u.s.a. u.s.a. u.s.a.. u.s.a. u.s.a. u.s.a. >> so i think we know that answer >> seth: that might be the single dumbest thing i've ever seen in -- [ cheers and applause dumbest thing i've ever seen in any arena. and i'm including the time the toronto raptors mascot tried to skate down the stairs and fell flat on his face [ laughter ] and honestly, if at any point, this "closer look" bums you out, just google mascot fails it's a lot of fun. in fact, at the end of this segment, when it's time for me to do my little wrap-up summarizing how bad everything is, we're just going to put some mascot fails over my shoulder to keep you entertained before we do that, that clip right there really feels like trump in a nutshell. false, performative patriotism, pretending he is making decisions when all he really cares about is branding himself. before that rally, he was probably up all night trying to crack that one like mozart writing a symphony "made in america no made in the united states? no made in the u.s. of a? d

. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization.e use sports, soccer in particular to engage communities that can benefit from quality programs in order to lift people up, helping to regain a sense of control in one's life. >> the san francisco recreation and park department and street soccer u.s.a. have been partners now for nearly a decade. street soccer shares our mission in using sport as a vehicle for youth development and for reaching people of all ages. rec and park has a team. >> i'm been playing soccer all my life. soccer is my life. >> i played in the streets when i was a kid. and i loved soccer back home. i joined street soccer here. it was the best club to join. it helps me out. >> the tenderloin soccer club started in the summer of 2016. we put one of our mini soccer pitches in one of our facilities there. the kids who kpriez the club team came out to utilize that space, and it was beautiful because they used it as an opportunity to express themselves in a place where they were free to do so, and it was a safe space, in

made in the u.s.a. made in the u.s.a. you like better made in the u.s.a. or made in america.he u.s.a.? go ahead. [crowd chants usa!] president trump: i love those little polls. they cost me nothing and we learn a lot. look at all these keep america great it's going to be keep america great. belief or not. but we are never getting rid of maga. you will buy that if you want. we'll give it to you and do whatever we have to do. make america great again, we'll forget that phrase. foreign owned companies invest an additional $250 billion in america last year alone, including more than $3 billion from your great country, mr. prime minister. thank you very much. australia, $3 billion. when i ran for president i promised to fight for ohio jobs and ohio workers. and that's exactly what we have done. and right now you have got the lowest unemployment you have ever had. you have the most of successful state you have ever had. and jim jordan and rob and everybody have been incredible and i want to thank you. i want to thank all of the political folks who are with us. it's great. most of s

i'm sorry but i don't want to be involved to democratic elections of u.s.a. we had, i think good phone call. it was normal. we spoke about many things. i think and you read it nobody push it. push me. president trump: in other words, no pressure. there was no pressure. by the way, you know there was no pressure. all you have to do is see what went on on the call. you know that. you could ask the questions. reporter: to do more on joe biden and -- president trump: no, i want him to do whatever he can. this was not his fault. he wasn't there. he's just been here recently. whatever can he do in terms of corruption because the corruption's massive. when biden's son walks away with millions of dollars from ukraine and he knows nothing and they pay him millions of dollars. that is corruption. when biden's son walks out of china with $1.5 million in the fund and the biggest funds in the world can't get money out of china and he's there for one quick meeting and flies in on air force 2, i think that's a horrible thing. i think it's a horrible thing. i know the presid

there's one thing about a chevrolet van that is better because we can drive across the u.s.a. in your chevrolet and is the greatest land on earth. [indiscernible] >> i picked up this and then in 1974 and i drove it until 1988. around the country. it was great. the van ness -- the beach parking lot off rose street. the overhead, we will stay with it a little bit more as a struggle. it is hard to reach back. thank you for holding the microphone. these are all 25 million-dollar chips. this was everything that was given to the tax break through the -- to the rich folks. this is a 25 billion-dollar chip they're supposed to be a raise for the federal employees but trump said no, they don't get it , we have to balance the budget. trump showed us, by taking a few million dollars away from the defence budget that he wants, he can build a rusty wall with it. how about the democrats taking a few million dollars from the defence budget and giving it a billion to each city in this country, and help what we need here? that is it. thank you. i ran out of time again. sorry. >> thank you for h

