families united collaborative. i support the request for the $14.9 million for the solutions to homelessness and i urge you to do so as well. i was shocked when i learned that only three% of the budget is spent on solutions to homelessness. to learn that preventing and working to solve homelessness is such a low priority for the city is a heartbreak. i know many voters see at the same way. not only is it important -- upsetting on a moral level, it is unfortunate to hear we are missing an opportunity to invest in our community. fifty% of homeless children are being held back due to lack of housing and all the stress and health problems that come with that it waste money. when people are unable to go for a preventable house -- health conditions and being rushed to the er, that waste money. for this reason, support our ask and put 14.9 million into prevention -- >> supervisor cohen: next speaker please. >> good morning. i am here with just because. i'm asking for an additional $300,000 to continue running our used org

families united collaborative. i am here in full support of the hespa ask for $14.8 million. first i want to thank you for the partial fund to this ask. second to, i'm not saying anything new here, but as we know kak is the most affluent city in the united states click on any given night, we have between 7,000 or 10,000 homeless people sleeping on the streets. on top of that, there are about 700 families living in s.r.o.'s. eight by eight rooms living in substandard commissions -- conditions. the ask is for the 14.8 million ask for hespa. we don't need more budget for police. just feel the pulse of the community. we oppose criminalization of poverty and oppose criminalization of the mentally ill. thank you. >> good morning board of supervisors. thank you very much. i wanted to say thank you for the people who participated in the cuts on the tasers. that is the last thing the homeless population need in terms of being tased by police officers. that has been a huge concern. i wanted to ask, i, if you could protect the $800,000 that should be allocated to the transgender communi

history will prove about who knew what in the trump administration or anywhere in the united states or who collaboratedpeople who didn't want to find out? >> not very well. you know, it's obvious people are doing things to protect president trump and to protect the politics of this all, but this is beyond the politics of it all. it has to do with a sovereign nation being attacked by russia. we know this to be the case because the trump administration says the deputy attorney general, f.b.i., 12 russian military officials were indicted. the idea there is now this -- people do this and there's almost no blowback, the idea that there are people in washington trying to undermine it, trying to stop it, they don't want the truth to come out about this, about an attack on the united states, just blows my mind every time i think about it because we all get wrapped up and they're doing this, trying this, this group says this and filed this, at the end of the day, the american people were attacked, and tha -- and that cn happen again, and the idea there are members of congress and others trying to stop an invest

first things you are going to see is the other intelligence services around the world, the united states collaborates closely with and whose assistance and information oftentimes in need of are not as forthcoming with the information. they simply cannot have confidence in how this intelligence is going to be used and how the president might be sharing it with others without real cause. moreover, when it comes to the aftermath of trump, i am quite worried a lot of countries around the world that otherwise have invested in their relationship with the united states are not going to feel they need to have a strong plan "b." what happened here is they are going to think it could happen again. next time around, they don't want to be as vulnerable as they have been this time. ultimately, that is really in the favor of other states, other major powers such as russia. >> congressman ted lieu, what will the united states do about as american influence around the world, including cooperating with foreign intelligence. how do you trust an administration putting out disinformation with the help of members of cong

. >> i think it is virtually impossible to see trump leading the united states and russia toward a more collaborative and cooperative relationship in this present moment, just because of the seriousness and the depth of domestics best -- domestic suspicion of trump and his motivations. >> democrats are calling for trump to disclose what he discussed with putin in helsinki and they said mike pompeo has been called to testify before congress on wednesday.>> jana, thank you. >>> a bill approved last year caps state and local tax deductions at $10,000. new york, new jersey, connecticut and maryland have now sued the federal government and say that the change unfairly singled out higher tax democratic or blue states and taxpayers in those states could see the bigg to park overnight on city-own land, which would be a first for silicon valley. we understand that city council meeting is still going on so no vote yet? >> reporter: no vote yet julie and in fact the city council is talking about it. public comment is underway. we heard from a bunch of leaders and the majority of them underscored the support and

it is a fantasy to think that the united states and russia under putin have the means to collaborate nited states has been under attack, and the dem kra si has been under attack by putin and the russians, and that the the president of the united states is going in for a one-on one private meeting with putin where most people, and knowledgeable people in the united states have no faith in the ability of donald trump to represent this strategic interest of the united states, and who knows what kind of agreement the twof othem could come to, but one thing is for sure that putin is so much smarter in negotiations than trump, and trump like with north korea may come away with something that he can announce of what feels like a victory, but in that matchup, putin will certainly have the upperhand. >> we hope otherwise. >> we hope it, but we have so much experience that it may not be. >> and jamie metzl, thank you for joining us. >> and now, at the mexican border, a official blasting the trump administration saying that children could be endangered in the reunification process, and the a adm

