had the ability to terminate. does it mean richard nixon, who believed he was falsely accused, could simply the missed the entire investigation? is that what hebe believes? what president doesn't believed they are being falsely accused? is this were to become the standard, no president could be guilty of obstruction federal investigation and every president would have the right to terminate any investigation certain about that president and maybe about many others with some relationship to the president. attorney general bars comments are as close as it gets for saying the president should be about the law. i will be writing him a letter and send it to him this morning asking him these questions and asking you if he stands by this statement. if he does, he should not be attorney general. i will wave his answers. i hope he doesn't stonewall. in addition to these statements that the president could terminate any investigation or procedure and he believed based on false facts. the discrepancy between the opinions of

the media raised questions about terminating flynn. after flynn was forced to resign the media raised questions about why the president waited more than two weeks after the doj notification to remove flynn and had the president known about his contact with kislyak before the doj notification the press also continued to ask questions about the president's campaign and connections with russia. the president told reporters that general flynn is a wonderful man. i think he has been treated very unfairly by the media. fairbury 16th 2017 the president held a press conference and said he removed flynn because flynn didn't tell the vice president of the united states the facts and that he didn't remember. that just wasn't acceptable to me. the president said he did not direct flynn to discuss sanctions with kislyak but it certainly would have been okay for me if he did . i would not have directed him to do that if i thought he wasn't doing it. i didn't direct him but i would have directed him because that's his job. the president did not say f

staff is also recommending to terminate them. why? because of the liquidity pool to make sure we're ready to fund obligations and commitments. you want to talk about performance? yes. we can move the benchmark, whichever way you want. i did take the time to look up the aflcio hit. i think it's a mutual fund listing, but it's not registered, which is okay. looking how they report their own numbers versus the benchmark they chose, you will see they are beneath their benchmark. it's not performance. they're a good firm. they are smart with the use of their capital. they can fund building projects. that's where the jobs come from. that's great. but in terms of why we are, i believe, what staff wanted to liquidate this as we bring it down, not only will it be prima and the afclio -- there's 650 million that has to be liquidated by reducing or terminating some of the other managers in the exact same pool that the aflcio trust is in. they may not see that, but we've done this publicly and voted for it. if they have more information to show u

white house aides launched a reason to the press and the public are comey's termination. in the aftermath of the firing the president dictated a press statement stating he acted based on the doj recommendation and white house press officials repeated that story. the president had decided to fire comey before the white house solicited those recommendations. although the president ultimately acknowledged he would fire comey regardless of the department of justice recommendations, he did so only after doj officials made clear to him that they would resist the white house suggestion that they prompted the process that led to comey's termination. the initial reliance on a pretextual justification could support an inference that the president had concerns about providing the real reason for the firing although the evidence does not resolve whether those concerns were personal, political, or both. letter e, the president's efforts to remove the special counsel. the acting attorney general appointed -- attorney general sessions failed to protect him and should resign. sessions su

terminals?e out whenre doing in new orleans where the big easy is in the midst o a big airport project. i'm phil lebeau, that isg com up on "nightly business report." >> china's coffee start-up in lus expected to start trading on the nasdaq tomorrow. this company's looking to raise s profile here in the u.s. just as rival starbucks is planning to expand in china. kate rogers looks at this brewing rivalry. >>. >> china's coffee culture is headed to the u.s. when it starts trading on the nasdaq. the upstart is not yet two years old, but its growth has mushroomed. >> the start-up has 2500 by year's end which would overtake starbucks as a dominant presee in china. analysts say starbucks which has referred to china as its second home market has an advantage given its two decades of operations in the hiuntry. >> i it has an advantage with starbucks building its brand on experience in the reon and particularly with the upscale roastery and other upale, modernocations. i think it does give them a leg up

you access have been to a termination in alabama ? you access have been to a termination in alabama? ifi had realised earlier, if i had been capable of realising earlier, then perhaps i would have fallen into the wea k perhaps i would have fallen into the weak precepts that roe versus wade had established. unfortunately, in my case, i was highly dissociated in the aftermath, and also i had an undiagnosed hormonal condition that it wasn't a regular at all for me to experience wide gaps between my cycles. and because of zoe's condition, she didn't have the regular muscle tone of a baby, so there was no kicking, there was none of the things that you come to expect in late pregnancy. those were not there. even after she was born, so not there. even after she was born, so rarely did she move, that any time she would jerk around or raise a face, we were just elated to see it because it was so rare. some pro—life supporters believe that abortion is tantamount to murder. and there are women in alabama who support that view and are supportive

