. position i think becomes untenable -- her sentence. said i completely agree with, but we should point out that the treatment of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe is appalling by iran. to separate her from her little girl, who barely speaks english any more now, who is with her maternal grandparents, and the fact that she was hooded at some point. of course she would be very depressed, she already 18 months into this. what would be very serious is if her sentence is indeed lengthened as a result of this miss speaking, i do hate that word, but what happened and what borisjohnson said to the parliamentary committee. as you say, tehran hasjumped on it and there are divisions in iran, the hardline is pushing for anotherfive yea rs on hardline is pushing for anotherfive years on top of the five years she's already in four. let's look at the observer, we shall not forget them, some schoolgirls observing the two minute's silence at the cemaat after day —— already in for. —— the cenotaph. i am wearing a british p°ppy cenotaph. i am wearing a british po

that approach is untenable, in light of recent actions of our democratic colleagues. little more than four years ago, they eliminated the supermajority requirement for ending debate on lower court nominees. they did so, they said, because they believed that a minority of the senate should not be able to prevent the confirmation of a nominee who enjoyed the support of a majority of this body. perhaps our democratic colleagues now feel buyers' remorse over the change in the senate rules they jammed through this body, but they should not be allowed to use the committee's blue slip courtesy which is neither a committee rule nor a senate rule as another way to block the consideration of nominees with majority support. as chairman grassley has pointed out, that approach is not the way the blue slip courtesy was first used nor is it the way the vast majority of the judiciary committee chairmen have used it. and after senate democrats have changed the senate's rules to prevent 41 senators from stopping a nominee, our democratic colleagues can now surely not think it's tenable

and that other journalists would would become untenable and that otherjournalists would not have brush journalist appears to have done. in that way he seems to have pre—empted any further allegations against him to try to save the prime minister any further embarrassment. the wording of his resignation one letter was interesting, wasn't it? he said his past conduct had fallen below the standard required in his position. well, yes, and i heard in his interview there with laura kongsberg that he said his behaviour, what was acceptable ten or 15 years ago, it's no longer acceptable. i'm not entirely sure that laying your hands on of the ir journalist or a female colleague without their wanting you to do so was acceptable ten or 15 years ago, so i'm not entirely sure where he is coming from there, but it does seem there are skeletons in his cupboard, let's just say that, and he was concerned they might come out. in the current atmosphere, clearly there are more women being able to be brave enough to come forward with these allegations of their own experiences and i think michael fallon cle

i think her position was untenable from the moment it became clear just how heavily untenable from theow heavily she had breached the ministerial code. my story was not, as some people have tried to suggest, an attempt to excuse priti patel, it is a story about number ten's behaviour. the fa ct about number ten's behaviour. the fact is you can't as a senior cabinet ministerjust go around and have those kinds of meetings informally, you have to in advance that the government no, let the government machine no. she behaved very stupidly and i think her position was untenable. stephen pollard from thejewish chronicle, many thanks for talking to us this evening. joining me now from our westminster studio isjoe watts, political editor of the independent. this resignation was a pretty strongly expected one. the long, drawn—out journey back strongly expected one. the long, drawn—outjourney back from uganda seemed to simply prolong the agony for priti patel? it was one of the more bizarre days ofjournalism in recent history, and that is saying something. there have been lots of bizarre days. ev

simple question, are there more people that come forward and when does it become untenable. >> all of the threats come together. look, you want to chase the new and next, that's fine, part of the cultural conversation. but takes you away from the solution. those settlements matter. i have never seen anything else like them. not that you shouldn't be able to settle certain things, certain matters that come up legally where members of congress can use tax dollars to make them go away, not saying the entire exercise. the idea they used these for sexual harassment suits with our money. you're going to hear more people on capitol hill talk about al franken, conyers, and the settlements. that's the problem. >> i have to say i thought i had lost the ability to be shocked by how who craven and awful congress can be. but the idea that they're spending our money to cover up or pay settlements for sexual harassment by members of congress and we don't know whose sexual harassment, how much money they're paying, it is unbelievable. >> they're saying they didn't know either. >> somebody knew. someb

