though suzy is much too modest about it. >> i'm just a piece of the puzzle. >> reporter: suzy is a mothert fall she spotted a facebook post from a local mom desperate to find a kidney for her 2-year-old son. >> and just remember shaking my head, okay. >> reporter: suzy never really thought she'd be a match but getting tested seemed like a nice gesture. >> i never thought, oh, i'm going to be the one to donate the kidney. that was never my intention. i just was a mom, you know, out on social media thinking, man, that's -- you know, i want to be praying for them, i want to be following them and find out what happens. >> reporter: well, a lot of praying and testing later and suzy was a match. but still, could she really follow through with it? >> would i give a complete stranger my kidney? would i do this? and i kind of figured, well, if it was my child of course i would do this. if it was my nephew, yes i would do this. and i went through my neighbor -- i was literally driving thinking all these people, if it was their son would i do it, yeah. >> reporter: so suzy messaged kaleb's parents w

nancy tom deputy district attorney in alameda county and suzy loftus the former president of the san francisco police commission today all 4 candidates visit our kron 4 studio as we hosted a live debate focusing on issues affecting the streets of san francisco and. >>now are katharine hayden moderated that debate along with san francisco chronicle columnists, heather knight, one of the questions they asked focused on the issue of car break ins and property crimes. >>according to the fbi as you know san francisco has one of the highest property crime rate in the nation including. including the 10's of thousands of annual car break ins. but we do keep hearing about plans to release nonviolent offenders from prison or divert them from prosecution, susie how can we expect to reduce property crime if we don't punish the criminals and would you take those crimes more seriously than the current d a. crime is the thing that's most likeoy to happen some happen to someone so whether we call it a misdemeanor or felony when it happens to you. >>you're expecting an appropriate response. and what

yeah i'm suzy i can avoid it they wanted it too badly and if you invest a lot of time on something this deal was more than 2 years in the making then there's often a tendency to say we've spent so much time and money so even if it's all not perfect now we have to go ahead with it. christiane speaks for many bayer shareholders. not. from the other the shareholders weren't given enough information yet and above all they weren't consulted on whether they approved of such a change to the company and. this after all shifted the company focus from pharmaceuticals to agro chemicals and the shareholders should have had a say in that transformations it's by no means clear whether that was legal or not . d.d. financial oman missed a bomb on thought he could transplant buyers good reputation over to monsanto by covering up its name with buyers but it wasn't that easy and now unfortunately monsanto has arrived in europe and germany. they are stock price and image have been weighed down by the negative media coverage in the u.s. but its head office insists that's not clouding business. look we can a

look at suzy. in maine that seems cool sets their classes. on why and i knew. that special projects funded me. on i knew best that is the end of a footy team but for now the mountains of waste only grow higher. you know world of big part of the new lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks ready ready ready ready ready. need to stop it for continuing to grow. i just never know very good about the idea of bringing. him to the world because i didn't feel like things were in very good shape that life was just going to be a lot of software program. there is no reason we are more. than 10 things that are to me the those moves on the move something else that need to get their loves and everybody's scared to talk about is survival is really dependent on

and suzy loftus a former president of the san francisco police commission.s for the debate each candidate will have 60 seconds to answer a question and if a candidate invokes another candidate that person will be given 30 seconds to respond. the candidates will be given 30 seconds and our first time tonight a dealing with san francisco's homeless and mentally ill. and i have a view of the first question. everyone starting with police. woman sexually assaulted by a man. >>and it's going to arrange behavior outside the san francisco museum of modern art on her way to work, i've been shocked by a number of e-mails i've received with similar stories of people just walking in san francisco and being punched attack. by people who appear to be had on drugs or had untreated mental illness. selected the city do to ensure that public safety in light of city hall's clear inability to get a handle on its judge and mental health crisis. >>i see this crisis every single day working in the tender one, the attorney general's office is right there at the corner of marketing

