good morning to you, senator upton. on theciate you speaking previous topic of what the flag means to me. i am in navy veteran of 37 years. it symbolizes freedom. ton i have the opportunity raise and lower the flag, memorial day, for instance, it resonates to me. many people died so that folks could kneel instead of standing. that is my message, sir and sir. guest: thank you. first i just want to say, thanks for your service. a lot of us have veterans in our families, and i know they share those same views. the flag means a lot to them. my dad may be watching this morning. 94 years old,s was in the battle of the bulge a long time ago. host: some criticism earlier this week, placement of the united states flag next to the north korean flag at that summit. what do you think? guest: well, it was a summit. i have been to north korea in the past. i think it is great news what happened. if we are going to get on a path that will denuclearize the north peninsula,he korean that is great. of course you will have a flag of the ot

for scalia 15 minutes left of congressman fred upton. want to change topics for just a second and talk about your support of the discharge position on the force of votes on undocumented immigrants. that effort failed. here's the headline from the atlantic the great moderate republican is how they describe it. can you explain what happened from your perspective. >> guest: i wouldn't say that it failed. the immigration system is boomingth. fixed and doing nothing just perpetuates whether it's employers are people the dreamers our ag committee, the works. what the discharge position did this force the issue to come back to the house. as you know they had a couple of bills. they didn't get 60 votes and that couple of bills that got 54 votes. there were some where nothing happened. centrist groups moderates working with our colleagues on the other side of the aisle 216 signatures on the discharge which forces the issue out of committee and at the end of the day literally this week i republican leadership not signing it if they were able to br

21st century cures act last congress under fred upton's leadership. earlier this year we passed historic $4 billion investment to combat this crisis and this crisis alone. the biggest federal investment ever. now over the next two weeks we will advance numerous additional measures to address this ever-evolving epidemic. in fact, house energy and commerce committee's reported 57 bills to the floor. but let me be clear. while these bills are not our first effort in this fight, you have my word they will not be our last either. we know there will be more work to do even after these become law. we have an opportunity to save lives like amanda's in the future. and we have a responsibility to our families, our friends, and our communities. mr. walberg: i think this -- this is a picture of jessie grubb.

good morning to you, senator upton. on theciate you speaking previous topic of what the flag means to me. i am in navy veteran of 37 years. it symbolizes freedom. ton i have the opportunity raise and lower the flag, memorial day, for instance, it resonates to me. many people died so that folks could kneel instead of standing. that is my message, sir and sir. guest: thank you. first i just want to say, thanks for your service. a lot of us have veterans in our families, and i know they share those same views. the flag means a lot to them. my dad may be watching this morning. 94 years old,s was in the battle of the bulge a long time ago. host: some criticism earlier this week, placement of the united states flag next to the north korean flag at that summit. what do you think? guest: well, it was a summit. i have been to north korea in the past. i think it is great news what happened. if we are going to get on a path that will denuclearize the north peninsula,he korean that is great. of course you will have a flag of the ot

. >> the cofounder of guess is resigning amid harassment claims from supermodel kate upton. >> canadaxico, and u.s.a. have been selected to host the 2026 fifa world cup. >> u.s.a.! >> reporter: if you want to make a phone call in one of these of the, forget it. if you want coffee, sushi, change your library book-- now you're talking. >> yo. >> a brave raccoon embarking on a death-defying climb. ing think we have our latest esterhero movie. >> raccoon man. >> the little adrenaline junkie, safe and sound-- unaware of his new celebrity status. >> dickerson: good evening. jeff glor is on assignment. i'm john dickerson and this is our western edition. president trump wants you to know you can sleep well tonight. that was his message as he returned from singapore declaring he had solved the north korea problem at the summit with kim jong-un. but experts may be staying up late trying to figure out exactly what the leaders agreed to. there is some difference of opinion in washington and pyongyang. weijia jiang is at the white house for us. >> reporter: a tired president trump emerged from air