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. >> it keeps rent from spiking in ways that are going to be unpayable in untenable for tenants. >> we want the city council to create this, a landlord protection ordinance. >> [ applause ]>> reporter: one side is a blessing would be the others burden. landlords and realtors complained that their cost of business goes up and with no allowance for the adjusted increase. >> property owners certainly have expenses to meet. water rates go up year after you -- year. and the cost of maintenance goes up every year. >> reporter: with the both sides cooperating the middle ground could be constructing more housing for all income levels. is something that the mayor has artie propose. >> the way to deal with the crisis is to create a plan and execute the plan. and not doing the same thing and trying to reconsider this issue time and time again. >> reporter: the plan to build 25,000 more spaces of housing that is to come. live outside san jose city hall. back to you. >>> two san francisco supervisors announce the measure, they would have legal counsel to low income tenants. this is something, it wo

. >> generally untenable, when i represented multiple staffer who's have been sexually harassed they can't stay there. you can't move your desk to the other office. and they have to leave. >> the congressional office of compliance said 17 million taxpayer dollars have been used in 20 years. not all for sexual harassment. there's a push to make it more transparent, to identify people and have the money come out of their pockets. there's a two hour sexual harassment training for members next week. >>> coming up, 'tis the season in san francisco, how the city is getting into the holiday spirit. >>> and in weather we could have downpours tomorrow, we'll have rain work back into the bay area. how much rain you can expect and if we have more rain chances in the 5-day outlook. . >>> tree, the skating rink and shoppers are making union square look like christmas. . >> it's the super bowl of street performing. the who's who of street performers. >> it's the start of the -- we're out here 365 days of the year when it's sunny. today is the day we hope to be paid. when you're playing on the stre

wife and they're saying that they didn't want to do what they did but the situation just got so untenable he had to go as leader of the party so what about the process and again if he doesn't go out as leader they're going to start impeachment proceedings i understand how oh how long is that going to take. well it's clear that he's not wanted anymore in the party so it shouldn't take too long it's a case of meeting and then they decide to impeach him the party has said that in terms of who will take over they'll make that announcement after he's in peace if we even get that far remember he's been given the option to resign that's monday twelve mid day he may do that but he doesn't they say they will impeach him ok thank you very much for that. my forests are in zimbabwe's capital harare let's get reaction from south africa and tanya page in johannesburg south africa is currently chair the leader president of south africa's chair of sadik the regional body the southern african development community tell us about the reaction in south africa and the rest of the region tanya to these fast de

because it is absolutely untenable that we continue, year in and year out, to give wealth away and seehere the resource comes from, there is perpetual poverty. a very small return from natural resources. thousands of namibians now have jobs in the fish plants. this one is namibian owned and registered and pays tax here. but the fact that many fishing companies do not means that this town can only afford one third of the school places it needs. this year, fights broke out among parents are queueing to get a precious place for their child. the police came. pulled people and arrested them. as the sun goes down and the shift changes in the fish factories, namibia is locked into a dilemma. it needs foreign investment to make money from resources. with the help of tax havens and expensive lawyers exposed in the paradise papers, multinationals too often spirit that money away. stay with us on bbc news. still to come...if music be the food of love — play on. we'll tell you about the performance in paris where the chefs have all the best tunes. berliners from both east and west linked hands and