. >> every monday and wednesday suzie will investigate the troubled bay area housing market.er what went wrong to get us to this point and we'll hold the powerful accountable. on monday we sit down with the thing in this city if i'm going to change the conditions of the city. >> a lot of communities are more focused on preserving their existing character than recognizing that we all are being harmed by the shortage of housing. >> i think a generation or two from now they'll be asking what did you do about it? and if we can't answer that question in a way that satisfies our own conscience and the conscience of the next generation, i think history will not regard us well. >> starting next week, kpix 5 brings you project home. the stories are about you, me, and all of our housing challenges every monday and wednesday at 11:00. >>> rocker ric ocasek and lead singer of the band the cars has died at age 75. his unve inside h home. police not expec play. ri the break,se f bds bike weezr and bad religion. the cars were inducted foot the rock and roll hall of fame last year. >>> [ mus

look at suzy speak. to man. on the. fun now the mountains of noise only grow higher. but. right. making headlines today the u.s. continues its strong. rhetoric now accusing talking saudi oil facilities. saying it around. washington. and even after a hawkish u.s. national security adviser john bolton was fired this week. in the stories that shaped the week. the russian government described a c.n.n. reports of cia withdrawing. from.

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deputy district attorney in alameda county and suzy loftus the former president of the san franciscoice commission today all 4 candidates visited our studios as we hosted a live debate focusing on issues plaguing the streets of san francisco are catherine keenan moderated that debate along with san francisco chronicle columnist heather knight. one of the questions asked focused on the issue of drug use and drug dealing on city streets. >>the starting with nancy. at any san francisco neighborhood. dealing occurs there every day even near schools and playgrounds police make arrest. usually quickly released. what would you like to do what would you do about the city squares of dealing. nancy. >>so i think number one we need to acknowledge that the tenor line is a very special place in the city, not only does have the highest concentration of children also has a hot second highest concentration of elders in the city and so what we have done as the city has been woefully inadequate to protect these vulnerable communities. the number one thing that i would do is start to work with the poli

president suzy could use that political leverage to further clamp down on this can distance under his opponents. dozens of people have been killed at a wedding party in afghanistan during an anti taliban great backed by u.s.s. strikes the operation by afghan forces happened in the region in helmand province a hammond official says the afghan army was targeting a taliban hideout close to a wedding celebration the u.s. military command says explosions from our kind of weapons and suicide vests likely killed many people following the strikes rob mcbride has more from kabul. this seems to have been a major military operation in the mussa color district of helmand province this is a known taliban stronghold involving both it seems ground forces and also an airstrike now the ministry of defense here in kabul is talking about this in terms of being a successful military operation saying a number of foreign taliban fighters as it describes them were killed in this attack others were captured and a large cache of taliban weaponry was seized but it does seem according to various reports coming

. >> suzy sells luxury homes and as the chinese economy has boomed, so has her business. >> wow. >> we are visiting one of her current listings, and, man, it is extravagant. but this, susie says, is now the norm with her chinese clients. >> quite opulent. >> with three floors, seven bedrooms, a pool and even an elevator, susie expects this home to sell for well over $10 million. >> that is definitely a pool. >> have you ever experienced this kind of money and investment in this area? >> it's only recent five years or six years. >> there's a lot of money coming over and it's all cash. >> in china, land is bound the government and people can only lease it temporarily. >> when they come to the united states as tourists, they see what we've got here. i can see their eyes filled with the american dream. here they feel their dream can come true. >> it's a dream they also have for their children. the sons and daughters of china's 1%. this is rudy. eight years agriculture his parents sent him here on his own to get a coveted american education. he drives a rose roylls-royce a two homes. i'm ho

economic projects and your crane what the european union is not doing is giving not military 8 to our suzi a crane business none and basically by some members they it's of the european union like poland generally about 6 they. are romania so in a way it's a it's a kind of arm division off of work the united states is of course the in the most important military approach rider of arms or grain and european union and the member states like france germany and others are focusing on economic and social development here in that phone conversation you mentioned germany is there nothing for ukraine the numbers there was a mention early in the report quite different 1400000000 pledged since 2014 why do you think he said that. i think guernsey wants to deflect from the. crisis and united states n.t. and he opens basically is a 2nd front line and so are we ever see probably in the in the future there will be a kind of overarching on that and a conflict on it between germany the european union and to unite the aunt and washington and the trump administration and this will reduce a little bit says the