there will be new solicitation process prior to the terminate nation of the lease. -- termination of the lease. we showed the minimum guaranteed rent to be paid under this lease in table 1 of the report and we recommend approval. >> supervisor safai: any members of the public like to comment on item number three? public comment is closed. you like to make a motion to move to the full board with positive recommendation. thank you very much. please call item 4 and 5 together. [agenda item read] >> chair fewer: thank you very much. we have the director of real estate here. >> good morning chair fewer, supervisor walton, supervisor mandelman. i'm the director of real estate. i have with me jamie from the office of public finance who will speak to you as part of this presentation going to the details of the c.o.p. financing. i'm seeking your recommendation for the two resolutions before you. it would authorize the purchase of real property located at 814 through 820 bryant street and 476th street. gained lots are approximately 24,000 square feet with a single use mcdonald's building consi

should the customer terminate early, we have structured a one-time fee that varies by rate class and is equal to one month average super green premium. we see this agreement as a really easy way to offer benefits to both customers and the cleanpowersf program. potentially adding additional value to the super green service they have, and for cleanpowersf, a good way to promote super green service, customer retention and satisfaction. there's little additional cost or administrative burden to offering this sort of agreement. and finally, we see this agreement as really laying a foundation for future product offerings. we are considering agreements that would be tied to specific renewable energy projects or ones that would offer special rates, and those agreements would have different terms and would be presented to the commission at that time, but we see this as a step in that direction and a straightforward agreement that allows us to provide some real value to customers asking for it. so with that, thank you, i'll take any questions. >> a couple. the lead requirement to get the coupl

call on abortion law — protestors gather across the us as several states pass laws to restrict terminationsd we report from hungary on why the country's ruling populists think campaigning against immigration is still a vote winner. hello. the sharply rising tensions between the us and iran seem to have eased, with a public statement from the acting us defence secretary claiming american "counter measures" have put on hold what he called the potential of attacks from iran. patrick shanahan was speaking just after he and secretary of state mike pompeo gave a closed—door briefing on the middle east to members of congress. the us recently deployed a carrier strike group to the gulf to tackle unspecified threats. barbara plett—usher has the story. last week us officials told us that the threat of iranian attacks were serious and that it was imminent. what mr shanahan is saying now is that the potential attacks are no longer imminent, but the threat is still there, it hasn't gone away. it has been "put on hold," as he phrased it. he said it was a show of american force that deterred attacks on am

they can sit down with the city of san jose and design a new terminal that will serve as a permanent replacement, it will be built in the same location as these temporary terminals in san jose charles clifford kron 4 news. >>in national news tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi says the white house wants an impeachment fight, listen to the argument the bay area democrat made today. >>the white house is just crying out front is that's why he flipped yesterday because he he was hoping because he was somehow or other you all have a story that isn't real and you you want to believe that there's all the chinese in our caucus. it simply isn't touches. >>pelosi made a similar statement before she previously argued that the president was goading democrats into impeaching him because he thinks it will fire up his base ahead of the said today the democrats will wait to open an impeachment inquiry, intel, it's quote unavoidable. 5.30 a crime problem in san francisco and city officials say chinese residents are being targeted we'll explain what's being done to. >>the turkey. plus more than 150 to

the terminal needs some help. >> they've come a long way. they'll fly roughly 450,000 passengers this year on 17 flights a day. compare that with 2007 when commercial service resumed. in march 2007, just one plane served sonoma county with this intermediate stop between los angeles and minal serd differend they will add dallas in june. each one brings the region 23 million per year and jobs. jim has had the restaurant concession since 2007. >> when you started, how many employees did you have? >> four. >> now? >> 29. >> if it comes through, look for construction to come through for a terminal triple the size and just as convenient. >> what makes this easier than sfo and owing? >> 90 minutes. >> about 90 minutes sometimes more, depending on the traffic. as for those jobs, it is roughly 70 jobs in the county for every flight added in a year. live in sonoma county. abc7 news. >>> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. you can share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> a sea lion stops traffic and then

