you have been a busy guy this week, titus. let's talk about the german side for a moment. an>> it has a familiar feel to it, facing off against the same ingush opponents had last these in. they have been handed a pretty tough task with man city in there, stiff competition in that group. they thrashed copenhagen to qualify for this in qualifying. they have adapted a very hard pressing offensive style. very well to do over the last couple of seasons and it will determine how they get on in a very challenging group. >> what makes it the most interesting for you? >> you also have to look at group effort is great with barcelona. coming up against some of his old clubs, a spiritual home of barcelona and football. it will be fun. >> a big surprise in madrid with being named footballer of the year? >> no surprise he had a fantastic season, a record 17 goals. >> from sports to celebrities. >> the ultimate power couple from tinseltown has finally tied the knot. >> brad pitt and angelina jolie. i thought they got married a long time ago. they were only engaged, they met back in 2005.

collections here at the army heritage and education center and is accessible, in this case is calvin titus. we won a medical of honor for daring and gallant conduct. he was one of the first soldiers who actually scale the walls of peking during the boxer rebellion. this will take you to a recording of his actual oral history. >> this is something that took place a long time ago, and it's followed me. i can't get away from it. [laughter] >> but the wall looks like the one you scaled? >> that's a very good representation of it. of course, as you see that fellow standing on top there, now, that would have been impossible. that thing is stone and narrow on top and nobody could stand up there unless he was an acrobat. >> did you have doubts or think you could make it? >> i thought i'd make it all right. i wasn't have afraid of that. i was a fairly good climber. but, of course i never thought about what i was getting into. [laughter] >> i understand that when president roosevelt presented you with the medal, it was on the grounds of west point. >> yes. they turned up the grounds in full dress. i

titus talked about that 95%. i see 95%, i think that's something we can make, streamline the process. we can do that. airlines notify people when the plane is going to be late, or what have you. the technology now. i tell you, i'm probably the worst want to talk about technology because i'm horrible at it. thank god i'm married, either wife who is very bright. i have grandkids to fix my computer. but a lot of people are just brain dead when it comes to technology. but you have to have respect for some of these things that can streamline that and make the system more efficient. now, it just upsets me that it takes so long, and i look at it and this is a statement more than a question, that when world war ii started, you know, where people had to enlist, go through the physicals, get trained, be on the front line, almost, you know, so that we wouldn't lose the war. they did it. and getting people in there, same thing with korea and other times where you get people in and you can expedite the process. and now we hav

titus permitted another festival to happen on the treasure island and the festivals is going to be one of the most important events on the island every year to minimize the impacts for the tenant proven to be diligently project producers have been responsible. in fact, last year, we had no complaints about noise no negative complaints about noise recorded to us they've done a phenomenal job and we support the treasure island and encourage you to approve the request for the permit >> great. thank you very much for coming. all right. you want to come up now? >> hello, i'm mary with another planet entertainment. >> can you speak more into the mike. >> we've been doing this since 2007 we have two stages we work real closely with the city agencies to make sure we don't have issues with traffic coming off the island we bus our patrons over and work with the caltrain with the bridge closer so we're not impacting the city traffic we have 10 b officers that work with us at the event and we work with the fire department has fire watch and tcs with the traffic control and working closely with tid

up me and having my shoulder and having my support i wouldn't be here today as our grand marshall titus because tilts a blessing an honor honor i'm gratefully humbled it's like a trophy word kont can't explain that a trophy not even having one (clapping) and i have to thank everybody for letting me be here (clapping) >> amazing julia your hold 16? yeah. >> you intensify those thousands and thousands of votes you got to be grand marshall (clapping) please welcome supervisor scott wiener (clapping.) thank you, thank you that was amazing and thank you for fighting because that is what we need to fight for the community to make sure that didn't happen. so being an lgbt elected official you have you know that you have numerous roebltd on your shoulders in terms of making sure that our community interests are proximately caused and moving forward as a community. i know i will speak for supervisor campos as well that it is so absolutely humbling to be in the presence of tom and senator mark leno true heros in our community and people that have been trailblazers in terms of denying what it is t

