. >> i do want to comment, she's helping us spearhead with mitchem and rest the team and development of our new website. which we hope to go live in february. if you want to make a few comment about that, it will lead into dashboard. >> we've been working better part of last year on getting our website upgraded to a new platform that's going to do lot of things as we try to make information more accessible to our membership including being mobilely responsive, which means when you're on your ipads or phone or whatever sites you're using to interact with the information we have, it will adjust to your screen. it's much easier for to you consume. the search dramatically improved because we're moving to newer technology. what we're using on our website is incredibly old. there's only one person in the department that knows what's going on and keep it going. the other real excitement about where we're going with the new website is how accessible it makes it for our own people internally to publish content. that will help us be more dynamic and current and making sure information is out t

reforms, but especially our most recent -- recent initiative between the legislation that he helped us spearheadd we got it through the board of supervisors, and now it is a national model that people are looking at all over the country, and the way that we address what we know is a clear inequity in our criminal justice system, which crippled so many people who have served their debt to society, and deserve a second chance, and then they get out only to find out out that all of a sudden, they have to pay these ridiculous fees and fines that they had no idea existed. this is an injustice that jeff has worked his entire life to try and protect. he has done so many incredible things. including hiring some of the best attorneys anywhere. sorry, george, with his attorneys are kicking but in the courts, and i am just really so excited. i am really so excited that this city embraces him and continues to support him because he is an incredible leader. he is a great inspiration. he is a great partier and dancer as she would attest to, he is just wonderful, and we really appreciate his leadership, has gu

>> i think he will, they look at some of the forces that spearheaded us allied efforts as terrorist organizationsing new. keeping them in a comfortable position, we talk about allies doing more to help us out but those are articulated and they will experience problems and wants to move in that direction so i think they will honor the agreement. heather: any agreements with what mike pompeo is saying is what bolton is saying? >> i like what they are doing like good cop bad cop. they laid out the more dystopic way they could behave and they pushed back and said we are not going to do that and mister bolton is in a position to have more of a policy approach saying our withdrawals are measured with our allies and as stable as possible. heather: do you trust turkey, do you trust erdogan? >> when i went to a wreck i was wearing a green uniform, we went in a different way but that will be part of the game and we have negotiators in place. there will always be a risk of withdrawal for the president, following through on a commitment. these are commitments to reduce our physical footprint in syria. heathe

us and not. during the course of the war in syria kurdish forces spearheaded the fight against so-called islamic state with support from the united states kurdish forces most importantly the y p g also managed to gain control over a large area bordering turkey but under regards them as a terrorist organization because of the charges to turkey's out criticized and the workers' party the p.k. k. . it doesn't get simpler gets more complicated doesn't it here let's pull in north carolina he is with us he's our mideast expert chief editor of the magazine zenith which focuses on the middle east good to see you again happy new year by the way what do you make of what we saw happen today with the turkish president basically refusing to meet with the u.s. national security adviser yet not only would meet and themself like protocol wise that wouldn't even if that wasn't promise and wasn't required but not even the foreign minister would see so so bolton bolton was not. completely and he was entitle to meet with the national security advisor or with one of the security advisers foreign policy advisers mr h

us and. now our during the course of the war in syria kurdish forces spearheaded the fight against so-called islamic state with support from the united states kurdish forces most importantly the why p.j. also managed to gain control over a large area bordering turkey but unquote regards them as a terror organization because of their ties to turkey's outlawed crist on the workers party also known as the p.k. k. . while the diffuser yulia han is on the story for you she is in istanbul and yulia the turkish president scolding and snubbing even a senior trump aide how high are tensions right now. well this was definitely no good day for tookie u.s. relations apparently bolton and his team had expected to meet president adlon himself but that meeting never happened a spokesperson of president add on they to try to downplay this saying such an appointment was never confirmed by the turkish side and anyways bolton already met with high ranking turkish officials in ankara today and that needs to be sufficient but many others say that a president out on was in fact so frustrated by bolton's condition