yeah i'm suzy i go for it they wanted it too badly and if you invest a lot of time on something this deal was more than 2 years in the making then there's often a tendency to say we've spent so much time and money so even if it's all not perfect now we have to go ahead with it. christiane speaks for many bayer shareholders. one out of t.x. and the other the shareholders weren't given enough information yet and above all they weren't consulted on whether they approved of such a change to the company. plans for. this after all shifted the company focus from pharmaceuticals to agro chemicals in the shareholders should have had a say in that transformations it's by no means clear whether that was legal or not . do you financial oman mr obama on thought he could transplant buyers good reputation over to monsanto by covering up its name with buyers but it wasn't that easy and now unfortunately monsanto has arrived in europe and germany. they are stock price and image have been weighed down by the negative media coverage in the us but its head office insists that's not clouding business. of

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. >> sue suzy says while she was on the san francisco police commission, she helped reform the use offorce policy and made sure that all police officers wore body cameras and she terminated several police officers for misconduct. >> a newly promoted chief despite a criminal record. redmond was borne and raised in san francisco, joined the police department in '94. his promotion to captain came in 2012. earlier this according to the e redmond was involved in two hit- and-run incidents in the 1990s. redmond was charged with three misdemeanor cants of driving under the influence. he pled no contest to the other charge and the other two were dismissed. he was sentenced to probation. >>> reed is withdrawing from negotiations to overhaul the city's men manial healthcare system. according to the chronicle, the mayor was negotiating with supervisors for two months talking about their proposed ballot measure, mental health sf. the mayor reportedly sent the supervisors a letter saying she will no longer be working with them on a plan to fix the city's behavioral healthcare system. the major rep

nancy tongue deputy district attorney in alameda county and suzy loftus the former president of the san francisco police commission today all 4 candidates visit our studios as we hosted a live debate focusing on issues plaguing the streets of san francisco. and moderated the debate along with san francisco chronicle columnists, heather knight, one of the questions they asked focused on officer-involved shootings hand police misconduct. >>under the current district attorney there have been no charges filed against san francisco. police officers who have fired. their weapon leaf you have said that one officer involved shooting is one too many. but calm a fire you suggesting that officers should not use their weapons against people who are shooting other people. >>i'm saying that our goal should always be to eliminate put officer-involved shootings and that's waiting to move towards de-escalation has been has been critical. i'm one of g% the first groups that i met with after falling to declare for district attorney was a group of community activists who lost loved ones in officer-involved

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senate, and by the way, congressman, golden congressman maloney, congressman suzy lee and all the rest of them there, what do you see? 31 members of congress must now come out of hiding. we want to know where you stand on your leader of your party. do you answer to your constituents or are you joining the squad of radical socialist that want to ban cows and planes and get rid of the lifeblood of our economy, oil and gas, and tax america into a bolivia and just grow greatest wealth creating system. by the way, do you want that as much as you want to destroy president trump? frankly. i have no faith that you will make the right decision. after all, your so-called leader, nancy pelosi, is now totally and completely controlled by a couple of freshmen lawmakers in congress. the chair woman who doesn't know the difference between crimea and korea. this is the leader of the socialist party. everything is going to be free. for three long years, they have put this country through hell and they haven't lifted a single finger, nothing to make this country a more secure country, a better place wit

deputy district attorney in alameda county and suzy loftus the former president of the san francisco police commission today all 4 candidates visited our studios as we hosted a live debate focusing on ises plaguing the streets of san francisco are katharine moderated the debate along with san francisco chronicle columnist heather knight. one of the questions they asked asked focused on the issue of homelessness. >>and going to arrange behavior outside the san francisco museum of modern art on her way to work, i've been shocked by a number of e-mails i've received with similar stories of people just walking in san francisco and being punched attack. by people who appear to be had drugs or had untreated mental illness. that ted the city do to ensure public safety in light of city hall's clear inability to get a handle on its judge and mental health crisis. >>i see this crisis every single day working in the tender one, the attorney general's office is right there at the corneof marketing golden gate. so i see it every single day people in crisis people need any help that's why i have b

