of this deal the economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that does not require where you laid out the american participation and with active american counteraction can you gather the economic benefits of this deal not all of the economic benefits but i believe that the international community will have to come to its senses that unless they stop this trend then the next week terms will be. others we have other options we are least dependent you know in 2008 we suffered the least from economic from the global economic it crushed out because we fortunately or unfortunately have been. basically alienated from global economy so we are motto is a resilient economy that can withstand pressures from outside we have been the subject of pressure for 40 years not just in the in the area of economic relations but in other areas we did not want iran's relations with the rest of the world to be governed by security council resolutions and it and now it's not gov

know what i probably misread many of your interviews you stress that economic benefits is one of the tenets of the stealthy economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that does not require where united out and american participation end with active american counteraction khania gadd the economic benefits of they still not all of the economic benefits but i believe that the international community will have to come to its senses that unless they stop this trend then the next week terms will be others we have other options we are least dependent you know in 2008 we suffered the least from economic from the global economic crash because we fortunately or unfortunately have been. basically alienated from global economy so we are multiple. it is a resilient economy that can withstand pressures from outside we have been the subject of pressure for 40 years not just in the in the area of economic relations but in other areas we did not want iran relations with the re

coercing eviction of a protected class of tenets. threats to a historic resource. loss of affordable housing. loss of existing rent-controlled units. reduction of housing units. as per transcripts, of the hearing, which i have just given you, the planning commissioners further reinforced public testimony, and documents that demonstrated a range of irregularities. the planning commission has broad discretionary powers over all building permit applications as summarized in the planning departments discretionary review information packet. i'll go the planning commission may use its discretionary powers to review any building permit application that needs -- meets the minimum requirements and standards of the planning code and adopted design guidelines. if the commission judges action on the application is necessary to ensure that the interest of the city and its neighborhoods are protected. of the eight priority policies of the general plan and planning code section 101.11. the application raises significant general plan consistency issues with the following. the exis

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the strike includes tenet strike, part of a much larger labor action today involving nearly 7,000 tenetes in california, arizona, florida and illinois. >>> iphone fans today's your day. the new iphone 11 drops along with new apple watch series 5. apple stores across the bay area supposed to open their doors early at 8:00 a.m. to celebrate tim cook visited an apple store in new york to the delight of many fans out there. looks like he was taking lots of photos as well. maybe with the new camera. >> better not have a samsung. >> right. no kidding. >> i guess they were saying the new thing will be the slowfie. >>> our forecast is looking good but warmer for the inland areas, reach the low 90s and then some mid-90s tomorrow. we will have even hotter weather in the forecast and the valleys by early next week so keep checking in for updates on that. san francisco more sunshine and highs in the mid-70s from now through the first day of fall. >> first day of fall, wow. >> that's on monday. >>> another ongoing problem in the tri-valley? >> take a slowfy there, actually don't if you're driving. t

the senators disagree on certain tenets of the potential deal.this debate is about 10 minutes. >> mr. president. >> senator from florida. >> i rise to speak today about my amendment to hr 549. which grants temporary protective status, tps, for venezuelan, fleeing nicholas maduro oppressive regime and reform to the broken cps program. i'd like to thank my friends senator marco rubio and congressman bullard is have a been advocates in the venezuelan people as we fight for r freedom across the globe. i'm proud to her work with sam rubio along with my colleague à Ãto offer protections for the venezuelan people while making the forms to tps. rathe crisis in venezuela is a defining human rights issue of our time. maduro is starting his own people and innocent children are dying. what's happening in venezuela is pure genocide. we have to act but we also need to be responsible. the courts have basically made a temporary program permit which is not sustainable. my amendment protects a vulnerable venezuelan population while making sure human rights violato

of their teachers visitors can compare the sketches with the physical products all reflect the key tenets of bauhaus philosophy that sought to unite art craft and industry from modular furniture to kitchen utensils form follows function founded environ mar the bar house on its heyday after moving to death so in 1025 it left a lasting legacy the school and teachers houses are unesco world heritage sites but does also important collection of objects never had a home until now this word to. bridge the gap between the work created inside these buildings and the things we can exhibit here inside the museum as. the new museum was just 4 years in the making the building isn't strictly bauhaus in style but it's spanish architects feel they stay true to our house principles. it's strongly related to bauhaus ideals but in a more interactive way with a reduction is to approach that incorporates as few elements as possible that has a lot in common with the modernity and efficiency of the powerhouse the museum hopes to become more than just a magnet for powerhouse of his you know autos with a spacious