coming up thursday morning, michigan republican congressman fred upton discusses combatting the opioid epidemic. and then north carolina democratic congressman david price will join us to talk about the state of the affordable care act. and amecan foundation for suicide prevention, vice president john madigan will discuss rising suicide in the u.s. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. sunday on american artifacts on c-span3, tour the lry of congress exhibit on the centennial ofor w i, which showcases american ideas about the war through art work, posters, films, photographs and documents. >> the idea of contributing to the war through labor, the idea of growing your own food, so as to conserve larger quantities for the war effort. this is actually byel wright, frank lloyd wright's ster, a prominent illustrator he. again, another individual who rises to the surface during world war i. you see here also food conser conservation. ke me everything out of corn today, but back then, we didn't. so this was kind of new. one th

coming up thursday morning michigan republican congressman fred upton discusses combating tpi epidemic and then north carolina democratic congressman david price will join us to talk about the state of the affordable care act. american foundation for suicide prevention vice president will discuss rising suicide in the u.s. we should watch c-span "washington journal" live at 70's and thursday morning. join the discussion. >> here's what's live on the c-span network thursday following member speeches the house continues work on a number of opioid -related bills. house coverage on c-span. on c-span2, more debate on the senate on the 2019 defense program measure. on c-span three, president trump picked to be u.s. ambassador to south korea harry harris testifies along with other state dtm and ton hearin that foreign relations committee hearing starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern. in the evening, house democrats and republicans face each other in the annual congressional basall game at 7 a.m. eastern. >> sunday, they discussed their documentary, hit and stay, a history of faith and resistance about

coming up thursday morning, michigan republican congressman fred upton discusses combating the opioid epidemic and north carolina's democratic, is meant david price will join us to talk about the state of the available correct. american foundation for suicide prevention vice president john madigan will discuss rising suicide in the u.s. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >> earlier today, how speaker ryan told reporters that republicans came to an agreement for a path forward for immigration legislation. lawmakers from the parties forrate wing targeted defeat by democrats struck an optimist tone. they saw to use a discharge petition. it would've split the gop conference in an effort to grant legal status to undocumented immigrants known as streamers. and look at the announcement and more from speaker ryan's weekly news conference. ms. mcmorris rodgers: good morning, everyone. this is kristen from eastern washington and she struggled with opiod addiction for the last eight years. she was a successful, highly competit

congressman fred upton joined us on washington journal to discuss efforts to combat the epidemic.

upton: uc berkeley, october 22, 1966.future does not belong those who are apathetic toward common problems and their fellow in the faceearful of new ideas and bold projects. rather, it will be long to those who can blend passion, reason, and courage, and a personal ideology and the great enterprises of american society. it will belong to those who see that wisdom can only emerge from the clash of contending views, a passion and expression of deep and hostile beliefs. lato said a life without criticism is not worth living. this is the seminal spirit of american democracy. it is the spirit with which can be found among many of you. it does this which is the hope of our nation. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please welcome country music legend, kenny chesney. [applause] >> thank you. this song was written by woody guthrie. a promise of everything good our country has to offer all of us. i have gottenar ofknow ethel, several bobby's children and their children's children, your spirits, personalities, and heart. believe in m

i thank my friend and colleague, fred upton, fororking withe on this. this is the first step in ensuring we are doing the best research. and i also want to thank our chairman and our ranking members and all the members for making today the first step. i know too well what the pain is across this country. and what we are doing today is a beginning. we need to work together in a bipartisan way to address what is hu fs across this country. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting h.r. 5002 and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. burgess: mr. speaker, let me yield myself one minute. mr. speaker, i want to wholeheartedly agree with the comments we just hrd from the gentlelady from michigan. it is imperative that we guard against the pendulum swinging too far in either direction. one of the very first hearings i attended as t newest member of the energy and commerce subcommittee on health in 2005 was a hearing on why do not doctors prescribe adequate pain relief for th