we are here on set with titus from the sports desk. a big wins for dortmund over its archrival's. one that could have been even bigger. is that a sign that they are ready for the challenge ahead? >> it was definitely a very positive performance. you cannot quibble with that, but i think it's hard to read too much into this one game. both teams set up for the experimental writeups -- lineups, particularly bayern, which probably showed pep guardiola was not all that interested in this match, no matter what he said in the press. although neither of the two new strikers scored, it was good to see their signings from last summer both score. perhaps that's a sign that after a year in germany, a preseason not disrupted by the world cup, neither of them was in brazil, they might be ready to have more influence for the club, but they got to do it consistently. i think everyone saw again tonight that dortmund can beat bayern on their day, but it's what they do the rest of the time that will decide whether they can close the gap between the bavarians. >> part of the reason for bayern was inj

first, to my left, we have nikki titus. then we have -- what is your title? >> politics, advocacy and partner. a lot going on. >> who used to work with me. and then we have eli down at the end. he generally causes trouble, but is one of the founders of rising tide interactive and has been working with the ready for hillary campaign. i'm going to turn it over to you guys. nikki is going to walk through the first slides. we will go from there. >> to echo mike, thanks to everyone for sticking around and coming down today. we are excited to share the work ready for hillary has been doing and paint a picture for you so you can see why it is a different kind of super pac and something we should be excited about. eli is going to walk through the why we are different. >> i just want to give a shout out to a couple of other folks in the room. you have safed, the communications director and in the back, tracy, the senior adviser. they are awesome. >> we have upended the model of what a super pac looks like. we have a few statistics about the more traditional model. we

calvin titus won a medal of honor for daring and gallant conduct. he was one of the first soldiers to actually scale the walls of pay king during the boxer rebellion. this code will take your a recording of his actual oral history. >> this is something that took place a long time ago, and it has followed me. i can't get away from it. [laughter] >> the wall looks like the one you scaled. >> yes, that is a very good representation of it. of course, as you see that fellow standing on top, that would've been impossible. those stones are rounded on top and narrow. nobody could stand up there unless he was in acrobat. >> what did you think at the time you were scaling it? were you sure you would make it, or did you have doubts about it? >> i thought i'd make it all right. i wasn't very much afraid of that because i was a fairly good climber. of course, i never thought about what i was getting into. [laughter] i understand that when president theodore roosevelt personally presented you with the metal, it was on the parade ground at west point. was that cor

titus: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to bring h.r. 15, a bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform bill to properly address the humanitarian crisis at the border. the speaker pro tempore: the chair understands the gentleman from oklahoma has not yielded for that purpose. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentleman from california, mr. huffman, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. huffman: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to simply allow a vote on h.r. 15, a bill that has the bipartisan votes to pass today that we can have on the president's desk today to properly address this crisis. the speaker pro tempore: the time will be charged to the gentleman yielding, and once again the gentleman from oklahoma has not yielded for that purpose. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, might i inquire how much time we have left? the speaker pro tempore: first, the chair will receive

oh, titus, bring your friend hither. if any of you have seen mr. marlon brando, shakespeare can be different. you can also imagine maybe john wayne as macbeth going, well, is this a dagger i see before me. >> in the late '90s, he won an oscar for his role in "good will hunting." >> you've never looked at a woman and been totally vulnerable, knowing someone that could level you with her eyes, feeling like god put an angel on earth just for you, could rescue you from depths of hell, and you wouldn't know what it's like to be her angel, to of that love for her, be there forever through anything, through cancer. and you wouldn't know about sleeping sitting up in a hospital room for two months, holding her hand because the doctors could see in your eyes that the terms visiting hours don't apply to you. you don't know about real loss because that only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself. i doubt you've ever dared to love anybody that much. >> even when you didn't see him, you sure heard him in "aladdin," where as the voice of the g

a.d., a general who was a roman and his son titus of rome and the roman army put an end to the jewishtate, the black jewish state. ever since then, there has been inhite supremacy aura america and all over the earth because the white man rules the earth. this is what everything is so messed up because he has taken the word of god and turned it backwards. host: frostburg, maryland, democratic caller. caller: good morning. i hope you don't cut me off either but i am a vietnam veteran. thing ins kind of vietnam. the last century, all over planet earth, the people drove northwest european supremacy laws out of their lives. yesterdayt fox news and they were talking against this kid who was killed in missouri. also, i turned around after that and they started talking about the guy who was beheaded in the middle east. it was a totally different comparison. either way, it it doesn't matter. like the gentleman said before me, the roman imperial supremacy is destroying america's democracy. host: can the president do anything? caller: if you see how people treat our president and this i am a rep