to tell the house that the number for termination is £1118 million.rmination fees and running cost is a little over £50 million. these contracts were an important insurance policy to ensure the continued movement of medicines and other essential goods. the government always talks about getting value for money. in this case, we had a lot of money, but no value to the taxpayer. will the noble lady, the minister, now apologise for the unnecessary expense that has been incurred and for the failures of the government and the secretary of state in particular? i would like to focus on the first of those questions and that is what exactly was the benefit to the taxpayer. the benefit to the taxpayer was that the taxpayer had an insurance policy. and like many organisations, the government is also able to take out insurance policies and these contracts were precisely that. lady randerson had a dig at the transport secretary chris grayling. every time i think the secretary of state of has extracted the last vestige of farce these ferry contracts, he seems to plu

. >>> oakland a's received a big boost in the team's efforts to build a new ballpark at howard terminal. the east bay labor organization that represents more than 130 unions threw support behind the plan today. three days before the port commission will take a crucial vote on the project. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is more in oakland with more. laura? >> we're standing by a mural here in downtown oakland. it's actually called fields of dreams. this was painted in 2015. fields is plural and that's exactly what all the various ballpark proposals have become over the years for a's fans. basically a dream. at this point it looks like that dream is at least closer to becoming a retally. >> let's go, oakland. >> reporter: with a crucial vote on the a's stadium deal set for monday, the alameda labor council went public with its support for the team's desired site at howard terminal. >> we are excited to say that all of our union jobs will be protected and covered. >> reporter: the proposal for howard terminal would include construction of a 35,000 seat stadium, retail and several thousa

someone drop kicks the terminator store. this happened in johannesburg, south africa at the annual arnold classic africa. the ambush gave schwarzenegger no time to defend himself. here is another angle of the bizarre attack. at 71 and in incredible shape he did not even fall over. >> that's not a man caught a machine. >> like in terminator, you know how hard it is to bring him down . after the governor had a second to collect his thoughts he tweeted, thanks for your concerns but there is nothing to worry about. i thought i was jostled by the crowd which happens a lot. i only realized i was kicked when i saw the video like all of you. i'm just glad the idiot didn't intet en was referring to video like this one where he was promoting the athletes taking part in the event. >> as you can see that doesn't bother him at all. >> organizers say the man who created this spectacle was arrested and he is known to please for dictating similar incidents in the past. he also said mr. schwarzenegger is a fine and in good spirits, he still

they can sit down with the city of san jose and design a new terminal that will serve as a permanentit will be built in the same location as these temporary terminals in san jose charles clifford kron 4 news. women but and next a they track your packages and your favorite products and now. >>amazon wants to track your emotions how the company plans to do just that and word is out on just how likely kevin durant will be ready for the nba finals mark carpenter will put it all down coming up in sports. amazon wants you to express yoursef your voice to read. than one at an application shows a alexa i'm h while she's saying that she's also coughing. this alexa device here is that the woman is sick and offers a soup recipe as well as suggests that she by cough drops. it is unclear how far along this project is at this point or if it will ever become a commercial device when asked about it azo or speculation. >>the senate is taking action to try to stop the robo call epidemic today, lawmakers passed the traced act. the bill would impose stiffer fines of as much as $10,000. on those who know

so i terminated that pregnancy. i guess maybe a year, year and a half later i was pregnant again and i knew, i just -- i cannot terminate this pregnancy. >> you already committed the yourself next time i'm doing it. >> that i got to do it. emotionally it was just terrible. my partner was just not a partner. it was pretty bad. when titan was born, i felt this huge sense of relief. it was pretty traumatic from pregnancy to labor and delivery to now we have a kid. i didn't have anybody in my life that was with me other than my partner who was toxic. we ended upcoming back to jackson to get out of this toxic situation. i just had a chance to really experience the world. so coming back here, it was traumatic for me to come back here and being like okay, but i didn't know at the time i was pregnant. by the same partner. i felt like because of the trama around titan, why would i have another baby? i barely taking care of this baby. >> yeah. >> i saw an ad that was like if you think you're pregnant, we can help. for me that

