difficult to replace. i think he's a dying breed, sadly, the test player that can occupy the crease, graft for his runs and someone you know that when they go in, they will give you everything. someone will have to prise them out. in a five—day game, it's a priceless commodity because it is a long game. i would like to think there'd be someone else but i don't see anyone on the horizon. well, in his statement announcing his retirement cook said there was nothing left in the tank. his dip in form recently started with an ashes series where he only got above 50 once — that though was in a magnificent 244 which saved a draw for england in the fourth test, th

here to discuss the author of that, wall street journal's column in this, kimberly strauss.ith us. that piece perfectly captured the rage i have been feeling about this for so long. you put it so well. could you take us through the specific areas of potential investigation that should be emerging from the mueller probe directed at the other side, but arts? what are the areas that should be looked at? >> thanks. you can make some direct comparisons. for instance, mr. mueller has handed off probe allegations and there have been charges now brought against mr. trump's attorney, michael cohen about campaign finance violations. if you go and look, remember it was the hillary clinton campaign that paid a law firm that in turn paid fusion gps to do the dossier. federal campaign law say you need to state who you are making payment to and for what purpose. this was funneled through a law firm and they falsely claimed it was for legal services. that seems to be a direct campaign-finance violation. why isn't there some investigation into that? if you are going to have one standard for

that was strauss' third workout of that day. >> of the day? >> of the day.era. he's able to -- he's so fit he could do it even though it's his third of the day. >> can i just say, when some might see weakness this is actually what we see, dan. we see strength and we -- >> oh, slow-mo. >> with "rocky" played in the background. look that. what did you call that? your -- >> python. >> python. >> python right here. >> i was going to say i knew we were off to a good start when you called the kettlebell a dumbbell. this is going to be a great workout, folks. >> i'm not that fit. >> do you actually know how to use one of these? >> i didn't until i worked out with strauss. >> you're holding it with one hand. what is the appropriate -- >> i was learning my form. >> honestly, i don't know. >> i don't know either. >> no, but we can ask strauss. i have to say, the fact that he's 61 and that fit, he has -- and we are friends. he's been the single biggest influence on my personal health goals of anybody i have ever met. >> really? >> because you can be that fit at 61, we

. >>> san francisco based levi strauss is jumping into the gun control debate. >> they're calling for stricter gun laws and pledging a million dollars to the cause. abc 7 news reporter kate larson has that. >> reporter: while you debate skinny versus straight leg levi strauss is making clear its position on gun controls comes in one size. chip berg wrote an op-ed titled "why business leaders need to take a stand on gun violence" writing, you may wonder why a company that doesn't manufacture or sell guns is wading into this issue. for us it's simple, americans shouldn't have to live in fear of gun violence. berg blejed $1 million to non-profits working to end nonviolence and employees can use paid hours for political activism. how will this affect the company's bottom line. >> i absolutely care about the companies and their values. >> reporter: jasmine is a levi's customer and pleased to learn about the company's position on gun control. >> now it makes me want to buy them even more. >> reporter: in a tweet the national rifle association criticized the jean makers partnership with ever

(playing "strauss waltz") (narrator) how the camera moves, what it sees, the actors' expressions.igned to sweep an audience into the drama. a grand style of storytelling developed from the early days. (martin scorsese) i still watch old films i would love to direct like the old directors did. (waltz music playing) (narrator) in the halcyon of hollywood so many films were produced it lured the finest talent, drawn by the lavish production, by the creative ferment, by the chance to perfect techniques of filmmaking still in the process of refinement. (martin scorsese) the old hollywood had this wonderful method, it was like a factory. so therefore each studio made a couple hundred films a year. (martin scorsese) and there were so many people that influenced each other and they all wound up in the same place. i think it was a very -- exciting 20, 30, 40 years with so much going on, everyone influencing each other. (martin scorsese) trying this new thing and trying that. and murnau just came out of germany. hawks tried that in one film, and then went back and said "i'm not doing that a

