and its billions of dollars from sports now we're here because otherwise who is going to tailor team u.s.a.'s olympic outfit. i think we have to look at the wide it your political context anybody who has studied this in depth this whole. story i'm afraid would come to the objective conclusion that double standards are being applied here we are seeing a campaign to deal just to my eyes to russia on a number of fronts what people are saying quite rightly in russia and elsewhere is the standards must be applied equally that's what this is about it's about standards being applied equally yes when there is evidence of individual athletes who may have consciously taken drugs in an attempt to get advantages over their rival spend any athlete that does that should be subject to the rules no one is disputing that but where this goes way beyond that is this call for a blanket ban and which is unfair because it punishes the innocent as well as the the guilty. they allege politicize ation on the matter is not the only criticism coming ahead of the possible ban but some sports personalities believe tha

and its billions of dollars from sports now we're here because otherwise who is going to tailor team u.s.a.'s olympic outfit. i think we have to look at the why that year political context anybody who has studied this in depth this whole. story. i'm afraid it would come to the objective conclusion the double standards are being applied here we are seeing a campaign to diligent to my eyes to russia on a number of fronts what people are saying quite rightly in russia and elsewhere is the standards must be applied equally that's what this is about it's about standards being applied equally yes when there is evidence of individual athletes who may have consciously taken drugs in an attempt to get advantages over their rivals.

and its billions of dollars from sports now we're here because otherwise who is going to tailor team u.s.a.'s olympic outfit. i think we have to look at the why did your political context anybody who has studied this in depth this whole. story i'm afraid would come to the objective conclusion that double standards are being applied here we are seeing a campaign to delist to my eyes to russia on a number of fronts what people are saying quite rightly russia and elsewhere is the standards must be applied equally that's what this is about it's about standards being applied equally yes when there is evidence of individual athletes who may have consciously taken drugs in an attempt to get advantages over their rivals then any athlete that does that should be subject to the rules no one is just using that but where this goes way beyond that is this call for a blanket ban and which is unfair because it punishes the innocent as well as the guilty. jacqueline bouvier here taking over for nicky aaron we continue with our breaking news coverage for more on what a decision we're now joined live by ale

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we are all for our teams, aren't we, and hopefully we are all team u.s.a. now we can prove that on this u.s.-mexico-canada agreement. while i was calling the distinguished chairman, i was in brussels for 5th anniversary of the bat. bulk. we had a bipartisan delegation there to thank our veterans, all of them in their 90's, many of whom who were there so we could thank them personally and be there to see them acknowledged by heads of state and the rest. and in terms of staying it was about we are still in it when it comes to the paris accord. work, work, work. but this was a priority and time was important. we were trying to get it done as soon as it met the standards that we shared. i proudly rise to join my colleagues on this exciting day as the house passes an historic trade agreement that is truly worthy of the american people. new and dramatically improved u.s.-canada-mexico trade agreement. we salute, i salute chairman richie neal, a lifelong champion for working people, the maestro in the house on our side of this process, who helped deliver a trade a

we are all for our teams, aren't we, and hopefully we are all team u.s.a. now we can prove that on this u.s.-mexico-canada agreement. while i was calling the distinguished chairman, i was in brussels for 5th anniversary of the bat. bulk. we had a bipartisan delegation there to thank our veterans, all of them in their 90's, many of whom who were there so we could thank them personally and be there to see them acknowledged by heads of state and the rest. and in terms of staying it was about we are still in it when it comes to the paris accord. work, work, work. but this was a priority and time was important. we were trying to get it done as soon as it met the standards that we shared. i proudly rise to join my colleagues on this exciting day as the house passes an historic trade agreement that is truly worthy of the american people. new and dramatically improved u.s.-canada-mexico trade agreement. we salute, i salute chairman richie neal, a lifelong champion for working people, the maestro in the house on our side of this process, who helped deliver a trade a

>> i want to tell everybody back home, i hope you all make it over here and join teams like this like street soccer u.s.ae your life. get a better life. >> right away, just be patient, and then, everything will be >> good morning and welcome to lacasa. we are so honored to have so many community members here today. i am the deputy director here. this has been a very long journey to this moment today. i thank you all. we would not be here with each and every one of you. i have a lot of wonderful people speaking today and the amazing work that the organization does in the community. i would like to start by introducing our board president. michelle is the board president of casa

>> i want to tell everybody back home, i hope you all make it over here and join teams like this like street soccer u.s.aive your life. get a better life. >> right away, just be patient, and then, everything will be okay.>> good afternoon. i would like to all order of the regular meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission. today's date is tuesday, november 26, 2019. roll call, please. >> yes, madame president. i would like to let the audience know that item 7, the update on disaster recovery and resiliency planning has been rescheduled to december 10. so that will not be heard today. [roll call]

u.s.a. today's team and the leader of several race and diversity projects. additionally, u.s.a. today publishes an additional publication during blackis tree month. this year, asalah's calendar and other events are featured in this publication. i give you nichelle smith. [ applause ] >> thank you glor yachigloria. thank you to members of asalah. i am so delighted to finally be presenting this black history month special edition to you. this is exodus, the issue we have for 2019. we have been doing these issues for seven years. unbeknown to the group. and asalah has been part of what has undergirded the issue since its inception. one of the things that we wanted to do with in edition in particular, we had a little bit of a freedom of movement to step away from our founding philosophy. we had founded this in 2013 to celebrate civil rights anniversaries and to find a way the talk about how meaningful those anniversaries were. this year, we had a little bit of leeway to really really drill down deeply into asalah's theme of black migrations to the point that the writer's group that

team. >> someone is dealing with some serious fear of missing out. >> let's go, u.s.a. >> phil mickelson is dressed in his u.s.a. colors, i want you to look at the ugliest christmas shirt i have ever seen, where did you get this thing? >> it's so ugly it's cute. >> did you just pick it up on a street corner?>> i went to my favorite, target and got it on sale. >> it's not so bad. oh my gosh, don't fall. >> we will be right back. >>> tonight on the cbs evening news, how one former refugee is hoping to change the world through a videogame. >>> a northbay brewery just released a special beer tied to pg&e's emergency power shut off. >> they released a canned beer called mandatory blackout, and imperial porter to commemorate the brewery losing power for 10 days. the beer has a dark roasted smooth taste with hints of chocolate, coconut, there's even a little espresso in there.>>> tonight, stephen colbert will have an exclusive interview with adam schiff, chair of the house intelligence committee, you can watch the late show right after kpix5 news at 11. we will see you at 7. >> tonight. caption