i am jeff jarvis from the newmarket journalism at tun ney. i have learned a lot. i want to throw some quick ideas out. one from the group i learned is maybe we should not concentrate on content and set of behaviors. there is a suggestion that there should be national internet courts where matters of legality should go to a court where we negotiate norms in public with due process. in terms of the legal bit -- we have facebook's oversight board where they are trying to establish that and see how that goes. i wonder about your views of these efforts to in essence come up with new common-law through different paths as we negotiate this new landscape. >> you have written about this. shouldy book i argue we -- a company should engage in technological due process. they should be transparent and accountable for their content moderation and practices. that could be as a matter of law but they should. the different speech, the line is blurry. the difference between content and conduct -- yes, we should be more careful. some speech is tantamount to conduct in the harassment

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the tun was was -- tunnel speeds are lower owing to the traffic.you all know the epic system melt down on april 26 this year revealed how fragile the tunnel is. we asked the players how they will fix the tunnel. they told us a projected is on the books that will take 20 to 30 years to complete. here we are today in san francisco we are frustrated, acangry and tired of the overcrowding. do you want to throw more gasoline buy approving 8,000 more units? please delay and ask planning staff to identify the impacts of increased population on the muni metro and recommend ways to create it. thank you very much. >> next speaker. i will read off more speaker cards. caroline kennedy, belinda and randy rollin son. >> commissioners i am jim has. i live at 100 vanness and i am on the board much the civic center district. i participated in the years it took to do the octavia plan. i am well aware of the plan and the call for high rise residential buildings on the market. i think what is before you enhances what was prepared before. i am enthusiastic about it as

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we zriedon't have a constitutio tun folds in a different way.ing a very big shake-up of an existing political structure because of a lot of deep factors. climate is one of them but it's not the technological revolution, people are feeling the foreign policy shift, the shift between the u.s. and china. there are big, big factors going on in the world that are shaking up today's political system. and it's not going to change from today to tomorrow. thinking that a new president or a new prime minister would mean that this was all over i think would be a mistake. >> all right. zanni, always great to have you on the show. we'll be reading the new issue of the economist. jon meacham, thank you as well. and we have a big lineup straight ahead open "morning joe." joining us this morning, all three of president trump's 2020 republican challengers in one joint interview. former congressman joe walsh and mark sanford and former governor william weld. plus, former secretary of state john kerry and 2020 presidential candidate cory booker. "morning joe" is c

reporter: the controversy is likely to continue into next week as the president heads to new york for tune u.n. ans expected to meet face-to-face with ukraine's leader. >> i spoke with a senior administration official yesterday. he gave me information. basically, this person has seen the transcript of the phone call that mark is talking about between president trump and the ukraine president of which the wall street journal said there are eight occasions where the president said there are eight jokeseoccasions where he asked o do something with the investigation. the bottom line is, the senior administration official told me i hope that the white house releases the transcript of the call because when people see it, they might think it's messy, there was wheeling and dealing, but there's nothing -- there's no there, there, the official told me and this will quiet down. i wo wonder maybe why the presit is saying you're getting spun up in this but it's nothing. >> he looked cool, calm and collected. if there was quid pro quo, that would be a story. everywin is rushing to -- everyone is rushi

i'm alan fischer in height on the island of grand bahama where a former american football star tun dr has returned told to help people in the aftermath of hurricane dorian. hello again it's good to be back here cross parts of australia we're seeing a big difference in temperature with a system that is now pushing through across much of the southeast to the north it's going to be quite warm we're looking at brisbane here on tuesday 30 degrees but just go down the coast to sydney notice we're only in the teens that's all because we do have a system bring some rain across the area down towards melbourne only to the teens as well temperatures will stay quite warm to the north of that system as we go towards wednesday we're going to still stay into the high twenty's their temperature city though it's going to stay rainy but your temperature commit to about $1000.00 degrees there up towards the north and into the central part of the continent we are looking at temperatures into the mid thirty's with alice springs at. 34 degrees there well for the north in the south island of zealand we're g