organizers say hundreds of millions of single use strauss are used in the u.s. every day and many end up in the ocean. >> this is something really easy we all can do because i think most of us get overwhelmed with the idea of all this plastic w do i reduce it? i won't do anything at all. >> participating restaurants are either using paper straws or serving drinks straws unless a customer requests one. >>> 4:53. back on the yellow brick road. dorothy's ruby slippers are found after being stolen more than a decade ago. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! she's a breast cancer survivor. danielle nottingham has >>> a pair of judy garland's ruby red slippers find their way back home and julia louis- dreyfuss proves she is a breast cancer survivors. danielle nottingham has your "eye on entertainment." >> reporter: los angeles prosecutors will not file criminal charges against kevin spacey for the sexual assault allegations brought by a

let's go now to mark strauss man.

msk(music) >> and then you have strauss, extraordinary piece. the most challenging of all.a work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are. >> all are we all set? >> ready? >> good evening and welcome to the september 12, 2018 meeting of the san francisco board of appeals. board president frank fung will be the presiding officer tonight he is joined by commissioner lazarus, vice president swig and we expect commissioner commissioner on dirt shortly.

you heard there he was talking about not wanting to be blackmailed by the european union he came to strausswill to speak to parliamentarians to try and defend his policies his reforms in his leadership against what one of his ministers has called this week a witch hunt against hungry and what's happening is there's debate at the moment by and what they're looking at is whether or not to sanction hungary over what is seen as a flouting of breach of e.u. values and principles we're talking about things under such as. freedom of speech being eroded minorities human rights disappearing n.g.o.s civil liberties being chipped away those are some of the accusations from some any piece here who say that something must be done the hungry must be punished and must be sanctioned and they'll actually be voting on this on wednesday in the parliament and then we'll see whether or not they'll go ahead and push for the hardest punishment that the you can beat out on a member state it will be a big test for any pca a real test for the e p p that is the parliamentarian political grouping that political party

test captain six yea rs later became england's test captain six years later taking over from andrew straussord 59 tests, and became england's record run—maker in tests, when he surpassed the mark of 8,900 set by graham gooch in may of 2015. before becoming the youngest cricketer to reach 10,000 test runs a year later. he resigned as test captain, making way forjoe root in february of last year, saysing it was ‘an incredibly hard decision' taken at the ‘right time' for the team. our cricket correspondent isjonathan agnew, he says cook isn't the type of man to hang around when he's not performing to his best. i don't think we're necessarily surprised coming hasn't had a good year, averaging below what he would have wa nted year, averaging below what he would have wanted and when you have achieved all that you have and struggling to get that from back you start to look at where you are. and the hard work that will be required to try to get back into form again. i think he has looked at that, he knows the hard work that is needed to keep playing at that level and a lot of sportsmen do this, the

strauss? seeing no additional public comment, public comment is closed, and the t.a. is adjourned. >> clerk: this is the committee meeting. item number 1 is called to order [roll call] >> president tsen: >> president tsen: ok. good morning, everyone. i would like to give a shout out to our president and to fellow commissioners. always nice to see you here

strauss? seeing no additional public comment, public comment is closed, and the t.a. is adjourned. >> hello. i'm miguel hernandez and welcome to public works tv. let's see what we did last week. more than 200 people gathered in bay neighborhoods to show some love for the annual clean team and the annual coastal cleanup day. we were on-site to witness the testing of the gondola at the salesforce center. did you know that there are more than 125,000 street trees growing throughout san francisco? since july of last year, public works has the responsibility of maintaining these trees thanks to the voter approved street tree assessed sustainable funding initiative. it makes sure they have the attention they need. it's a big task, and it'll be a few years before we get to every tree in need, but we'll get there. come along as we travel with the urban forestry team. >> we are talking to drew landers. so drew, what are we expecting today? >> today, we're here pruning some trees and doing a stop sign. >> in case there's a failure, we don't want a limb breaking and falling into

you have levi strauss take on guns and at second amendment.he marketing at nike that takes on "the national anthem." carol, this is something i am concerned about, and when i talk to -- i have had an opportunity to talk to billionaires and some thought leaders on the right and business owners. and they kind of play it off. they don't think it's a big deal. but i do believe it is. i see the political wind shifting. and i think if we don't find a way to tell this tide we may wage and alexandria ocasio-cortez is our new president. >> please, no, charles, i hope that doesn't happen. right now we are in such a pace of disruptive change. we have so much disruption in terms of technology, in terms of the customers and employees that businesses are struggling with what to do, what messages to put forth. right now they are experimenting and i'm not sure they are doing it in the right way. they are hearing things like social justice is a good thing so they are going down that track, but it's not necessarily authentic. i don't think we'll continue to go