[applause] >> please welcome congressman fred upton.gressman upton: uc berkeley, october 22, 1966. the future does not belong to those that are content with today, apathetic toward common problems and their fellow men alike, tended and fearful in the is face of new ideas and bold projects. rather, it will be long to those who can blend passion, reason, and courage in a personal commitment to the ideology and great enterprises of american society. or society. it will belong to those who see that wisdom can only emerge from the clash of contending views, the passionate expression of deep and hostile beliefs. plato said a life without criticism is not worth living. this is the seminal spirit of american democracy. it is the spirit which can be found among many of you. it is this which is the hope of our nation. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome country music legend kenny chesney. [applause] mr. chesney: thank you. this song was written by woody guthrie, and it's a promise of everything that is good that our country has to

i want to them for kate upton up on. you know what i'm really i'm convinced of our lifestyle the way i look they've been convinced while they can walk. you can hear me i've only seen. the cinema more noosa left a mark in my lap while i'm at them while still. argentina venezuela they are mad because they're in freefall those are peripheral currencies when you have a major currency like the dollar the yen the euro the panel enter a similar crisis which i believe will happen. in those countries wall spike as well as a store of value as a way to preserve wealth because the banking system is completely unfavorable it will exist as we understand it in ten years time it will not exist central banks are an endangered species. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox. is controlled by them and they impose the opening times. it is from the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe masterpieces by artists like peca

upton let the ball get by there. both runners advance. orioles add another in the first. making it 2-0. and currently lead 2-1 in the seventh inning. nationals, no scores yet. >> they've got to keep the shirts then. >> we need to wear those. >> no, i'd take them off. it's getting hot out there. take -- you know, we are looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 90s tomorrow. so make sure you're staying hydrated, my friends. >> that's it for us for right >>> tonight, massive crowds from coast to coast. >> families belong! >> togethe >>> braving the heat to protest family separations at the border as thousands of children still wait to be reunited with their parents. >>> a nuclear north, an n news exclusive on the efforts by north korea toroeep itsgram alive. is kim jong-un trying to deceive president trump? >>> soccer shut-out, the sport's two biggest stars eliminated as world cup fever reaches new levels. >>> plastic pollution,mid an environmental emergency, one family tries to live plastic-free. could you do it? >>> and defying t odds, the inspiring sto of a young man w

fred upton, outlaw this separating kids from theirfamily. in the house said he would introduce legislation and he wants it passed right away. the question in my mind, is this something that the moderate republican party will go along with or is this a vestige of a republican party that effectively left office when george w bush did. he tried to pursue comprehensive immigration reform and this president has seen must less interested in and much more interested in using immigration and issues of us against them to his political advantage. we just saw the president saying this is terrible, bemoaning what is happening on the border, but let us be clear, if you wa nted border, but let us be clear, if you wanted to stop this, he could stop it right now by calling the secretary for homeland security. he could stop it at this very moment. this is something implemented by the trump administration and it will be the legacy of the secretary of homeland security that this is what she is known for, separating kids for it —— the governor parents. thank yo

great story. 2018street reeling after upton's every bet. every bet.upends will the fortunes of emerging markets pick up? >> a lot depends on china. the chinese currency has been pulling back, pulling back. they are indicating they may come in as they have done before and tried to boost their currency against others. that would help the region. clearly will help the region is a more dovish fed. i don't think we are going to get that as long as the economy holds. the old expression when rates rise something always breaks. it does hurt emerging markets. 1994 when we went through this strange and rate hike, mexico was forced to devalue. the tequila crisis. emerging markets suffer when the dollar rises along with the fed raising rates. this is no exception. the only difference is the fed is going to be more gradual and patient rather than the fast clip of 1994. they will be transparent. porte: how do we hedge our olio? >> if you are worried about the economy, the global markets. you might have on one side of your portfolio, have treasuries. but

now, you may recall supermodel kate upton coming to "gma" to discuss that.sey davis is here with the new developments. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, robin. teenagers growing up in the '80s likely remember it, that famous upside-down tr wanted groping by designer paul marciano, a restructuring is now under way. marciano is leaving his post at the iconic clothing company he co-founded. guess now announcing its co-founder paul marciano is stepping down as the company's executive chairman after a sexual misconduct investigation into allegations of improper behavior. the company announced tuesday in an s.e.c. filing that its investigation found that on certain occasions, mr. marciano exercised poor judgment in his communications with models and photographers, and in placing himself in situations in which plausible allegations of improper conduct could and did arise. adding that marciano and the company paid $500,000 to five women to avoid the cost of litigation and without admitting liability or fault. ♪ earlier this year, actress and model, ka