and in the summer games, next year, and trying to help team u.s.a.mpionship and the gold medal. now steph curry will play. as will damian lillard by the way. now let's check this out. the theme tonight will be robbery or as the completion we'll tell you. in progress, right? and as they host derek fish were a nice catch. josh reddick impression with that home run robbery. that is it right now. and that big story for bruce bochy. i've always liked him. >> all right, see you later everybody. >> good night. haley, hurry up! you don't have much time, and i made chocolate chip pancakes. mom, i'm not 12. dibs on hers. honey, you excited about your first day? about going to work that makes you feel like you're... i don't know, worth something. no offense, mom. listen... (clears throat) i wanna give you some advice. do it fast. she's gonna be late. work hard. uh-huh. keep your eye on the ball. (cell phone alert chimes) stay focused. never... (laughs) check it out! cam in overalls! (claire) ohh! (gasps) mitchell sent me the same text! why "look what you've don

that's why u.s.a.are search and rescue teams in place just in case they need to operate immediately afterward if it gets too bad. for the most part they're there because it will provide the least amount of delay and continue the relief efforts. they weren't able to fly yesterday or today. they brought additional supplies in on thursday. there is a long road to recovery for the bahamas. victor, you saw it out here. they were flattened. there's nothing left in some parts. the fact this storm is coming and threatening to destroy what is left makes it that more difficult to deal with. >> the prime minister said that nassau cannot absorb all the people coming from grand bahamas and abaco. they've got to find safety as this next tropical storm comes through and the infrastructure problems there. diane, thank you. >>> the fda could be close to approving the first peanut allergy drug for children. >> the treatment was just approved friday. the drug would reduce the severity of reactions in children 4 to 17. th

said they discussed investigation of cases which inhibited the interaction between ukraine and the u.s.a. the president tweeted it was a perfectly fine and respectful conversation. do you think it's, quote, perfectly fine to ask a leader to investigate a political opponent? >> i saw a statement from the ukrainian foreign minister said there was no pressure applied in the conversation. i do think if vice president biden behaved inappropriately, if he was protecting his son and intervened in a way that was corrupt, i think we need to get to the bottom of it. i hope that we will. i hope if vice president biden engaged in behavior inappropriate -- >> we've seen no evidence of that. >> american cannot -- >> i want to go back to the question. >> america cannot have our elections interfered with. if there was that kind of activity engaged in by vice president biden, we need to know. >> there's no evidence of that. if the conversation was perfectly fine as president trump said, why not release the transcript to the public? >> the white house will have to answer that. we don't release transcripts

. >> do you know if russia is talking with u.s.a. or guaido, what can you tell us about it. >> just put this in the back of your mind. it's all going to be fine. we know everything that you said. it's all going to be fine. we very much are involved. we very much know what's going on and we are very much involved. okay? thank you all very much. thank you. thank you very much. [shouting] >> as reporters always do.

u.s.a. i.d. helping bahamians get ready for another round of heavy rain and winds. cnn's diane gallagher is in the bahamas for us. diane, what are they bracing for? it looks sunny behind you. it's what's on the horizon that's worrisome. >> it is. we're in nassau which was completely untouched for the most part by hurricane dorian. we're talking about abaco, grand bahama that were decimated. they're the ones that will receive likely the most impact from tropical storm humberto. right now our fixers are describi describing thunderstorms right now. the concern is what allison said. these structurally compromised homes and businesses that made it through hurricane dorian probably can't take much more. u.s.a. i.d. has been working in preparation for humberto to distribute fix it kits to assist the bahamians staying in their homes to try to put these large heavy plastic tarps over roof tops. the government officials in the bahamas would like for people to evacuate to shelters instead. they were offerin