. >>> san francisco-based levi strauss says the latest company to get involved in the political debate- chip berg is the ceo at levi's and a supporting gun control. he said levi's is teaming up with a group called every town for gun safety, and is donating $1 million over four years to groups who would like to end gun violence. as business leaders with powers, the -- we simply cannot stand by silently when it comes to the issues that threaten the very fabric of the communities where we live and work. >>> san francisco police are investigating a stabbing that is being called a random attack. it happened yesterday near market. a woman was walking on the street when she was stabbed by another woman. witnesses told police it was unprovoked. the victim was taken to the hospital and the suspect was arrested. it is being looked into by officers. >>> police say a handheld tool designed to save lives in car emergencies has become a popular -- has become popular with burglars who target cars. this tool is meant to cut seatbelt and break a window so someone trapped inside the car can get out quic

strauss? seeing no additional public comment, public comment is closed, and the t.a. is adjourned. >> if you frequently travel before i van ness i might be surprised van ness will goodwill go the first transit corridor to have brt as more frequently known the goal to get conveniently van ness and geary boulevard one of the most reliable transit systems in the country van ness avenue is a major connecter between potrero hill and mission on the south side of san francisco correcting connecting us to the marina and state highway in the financial with the western edition neighborhood it is mostly residential a lot of the geography of van ness the rain that is wide it was uses is a firebreak in the 1906 san francisco earthquake a lot of building occasion that helped of hoped to stop the fire from jumping van ness had a light rail or sprash separating and along geary 0 when we came to the question of how to address the needs on haven because of its cost effectiveness we have found in the brt system with the new vehicles. >> the new mr. secretary is a change we will actually

his name is strauss zelnick.this invitation only training group called "the program" in 2012 as a way to transform his relationship with fitness. the crew tye the >> w push each other in a healthy positive way. >> you show up because you don't want to let your team members down. >> not only is he ripped enough to grace fitness magazine but ceo of the video company "take "becoming ageless" the secrets of looking younger than ever. the first thing is exercise. >> walk one day for 15 minutes and then two days for 15 minutes. >> start slowly this is principle you establish. what else? >> eating simple and sensible and doctor approved, give you more energy and make you eat more healthy. >> reporter: i can say, this man either ice cream. one of my big takeaways i need to see the doctor more. >> go to see the doctor and get. and develop some spiritual life. >> reporter: taking it together it's a realistic approach to health. >> age will no longerefe u. reporter:o see if i can ke uh zve though the gym with him. why are m

strauss? seeing no additional public comment, public comment is closed, and the t.a. is adjourned. >>> san francisco, 911, what's the emergency? >> san francisco 911, police, fire and medical. >> the tenderloin. suspect with a six inch knife. >> he was trying to get into his car and was hit by a car. >> san francisco 911 what's the exact location of your emergency? >> welcome to the san francisco department of emergency management. my name is shannon bond and i'm the lead instructor for our dispatch add -- academy. i want to tell you about what we do here. >> this is san francisco 911. do you need police, fire or medical? >> san francisco police, dispatcher 82, how can i help you? >> you're helping people in their -- what may be their most vulnerable moment ever in life. so be able to provide them immediate help right then and there, it's really rewarding. >> our agency is a very combined agency. we answer emergency and non-emergency calls and we also do dispatching for fire, for medical and we also do dispatching for police. >> we staff multiple call taking positions