during the course of the war in syria you may remember kurdish forces spearheaded the fight against islamic state with support from the us kurdish forces mostly most importantly the p.g. also managed to gain control over a large area bordering turkey on who regards them as a terror organization because of their ties to turkey's outlawed kurdistan workers' party the peak eight k. . all right for more on this now i'm joined by daniel yok he is a middle east expert he's the chief editor of the magazine which focuses on the middle east good to see you again. we've got mr bolton basically. given the finger if you will by the by and by turkey over what he said today. who's telling the truth here. ed on is a. has a lot of political instinct and he's a power player but at the same time we should not forget the way he handles personal relationships and his vindictiveness a jumble said two years ago in a life broadcast as a as a commentator basically when he was still with the american enterprise institute and while there was a coup attempt going on in turkey he said i know that out of town is not a friend of the united states he

says it's not surprising that companies based in shenzhen are spearheading the development of future technologies you have hung in says us he has a different approach than germany you based your entire business and product development strategy on a long term plan. i mean china and above all in chains and it's about fostering a nice ation this is where things were to get done. chen zen is also way ahead in realizing the vision of a networked city that will huawei companies showroom garbage bins indicate when they're full and the control room compiles data from the fire department for example or on the number of ambulances available artificial intelligence directs traffic more efficiently. workers at this company are for selling a different mission james joe is one of those in shenzhen making things happen he started a robotics company with a thousand employees his successful models are still rather playful they dance have communications programs or come with d.i.y. assembly instructions. but his robots are in increasing demand in the corporate world make sure. that this one is already on the floors of several department s

spearheaded the game on the behaviour of fans, particularly for chelsea fans after a couple of high—profile instances of alleged racist and anti—semitic and useolice announced here this evening that they had arrested a 17—year—old male for racially aggravated public order, that was before the match, no details yet as to whether he is a supporter of either team. there were two more matches in the asian cup on tuesday with plenty of goals to tell you about as iraq and saudi arabia won their opening group games. but it wasn't all down to great finishing as ben croucher reports. after the success of the 2015 asian cup in australia, the uae has a lot to live up to. the early signs are that organisers are struggling to fill seats. those who attended the match saw an entertaining one, even if the quality of football left plenty to be desired. the opening goal is not pretty viewing. the goalkeeper seemed to panic under pressure. ten minutes later, a mistake at the other end let in our lead. —— arlie. vietnam regained the lead. —— arlie. vietnam regained the lead before the break before running out of steam afterwards. woeful defending with their down

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spearheading the game was the behaviour of fans, particularly for chelsea fans, after a couple of high—profile instances of alleged racist and anti—semitic and usethat they had arrested a 17—year—old male for racially aggravated public order, that was before the match, no details yet as to whether he's a supporter of either team. there were two more matches in the asian cup on tuesday with plenty of goals to tell you about, as iraq and saudi arabia won their opening group games. but it wasn't all down to great finishing, as ben croucher reports. after the success of the 2015 asian cup in australia, the united arab emirates has a lot to live up to. the early signs are that organisers are struggling to fill seats. those who did attend the match in abu dhabi saw an entertaining one, even if the quality of football left plenty to be desired. the opening goal won't be pretty viewing. the goalkeeper seemed to panic under pressure. his clumsy backheel gifting vietnam the 1—0 lead. ten minutes later, a mistake at the other end let in ourlead. vietnam regained the lead before the break, before running out of steam afterwards. woeful defending with their

us at 5. see you back here at 6:00. >> cbs weekend news is next. see you in 30 minutes. ♪ captioning spons >> ninan: no deal in the new year. vice president pence spearheadsegotiations today as the partial government shutdown reaches a third week. president trump says the impasse could last for years if he doesn't get his border wall. also tonight, a fight at a california bowling alley turns deadly. >> you ain't nevtheen errough >> ninan: police are searchingly for suspects behind gunfire that left three people dead in the early-morning hours. six days after young jazmine barnes was killed in a drive-by shooting, a hunt continues for her murderer.w uscoy is