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from above the tenets of and then its people and their rainy day look like high ricklefs. they will come together in a large circle. resting place that everybody's helping. the rain to mean everything to the next. young woman takes care of his favorite rainy day right away his mother is there to you if he did no. more free if we went out under 3 days we'll move on otherwise will ruin the soil and we'll be able to come here again next year. the single continue but without rehman it's his last day with his animals and family. a helicopter is coming to morrow to bring the children to school. and if he said no we wouldn't want to teach the dawn of a new era children have to learn that if they won't have as many reindeer as we do . because more and more drilling rigs for gas are being built in the tundra the reindeer suffer as a result. but nevertheless the concha and husband perceive their lives as in a months and travel the holy it's through the tundra even during winter temperatures as low as minus 50 degrees celsius. they are carefully preparing this summer around minus a c

media and the movies that have now tarnished the historical significance has overwhelmed the original tenets of what the space program was about in the country and has now just become a psu can part of the program. >> host: i think we got the idea. thank you. >> guest: grumman is the aircraft company that got the aircraft designed to build the modules are they played an important part of that. i'd heard about the celebration at the cape. it's tough to say what to celebrate, but they will decide to celebrate. it would have been nice to have something on the 50th anniversary. i'm sure they will have a celebration but it doesn't sound like the public is invited. i wish they were. >> what about in the control room at houston and why and how did they get that? >> guest: you could write a chapter on that, and i have. the vice president at th vice pe was lyndon johnson. >> host: was there a connection? >> guest: i wonder. the chairman of the house appropriations committee that was involved in budgeting was albert thomas and in his district is a place t called houston. so they got that at the lion's

and for more on this i'm joined by to tell tenet now good to see you are and tell us more about what research is have been able to detect well for the 1st time they've been able to detect water vapor in a planet in orbiting its stars so-called habitable zone it's often referred to as the goldilocks zone that's the area outside of a star where that's not too hot and not too cold that means that liquid water can actually exist there and they were able to detect in the atmosphere of a key to 18 b. that's the name of this super earth the presence of liquid water now this is a major 1st and it's really kind of speaks to the fact that we're slowly able to start to tech planets where life could exist outside our own solar system which is of course an incredible revelation to liquid water on a distant planet i mean tell us more about why this is such a breakthrough discovery well i mean really it kind of speaks to the fact that scientists and astronomers are really focusing on the question of where is all the life in the universe i mean basically all of our logical assumptions basically poin

therefore i call those two tenets of mine is that i don't want care how much you laugh or how much youn of me but please, i've given you permission to laugh and do that but teach me. teach me the right way. to my surprise they never elected me and they teach me. by the end of the year i was able to communicate with my manager and with my teammates and i was the happiest man in baseball. from that i would say i career took off and i was able to rely that i can do something for others. i knew the language and i can relate with someone that is goes through the same process i have been but at the same time teach them that learning english is the first thing we should do. and i did. for that, being american i'm so proud and honored that coming from a small town, beautiful town and beautiful country called panama to live with my family here and to understand the language and everything we go through i am proud to be an american. for that -- thank you very much. [applause] >> during his 19 seasons in major league baseball mariano established himself as the greatest relief pitcher of all time.

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tenet that it interferes with the prerogatives hour for those who own and manage inside. i should say said andy union sentiment in the united states among elites is so strong that the fundamental couper of labor rights the basic principle in the international labor organization is the rate of free association which would mean the right to form unions and us has never ratified. but i think the us may be alone among major sadie's and that respect. it's considered so far out of the spectrum of american politics it literally has never been considered. number that the us has a law on very violent labor history as. society. but had been very strong about the 1920 s. in a period not unlike today it was virtually crushed robert reich. buried . by the mincer is beginning to reconstruct. the designer is felt he himself was rather sympathetic to progressive legislation that would be in the benefit of the general population but he had to get it passed so he informed labor leaders and others forced me to do it. what he meant is going to help demonstrate we're going to protest develop

george tenet, cia director was immersed in counterterrorism and insisted but counterterrorism get some level of primacy, he insist on budget and insisted on ensuring there is leadership there that was well regarded across the agency. not common in the 1990s including the director of the center, who raise the profile of counterterrorism, increasing the quality of people who were going over there, increasing the respective counterterrorism at the cia before 9/11 but make no mistake, the peace dividend for intelligence, lack of focus on terrorism men's on that day, on that day, the cia and the counterterrorist world was not only not prepared, they could not be prepared. they all talked to me about feeling before but especially in the searing months and years after 9/11, that they were on the back foot. on that day, this is not over dramatized, everything changed. years of debate about armed drones, done. years of debate about raids in afghanistan, forget about raids, the cia will be first in with operatives, with money, technology, guidance and weeks of 9/11. forget about raids, the u.s.