. >>> san francisco based levi strauss is calling for stricter gun laws. >> the company's president and ceo wrote an op-ed titled "why business leaders need to take a stand on gun violence" and wrote, quote, you may wonder why a company that doesn't manufacture or sell guns is wading into this issue, but for us it's simple, americans shouldn't have to live in fear of gun violence. the ceo also pledged $1 million to non-profits working to end gun violence and will give employees paid volunteer time for political activism. some customers are in favor of it. >> i absolutely care about the companies and their values. makes me want to buy them even more. on the other side a gun owner we spoke to says he will continue to buy the brand but is worried about its approach wondering how they're going to stop violence. the ceo says to start he would like criminal background checks on all gun sales. >>> the day after nike announced its new just do it campaign staring colin kaepernick the company released a commercial narrated by the former 49er quarterback. >> so don't ask if your dreams are crazy,

. >>> a bay area company best known for a -- and stadium naming, levi strauss will join with michael bloomberg to form an organization advocating for gun control. the ceo wrote an op. ed. for "fortune" magazine. he said: one. number two, i support gun control. i think we have a big problem. i'm not trying to take away people's rights, but i think there needs to be stricter rules. levi's has established a fund aime and yout >> another multimillionaire has decided that they want to invest their millions of dollars and their fortune into taking away the rights of everyday citizens. sounds like business as usual. >> i like their stuff. number two, i support gun control. we have a problem. i'm not trying to take away people's rights. i think there needs to be stricter rules. >> levi's has established a fund aimed at helping nonprofits and youth activists working to stop gun violence. >>> tech stops are hoping to bounce back after a brutal day yesterday. the tech sector had its worst single day drop since late july. google, facebook and twitter all closed down with twtehit. the drop came a

. >>> san francisco bay's levi strauss, the biggest company to get involved in a hot political debatelevies is teaming up with every town for gun safety and down anything that 1 million-dollar in the next -- down -- donating $1 million in the next four years. we cannot stand by silently when it come to the issues that threaten the very fabric of the communitys that we live and work. >>> time is 6:58. well, nike's just do it ad featuring collin kaepernick will start airing tonight during the nfl's season opener. >> there is collin kaepernick. the commercial is narrated by the former 49ers' star. the former envelope envelope quarterback has been at the heart of the controversy for kneeling during the national anthem two years ago protesting racial injustice. >>> when the regular season kicks off tonight, the defending super bowl champs, the philadelphia eagles, host the falcons on thursday night football. the eagles are still the favorite despite injuries to their quarterback, carson went and other key players. >>> 49ers are on the road against the minnesota vikings with their first gam

these affiliated with the robert strauss center from the national security of law at the mercy of university of texas and the john goodwin center for political studies at southern methodist university. he is authored a number of books and articles as well and received his phd from uc san diego. welcome, panelists. we are very happy to join. we will have 30 minutes of discussion followed by 15 minutes of question and answer. et ourite you to twe participants and use the #refugees in america. let's begin. professor, you publish the research paper that i believe the audience is leafing through. can you give us a quick history of the refugee program and tell the audience about your major findings from this paper? >> it is certainly the case that the intent and the outcome of the program clearly saves lives. that is undeniable. however, because the president has the prerogative to set admissions criteria, foreign-policy considerations have often crept into the admissions process. years, this was to the consternation of human rights defenders and refugee advocates who wanted a more purely humanita

and the philosopher and thinker leo strauss with whom i'm not generally in much sympathy about his substantive views, he captured it very neatly. you can understand this with two cities. jerusalem and athens. withalem we associate revealed religion and there is the story, the book of exodus, about the golden calf. it's a very powerful story and moses has led the a lot of their straight -- out of their slavery in egypt. they wander in the desert and he goes up to the mountain and has some kind of interaction with god that transcends normal human understanding. i think about it in contemporary terms. he goes to burning bush.com and downloads the law. god.s an interaction with when he's up there, down below the people say where is this moses who let us out of the land of egypt? what has become of him? n, and they say make us gods's to go before us like all the other nation. he says bring me your gold in your jewelry. they melt it and they make of it a golden calf. they danced before it and they warship it and they sacrificed before it and they say these are your gods who brought you up out of the