nancy time a deputy district attorney in alameda county and suzy loftus the former president of the san francisco police commission. all 4 candidates visited our studio just we host a live debate focusing on issues plaguing the streets of san francisco kron four's catherine heenan moderated that debate along the san francisco chronicle writer heather knight. one of the questions they asked a focused on the future of juvenile hall. san francisco's juvenile hall is scheduled to close within a couple of years there we'll still be juvenile offenders and then so you broken with some of the other stating your belief that there is a need for a juvenile hall in san francisco. in what circumstances should a juvenile be locked up. this is the thing about juveniles in san francisco. we need to treat kids kids. we also need to rehabilitate them and that's part of what is the ultimate goal of the juvenile law. judge makes a determination. the kid has committed a crime is not safe to release to the public because the public safety yours, a danger or harm to themselves. >>that judge makes a determinat

nancy time deputy district attorney for alameda county and suzy loftus the former president of the sanay all 4 candidates visited kron 4 studios as we host a live debate, focusing on issues plaguing the streets of san francisco. kron four's catherine moderated the debate along with san francisco chronicle calmness held heather knight, the candidates talked about multiple topics, including homelessness car break ins, drug use and sexual-assault if you'd like to see more on how they plan to tackle these important issues all you have to do to watch the debate in its entirety is a tune in at 11 o'clock this morning it will air on kron on you can download the app and start watching now. a former dallas police officer standing trial for murder in the shooting death of her neighbor broke down in tears as she testified in her own defense friday morning. last year amber guyger says she accidentally walked into the wrong apartment and killed the man living there thinking he was an intruder guyger explain that uh after work on september 6 2018 she was tired and confused. the prosecution, however

suzie on. much has been said about the holding of the future and while the analytic. craft remains the same the future will still be an inundated by growing amount of data. with all that data the analyst will have to swim their way through what is the ai doing to think through analytics and where does mars programming fit into this analytic framework? >> there is no question that analysts of the future is something that we are really honing in on. clearly mission number number one for us is providing analytic assessments to all of our customer base timely accurate insightful comprehensive understanding of the information out there providing insight and ideally understanding the operational environment. you are right the data available to the analyst only increases by the minute. not only that but cat printing environment that we have to assess our evolving. so the types of data and exquisiteness of that data are increasingly challenging for analyst for you named mars at the top of thelist if you will that the cia is taking to make sense of all that information deliver

i yield two minutes to representative tom suzie, a member of the ways and means committee, representive from new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. soussous thank you, madam speaker. and -- mr. souzzi: thank you, madam speaker, and thank you, chairwoman waters, for your recognition here today. i rise in support of h.r. 550. i want to give my deep gratitude to representative john garamendi, representative don young, representative susan brooks for carrying this message forward. this act will award this body's highest honor, the congressional gold medal, to midshipmen who fought on behalf of our country during world war ii. this is particularly important to me because i represent the district that is home to the kings point merchant marine academy and the congressional gold medal will be housed there at that location. and this is really so wonderful that this is finally being done. i'm a proud member of the board of visitors of the united states merchant marine acaddying i had in kings -- academy in king's point. king's point is the only service academy whose stud

jason is survived by his wife, parents, jay and suzy jones, and sister and brother-in-law, doctors and alex gamboji. attended an event that was by hundreds of families and friends. mr. muser: it -- meuser: it would follow his patriotic pursuit of service. support those like captain jason jones who made the to safeguard fice our freedoms. he's so lovingly remembered by his family and community. behind a great legacy and a proud and grateful community and country. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? > i ask unanimous consent to address the house. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to honor ms. bristow. she became paralyzed from the chest down after a diving accident at the age of 23. she adjusted to life in a wheelchair, she struggled to navigate in an oftenly deeply inaccessible world. ms. shalala: before long she found what had is now access to living a chicago-based