happen, i really think that were to happen, i really think that borisjohnson's position would be untenable the prime minister would either have to sack him or tell him to resign. and, yes, jeremy corbyn has given a statement to the observer, in which he said, we have put up with johnson embarrassing and undermining our country with his colonial throw back view, it is time for him to go. strong words, you to sayjeremy for him to go. strong words, you to say jeremy corbyn for him to go. strong words, you to sayjeremy corbyn has upped his game, his media advisers are much better than they were before, and it is, the one hand you might say he would say that, wouldn't he, itjust increases the pressure on boris johnson, and as i say, he's having lost michael fallon and priti patel, if the prime minister was to lose borisjohnson as well, if the prime minister was to lose boris johnson as well, she would be ina lot boris johnson as well, she would be in a lot of trouble. we should point out, i mean what iran is doing to mrs out, i mean what iran is doing to m rs ratcliffe out, i mean what iran is

beaten at the weekend 4—1 by liverpool in front of the home fans, it seemed his position became untenablevid sullivan has said, performances and results have not been of the expected standard in recent weeks. we believe a change is now necessary to ensure we can begin to move the tea m to ensure we can begin to move the team back in the right direction. they have said they are looking forward to appointing a new manager who will take it in a fresh direction and work with what they say is a very talented team. who is the frontrunner to take over? say is a very talented team. who is the frontrunner to take over7m say is a very talented team. who is the frontrunner to take over? it is a very talented team, which is why it has been surprising results have been that bad. it seems david moyes seems to be the frontrunner. we understand he has had talks with the clu b understand he has had talks with the club in recent weeks. it was only yesterday he was on tv and expressed an interest in the position. he was the former everton and manchester united manager and most recently with sunderland. it d

government is going to send in civil staff to start manning the prison again knowing that it's an untenable situation having six hundred men holed up inside a prison with no guards no services no food no water as described in that report it is a siege at the moment no electricity and there's no there's no water there's no food either refugees are using we need pains to fill that up with rainwater in order to get water a desperate situation at the moment no clear sign of how it's going to be resolved and i'm sure one of the australian popping you going to government's been saying because they seem to be at odds with each other. they certainly do julie bishop who is australia's acting prime minister she's normally foreign minister she went on the radio on wednesday and said yes this is a tough policy we've always said it is but those men have got to understand that these games as she sees it or not go to work they're not going to come to australia they've been told she says for a long time that the person was going to close on october thirty first they have been given alternative accommodatio

but keep funding it and pushing the uber lift situation as other people said is completely untenable. it is out of control. so, something needs to be done in whatever form.

john conyers was in an untenable position. yes he does deny the substance of his allegations but as he pointed out in your introduction and 30 settled the case in 2015 that pertain to the issue. these are credible allegations. no possible way for him to stay in place. kristin: what you think about what nancy pelosi said earlier. this news right before the news broke that conyers is stepping down. she called conyers an american icon and whether or not she believes the accuser's comments up to the ethics committee to review. was that appropriate for her to say? >> i don't think was appropriate and was a significant political mistake. we hear often primarily the idea women should be believed in these cases that the default position should be to assume they are telling the truth. people will surmise it's because it's a member of her own party. that's a bad political misstep. kristin: that nancy pelosi moving to the left. president trump this morning on twitter with his nonendorsement of republican senate candidate roy moore. it fe

becoming untenable. mckinley had more sympathy for the cubans.e did not want to go toward the spain, but he wanted spain to negotiate or get out. spain basically said, you cannot tell us that. mckinley would not yield. he sent the battleship maine ensure ita harbor, to was there to help americans might get caught up in the chaos. it exploded at a time where there was a lot of passion in cuba and spain. it made war inevitable. war,s trying to avoid the that was preparing for it. determine they ever who caused the explosion? robert: the board of inquiry the navy can it -- the navy created suggested it was an outside ship . subsequent research has raised questions about that. my own view is it is indeterminate. a lot of people say it was internal, that something happened within the ship and it was an accident. we do not know. brian: the late war and late warren the talked about mckinley in this clip. >> he was one of the nicest men that ever held the presidency. he was limited a bit in his vision. he was the president of the business. he was also a