about the hung jury for defendant erica he served as the master tenet of the ghost ship warehouse and since the in a has defended himself saying that he's been made a scapegoat for what happened four's michelle kingston has been covering all aspects of this case. tonight she takes us through a timeline about him and his actions leading up to the fire. >>derick almena says there were more than 20 pianos 30 your guns statues from india and bali decorations and musical instruments in in the ghost ship warehouse space he moved his wife and 3 children into back in 2013 the 10,000 square foot warehouse in the fruitvale neighborhood in oakland became their new home, all main and his wife micah advertise the building on craigslist for potential renters as a hybrid museum sunken pirate ship a shingled funhouse a 24 hour creation space over time derek on may 9 others transform the warehouse into a place for artists to not just work but to live previous tenant say up to 25 people lived inside paying a couple $100 a month to rent out a studio or a rv trailer. well some describe it as safe in beau

the nurses here and in arizona and florida, they're protesting their employer tenet health care.ding to business insider they've been negotiating for a new contract for over a year and a half. they want better nurse retention and nurse-to-patient ratios. a spokesman for tenet tells "the insider" they've been negotiating in good faith and disappointed nursesre walking out. you have the one in san ramon, that's going to be a 24-hour walkout and coincidentally the other one here unrelated but similar taking place in alameda and san leandro. reporting live here in alameda, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. 5:35 right now. >>> lack of housing is a major issue in every corner of the bay area, but san jose mayor is planning to keep developers' fees low to try to build more high-rises. it's all running into opposition, however. it's an ongoing 2012 program the city council will soon vote to extend it but some labor and housing advocates are against it claiming developers will pocket millions in subsidies for luxury housing. >> we should not follow the washingto

and can it undermine the basic tenets of democracy that are so cherished. i think if americans knew this was happening they would be outraged. we just weren't mentally able at that point in time to see that. this is democracy taking place in darkness it's not democracy. i look presenting the facts plainly and hottest. staten island new york. in a state that's considered a stronghold for democrats this suburb is an exception. most of the people here voted for donald trump. scott libido lives here patriots artists and a big supporter of the president's. use unconventional. i am unconventional i mean new york city artist i'm selling for $45.00 because he's the 45th president is a new sheriff in town knows we're going to we're going to clean house we can kick some ass did you need the media to win an election when it was stacked against him you know it's always stacked against a republican no matter who won it's the media is like that and just like that than that and we hate you know the exterior the obvious it's like you put on you know c.n.n. most of the psyc

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recalled santa clara county judge aaron persky said he was fired from his job as a high school tenet coach at lynnbrook high school in san jose. ktvu's azenith smith was there today. he was let go after a back lash from the community? 78 correct. the district wasted no time letting him go after realizing he was the judge persky who sparked outrage over a controversial ruling. >> reporter: recalled santa clara county judge aaron persky will no longer be seen at the tennis court in san jose coaching the junior varsity girls' tennis team. the first judge to be recalled in 80 years over what many viewed as a lenient sentence in the brock turner sexual assault case, explained why the superintendent let him go. in a statement she said tatement she said she was motivated by a e was motivated by a desire to protect the players from the media attention related to my hiring. he said although i am disappointed with the district's decision, it was a privilege to coach the team, if only for a short time. >> if someone wants to have judge persky coach them, they can figure that out on their own. t

or read you saying that you just talked about reproductive organs right now were some fundamental tenets of our existence may be revalidated with technology like the functioning of heart or reproductive organs that actually require you to be a man or a woman. i have 2 questions how exactly would that happen wake why how will technology remove the necessity of gender. the necessity of talking technically the necessity of gender and it's fascinating when you think about it and the all may come true what you're saying why would you want to do that why would you replace the heart that beats fire a why would you not want to be a man or a woman oh no i think i think with when i talk about the future all wife's talk about a contestable future a future 'd of contingency in other words a future of choice rather than of necessity with you know. some institution or some government. under tight some eugenic kind of programs because what it means to be human is different for different people and it's a value judgement about enhancing your body are not so. convinced about trains humanism for example b