back injury and had until wednesday to decide if she could compete she was going to be one of the u.s.a.'s team captains but will now be replaced by solheim cup working allie mcdonald in juli inkster steam the showdown against europe's best will begin on friday at gleneagles in scotland it's but i have to say anything to julia i think we both just kind of knew there was a decision to make and told allie that to get ready. that's really all it was you know just. i don't want to have to make that decision but it's what's best for the team and what's best for me going forward with my buddy. and major league baseball the l.a. dodgers beat the baltimore orioles to clinch their 7th straight division title cory seeger scored 2 home runs to lead the visiting dodgers 2 with 73 wins and sealed the national league west title the dodgers has made it to the world series the past 2 seasons but lost both time. in the philadelphia phillies beat the atlanta braves to boost their playoff chances cory dickerson home or twice to lead his side to the 65 when phillies are behind the chicago cubs for the 2nd

elections of u.s.a. no, we had -- i think good phone call. it was normal. we spoke about many things. so i think and you already that nobody push it. push me. yes. president trump: in other words, no pressure. you know there was no pressure. all you had to do what went on oh anthony call. but you could ask the questions and i appreciate the answer. >> do you want thome do more on the investigation? president trump: no, i want him to do whatever he can. this was not his fault. he wasn't there. he's just been here recently. but whatever he can do in terms of corruption because the corruption's massive. now when biden's son walks away with millions of dollars from ukraine, they know it's nothing and they're paying him millions of dollars that's corruption. when bide's son walks out of china and the biggest funds in the world can't get money out of china, and he's there for one quick meeting and he flies in on air force 2, i think that's a horrible thing. i think it's a horrible thing. but i'm going far beyond that. i know the president and i've read a lot abou

president, to u.s.a., your government, like i said i know many people, many faces, second family after my ukraine family, we know each other. thank you for your support, especially now when we have two really wars in ukraine. the first one is with corruption. we'll fight -- we'll be winner in this fight, i'm sure. and the priority, my priority to stop the war and to get back our territories, crimean and others. thank you for your support in these case. thank you very much. pres. trump: thank you very much, mr. president. if you remember, you lost crimea during a different administration, not during the trump administration. president zelensky: you have a chance to help us. pres. trump: that's right. that was during the obama administration you lost crimea. i didn't think it was something you should have, but that was done a long time ago. i think it was handled poorly. but it's just one of the things. one of the elements that we discussed is the united states helps ukraine, but i think that other countries should help ukraine much more than they aree much more than they are doing. germ

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everybody back home, i hope you all make it over here and join teams like this like street soccer u.s.a., and live your life. get a better life. >> right away, just be patient, and then, everything will be okay. >> welcome to pricidia middle school. i am emma dunbar and i had the enormous privilege to be the principal in this community. thank you all for joining us. [ cheering and applause ]. >> i want to give a very warm welcome to my students, to our staff, to elected officials, board members, mayor appliappli and our trusted partners at sales force. i couldn't be happier to host you all on this yard just opened for our new school year after four years in the making. it is a prime example of what investment in our public schools can look like. four years ago, mark benniof, along with the mayors and superintendents from oakland and san francisco, stood on this very same yard to celebrate the third year of the sales force grant. at that time, there was success to celebrate. wifi in every middle school, computers and ipads available to every school, the established of the principal's inn

this is the first time they'll be associate would team u.s.a.the forecast. >> better weather on the way. hot tomorrow, fire danger with the red flag fire warning until 11:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. cold wind moves in friday. 78, i think folks are happy about that. and good weekend if we can just get through tomorrow with the fire danger. >> a little bit of it all. have a good night. >>> and now, president donald trump.

president, to u.s.a., to your government. like i said, i know many people, many faces like the second family after my ukraine. we know each other. thank you for your support, especially now when we have two really wars in ukraine. the first is with corruption. but we'll fight -- we'll be winner in this fight i'm sure. and the priority, my priority, to stop the war and to get back our territories, crimea. thank you for your support in this case. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, mr. president. if you remember, you lost crimea in a different administration, not during the trump administration. >> so you have a chance to help us. >> that's right. that was during the obama administration that you lost crimea. i didn't think it was something that you should have, but that was done a long time ago. i think it was handled poorly. but it's just one of those things. one of the elements that yes discussed is the united states helps ukraine. other countries should help ukraine much more than they're doing, germany, france, th