. >> commissioner bonilla: because the position it's in is untenable. >> yes, it is definitely on the list. >> president buell: commissioner mcdonnell. >> commissioner mcdonnell: i don't want to eat lunch, i want to sit and talk all day. another thank you, helpful to look back and learn and go forward and then just wanted to say, wish you well. >> thank you. >> >> commissioner mcdonnell: go and have a beautiful baby that plays in our parks. >> any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> president buell: thank you very much. that was discussion only. >> that was. so we're now on item 13, general public comment, continued from item 4, so if you made comment on item 4, you cannot make comment on item 13. ok? >> can i make item 13 -- >> president buell: no, you've already spoken on public comment. >> it's the same item, just continued it. >> it's not for public comment? >> right. >> can i speak on anything else? >> president buell: you exercised your right earlier -- >> i'm out of shape, can i exercise more? >> president buell: well, i'm not going to comment

that the board remaining supportive, but they said granting the rear yard variance would result in untenable impacts on the fabric and character of the neighborhood, and then, lastly i also ended up sending a note to planning, so i do have community support. i do support the lgbt preservation effort. i just think there are different ways of doing that, and i think if we were to apply integrity to this process, we would all come to a solution that is meeting all of those objectives. certain things have happened through the rear yard, through the discussion review process, which includes a proposed back room process by mr. ring that he did not want to put in writing where he was going to override where he was going to call on the planning director, mr. ring, to override planning outside of the process. if i had just signed this letter. i was very discancered wioncer that. i spoke to several entities about that. they advised me to not go along with that and to stick to the process, which is exactly what i'm doing. i trust this process, i respect this process, and i am very much sure that a reas

i think the white house is in an untenable position where trump's silence for the position. this type of behavior to deal with the consequences of it. is an apology sufficient? is it better that his victim has accepted that apology or does it not matter at all? what do we want president trump to do about his accusers? do we want him to acknowledge and apologize for whatever it is? i think we don't really know how we want people to react. some people are saying al franken should resign and some say donald trump should resign. who is the remedy here? >> there is no clear cut answer and every situation is different and they obviously have different opinions about each. before we move on, i do want to talk about what you mentioned. the question of why the president tweeted about al franken and not said anything about roy moore. here's how his counsellor kellyanne conway explained that. >> al franken was a brand-new story yesterday and the president weighed in as he does on the news of the day, often enough. the roy moore story is eight days old and he put out a statement from as

>> i thought the president put the secretary of state in an untenable position when he was meeting withis chinese counterpart and he disparaged his diplomatic efforts. more recently, he's united states mined the secretary of state at every turn in the middle east. he's trying to work out a deal and the white house is undermining that. but i thinks secretary of state has made a bad situation worse. this focus on reducine ining th of the state department staff, look at the diplomatic challenges this administration faces including in south korea. why don't we have an boast there? so any savings we get arer relevance.boast there? so any savings we get arer relevance. this secretary of state seems focused on reducing the dim l diplomatic capacity of his own department and i don't think that is wise. >> and when i was in singapore a week ago, what they were telling he me is that every international and regional meeting we go to, the chinese now outnumber the americans. they are there and they are better briefed and they do with specific ideas, policy proposals and money. the americans are abs

before they became rival, they sense they'd were rivals and that made the relationship ultimately untenable. >> thank you, george. let's thank george noirs presentation. [ applause ] >>> american history tv is in primetime all week. tuesday night, we focus on women's history wa discussion on 17th century puritan views on women in the massachusetts baycolny and a look at the school for african-american girls created in the 1850s for formerly enslaved girls. watch american history tv in primetime starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1941, c-span was created as public service by america's cable television companies. that is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> up next on american history tv, history professor lisa osisan of des moines community college uses photographs and diary entries to show the friendship between herbert hoover and democrat, harry truman from the herbert hoover presidential museum in iowa, this is 45 minutes. >>