titus for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all for being here.your stories are tragic and heart wrenching but i hope you can take some comfort in knowing what powerful advocate you are. you have told your stories so eloquently, so orderly, so thoroughly that it really will help us to move forward. i've just been noting down some things that we need to address. i think we're at a point where we really can make a difference. so in addition to the things that you've suggested i want this committee and the people in the room, and the ascii for your help on this, for us to address some of the things i think are also related to the problem. first come you are obviously very loving families. you were there for your children. but many of our veterans don't have families like that. there aren't many homeless veterans. they are sleeping on the streets, they don't know where to go to they don't have somebody that can turn to. and so we need to figure out a way how we can address the problem for those veterans as well as for those like your children. so i wa

first, to my left, we have nikkie t titus. then we have -- what is your title? >> politics advocacy and nonclient partner. a lot going on. >> who used to work with me. down at thehave eli end. causes trouble, but is one of the founders of rising tide interactive and has been working with the ready for hillary campaign. i'm going to turn it over to you guys. walk throughg to the first slides. we will go from there. to echo mike, thanks to everyone for sticking around and coming down today. we are excited to share the work ready for hillary has been doing and paint a picture for you so you can see why it is a different kind of supe

first, to my left, we have nikki titus. she had that the digital operations. then we have -- what is your title? >> politics advocacy and non-profit client partner. a lot going on. >> who used to work with me. and then we have eli down at the end. he generally causes trouble, but is one of the founders of rising tide interactive and has been working with the ready for hillary campaign. i'm going to turn it over to you guys. nikki is going to walk through the first slides. we will go from there. >> to echo mike, thanks to everyone for sticking around and coming down today. we are excited to share the work ready for hillary has been doing and paint a picture for you so you can see why it is a different kind of super pac and something we should be excited about. eli is going to walk through the why we are different. >> i just want to give a shout out to a couple of other folks in the room. you have safed, the communications director and in the back, tracy, the senior adviser. they are awesome. >> we have upended the model of what a super pac looks like. we have a

in 17 -- 70 a.d., a general who is a roman and his son titus of roman, and the roman army put an endto the jewish state. the black jewish state. and ever since then there's been a white supremacy or in america and all over the earth because the white man rules the earth. this is what everything is so messed up because he has taken the word of god and turned it backwards host the all right, don. maryland, democratic caller. >> caller: good morning. look, i hope you don't cut me off either, but i'm a vietnam veteran. and i saw this kind of thing in vietnam. the last century, all over planet earth, the people drove northwest european supremacy lost out of their lives. i was looking at fox news yesterday and i was seeing al they were talking against this kid was killed down in missouri. but also i turned around right after that, they started talking about the guy who was beheaded over in the middle east. and it was a totally different comparison. either way, it's murder. but the passion, like the gentleman just said before me, that roman imperial supremacy is destroying america's democra

street," and fapharmaceutics move higher after the company reported promising results from the hep titus hot sector nowadays. the stock trading up, surging over 9%, and gilliad sciences rise after the panel ruled in its favor regarding its drug, and rejecting rich holdings patent claims, and gilead moving higher by 2%. >> thank you so much for that read, we appreciate it. earlier, tesla hit an all-time high thanks in part to the aggressive quest to find a home for the 10 million square foot giga factory. street fight between five states vying for the factory halted until california recently introduced a bipartisan bill intended to woo tesla back to the golden state. the state senator is the co-author of the bill, joining us this morning exclusively. senator, good to see you. >> good to see you, how are you? >> we're doing well, thanks, hope you are too. walk us through the legislation. tesla said it was not in the mission of the company to basically ask you to bend the law to let it have the perks needed to build there, so why do it anyway? >> well, we want to be competitive. we -- texas

the army heritage and education center that is accessible in the exhibit, in this case, it is calvin titus. he won and metal of honor for daring and valiant conduct. he was one of the first soldiers to scale the wall during the boxer rebellion. this code will take your cell phone to a recording of his actual oral history. >> this is something that took place a long time ago and has followed me. i cannot get away from it. [laughter] >> the wall looks like the one you scaled? >> it is a very good representation of it. of course, as you see that fellow standing on top, that would have been impossible. those stones are rounded on top and narrow. >> what to do think at the time you're scaling it, were you sure you would make it or did you have doubts? >> well, i thought i would make it, all right. i wasn't very much afraid of that. i was a fairly good climber. of course, i never thought about what i was getting into. [laughter] i understand that when president theodore roosevelt personally presented you with a dal, it was at the parade at west point. >> they turned up in full dress.