that when you talk about china, u.s.a., india, talk about these different places wotre a l of bad stuff out. right. it's so big that it'sight next to each other. >> only if we can get india and china and all the other countries in the world to come together and get-together for some agreement to work on as lowering greenhous emissions together that might help. like that, it's president ghump, ri >> all right. check in on the 2020 democrats who are competing on so you think you can be potus. seve new polls out today rayi raising majorey rows, poll has biden in the lead 31 percent: not too far behind 25 percent. five and six points picked up respectively since last in july. biden and warren seemingly pulling away. bernie sanders third 14 percent. pete buttigieg taking kamala harris.not because he's gaining. harris sitting fifth 5 percent.y poll i 13 percent. not a great showis for harri in national poll. surely a p in homeoutate of california be better for her, right? no. it's bad, too. the new emerson poll has senator harris fifth placeal inifornia democratic primary home state, this tim

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we understand amanda son her way to the u.s.a. power lifting nationals on october 19 in lombard, chichifment good luck in chicago, amanda, you have made your community so proid already. -- proud already. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize brigadier general johanna clyburn for earning the rank of major general and becoming the first major two star general in minnesota's national guard. for 30 years brigadier general clyburn has risen through the ranks. she did this while having a family, earning a law degree, and becoming a successful attorney. the example she's set for other women in the military and beyond is a legacy to be proud of. i was honored to have her participate on a panel for our annual young women in leadership program for high school students in minnesota. her leadership and life experience inspired not only the participants but me and my staff as well. congratulations, brigadier general cly born, on your outstanding achievement. thank you for your decades of service to our nation and being such a great role mod

this evening, to u.s.a states are under mandatory evacuation orders. >>> we begin with developing news out of the oakland international airport where police say a man is evading officers ran the gates at the airport and made his way on the tarmac. >> we are live near the airport. >> reporter: this at around noon when an alameda county sheriff's deputy witnessed someone in a chevy pickup truckthrough a stop ty tried to make a traffic stop for that violation and that is when the driver simply took off it turned into a pursuit. the driver of the truck ended up coming down this utility road which leads to the runways. at one point, he ended up crashing through eight a at about 50 mph. after track crashing through the gate he drove about a half- mile into the areas of the runways and get out of the vehicle and ran off. police in this the hb chopper, drones, boats, as well as dogs. a canine picked up the scent to the water but the suspect has yet to be found.'s make we have scoured this area and are unable to locate this individual. we took control of the truck that truck is registered to an

trump: and remember, that is all money that is built in the u.s.a. we build it right here.rica is respected again. our nation is stronger today than ever before. we have the greatest equipment. we have people with spirits like they have not had. but we now have the greatest equipment. our equipment 2.5 years ago was old and tired, ammunition was low, our planes did not fly well or did not fly at all. now, we have beautiful new planes, and jets, and fighter jets, and bombers, and we have hopefully everything -- hopefully we don't have to use them much or at all but we have the greatest military we have ever had. [applause] and together, so importantly, we ended the last administration's heartless war on american energy for all the folks in texas. we got a lot of you tonight. you're very happy, plenty of other places, but you are happy. the u.s. is the number one energy producer anywhere in the world by far. [applause] pres. trump: for the first time in more than 60 years, we are now a net exporter of american natural gas. [applause] pres. trump: we are ending decades of fore

troops but the u.s.a.'s largest overseas base is germany which agrees with britain and the usa that iran was behind asymmetric attacks on saudi arabia that cause record breaking spikes in oil prices well we went to. just speak to a member of the bundestag the link deputy chair of foreign policy in arms exports 7 doug dillon well the sites of where the berlin wall once stood i have just with iran and in your capacity as the left group deputy chair foreign policy and exports and disarmament do you agree with the people in the angular mccool c.v. you say there is a moral duty. to be there in the straits of hormuz to protect shipping from iran and i think we're there's a moral duty to deescalate in the region at the persian persian gulf because at the moment just to ation as very explosive and we have to. we have to make more pressure that all the military ships will go out of the region why do you think britain was so quick to offer support to the united states and donald trump over iraq while it's not a secre