firefighters were quickly on the scene but i couldn't see being evacuated from where i was in the terminal. so. now representatives of air flow at the company operating the sukhoi superjet they said that the evacuation was done in well under the protocol time it was done in approximately fifty five seconds the spokesperson said well the protocol time is about ninety seconds so i guess this is good news now as for the. where we're at right now the sheremetyevo airport i mean you can really take a look behind me it is empty it looks nothing like normally because it is a major hub it is the home airport of the year floored airline and i mean look at this the only thing you can really see is russia's police and some passengers who are still hoping to depart from here or maybe some relatives of those who are meeting those who are set to land but basically all but one runway one emergency run we have been closed the airport has largely been put under the shutdown lots of flights that were inbound to this airport they have been redirected and we've heard announcements on the speakerphone here bas

aug 9th $2013.00 bloomberg terminal gets the big clean ticker bloomberg of course is the go to sourcefor everything financial in any country or city of any importance the bloomberg terminals where most deals happen all price discovery all price tracking is done on a bloomberg terminal to make it into bloomberg and to have the representation on the terminal is a signal to bankers that they can now direct that multi-trillion dollar pool of assets that they manage around the world busy and points it toward destination bitcoin what does this mean is that an asset class i should be exposed to so i need to rotate out of some stocks some bonds some currency some property and i own this new asset class of course some do and this is the beginning really of a whole new chapter. all right so as an asset class and i remember when we were in new york recently we were talking about this in your office and we were discussing how hedge funds have got to look at bitcoin as a massive class because if they don't they might find themselves lagging their peers in 6 months or a year or so with the hedge fu

one of the largest aerial hubs over mosco and it is a very very quiet i mean this is the terminal with the most hustle and bustle and you can clearly see it is almost completely empty the crowd behind me is made up of security workers and some journalists and workers over the airport those who work here at the airport we do know that the whole sheremetyevo airport has been almost completely shutdown of coding to the latest information only one runway one emergency runway i should say is operate so all of the flights inbound to here have been redirected to we have been hearing announcements over the speakerphones saying as to where these planes have landed and i mean many many of them have not made it even to moscow i mean some of them of course how blended in some other posts over the russian capital but many had to land elsewhere in other russian cds and other russian cities and even in such cities as minsk for example the capital of belarus and helsinki of finland these are just some of the examples that i can give you also speaking of the response heavy heavy emergency response to t

the terminal city, the choice for the conclusion of the line was set up not only to be an arrival point for goods and travelers, but also for the arrival of the telegraph which meant news and banking and munication. so over the course of the transcontinental railroad at the end of the 19th century was a big deal for the farr west. the reason tacoma was picked, there are a multitude of reasons. primary reasons are it is an absolute perfect harbor, especially for sailing vessels . even today it is an ideal harbor. deepwater harbor, lots of area for war. nearby solid bedrock grounds which could carry the weight of freight and railroads so you could bring the train ride up to the dock and be able to load goods off and on the ship. that was part of it. frankly another reason was that the railroad was built on land grants, the federal railroad was built on land grants. the federal government basically divided the whole route into square-mile blocks and surveyed it, and the railroad got like a checkerboard, got every other parcel as payment for building the railroad. in seattle, most of seattl

christian is at the terminal with what comes next here, christian? morning, you remember eight or seven months ago, we were out here all the time, doing reports about what was going on out here, now eight months later, after those steel beams were discovered, it is quite a change, you can see that for months, there were jacks in place after they discover those cracks. they were doing repair work. now, those are gone and the repair is done. the joint powers authority announced yesterday that the work had been completed, showing off that massive steel beam where the cracks were discovered. crews are working on reinstalling plate panels and other materials that were removed to make way for the repairs. they are also working with pg&e to reinstall traffic lights and reopen crosswalks underneath those, also underway, peer reviews. crews are making to be sure that it was done properly. work is underway to replace the failing walkway on top of the transit center. that path was deteriorating, now crews are replacing the granite path with concrete. other repa

there will be new solicitation process prior to the terminate nation of the lease. -- termination of lease. we showed the minimum guaranteed rent to be paid under this lease in table 1 of the report and we recommend approval. >> supervisor safai: any members of the public like to comment on item number three? public comment is closed. you like to make a motion to move to the full board with positive recommendation. thank you very much. please call item 4 and 5 together. [agenda item read]