paul marciano faces accusations from several models including indicate upton. an internal investigation found he, quote, exercised poor judgment in his communications. he denies the accusations. >>> and a backlash from hometown companies amazon and starbucks has now prompted the city council in seattle to repeal the ha fde affordable housing would in the city. the tax, which would have cost large businesses about $275 per employee each year, was aimed at tackling the growing income gap and homeless population. critics argue the city should take a regional approach to the problem. >>> a proposal to divide california into three states has now qualified for the state ballot in november. under the plan the new state of california would run along the coast while northern and southern california get their own borders. a venture capitalist is leading the push arguing the proposal will make government more efficient. but one poll found that only 17% of voters liked the idea, and it would require approval from congress. >>> coming up, the mystery over the pen that kim j

sexual harassment and assault by paul marciano began in february a few weerkz after model actress kate upton tweeted. it's disapin thing that such an iconic women's brand, guess, is still empowering paul marciano as creative director. according to a company filing. the allegations against marciano included claims of inappropriate comments, texts and unwanted advances kissing and groping. attorney lisa bloom represents four women who settled with guess. >> this is little really the least that guess could do. i think it is time for guess to make a public statement condemning paul marciano. >> paul marciano co-founded guess in 1981 anythingside his brothers propel the careers of so-called guess girls. now famous supermodels, like anna nicole smith, naomi campbell and claudia schiffer. in a february interview with marciano groped her.on alleged allegations he denies. paul marciano forfeited his salary during the investigation but guess will pay him from june 11th through january of next year. now according to a recent sec filing, he was setake just under $1 million. this year. >> all right, elai

. >> congressman fred upton.ber 22, 1966 the future does not belong to those who are content with today are apathetic to common problems for their fellow man and fearful in the face of new ideas and bold projects but rather, it will belong to those who can blend passion and reason and courage and a personal commitment to the ideology of american society and it will belong to those who see that wisdom and can only emerge from the clash of contending views that passionate expression of hostile beliefs. plato said a life without criticism is not worth living. this is the seminal spirit of american democracy and is spirit which can be found among many of you and it is the hope of our nation. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome kenny chesney. [applause] >> thank you. this song was written by william guthrie and it is a promise of everything that is good that our country has to offer all of us. in the last year i have gotten to know ethel and several of their children and their children's children and the

supermodel kate upton was among the women in february who m of she says he groped her when she was 18judgment and improper conduct with dels and photographers. >>> pressure is mounting following the controversial visit by petaluma high school to turn off the microphone in the middle of a valedictorians commencement speech. th17-year-old said she was sexually assaulted on campus when she was a freshman. in h graduation speech june 2, her microphone was cut off as she was about to criticize the school district for what she considered a lack of acti by the administration. her supporters crit hool board last night for their handling of the situation. the signatures now stand at 11,300 supporters. administrators said they follow policy to turn off the microphone when a student deviates from a scripted speech earlier per -- earlier approved by the school. >>> dozens of people gathered to honor the 49 people kill the "dub nation" sevwere part o communy. >> it could happen anywhere. >> there is a community feeling that guns are needed to protect, and we need to reverse that. >> there was also