i'm sorry, but i don't want to be involved to democratic elections of u.s.a. nobody pushed me.pushed me. >> iother words, no pressure. >> reporter: the summary of their july 25 phone call reveals that the president repeatedly asked zelensky to investigate joe biden and his son, hunter, who is on the board of a ukrainian oil company, even suggesting he work with u.s. attorney general william barr. the summary is not a verbatim transcript, but a memo, based on the notes and recollections of those listening in. mr. trump said, "there's a lot of talk about biden's son, and a lot of people want to find out about that, so whatever you can do with the attorney general would be great." in a statement, barr said the president has never asked him to contact ukraine. president trump also told zelensky to speak to his personal attorney, rudy giuliani. "i will have mr. giuliani give you a call, and i am also going call, and we will get to the bottom of it." cbs news legal analyst jonathan turley: >> the idea that the president would suggest that the head of state work with his private couns

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all made in the u.s.a., by the way. it's really incredible. our nuclear was getting very tired. they hadn't spent the money on it. now we have it in, as we would say, tippy-top shape. we have new, renovated, it's incredible. we all should pray we never have to use it. we should never have to use it. our military itself is in phenomenal shape. and we have a great gentleman, as you know, going to be taking over, joint chef of -- joint chief of staff. joe dunford has been fantastic, he's a great man. a friend of mine. to beneral milly is going taking over. we'll have a little bit of a celebration for joe and for -- for everybody. as you know, our secretary of fense has just come in, mark esper, been here for a short period of time but he's got tremendous energy. he's got it. he knows it. that's what he's been doing for a long period of time, from the day he graduated or maybe i should say from the day he started at west point where he was a top, top scholar, etc. so we have an incredible -- we have incredible people. steve mnuchin is here. we did sangs today, i think they're probab

do anything you know in any form of concessions you know the 12 for inspired by secretary of state u.s.a. could devastate from pill for it is a republican they are in fact cutting them out in tehran but the united states is not giving them any of the wars for that is not telling them you know like for example president obama did or president bush did before about 3 gun did carter the clinton did all of that but then went islamic republic treaty today a little bit didn't want to you 1000000 today the decider just sort of friendship even president obama smuggled money to today's driver here probably for president they got a smuggled officer to the islamic republic but you don't know so then the leadership in tehran says that there was a game have changed trump does not want you know to play the or game he's playing another game by the fact nobody knows what this new games rules are gather it from your writings that you put the blame for those attacks squarely on task or on something that the leadership into iran denies and something that i have to say the russian intelligence agencies also

through, we started in sweden go to venezuela, cuba, korea, china, russia, ukraine, and then back in the u.s.a. by attending the largest socialist gathering in he united states last summer, so let's start brief live with sweden and get the definition of socialism correct. southernism is some form of collective ownership or control over the major means of production. so this means abolishing private property and the major factors production, replacing with collective ownership in practice in any large society the de facto means state ownership and/or control of to the means of production. if you're going to have large scale production, that then means you're also going to have some form of central plan in order to do the coordination. a lot of these young socialists like to say we want social jim from below and everybody is just going to decide cooperatively that would. do your helpie commune won't produce -- you need somebody to coordinate the diverse areas of the economy and when you don't use' property arrests could pros of profits and lows has to be replaced with something and that somethin

i'm sorry, but i don't want to be involved to democratic open elections of u.s.a. we had, i think, good phone call. it was normal. we spoke about many things, and i -- so i think and you read it that nobody pushed it -- pushed me. >> in other words, no pressure. ( laughter ) >> trevor: okay. okay. i don't want to contradict the president, but i don't think the translation of that was "no pressure." ( laughter ) that man seemed like he was under intense pressure. i mean, he actually said, i don't want to get involved, i mean -- that's not a comfortable phrase you ever say when you're comfortable. how are you feeling? i don't want to get involved, i'm so comfortable. you can't ask him that question in front of trump. it's like asking the hostage how he's being treated while the kidnapper is right next to him. how are they treating me? oh, it's amazing, yeah, last night they even gave me toilet paper. i love it here. ( laughter ) you can't ask him in front of trump, man! ( laughter ) so the whistleblower's complaint accuses trump of pressuring the ukraines, while trum