prices and expecting a higher return because you are paying higher prices that is the fundamental tenetf momentum investing. we know that will break down. onple will become focused prices what you pay value is what you get. you will have to be specific within sectors and within companies we would expect a much narrower set of winners and a much more complex and delicate world we are moving into. youot a lot of time but are looking for those winners primarily in the united states? >> the financial sector in the u.s. is the primary arrieta focus. the u.s. has so dramatically outperformed other markets that gulfe seeing too big of a between the valuations here and the valuations of a select companies overseas in select markets. we look at high-grade financials in scandinavia or singapore. where weook at markets are particularly interested in china that is so dramatically underperformed in this world. >> great to have thoughts from you. that was chris davis. fed,a reminder for more tune into live coverage of the fed decision and chairman pals news conference that starts at 2:00 p.m. eastern

nurses at alameda and san leandro hospitals and includes car larg labor action involving nearly 7,000 tenet health nurses in california, arizona and illinois >>> fremont is becoming the latest bay area city to ban flavored tobacco products and ecigarettes as we learn another person died from a vaping related illness, the eighth death of its kind across the country. as cases of vaping sicknesses rise, the cdc is getting a clearer picture of the victims. more than half are under the age of 25 and three-quarters of the cases are men. the cdc says there are 530 cases of vaping related illnesses in 38 states. >>> live to sfo and this morning a lot of travelers are breathing a sigh of relief. the one runway construction is now over, reopening last night at 9:00, one week ahead of schedule. this morning is the first full day runway 28l will be open. work started on repairing it nearly two weeks very first day thousands of cancellations and delays followed. not a fun ride for travelers, many wondering how the airport and the airlines weren't prepared for the closure. >> you buy a ticket for a reaso

my presentation about terrorism out cut it out out this amount this is just within an hour george tenet the director of central intelligence made a spectacular bombshell presentation we have just learned from a hollow evill al qaida operative under interrogation about significant contacts between baghdad. and al qaida. this was devastating. here's the director of central intelligence telling the secretary of state that he has interrogated evidence ready well the secretary turned to me and said put it back in. to continue to have a deep interest in acquiring weapons of mass destruction as with the story as the kawi in his network i can trace the story of a senior terrorist operative telling how iraq provided training in these weapons to al qaeda later i learned that that was shake out libby that had to happen just instantly happened it happened months before that he been water boarded in egypt when he did this no u.s. personnel were present and he had recanted within a couple of weeks and we never were told about that every statement i make today is backed up by sources solid sources the

of the media, the movies that have garnished historical significance has overwhelmed the original tenets of what the space program was about to this country and did not just become a pay as you can to be part of the program? >> host: i think we have got the idea. >> guest: grumman was the aircraft company that got the contract to design and build the lunar module, they played an important part in it. i heard about the celebration. tough to say. what to celebrate, what they are not. it would be nice to have something on the 50th anniversary. i'm sure they will have some kind of celebration. doesn't sound like the public is invited. i wish they were. >> host: what about in the control room at houston? and why houston? >> guest: you could write a chapter on that and i have. the vice president at the time was lyndon johnson from texas. >> host: was there a connection? >> guest: i wonder. the chairman of the house appropriations committee was involved in budgeting for nasa and his district was a place called houston. so they got the lions share but in all fairness they tried to spread out cit

and can it undermine the basic tenets of democracy that are so cherished. think if americans knew this was happening they would be out. we just weren't mentally able at that point in time to see that. this is democracy taking place in darkness it's not democracy. i look presenting the facts plainly at hottest. staten island new york. in a state that's considered a stronghold for democrats this suburb is an exception. most of the people here voted for donald trump. scott libido lives here patriots artists and a big supporter of the president's. use unconventional. i am unconventional i mean new york city artist i'm selling for $45.00 because he's the 45th president is a new sheriff in town knows we're going to get a clean house we can kick some ass did he need the media to win the election when it was stacked against him you know it's always stacked against a republican no matter who won it's the media is like that and just like that than that the ugly hatred you know the extent the obvious it's like you put on you know c.n.n. knows the psych alright alright

so simply because india has but a long—standing foreign—policy tenet, the us knows better than to try, unless it is ask for help. and india has not asked for any help on this issue. it sees it as an internal matter. an internal matter and no interference so far from the americans. what is the sentiment right now among indian americans about this closer relationship? we heard and that rally but trump and narendra modi werejust praising each other, they have this sort of bromance going on. that's right, but you know, i remember when we used to talk about a bromance between modi and 0bama as well. i think the larger takeaway from this is that the indo—us partnership is probably bipartisan. it transcends individual leaders and parties. the one thing thatis leaders and parties. the one thing that is very clear is that over the last 20 years, the two countries have been growing closer together, they have people to people size, trade ties, other kinds of defence and foreign affairs ties that are only going stronger. and amid all of this you have a very strong indian— american contingency her