us at 5. see you back here at 6:00. >> cbs weekend news is next. see you in 30 minutes. ♪ captioning spons >> ninan: no deal in the new year. vice president pence spearheadsegotiations today as the partial government shutdown reaches a third week. president trump says the impasse could last for years if he doesn't get his border wall. also tonight, a fight at a california bowling alley turns deadly. >> you ain't nevtheen errough >> ninan: police are searchingly for suspects behind gunfire that left three people dead in the early-morning hours. six days after young jazmine barnes was killed in a drive-by shooting, a hunt continues for her murderer.w uscoy is restil e find justice for jazmine. >> ninan: plus new allegations in the catholic church sex abuse scandal. why some nuns are now accused of sexual misconduct. and many beloved pets were injured in california's deadliest wildfire. why some owners are trying an unusual medical treatment to help their animals heal. >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. the partial government shutdown is now on day 15, and there's no end in sight. meetings continued at the white house today as border security remains a

britain once the spearhead of aviation is on its way to in significance according to the airbus c.e.o. and are says the blame lies with the politicians. it is a disgrace that moving to us off the roof of the twenty sixteen referendum. businesses are still unable to plan properly for the future and reload with many of our peers have repeatedly called for clarity but we still have no idea what is really going on here. so a grim outlook there from a major employer in the u.k.'s aerospace industry now let's look at another side of that sector correspondent this is in davos and he caught up with the international director of the u.k. space agency alice von he asked her how her agency will get along pro coast spreads that considering that international cooperation is pretty key in space. yes absolutely nasa space is a truly international endeavor it will always remain the case so we work internationally already primarily through the european space agency to support a lot of r. and d. in collaboration with the rest of europe but we also cooperate internationally on the safety of the operating environment and that's something that's increasingly important so i feel very confid

britain once the spearhead of aviation is on its way to in significance according to the airbus c.e.o. andor says the blame lies with the politicians. it is a disgrace that moment to us off the restart of the twenty sixteen referendum businesses are still unable to plan properly for the future and we along with many of our peers have repeatedly called for clarity but we still have no idea what is really going on here let's go now to correspondent javier gave us he's standing by live for us in davos where the world economic forum meetings are taking place and brags it has been one of the themes there javier is there any reaction to this story from air bus. well of course there is great concern stephen because let's not forget that one of the main issues at stake here at the world economic forum is the future of international and multilateral cooperation and airbus is definitely the flagship if you will in the european union off this international cooperation let's not forget that the reason why airbus is working the way it works manufacturing some parts in different parts of european countries is because all national companies that were in charge of aircraft design an

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spearheading events like the summerfest, spooktacular and the wine walks and my business personally sees at least 25% increase in sales on these event days. association meetings are held there, the cub scouts use her office as their monthly meeting hub and i.c.a. girls do their work study program there. and losing the agency on 24th street would 100% have a negative impact on my business and i also believe on many of the other businesses along the corridor. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. chris fouse, noe valley resident. last night around 11:00, i was walking in the neighborhood when i ran across sage who was finally headed home after locking up her business. two neighbors standing on the corner and discussing how to keep the street safe and inviting and interesting so that this schoon could be repeated in years to come. noe valley is one of the most walkable neighborhoods in san francisco but we could lose that distinction. what is unique and interesting could give way to what is mundane or worse, crass commercialism. already 24th street is littered with a dozen or more real estate offices and no one can argue that the public is served by addi

lara trump spearheaded the trump pence empowerment tour is the wife of eric trump and campaign advisor to the president and she joins ushave you here. i found that to be such an odd comment by nancy pelosi given how many women donald trump, president trump has elevated. i kept thinking of kellyanne conway, shanders the list goes on and on. betsy devos, kirstjen nielsen. the list is a mile long i have in my hand and i'm sure some are missing here. what do you make of this comment? >> first of all it's reding columbus but true identity politics. the democrats really are scared of president trump because is he doing such a great job. and i think nancy pelosi knows that donald trump works very well with women. he was a businessman in his past. he has never cared about your gender or about your color. donald trump expects results and he sees successes and failures. so, that is such a ridiculous comment from nancy pelosi and i think she knows that. he is going to work great with the women in congress. i have no doubt about it. and she will see. she said we will wait and see. she will see he is going to be great. yesterday je