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i will point out the u.s.a. will not be first country to have a success with the wall. israel along the egyptian border has the wall. india along the bangladesh border has a wall, a border a lot longer than the american-mexican border, and hungary has a considerable border wall with serbia. all those other walls are effective. i am glad that the united states is finally getting going on the wall. the next thing i'll count as good news on the immigration front is i was able to attend a ceremony in which legal immigrants were being sworn in in milwaukee. every month, about 400 new citizens are being sworn in in the city the size of milwaukee. neither donald trump for this any republican i'm aware of wants to stop those 400 new citizens coming here each month. it's very exhilarating to talk to them. o many of them overall we swear in 700,000 new citizens a year and have four million people on work vizz as. but there are other news that can be considered not quite as good. 64,000 people0 -- crossed the border in august, that is down from 144,000 in may but still 20,000 more

charge.he took ex-pat u.s.a. was born. pure s mission has been and simple -- raise awareness of slavery in america ourend human trafficking in world. on, i'd like move to let you hear some texas wisdom. may not be the class by yourselfhatever class in, it don't take long to call the roll. carol., you have saved lives. back.d the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today bill, the of my national purple heart hall of commemorative act, which is scheduled on the house floor tomorrow. you know, george washin the purple heart in the closing days of the revolutionary war. it has been awarded to nearly two million brave service men and women. comprehensive o list of purple heart recipients inthe hall of honor, located my district in new windsor, new ork, was preserved to collect the names and stories wounded

polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a. it has its own businesses and personality.have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so. sustainability mission, even though the bikes are very minimal energy use. it still matters where the energy comes from and also part of the mission in sustainability is how we run everything, run our business. so having the lights come on with clean energy is important to us as well. we heard about cleanpowersf and learned they had commer

the u.s.a. should always be paying the lowest rate, no inflation. it's only the federal reserve that don't allow us to do what other countries are doing. an opportunity we are missing because of the bone heads. >> we ought to focus on what the federal reserve should be doing. they don't have the ability to control what the actual interest rates are. there have been a number of times when interest rates have gone in the opposite direction of where the federal reserve indicated. there has been a lot of monetary experimentation in the past 10 years purposing up the housing market and pumping up the government debt. and they keep reserves at the fed. and that's threatening liquidity in our system. i think we need to look at some of our allies. germany and japan which are growing far more slowly then we are. they are they have got near zero or negative interest rates. liz: jpmorgan and jamie dimon says they are coming to the united states. >> i don't think there will be zero interest rates but we'll be prepared for it for risk management. >> we see rates

turning point u.s.a. charlie kirk and chris hahn are here to battle it out.hris, was that appropriate? >> some people exaggerate for effect. i don't think needed to do that. he could have just read from the transcript. the president sitting in the oval office asking the leader of another country to guess gait a political opponent. congress will get to the end of it. judge jeanine: the statement speaks for itself. if the statement was so bad why did schiff have to make a jerk of himself and fill in the lines. the only mob boss analogy is if you don't give me that money in six hours i'm out of here. >> i don't think he needed to do that. he could have just read the transcript. judge jeanine: why didn't he read the transcript, chris? >> people exaggerate for effect all the time. >> chris, there was knock wrong with the phone call the president had with the ukrainian president. nothing whatsoever. the favor that is being talked about was to try to stop foreign meddling into our elections. you want to talk about back quhaj ukraine. three dem krawvment s. senators

proposed cell tower or possible alternatives like fiber optics which can provide fastest internet in the u.s.a. instead of proving health and safety of the cell tower project, on verizon, they improper hoisted upon vulnerable a joining residents and owners the unfair burden of challenging health and safety of the agency's pre determined, private approval decision. they failed to acknowledge or inform the public that thousands of highly credible independent worldwide scientific studies have overwhelmingly contradicted and invalue dated 1996, fcc thermal safety guidelines which have become completely outdated and extraordinarily dangerous. independent studies have long shown that microwave cell towers cause cancer clusters and other diseases and may seriously threaten not just san franciscans but people in nature everywhere. for many years, not even the likes of london have issued product liability insurance on cellphones and wifi products. too dangerous. and while it's induce tremendous cooperations like verizon, confirm those dangers in mandatory s.e.c. disclosure to their shareholders. so, im