glenn is back with me, also joining me is daniel strauss, national political reporter for politico, andel for nominations for the ranking democrat on the senate judiciary committee. let's get started with you, lisa. as we know, kavanaugh was widely expected to be confirmed. but when you weigh in the detailed allegations now and a name behind it, does it change the equation? >> well, i think it does. you have a situation where she's courageously come forward and made serious and credible allegations against this nominee. i think it would be irresponsible for the senate judiciary committee to proceed with a vote next week, in fact, it was be contemptuous of women across america to continue to try to rush this nomination to a vote. i think the nomination should be withdrawn. that's really the only reasonable course of action here, especially where you have a nominee who has testified in ways that are so misleading about the facts and the law, about the issue of what was the digital watergate, the theft of the senate judiciary committee's files when he was in the white house counsel's offic

he is affiliated with the strauss center for international security and law at the university of texas, the international peace research institute in oslo, and the john goodwin center for political studies at southern methodist university. he has authored a number of books and articles as well, and received his phd from uc san diego. so, welcome panelists, we are very happy you could join. he will have about 30 minutes of discussion, followed by 15 minutes of question and answer. there are some questions on the seesmic front for the question and answer, we ask you to tweet, our participants, and use the hashtag, and refugees. okay, let's begin. professor. you published the research paper, but i believe the audience is leaking through. can you give us a quick history, of the refugee program, and tell the audience about your major findings in your paper? -- >> it is certainly the case, that the intent, and the outcome of the program, clearly saves lives. that is undeniable. however, because the president, has the prerogative to set annual admissions criteria, foreign policy consideration

he made his test debut in 2006, and became test captain six years later, taking overfrom andrew strauss's record run—maker in tests, when he surpassed the mark of 8,900, set by graham gooch, in may of 2015, before becoming the youngest cricketer to reach 10,000 test runs a year later. he resigned as test captain, making way forjoe root, in february of last year, saysing it was "an incredibly hard decision" taken at the "right time" for the team. cook will still continue to play for his county, essex, but after a dip in form for his country over the past couple of years. our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew says cook isn't the type of player to hang around when he's not performing to his best. he hasn't had a very good year, his averaging well below what he would wa nt to averaging well below what he would want to be everything himself, and i think when you have achieved all that you have and you are struggling to get that form back again, then you start to look at where you are, and the hard work that will be required to try and back into form again. and i think he's looked at that,

he made his test debut in 2006. and became test captain six years later, taking over from andrew strauss, when he surpassed graham gooch's mark of 8,900 in may of 2015, before becoming the youngest cricketer to reach 10,000 test runs a year later. he resigned as test captain, making way forjoe root in february of last year, saying it was "an incredibly hard decision" taken at the "right time" for the team. cook has confirmed he'll continue to play for his county, essex. and another former essex and england captain graham gooch, one of those former england record holders that cook surpassed, says he must be considered as one of the best of all time. you could say there are more exciting players to watch, more entertainers to watch but he will have to be ranked in the top two or three, i would say. apart from him andjimmy three, i would say. apart from him and jimmy anderson, most players have been brought up in the t 20 era. they have scored in that type of play as well as the traditional play. i think he is a dying breed, sadly. the test player who can occu py sadly. the test player who

the philosopher and thinker leo strauss, with whom i am not generally in much sympathy, he captures very neatly. you can understand this with two cities. jerusalem and athens. jerusalem, we associate with revealed religion. there is a story in the book of exodus about the golden calf. a very powerful story. and moses led the people out of their slavery in egypt. he goes up to the mountain to have some sort of interaction with god. it transcends normal human understanding. in contemporary terms, he goes to the burning bush website and downloads the law. he has an interaction with god and when he does, the people say where is moses, what has become of him? and they go to erin and says make a god before us, like the other nations. and he says, bring me your gold, your jewelry. they melted it and make a golden calf. they dance before it and they worship it and they sacrifice for it. they say, these are your gods who brought you up out of the land of egypt. meanwhile, on the mountain, god says to moses, behold, this is a stiffnecked people. these are the ones considered the chosen people. the

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