rugby australia have made it pretty clear that their aim is initially to terminate his contract.n people expected. they have said they have to ta ke expected. they have said they have to take their time to consider a verdict after that appeal. it could be that they impose a fine and a suspension, but the key detail on that as we already know that michael checker, the top man in australian by, checker, the top man in australian rugby, has said he would find it difficult to select him following the comments he has made, given that by the comments he has made, given that rugby australia are keen to promote the sport as inclusive and open to all. there are issues there and issues as to whether his team—mates will want to run out alongside him as well. although there are contractual elements to this, ultimately, a lot of these decisions may already have been made elsewhere in terms of how much rugby people wa nt to in terms of how much rugby people want to play. james haskell has announced that he will retire from rugby at the end of the season. he's had a fantastic 17—year career, ca

we see the economics there for the export terminals.x: what about getting from the storage unit to the export terminals? >> we are happy to build pipelines. the example is the satellite orbit project with energy transfer. their pipeline will be crossing our sites. we are happy to store for them and their customers as they look to export to china. alix: if there is a delay in the exports and pipe is held up, what is the trickle down to your plants? >> it's interesting because we are seeing the delay right now. i would have rather been fully contracted as we sit here and talk today. it takes us 12 to 16 months to build these projects. so we are happy to try to plan around what they are doing. if you are off by the quarter, two quarters, we would like to see revenue sooner. we also work with our customers and try to match their needs as well. alix: that was my interview with dave marchese, ceo of caliche. the postal service is not afraid of a little innovation. it will go from snail mail to wide open roads as self driving trucks zoom throu

we are building new terminals in greece.d we will be having the biggest lng import capacity in the world, so we are clearly a good destination for american exporters. and we areime transatlantic allies. all of these are good conditions for having strong business relationships in this field. vonnie: all right. guy: one final quick question. we are about to have european union elections. that means we are going to see a change at the commission. is there any particular portfolio you would be best suited to? maros: of course, this would very much depend on the result of european elections. the government, has to nominate a commissioner. i hope i would be nominated by the government of slovakia. then it is up to the new president who decides -- president to decide who gets what. if i could work in the area of industrial policy, the area of the new economy, i would be delighted because i believe that the next decade will decide how our economies would decide fromf these megatrends supercomputing to globalization, cleantech, and t

costs with the operators is substantially lower than recent estimates of termination costs. it is also lower than keeping the contracts on. i'm sure everyone would agree that we have to have decisions that are best. i understand that. does that mean that the government has now accepted that there won't be a no deal brexit? in other words, if you have accepted that, i can see why you canceled the contracts, or might you have to stand them up again if we get to the 31st of october without an agreement? what is the government's policy? >> we want to leave the european union with a deal and that is what we will continue to work for, but of course it is not entirely in the hands of the government as to what happens with that. parliament has to ratify an agreement that enables us to leave with a deal. so far parliament has not been , able to do that. they've also not been willing to accept no deal. but the extension and decision at the end of that will be to get to that 31st of october date without a deal ratified and therefore without us having left the european union i hope we ,

termination was the only option for this woman.e suffered extreme sickness in her previous pregnancies and just couldn't cope with the mental and physical stress again. so we made the appointment to terminate. god, that's a horrid word. so, we made that appointment, and my husband and i went along, and it was so strange. she sobs. they understood why. it wasn't that it was an unwanted baby. it was just impossible. we couldn't do it. we went back and 15 minutes later it was all done. that's... 15 minutes is nothing. it was the right decision. but it still doesn't make it a nice decision to make. i too had the condition during pregnancy, and now i'm one of the first women to take part in the largest ever study to find out why. led by guy's and st thomas's hospitals in london, it will look for genetic links between women who have suffered severely. well, firstly i hope we will develop markers that will let us predict who will have severe disease, and secondly, we can develop new treatments, so hopefully there won't be women with sever

harry is terminally ill with a rare form of cancer.car on the trophy from barcelona were brought to him. we can't believe that we've got this car sat there, the support we've had from mercedes and lewis hamilton has been overwhelming. it has made a difficult period little bit better. had it was my parents know that isn't anything more they can do to save their son but they want to raise awareness of childhood cancers and funds for research to help the little children in the future. our life is about to be shattered apart, we are about to lose our darling son. wejust don't we are about to lose our darling son. we just don't want other families in future to have to go through the same thing. a lot of the research into children's cancers is quite out of date. funds are desperately needed. today was a happy day and a magical memory for lewis hamilton's good look term. —— good luck charm. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers.