[applause] v.p. pence: it really is great to be back. the last time i addressed the summit was in september of 2016. i wanted to come by today to say thank you. thank you for electing a president and majorities in the congress that have move this country forward to a more and on behalfion of my little family, thank for the honor you have afforded me to serve as your vice resident. [applause] v.p. pence: it's hard to believe it's been just two years since value voters delivered a great victory for the american people. i think there's only one way you can describe the last two years. it's been two years of action, two years of results, two years of promises made and promises kept. and we are just getting started. since election-- day job creators have already , created more than 4 million good paying jobs across this country, jobless claims have not been this low in nearly 50 years and we have reached record low unemployment for african-american and hispanic americans. the american dream is working aga

we are going to let you worry about the bp here -- about the v.p. here in a few minutes. i was giving the story last time and it had about six minutes left. i thought, great, i am going to tell the one story and i can look down at there will be about two minutes left. i looked down while i was giving the story and i looked at the clock and it said eight minutes. i was sweating. what am i going to talk about? thisually, i finished beach and came off and said, is the president running late? presidentaid, no, the was on time but he was backstage to my wife while i was out here dying. life is funny. and if you live long enough, everything is going to happen to you. we are from north carolina and i want to get serious for just a minute. we have had devastating storms. flooding like i have never seen before. i had the opportunity just a few days ago to go with mark arras who is running for congress in the ninth congressional district outside of charlotte. we went over to the east. for me, a 7 hour drive. it it gaveovercome me a real understanding of -- as it gave me a real unde

we are going to let you worry about the v.p. here in a few minutes.ast time to move we read there, and i was giving the speech, and i was given this story and i looked down and it had about six minutes left. i thought, great, i am going to tell the one story and i can look down at there will be about two minutes left. i'm giving the story, i looked down, expecting to see two minutes on the clock, and it said eight minutes. i started sweating. i'm trying to figure out what the heck i am going to talk about. eventually, i finished the speech and came off and said, is the president running late? and they said, no, the president was on time but he was backstage talking to my wife while i was out here dying. i mean, i'm just here to tell you. life is funny. if you live long enough, everything is going to happen to you. we are from north carolina and i want to get serious for just a minute. we have had devastating storms. flooding like i have never seen before. i had the opportunity just a few days ago to go with mark arras who is running for congress in th

and they can change things no but interestingly many major business businesses such as a petroleum v.p. and the shale those are leading oil companies are also joining forces in taking climate there because they believe the future of as energy company they believe has a future for them so they cannot hold for so if you'll give fifteen kobo spreading the risk that they're trying to invest in the green energy as well so many companies in the private sector is changing that to true. asking for clear clear policy guidelines to take action they are saying to the police we are not denying climate action we want to clear your schedule then we will meet the time there is the proper probably come pretty. but the political from this side they still afraid of losing the bullets because they are bowed to the by the people and the people don't like to take any high price for their energy like electricity they don't like it so the politicos afraid of losing their boat that's why they cannot take action so we cannot blame the politicians because politicos it is somebody we both of them so i truly if w

have the same political parties do pretty party and islamist party with the main opposition party and v.p against president get you there and they weren't into the team but you formed a coalition of the same political party parties and he won the elections back into the party so in that respect this is not really shocking and this is expected what would have been a shock and would have been if i mean actually had one of these elections but having said that i think it's really surprising that the election didn't have gone . very small and peacefully in the sense that understand they had to have been a lot of problems but in terms of in terms of fraud and really i don't think there has been any systematic reading of this election and president yeah i mean it has been accused of crushing any dissent to his rule even jailed opposition leaders we haven't heard from him yet so is he lighted to accept defeat of the numbers go against him. this is really very concerning because with each second with each passing second without president yeah i mean conceding of his defeat it's very concerning we

very similar reasons too much influence from work and there's been a lot of other more quiet exits the v.p. of partnerships has a communications top lawyers and its chief security officer also left the company overall nine exits minimum so there may be more trouble in the background at facebook and we can see a front. if it's in frankfurt that thank you. u.s. fashion company michael kors is pushing further into the high end luxury segment michael kors is with portly close to acquiring italian fashion brands in a deal said to be worth over two billion dollars that's according to the financial times newspaper for years the family owned italian fashion label has been considering going public but us sells of the colorful designs by the company's creative director donatella versace declined those plans were put on ice this is expected to announce on tuesday what the future holds for michael kors it will be a further expansion of the brand portfolio after acquiring british label jimmy choo just last year. and that's all your business here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you h

biden: as v.p., i spent a lot of time traveling around the world and would speak out about this issue. i would be told it is cultural. let me tell you something. those who try to excuse this kind of discrimination in the name of culture, i say prejudice is prejudice and inhumanity is inhumanity. it is a crime. using religion or culture to discriminate, demonizing the community, individuals to score political points, is no more justifiable around the world than it is here at home, and our policies should reflect that. [applause] mr. biden: despite losing in the courts courts and in the court of public opinion, these forces of intolerance remain determined to undermine and roll back the progress you all have made. this time, they, not you, have an ally in the white house. this time, they have an ally. they are a small percentage ofthe american people, some of them the dregs of society, and instead of using the executive branch to secure justice and dignity for all, the president uses the white house as a literal bully pulpit. callously exerting his power over those who have little or no

sophia, v.p. of government relations for planned parenthood in northern california. and here to say thank you, thank you supervisor ronen for all the work that you have done to push this forward. i mean, as you know and you have mentioned it in your speech right now, we currently have patients that come into our health centers and constantly get verbally harassed and we just feel it's unacceptable and we demand, we demand better for our community and our patients. they deserve a space they can come in, feel safe and get the care that they need and that they rightfully seek. so, i'll keep it brief, as mentioned. but thank you so much. we are in support of this proposed amendment and look forward to continuing to work with your office and captain hart, amazing as well. thank you. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. public comment? then we will close public comments. and i will entertain a motion to recommend the item for approval. >> supervisor ronen: motion to amend the ordinance to delete the words written or, we have it there, on line six of page two. i make that mo

laughter ) and we're learning more about trump's mismanagement style thanks to a new op-ed by the former v.p. of construction for the trump organization, barbara rez. she wrote that during the construction of trump tower, he was inspecting the elevators and trump looked at the panels where the buttons you push to reach a floor were located. he noticed that next to each number were some little dots. "what's this?" trump asked. "braille," the architect replied. you'd think trump would love braille-- it's like reading through groping! ( laughter ) ( applause ) "oh, oh, oh, yeah -- i like, i like." ( laughter ) but he told the architect to get rid of it. "we can't," the architect said, "it's the law."toch yel "d of t-expletive-- braille. no blind people are going to live in trump tower!" ( audience reacts ) maybe. but if you've seen trump tower, i'm pretty sure blind people decorated it. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( piano riff ) i love the cheering, but i was being the blind decorator hearing the decor. ( laughter ) according to rez, trump knew that the architect couldn't actually take the braill

we were challenged by the v.p. follansbee to explore to what extent sfhss employees felt included and involved. we made it our goal to change the lens of the traditional outlook, yes strategic planning is taking place in the board room with the leadership staff, kind of away from all of the staff and membership being reflected. we held an all-staff meeting to explore that idea and increase engagement. we also held three stakeholder sessions. as abbey mentioned we had quite a diverse representation, to name a few, representatives from the city office, courts, library, firefighters, roofers and water plumber proofers union and actives and retirees. we completed a survey. we had it open about a week after the engagement session with staff, we have some of that data to share with you. and open through next week for data to be shared later as well. one thing we focused on was values and assets segment. the themes are respect, excellence, stewardship, inclusivity and collaboration as a reminder for everyone in the room.

system.the attorney general also criticized immigration attorneys who represent migrantstom jawetz / v.pne people ability to access their rights under the constitution and under statute.the center for american progress criticizes the attorney general for rushing immigration cases tom jawetz / vice president of immigraiton policyimmigration judges who handle asylum cases say they're the equivalent of death penalty cases, because they really are making life and death decisions.in many cases asylum seekers are fleeing violent gangs and other dangers in their home countriesalexandra limon / washington correspondent attorney general sessions said the rights of immigrants should alwasy be respected -- but criticized asylum laws saying there are too many loopholes.jeff sessions / u.s. attorney general we reject unjustified and sometimes fake claims.sessions also defended the administartion's zero tolerance policy that led to the separtion of thousands of immigrant children from their parents.jeff sessionsand are prosecuting over 90% of those cases that are referred to us ...and i think that has

the v.p. saying this unusual move could backfire on democrats.ere is part of what he told chris wallace on "fox news sunday". >> it was very disappointing to see president obama become so political and roll out the same tired arguments that he and liberals have made over the last eight years. the truth is the american people in 2016 rejected the policy and direction of barack obama when they elected president donald trump. >> sandra: jason chaffetz joins us now. a fox news contributor and author of the "deep state." jason chaffetz. good morning and welcome back to the program. if i could ask you your thoughts on former president obama reinserting himself into the political arena. is that fair? >> well, vice president pence is absolutely right the tradition presidents usually don't do that. look how both president bushs dealt with it. they were very graceful in their exit. they kept quiet. i'm sure they disagreed with president obama but they didn't say or do anything. i think what you're seeing is that president trump is tearing apart the barack