stringer? >> yes. >> supervisor fewer: and would you say there is a regular amount of steam cleaning that happens on a regular basis in every commercial corridor? >> by public works? >> supervisor fewer: yeah. >> if so, it would be because of an add back by the supervisor or it was an area that was identified as being a problem. >> supervisor fewer: so if you were to look at a commercial corridor, for example, chester street in supervisor stefani's district or a street in my district, would those be cleaned on a regular basis? >> i believe chestnut street yes, but it was by an add back. >> supervisor fewer: so supervisor stefani, it was by an add back that she was getting her street cleaned. so it looks like that outliers are not getting cleaned unless it's an add back by a particular supervisor is that correct, mr. stringer? >> that is correct. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. and then, pit stops -- and i understand when i look at your pit stop map, i see those pit stops are at places

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given it was just eight yea rs stringer given it was just eight years ago that they room —— rentingnd usher in the most appalling welfare cuts that have damaged and ravage the country ever since and that is not even to mention nick clegg's famous u—turn on the student fees. so i find it ha rd to on the student fees. so i find it hard to believe that they have revived their brand to that extent but i think it does that make the thing about the european elections is people were warning the labour party for instance, they were saying you cannot just discount party for instance, they were saying you cannotjust discount labour voters switching to vote for other parties as a according to yougov, 40% of them dead in the european election, you cannot just 40% of them dead in the european election, you cannotjust say they arejust doing that election, you cannotjust say they are just doing that for the european election and will come back to the labour foe and a general election because once they have broken that habit... house but to suggest that. if you have been a die—hard supporter of any

larry stringer from public works. so, we are right now in the midst of installation of about a thousand sensors in cans throughout the city right now. the best strategy is to give before it overflows. currently, the sensors that are going in will notify us automatically when the can reaches 80% and at that time, a request will go directly to recology who services them and we had good success rate with the pilot, which was about 97% that they got there before the can actual low overflowed. that is one of the strategies. the other one is by reporting it to 311, we also review the data monthly to see the cans that are most overflowing. we start investigating the root cause. is there not enough pickup? is there illegal dumping going on? maybe we just have to remove the can. because it's being abused. >> supervisor stefani: what about the design of the trash cans? >> we're working on that as well. >> supervisor stefani: there are some that are just really easy to get into and it doesn't matter whether or not you have a sen

yvonne: james pool joins us from singapore and david stringer in melbourne.im, take us through in terms of the soft commodities and reaction we've seen so far. certainly seeing a big hit when it comes to soy futures and cotton as well this morning. jim: soybeans and cotton have been hit hard but soybeans and corn have come up, last time i looked soybeans up 1.5% and so was corn. the reason is the sense of cancel hat china didn't in purchases. it kept the tariffs at the same level. society targeted some other areas, not agriculture. so though that is suffering and has suffered because of the tariffs we don't see any sign yet that china will cancel the purchases already made of soybeans. that's about seven million tons of soybeans china has purchased, that's still going to be shipped as far as we know. there's a relief this morning. there's been a bounceback in soybeans and corn. rishaad: david, oil has been spared from china's list of american goods targeted with these regulatory tariffs, so why shipments? are they likely to be casualties anyway? david: absolu

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he's a free lance journalist, or stringer, as they're called. he shoots video, gathers documents and sells the material to various media outlets, including abc 7. he shot this video of a natural gas line explosion in february and appeared on the air. >> i was told by someone from the water department that this was a 12-inch gas main. >> reporter: it was a similar situation later that month. san francisco public defender jeff adachi died in this north beach apartment. he shot video and sold them to abc 7 and other stations. in march, the medical examiner concluded adachi died from a toxic mix of cocaine and alcohol. in april the board of supervisors held a hearing about the release of that police report, wondering if someone leaked it because adachi was a long-time critic of the department. >> to have that type of maligning going on of a public official in san francisco is disgusting. >> reporter: they called for a full investigation and heard from his widow. >> it was despicable what the police department did to myself and my daughter by releasi