after two of the employees were wrongfully terminated in 2016, they began to collaborate with young workers united to fight against the economic injustices that affected them and their co-workers. young workers united is a multiracial, multilingual organization, dedicated to the the quality jobs. robbed of compensation and respect, they began to organize, educating themselves about their own legal rights. these women fearlessly ignited valuable dialogues and unwavering advocacy with their employer about the basic workers rights they were deprived of. thanks to the women's determined spirit, compassion and leadership, la taqueria will increase their transparency. most of the workers are immigrant women and people of color in san francisco. you are champions of economic, racial, and gender equality. and the work that you have done is a testament to your strength and collective will to make the city a better place for everyone. thank you for fighting to ensure that all workers are treated with respect and dignity. we hope that you will continue to fight for worker justice in san francisco. congratula

nominee until the president is cleared of the investigation for conspiring, for collaborating with an enemy of the united states of america. and it's absolutely why if that cloud is clear, we should still be dramatically concerned about the viewpoints of this nominee who doesn't respect the health care opportunities and rights of americans, who doesn't respect the government's ability to create a fair playing field, equal lanes for individuals on the internet, and certainly who doesn't understand that no one is above the law under the vision of the constitution, not even the president of the united states. thank you. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow >> more executive nominations tomorrow. since president trump announced tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, a number of senators have been putting together a measure to give congress more authority when a decision is made to impose taxes on imports. senator david perdue introduces the measure. >> mr. president, i rise today to talk about my opposition to the section 232 motion that will

. >> i think it is impossible to see trump leading the united states and russia towards a more collaborative and cooperative relationship in this present moment, just because of the seriousness and the depth of domestic suspicion of trump with his motivations.>> reporter: senate democratic leader chuck schumer is calling for more details about what the president may have told putin in private and the senate foreign relations committee has called on mike pompeo to testify about the summit and that is scheduled for next wednesday in a public hearing. >> jana, thank you. >>> a speech by former president barack obama is being seen by many as a rebuke to president trump as it came as part of the 100th birthday celebrations for nelson mandela in south africa as he warned against the rise of quote strongman politics. >> in the west you have far right parties that often times are based not just on platforms of protectionism and closed borders, but also on fairly hidden racial nationalism. we feed the utter loss of shame -- we see the utter loss of shame when political leaders are caught in a lie and

that i thought was interesting, that the two top cyberorganizations in the united states government have decided to collaborate to stop any intervention in the 2018 election in the absence of direction from the white house. in other words, they said, well, we haven't heard from the white house on this, so we're going to undertake it on our own. and that's what we're seeing. we're seeing the intelligence community and the law enforcement community and the national security community in the united states stand up and say, well look, if we're not led from the white house, we have taken an oath to the constitution and we're going to protect the united states, whether the president wants us to do that or not. >> and that, heather, goes to the responsibility of so many other so-called leaders in government. take a look at paul ryan today. >> russia is a menacing government that does not share our interests and it does not share our values. that should be made very, very clear. >> what could you do? you guys are a co-equal branch of government. what could you do to make sure he doesn't do something? >> here's what we

the artists were united in this measure and it was a strong collaborative measure to produce this. we have worked with many city offices to put together a sound policy that would create a realistic solution for arts and culture funding. and so we ask you today to please approve the amendments introduced for the hotel tax allocation initiatives coalitions. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors and thank you for your name. my name is jordan amman and i work as an administrator at san francisco opera as well as afternoon individual artist -- an individual artist living and work in san francisco. it was san francisco's rich arts community that first drew me here as a student at the conservatory of music just down the street, and it was the rich arts community that convinced me to make a commitment to make my living as an artist despite the vulnerability of our arts community and the high living cost in san francisco. fortunately, i have been able to join the san francisco opera family, whereas an administrator, i have seen firsthand the incredible impact an arts organization of our