but keep funding it and pushing the uber lift situation as other people said is completely untenable. it is out of control. so, something needs to be done in whatever form. but i will also add my voice to say this is really urgent. i have seen people actually getting hit. i have seen so many near misses. i have been in near misses. it feels like a battlefield and that's not good for drivers either. they get scared. they come from out of town. like what's going on? we need to do something to make it work for everybody and there are solutions. like the protected bike lanes and other stuff. thank you very much. >> chairman peskin: thank you. next speaker please. >> hi. i live in bruno heights and i have been living and biking in san francisco for five years. i have been hit by cars twice. once in the bike lane and the driver just wanted to leave because he thought i wasn't hurt. we need to protect bike lanes and cyclists because even painting some lines on the street isn't going to help you when the drivers just knock you and they are like oh you didn't fall over, it is fine. we need to

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. >> well generally untenable when i represented multiple staffers that were sexually harass the by members it's just they cannot stay there. there's no way to move your desk to the other office. so you don't have to work with this individual. and they have to leave. >> congressional office of compliance says 17 million taxpayer dollars wants to settle claims on 20 years and and there's a much now to make a process to be more transparent and have settlement money come out of their own pockets and congressional caucus has scheduled sexual harassment training for members next thursday n washington, mike emmanuel, fox news. >> u.s. navy is releasing names of sailors who died when transport plain they were on crashed into the philippine see. a two-day search covered 1,000 squawr put thatical miles and 40 minutes after the crash crews rescued eight people from the plane and could never see airman or lieutenant steven comes, navy investigation continues. >> homeland security is talking about increasing threat not firearms but recreational drones. first responders say most operators do follow the

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it is untenable. to be fair, establishment republicans did not want him there anyway, right?arty: correct. but they got him whether they like it or not. the problem is he is on the ballot. unless he steps aside, he could well be elected as u.s. senator from alabama. that presents tremendous problems for the gop. julie: and it looks like sessions is set to begin imminently with his testimony. it looks like they are kind of winding up opening statements. just a quick mention of what is going on in the corporate rural -- world. shares of general election -- shares of general electric continue to slide after announcing a corporate refresh, cutting the dividend, cutting businesses, types of businesses at the company. the company's ceo spoke earlier on cnbc. the cfo is speaking at a goldman sachs co -- jeff sessions. i must note that i note with regret your announcement of retirement, and i know that our relationship has been good in the past. i hope it will continue to be good as you serve here. first day i's attorney general, i spoke about the "critical role we at the department

pelosi's mission on sunday was problematic and became untenable this morning. >> one of the things we have to answer is there is a difference much the leadership cannot fire their members, but these are people elected to represent their constituents. it's incumbent to make a decision. am i representing my constituents in the best way? if you are someone who has a constant stream of accusations with a lot of corroborating evidence, are you the best person to represent your constituents? only they can make the decision. conyers has been. >> franken on the senate side and conyers on the house side. because there is new information about accusations to them, i'm not going to have the conversation. i don't diminish the specifics of these claims. especially the powerful woman who came forward today. this is a separate conversation or the accompanying conversation. what does it do to your party? you were part of that today and i don't want to take away from the issue. as we go to break, joe barton is telling the dallas news he will not seek reelection. a woman with whom he had a cons sensual

but that was becoming increasingly untenable. mckinley comes in. he takes a different view.e has more sympathy for the cubans. he does not want to go to war with spain, but he wants them to end the war, negotiate and end to it, enter into an autonomy arrangement or get out. stay basically said, you can't tell us that. but, mckinley would not yield. when he sent the battleship maine into the havana harbor to ensure that it was there to help americans who might get caught in the chaos. it exploded in a time when there was passion in this country and cuba and in spain. it made war inevitable. he was trying to avoid that war, but he was apparent for it. 266 americans died in the exposure. did they ever determine who caused it yet >> the board of inquiry that the navy created suggested it was from outside the ship here it was done by somebody, some malefactor. certain research has raised questions. it is probably indeterminate. but people are saying it was internal. which would have meant that something happened within the ship and it was an accident. i do not think we know. >> w