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. >>> kate upton was vindicated after a sexual harassment investigation.l marciano. upton accused marciano of kissing her aggressively, grabbing her breasts, and repeatedly trying to see her in a hotel room when she was just 18 years old. marciano denies the allegations. >>> a fan started a change.org position after bourdain died asking netflix to honor his legacy by keeping the show on. nearly 70,000 fans signed the petition. netflix said it will keep "parts unknown" on. >>> if you can't sleep, painter bob ross might help you find some happy little zs. the medication app calm.com is turning the joys of painting into an audio series for adults with insomnia. it's the first time bob ross's estate agreed. >> i like when he says, we all need a friend. >> it's the way he talks in that soothing little voice. >> i'm about to take a nap myself. >> don't go to sleep yet. wait till 9:00. >>> there are more job openings in america than there are candidates. that's the news today. winner in the san francisco mayor's race. but the latest numbers s f >>> good morning,

the involving a tightly packed formation of 12 regiments led by a 24-year-old colonel named emory upton, became rather close to success. and nearly punched through this confederate works. grant.spired ulysses s. will try a day today, will try a court tomorrow. as a wire went off to henry halleck back in washington, which read this: i propose to fight it out on this line. grant said. as ites all summer. momentout, the climactic at spotsylvania courthouse came but rather onay may 12 when the second core of which john haley was a part received orders to assault the mule shoe salient. a salient is a point on a military line that bulges out into no man's land that points in a v formation, vulnerable to a flanking fire. this salient was hailed by the troops of every allegheny even beforevision. this assault, john haley was alive with anticipation. everyone knew this was going to be a massive attack. hour after withpast. about 4 a.m. formed a line but no flow was truthe. the cold clammy dawned on us that we were not far from the enemy. we would soon lessen the distance. there was something ter

loretta lynch -- kennedy: i'm like that fella that married kate upton. justin verlander.loretta lynch being attorney general and conducting herself in a way that insights people to reachonclusions about her ethics. james comey to give this preachment absolving and blaming clinton. but then doing the wiener escapade right at the end. maybe she is guilty he said at the end. who knows. oh, wait, never mind. lynch and comey failed to the standards much a department we want to be independent, free fanfare. and they didn't do a good job. kennedy: they did a very poor job, and i hope they get couple comeupance whatever that means. coming up. president trump trying to woo kim jong-un. get reaction fro the panel next. coppertone sport. proven to protect street skaters and freestylers. stops up to 97% uv. lasts through heat. through sweat. coppertone. proven to protect. i had a very minor fender bender tonight! in aunreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i k

supermodel kate upton was among the women who accused him.she said he groped her when she was 18 years old. a company investigation has vindicating -- vindicated her saying he showed poor judgment and improper conduct. >>> and oakland jogger caught on video showing a homeless man's belongings into a lake. the confrontation that landed the jogger behind bars. >>> could california one day be three states? this is now in the hands of voters across the state. >>> >>> president trump is back in washington after his summit with the leader of north korea. kim jong-un agreed to dismantle his nuclear program. details are still scarce and some in congress are skeptical. >> reporter: the hard work now begins to move this process forward. while president trump says he is confident that kim jong-un will follow through, he acknowledges this could wind up being another failed effort with north korea. air force one touching down back in the united states this morning after don. president trump emerging. the long flight gave plenty of times for critics the py

loretta lynch -- kennedy: i'm like that fella that married kate upton. justin verlander. reporter: loretta lynch being attorney general and conducting herself in a way that insights people to reach conclusions about her ethics. james comey to give this preachment absolving and blaming clinton. but then doing the wiener escapade right at the end. maybe she is guilty he said at the end. who knows. oh, wait, never mind. lynch and comey failed to the standards much a department we want to be independent, free fanfare. hey didn't do a good job. kennedy: they did a very poor job, and i hope they get coupl comeupance whatever that means. coming up. president trump trying to woo kim jong-un. get reaction from the panel next. (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one . technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? but climbing 58,070 steps a year can be hard on her feet, knees, and lower back. that's why she wears dr. scholl's orthotics. they're clinically proven t