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trillion eligible voters and thousands of hard-working administrators across united states and in addition working collaborativelywith the commission as well as state and local officers have a secure stable voting system to represent the greater elections provided absolutely support the increased focus of attention on those systems and as we know those attempts to probe those platforms during the presidential campaign were clearly aimed at undermining america's democratic institutions while the consensus among the intelligence community remains clear no vote tallies were altered or no evidence that any private sector provider was compromised the existence of foreign threats means we need to continue to be diligent in protecting the critical voting infrastructure to instill confidence in the electoral systems. the sec members are prepared to meet the threat of the challenges however less than two dozen providers serving the needs represent over 200 million voters and expectations must be aligned with existing levels of government investment must correspond with the growing threat to the entire electoral system as

united states. in addition, our members are working collaboratively with the u.s. elections assistance commission as well as state and local elections offices to ensure secure, stable and scaleable voting systems. the sec representing the greater elections and voting systems provider in the united states absolutely support the increased focus and attention on the security of our nations election systems. as we know, foreign attempts to probe government voter information platforms during the presidential campaign were clearly aimed at undermining faith in america's democratic institutions. while the consensus among the intelligence community remains clear that no vote tales were altered in any way and there is no hard proven evidence that any private sector provider was compromised, the existence of foreign threats means that we need to continue to be extremely diligent and in protecting our nation's critical voting infrastructure and in instilling confidence in our u.s. electoral systems. the sec members are prepared to meet the threats and challenges that exist. h

units. so that's a win there. so it's an example of being collaborative and firm, so a win for everyone. when i got into the planning commission, we would talk on things and we didn't know if anything would happen. but learning from tech, the action item list. i have in my hand, it's four years old, we have a lot of items on it. i've contributed a lot to it. we have some larger policy initiatives that will come out of that. during the hearing, people were talking about housing stabilization. i want to know from a radius of the 5m project, where they're stabilized. they produced a map for me. out of that, came the capacity of -- understanding the capacity of zoning of 141,000 units. subsequent to that, housing affordability study that was a couple of weeks ago at the planning commission. from the things that we talk about, there's a genesis and the department runs with them and then the action item list is the thing that did that. we also came up with a commission policy. we saw affordable housing being lost because two identical flats are being changed. one made into a tiny unit. one mad

something that is different and alternate to the united states's offerings that they have traditionally brought forward. we see this as an opportunity to collaboratehaven't usually been involved in such collaborations before, and the initial indications are exceptionally positive. gavin williamson. now, what prompted this observation in the commons? it's exceedingly annoying, apparently, after a short period of time. just like listening to certain members of this house. bit harsh. he was talking about devices called mosquitoes. as colleagues may know, these devices, which have also been referred to as anti—teenager alarms, or teenager repellants or ultra sonic teenage deterrents, make a pulsing sound, which i am told sounds something like an alarm buzzing in one's ears. my daughters tell me that it's like a prolonged beep akin to tinnitus. giles watling is trying to introduce a law to regulate the devices, which he says discriminate against people under 25 — because only they can hear them. the people who use these devices neglect the effect on very young children, babies and animals, they neglect the effect on children with preexisting conditions

it's correlating unit for migration will be established in morocco which could function as it's own for the european union. and that was the collaborative partnership should look like. let's not forget the issue of migration is important for us, but 85% or more of all global migrants do not live in europe. they seek elsewhere in grinding, grinding poverty. that makes migration by no means a european problem. it's a global problem and needs a global response. we also talked about making issues for those not granted the right to not stay in europe. the african union discussed there will need to be legal options for jobs. the disconnection a skilled labor immigration act is also very important from our perspective. where our interests and how we can win-win also regarding the countries of origin where we currently have illegal migration also we won't be able to find human traffickers and smugglers. we also discussed the so-called secondary migration, meaning migration streams within the european union. of the hat advantages agreement, will be in danger nless we deal with this issue. it is important that members must and should take interna