at tillerson and he has been essentially re relegated to this secondary position and it's just an untenableosition to be in. >> we've seen the fact that they have not agreed on appointments. it's been a dispute between the white house, peter, and the state department over nominees. but also of the slowness to vet nominees, they claim they're not being confirmed, but a report shows there are very few people in the pipeline that have not been acted upon. the failure is in the nominating process. >> we're almost at the end of the first year, so many key positions empty. among them, for instance, the ambassador of south korea. that would be an important position to fill if north korea is your number one international security challenge, as they say it is. that's a frustration. both sides kind of blame each other. the secretary of state has reportedly had shouting matches with white house aides about this subject. and, of course, there is this personal disconnect as well between the secretary of state and the president. nbc, of course, famously reported that the secretary at one point referred t

. >> voters are now handcuffed with an untenable candidate. >> i just want to see the handwriting expertsome forward since moore's attorney said. it's not he shed dominic said she said no. >> sean: they will compare it to his writing at the time. >> and they can do an ink test to see if it was recent. >> sean: that's right. they have the forensic -- there's forensics now involved. absolutely. coming up, democrats are desperately trying to undermine president trump. we will u show you the latest tactics, and you will not believe, big breaking news as it relates to the stories about what has happened, uranium one,w the dossier, all these things coming up straight ahead. ll thes coming up straight you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. remember when

because it is untenable to sustain a livelihood. lost marius, where we're going now. marias, were we are going now. one of the five poorest municipalities in puerto rico. and also the ones that have lost most population over the last five to 10 years. amy: innocence, maria not only exposed the fault lines and the weakness of the situation here, but it exploded those faultlines. >> yes, that is exactly it. amy: we reach a part of the road where the hurricane has swept away the earth below the pavement, which is something we had to be very careful about everywhere we drove. a man whose house itself was precariously balanced between the road and what is now a clip, the earth swept away below. >> yeah, it is the main road. you can cross it now, but it is dangerous. if it stays like this, the road will fall off the precipice. amy: we keep driving. >> one of the main, if not the for most of this area, is agriculture. most of the agriculture in puerto rico has been destroyed or sustained heavy damage. this is a big concern because the cap of agriculture you find here, a lot

>> well, clearly cbs was in an untenable position. this article was devastating for charlie rose. i think the backlash we saw last night on social media and the sort of outpouring, the idea there were a lot more accusers ready to come forward, as we just learned, that i think cbs decided that they needed to rip the band-aid off quickly and just cut ties, that dragging this out would do nothing but damage the brand. >> another snippet here from the statement from david rhodes, again, the president of cbs news. he wrote, in part, i've often heard that things used to be different. and no one may be able to correct the past. but what may once have been accepted should not ever have been acceptable. the speed with which news organizations now seem to be trying to get out in front of allegations seems to be increasing. is that safe to say? is that how you see it as well? >> without question, you don't want to rewind back to 2004 when bill o'reilly had been sued for sexual harassment by a producer. not only did fox news at the time stand by bill o'reilly but the public relations departme

behalf of the presidio terrace owners and all of the others who have found themselves in similarly untenable situations, i ask you to overturn the tax sale. thank you for your time. >>president breed: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is carol shearer, and my husband and i are moving from boston to san francisco in order to enjoy the vibrant y urban city, and to be closer to our grandchildren. to that end in 2016, we bought 27 presidio terrace. the house was in serious disrespect and requires a complete interior renovation and exterior restoration. we hired a team of permitting consultants and a general contractor to help us complete the project, fully complying with all of the city's requirements. we are removing a number of old additions, reducing the size of the house on the lot while preserving the historical qualities of the house. it is a two year project. you can imagine we were shocked to discover through the news in boston that our community has this condition that threatens the safety and quiet environment that we are investing substantial time and resources