. >> reporter: justice departmenton up-- upton joking with the team. >> work harder. >> reporter: from his start in 1973, jack has grown the company to more than 200 employees. no question he is competitive. he says you don't have to be sean to be successful. and as he s it -- >> i think the only way to be successful at business is to notice. >> reporter: his niceness shows in his giving. millions sed tens of of dollars for worthy causes. the one he is most committed to for finding a cure parkinson's disease. and when you were told you had parkinson's -- >> yeah. i don't have that. you guys are crazy. i was in complete denial. >> reporter: over the past seven years, his walking has slowed. hisaliva glands are working overtime. makes talking a challenge at times. >> hard to -- stuff that you take for granted. >> reporter: despite his increasing limations, he is raising more money than ever. the michael j. fox community has praised him for his efforts -- >> they've rsed over $515,000 for team fox, the grassroots fund-raising program. >> reporter: mean time jack is still having fun. in th

morning, thursday michigan republican congressman fred upton discusses combating the opry at epidemic. then north carolina democratic councilman david price will join us to talk about the state of the affordable care act. american founding agent for suicide vice -- dogmatic is will discuss rising suicides in the u.s.. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. afterwards, on television and radio host bill craft talks about his book from the left, a life in the crossfire. he is interviewed by mona chairman. >> who was one of the most persuasive guests? >> john mccain. >> on what subject? >> just about anything. i admire him because he was such a maverick. he was also really honest. he was willing to take on his own party. i wrote a book critical about barack obama, which i got a lot of crap for, but i felt there were things where i believed he led the progressive side down. john mccain felt his party was not living up to what he believed the republican party should be. he was willing to say so. >> watch afterwards sunday night at 9:00 easte

kate upton was one big and they went public with allegations against marciano.l: more of the need to movement to grab onto. the liquidation sale almost over. >> new liquidation mark done according to a facebook posts, discounts an average from 50% to 70% of with limited exclusions. rice is on most items are finally beating competitors like amazon, wal-mart, target. kristina: i've got asked about the father's day gift, the cheesy one. >> if you're still looking for the perfect father's day gift, this could be for you. craft is giving the top bidders on ebay 105 made from a 40-pound block of craft chattered sharp cheese. the top five highest bidders will provide a photo of their dad in the sculpture will arrive just in time for fathers day, which is sunday. this is completely edible, but but -- >> again, disturbed, disturbed. we want to show you right now live pictures. the door is now open to air force one. we are going to have president trump have been out in just a few moments. he is just landed and will take a motorcade. busy trip in many are saying this was a

supermodel kate upton accused him of wrongdoing. >>> and a plan to split california into three states is in your hands. it is called cal three and just earned a spot on the november ballot. the idea is spearheaded by tim draper. the supporters delivered 600,000 signatures in order to qualify for the ballot. here are the proposed borders. bay area and sacramento is part of northern california and l.a. would be california and fresno down to san bernardino and san diego would be southern california. if voters approve it, state lawmakers would have to give the approval. the federal government also has to agree. >>> right now a look at what we could expect today weather wise and as kari is telling us, it is a warm one out there. >> like yesterday except some of the inland valleys that were in the 90s yesterday may be even a few degrees hotter today. but as we get a look at half moon bay, still nice and cool. 59 degrees. and we have just enough of an ocean breeze to cool down temperatures here and also for some spots right there along the immediate coast. but then we work our way inland to

something to the scores of architects here supporting the program and this is a famous quote from upton sinclair. "it's difficult to get a man understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it." lastly, i want to move up to my specific objection to the process improvements. what i brought up to you last time on may 17 still stands. i don't think this modification does anything to improve the process improvement changes. just wanted to bring up to you that as of june 5, we had a game-changer. and that was the election that delivered prop f to us. a lot of these changes do affect tenants. and i wish the department consulted with tenants union and housing justice people. they would have told you that these changes, these constructions, these renovations result in evictions. prop f requires theity of san francisco to defend those tenants that will be subject to eviction. this will cost the city money. if we're going to be enabling developers to use the renovation tactics to get rid of tenants, it will be costly. please, we should be mindful of these changes. these wil

up this morning, michigan republican congressman fred upton on combating the opiate epidemic.avid price joins us to talk about the stat