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collaborate with the u.s. in these ways, with the cyber unit. we expect him to raise that during this summit. that was outright rejected the first time he raised it, that the u.s. and russia would work together on this cyber security unit. so we expect him to raise that again. it is possible that that could lead to at least some kind of talking about it. that would be something of a win for putin. and that putin will suggest that he has a role in north korea's eventual denuclearization, offering some technical assistance. president trump might say, okay, you can share with us your expertise in handling nuclear material. again, that would be a win for putin. >> there are those who are arguing now that what came out of the mueller investigation, the detail, the knowledge, actually it gives trump leverage against putin to say we know a lot more than you think we do. we've got a much better view into you than we think you do and that may help him in this negotiation. do you think that's true? >> it's possible. but you just don't know behind closed doors what kind of relationship trump is going to

china's predatory investment in the u.s., we collaborated, and we need to collaborate on the trade strategy. trade is a power in the unitedin the constitution, we need to step back and collaborate on how best to improve our trade strategy with china. host: should the white house get approval from congress before imposing tariffs? guest: i don't think they have to do that, but we essentially allowed the executive branch to have that trade negotiation capacity. important to oversight and it should be consulted on the strategy. some in congress want tariffs to be approved before they take affect and i'm not sure that's absolutely necessary. but the consultation process and designing that trade approach is essential. hill, angressman french first is natalie on the independent line. caller: yes, the gentleman evilg as our president is incarnate. every action he takes is just a key people angry. -- is just to keep people angry. that is what we are dealing with. , thanks forie calling in on c-span. i think what president trump is trying to do in his nato meeting and in the meeting with russia or north korea, or this trade discus

collaborating and conspiring with the russian government. there is probable cause that such activities involve or are about to involve violations of the criminal statutes of the unitedt off a firestorm in washington from the white house to the halls of cattle hill. president donald trump -- capitol hill. president donald trump declared on twitter that the documents prove the doj misled the court. page is sticking by his original claim that the campaign activities were just business as usual. >> i may come back in the g-20 when they were getting ready to do that in st. petersburg, i might have participated in a few meetings that a lot of people including people from the obama administration were sitting in on in geneva, paris. >> reporter: 412 redacted pages admit that the most contentious and controversial element was a component of the 2016 warrant. this release should put all conspiracy theories to rest. >> most of the information that is redacted in that report should easily be seen by the american people. they can judge for themselves. it does not support the issue. >> reporter: senator rubio offering an evenhanded assessment saying while he does not believe the

unites us. the approach is to get us fairly divided so we look forward in any way to collaborate on the beneficialownership of more broadly. really appreciate the emphasis s you've given us the secretar seo the terrorism and illicit finance and weasel that kind of marginalized and take a backseat under the previous administration. without going into details in this setting copy operations are back on the table now or is there what's the status of those efforts? >> things are being considered. >> are you still assessing whether to pursue those investigations? >> i want to be careful on commenting on the specifics. >> thank you. we talked a lot about trade. there's been a lot of attention given to the trade deficits. and you know, they emphasized the importance of trade deficits and we were largely using gold to settle the current account and it can be hard to do so there was an idea that it was a zero-sum game. today we don't have that, we have the petrodollar basically the premise for the currency and its consumed people do not hoa hoard. trade deficits are commonly misunderstood as zero-sum game.

page has been collaborating in conspiring with the russian government there is probable cause of such activities involved or about to involve violations of the criminal statutes of the united states is not clear from the heavily redacted documents exactly why i talked to page should have been put under surveillance while the former trump eight himself says the accusations against him are a complete joke this is so ridiculous it's just beyond words it's just so so misleading going through those four hundred plus page documents you know where do you even begin it's literally a complete joke and it only continue this it's just really sad. president trump says the f.b.i. and department of justice misled the courts to obtain a warrant to spy on page he also says that the claims of collusion with russia are fabricated the documents do reveal the cause of page had lived in moscow for three years and in two thousand and sixteen they allege he met with senior russian officials to discuss those functions on moscow and compromising information about hillary clinton but also showed that investigators have been looking into pages possible connections with russia since two thousand and

united country. when world war two broke out a large part of western ukraine's population welcomed the german soldiers as liberators from the recently forced upon them soviet rule and openly collaborated with the germans. the real scale of collaboration was not announced for many years after the war but we now know that whole divisions and battalions were formed by ukrainian collaborators such as s.s. galaxy and not to golf and roll into battalions. just in the beginning of the war more than eighty thousand people from college cina region voluntarily enrolled into division s.s. galad seen in a month and a half notorious for their extreme cruelty towards the polish jewish and russian people on the territory of ukraine. members of these military groups came mostly from the organization of ukrainian nationalists b.-o. un founded in one nine hundred twenty nine this organization had an ultimate goal of creating an ethnically pure independent ukraine and considered terror an acceptable tool for achieving their ends their official flag was black and red land and blood it will remain in ukraine's history long after the o. un will cease to exist in early one nine hundred forty the most radica