streets of certain areas picking out you know of muslim establishments for attack now we have a stringer in that area this morning and speaking to the people interesting lee some people have claimed that the doors behind the violence in some of these areas were actually people who came from outside their village their city or their town and this kind of feeds into reports that there were organized more carrying out this violence now obviously we've seen. 9 people in many one going to one of those areas badly affected by violence of were arrested produced before a magistrate and remanded and also reports of other arrests have been made so the authorities trying to get a handle on the situation and basically clamp down and ensure that they are in control sami. or of saying so much from. an israeli cyber firm is accused of developing a software used to hack mobile phones through whatsapp the financial times newspaper says the n.s.a. group's pegasus program targeted an unknown number of people using the app or tab says the spyware was used to penetrate phones through missed voice calls the f

not heard anybody on this commission question as to whether you or anybody else whose considered a stringer is a reporter. probably more importantly, we don't know what's going to come of this. we don't know, for example, although we hope that whoever leaked the material that ultimately started this will be identified and there may be disciplinary charges brought against that officer. if that's the case, it comes to this commission, and we see in judgment. we also don't know what will happen with this last raid. if there was wrongdoing there and it's identified and there are disciplinary matters brought, we don't know what was in the affidavit. we don't know what was in the search warrant. we don't know how it was carried out. if that ultimately leads to an investigation and disciplinary charges, that also will come back to the commission. so we're not in a position right now to investigate, to involve ourselves in the investigation, and probably to comment really. just so you -- >> thank you. >> your time is up. thank you. >> any other public comment? >> hi there. brad edwards, i would not

had every right to do so, yet she was serving is seven and a half year, and she was working as a stringeror us, the united states government. introduced a bill, and act, and really began saying, the president needs to release all the political prisoners, including members of the press. he released them, he released her, but the message had been sent and received. a chilling message is that if you crossed swords with the dictator, you will pay a severe price. self-censorship becomes a very real issue as well, as i am sure our distinguished witnesses can speak to that. , thank you for the time we spend together yesterday. both my staff and i were greatly moved by your love for your , and the lack of accountability on the part of those people who murdered him. it seems to me that coming out then in washington should keep that issue not just a live in terms of the accountability, but there are people in the saudi arabian government who ought to be held to account. i believe the magnitsky shanks than need to be meted out about those in less against those individuals -- the magnitsky shanks tha

david stringer joins us from melbourne. u.s. was bad, so why are shipments likely to be a casualty? david: good morning. this is a really interesting example of those materials, those centers that are feeling the chilling impact of the trade tensions even without specific levees. as he mentioned, no specific tariffs on u.s. crude from china. what we are seeing is the flow of cargo from the u.s. to china has been throttled. china was the top asian buyer now,ously of u.s. oil, and it really you dwindled. it looks like refineries are pretty concerned that eventually, they could get dragged into this dispute. they don't want to be caught out if oil becomes a target. through of u.s. crude march dwindled to 1.6 million barrels from about 60 million barrels in the preceding six months. one of the impacts here is this is a market where there is a supply crunch so this removes another source of crude supply for those chinese refineries. we are already seeing some nations take advantage of that. iraq, saudi arabia. both among those export

she had every right to do so and yet she was serving a 7 1/2 year -- and she was working as a stringer for us, the united states government. i introduced a bill, the -- he did release them. he released her. but again the message had been sent and i think it still remains and has a chilling effect that lasts for a very very long time that if you cross swords with a dictator you will pay a very, very severe price. self-censorship becomes a very real issue as well. thank you for the time that we spent together yesterday. both my staff and i were greatly moved by your love for your fian fiance. the lack of accountability on the part of those people who murdered him, it seems to me that coming now again in washington should keep that issue not just alive in terms of the accountability but there are people within in saudi arabian government that need to be held to account. i think magnitsky sanctions need to be meted out. sometimes we go from the horrific murder or incarceration of journalists to things that are like ridiculous. for example, in china we know that the children's character win