. >> host: congressman fred upton republican admission appreciate your time this morning. >> guest: thank you. now on c-span2 air live in washington d.c. wearing just a little bit republicans and democrats will face off in the annual congressional baseball game. proceeds from the game go to benefit washington area charities including the united states capitol police memorial fund and gratitude to the officers who responded to the shooting at a republican practice a year ago today. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] .. >> they're all ready to go. they are pumped. they want to defeat the democrats tonight. they lost last year. >> it is going to be a tough feat to do. on the democrat side, lights out every time he's on the field. >> he's the pitcher, he's the three hitter, does everything for the democrats. he's expected to throw a complete game every time he's out there. they won six of the seven y

beverly upton, san francisco domestic violence consortium. i'm really here to implore you not to forget funding of violence against women. we have a $1.2 million budget ask in it funds 27 agencies. it's less than 41,000 peragency, and as we heard from the police department, one murder in san francisco costs $8 million. when i first joined the consortium, we were looking at 10 to 12 domestic violence homicides a year? now we are looking at a tragic two or three? this work is homicide prevention, it's homelessness prevention. please don't forget to fund ending violence against women. thank you so much. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. are there any other persons that would like to speak on this items 1 and 2? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: okay. what i'd like to do is move to continue items 1 and 2 to wednesday, june 27, 10:00 a.m., and this is, again, dealing with just the may 1 budget, and then, i'd like to continue to move forward -- i've circulated -- colleagues, i've circulated a few documents for you

kate upton among those who publicly accused him of wrong doing. >> in health news, more men are going under the knife for cosmetic surgery. the american society of plastic surgeons says 1.3 million american had surgeries last year. most common procedure, liposuction and tummy tuck and male breast reduction. the group says younger men typically want to improve their bodies and older men focus on face. male botox injections quadrupled since 2000. >> warriors fans, how cool was that? the victory parade through downtown oakland. you were a big part of it. >> it was so much fun to get out there and enjoy it. i was there with janelle and we had a great time as we talked about what was going on with the situations like this and you see the champagne and janelle and myself there as we anchor on the field right there at the starting line. everyone who came up, that came by us and got to see them first on the double decker bus as you see. jumped off of the bus running into the crowd. thank you bay area. >> why would you not celebrate? you won the championship. you need to celebrate. >> that's r

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kate upton among those who publicly accused him of wrong doing. >>> health news this morning for you, more men are now going under the knife for plastic surgery. the american society of plastic surgeons says 1.3 million men had surgeries last year. most common procedures, liposuction and tummy tucks and male breast reduction. younger men want to improve their body to go to the beach and older men focus on the face. quad rupled since the year 2000. >> getting very -- >> i'm not going to say i have or have not had the surgery but i'm turning 68 this year. >> yeah, right. >> just kidding. >> go for the botox but the dad bod will always be in. >> dad bod -- i thought you said dead bod. >> in some cases. all right. a lot of people will be hitting the beach today. you do want to look good. it's sunny and warm today. here's a look at the san jose this morning. one of the spots that will still be pretty warm and a lot of people looking for somewhere cooler to go, maybe the movie theater or the mall. south bay 7-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. let's head over to fremont for

if you just look back to the end of the 19th century, go back and read upton sinclair. go back and look at the coefficient for the 19th century, the unbelievable inequality. politics.hine it was close to violence. who renewed us? the folks from the heartland out. the progressives, the populists, people from across the country. republicans and democrats, right and left, who said -- we are america. we have these values. do wel short, but when we remind ourselves of who we are and what we stand for and we wck ourselves upw th country. it is happening now. [applause] anne-marie, i refuse to live in an age of peimism. , anyone hereweek in cambridge is watching our students graduate. you cannot help bute optimistic. yesterday, we lined the corridor where our right to its marched in before the ceremony and no matter how may times i do it i will never fail to be moved by their faces, by their enthusiasm. down, are ever feeling just pop on a video of that. on the policy side, i woulsay i'm optimistic about the age of abundance. years ago, we could've gotten into a conveion abt p

coming up thursday morning, michigan republican congressman fred upton discusses combatting the opioi epidemic. and then north carolina democratic congressman david price will join us to talk about the state of the affordable care act. and american foundation for suicide prevention, vice president john mattigan will discuss rising suicide in the u.s. be sure to watch an's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning.