oh, commissioner wald? anthony? >> all right. president bermejo, i've consulted with policy and communications sector, with the two suggested amendments. so besides those proposed amendments by commissioner wald, we propose, on page 2, line 18, after the word grease, to start a new whereas that says, whereas fluorinated chemicals are extremely persistent in the environment, leach into the environment and into food. the second -- the second proposal, commissioner wald, would be to, on page 3, after the final whereas, before the resolved, to add one additional whereas clause, whereas efforts to work with the disability community have resulted in kpemss for people with disabilities and medical needs and allows people one year to prepare for the ban, therefore be it resolved. okay. that's resolved. okay. that's ibe it resolved. okay. that's it? okay. so the other amendments are, just to go through them all, on page 2, line 15, remove the word marine, and after the word plastics, add the in the marine environments. the other is on pag

i'd like to start with you, general wald. as referenced earlier, prior to pepfar societies as we've heard about, particularly those hardest hit in sub saharan africa were being truly ravaged by the hiv epidemic, with sharp declines with life expectancy, rapid rises in orphanhood and faltering economies. the new report finds that pepfar has been successful and other health aids investments have been successful in impacting health, socioeconomic development and also reducing fragility. because of these effects we've heard about parallels between the pepfar program and the marshall plan. given your become ground with the european central command, can you remind us of some of the objectives in the marshall plan and the advantages that that had in rebuilding europe as well as for the united states and do you see parallels with the pepfar program? >> yeah, i do. i mean, i was asked to prepare for this question so i've looked it up a little bit. for those that don't remember the marshall plan i think it was at the time somewhere aro

i would like to start with you, general wald. as reference earlier, prior to that werecieties hardest hit, particularly sub-saharan africa, had sharp declines in life and that life expectancy and faltering economies. the new report finds that pepfar has been successful and other agents have been successful in impacting health, socioeconomic development and also reducing state fragility. because of these effects, we have heard about parallels between he pepfar program and the marshall plan. given your background with the european central command, can you remind us of some of the objectives of the marshall plan and the advantages that that had in rebuilding europe? as well as the united states? and do you see parallels with the pepfar program? i do.ald: yeah, i was asked to prepare for this question, so i look it up a little bit, but for those that don't remember the marshall plan, at the time it was something like $13 billion post-world war ii, which today sounds like not a lot of money, but at the time was quite a bit. read, or t

commissioner wald? >> thank you. where is the thing? of our award winners -- [applause] >> -- are so terrific and so wonderful and -- and so important to this -- to the city and the communities that reside here. i'm just wondering, and i should know the answer, but do we have a little place on our website where people can press a button and find out about these wonderful people and the people that we've honored in the past just as a way to make everybody who goes to our website who needs a little boost, who needs to be reminded, you know, how committed and able and talented and effective members of the frisk community really are? and i would just love to see that -- san francisco community really are? and i would just love to see that everybody that we've benefited, but i it would be a great -- it would be a great way to see who we owe our thanks and benefit to. >> commissioner, that's an outstanding idea, and i will work with sarah and others on the outreach team to see about putting profiles up. i think that is a great idea. greg, i u

but several outlets are reporting that it's true wald w p baldwin wtured with a huge enbeigement ring. >> for a second, i thought he and selena gomez were going to get back together. >> what do you mean? >> i know. i'm out of the loop. >> we're going to get a mess with a bear's craving. >> it's tough to make out, but that's a bear, chomping down on a bird feeder. the pictures over the weekend. as for the bird feeder, you see it did not survive. >>> coming up next -- continuingovage of the deadly helicopter crash that went down into some town homes, not far from the college of. >>> plus, getting rid of your pain, not withpioids and a needle. looking at acupuncture and whether it's good for you. n >>s 4 today starts now. >> good morning,everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. and i'm eun yang. we hope y eoyed the weekend. it's over. back to reality. >> and the heat weave? the heat weave? when you get a fresh weave and you hit it with the blow drier. >> the heat wave -- >> you're getting tweets. >> you knowow that rks. you have to warm it up to get it looking right sometimes. the weather was bea

commissioner wald? >> thank you, president bermejo. first of all, i want to thank all three of you for coming this evening and giving you a slightly over whel with himming -- more than slightly -- overwhelming, if i'm truthful, but a big thank you for your effort. i have one specific question for sarah, and that has to do with your carpool campaign. clearly, you had a lot of success on social media, and i was wondering if you were able to measure any impact of all the advertising and all the efforts on actual number of people who were carpooling to the schools you were focusing on? >> i will give a caveat that i am more on the outreach team and less so on the safe routes team per se, so i can say -- from what i know, that data has not been collected yet or is still in the process of being collected. perhaps margaret has a better answer on that, but if not, i'm happy to get back to you. >> can say a longer version of what sarah said, which is the -- obviously, the ultimate goal is not just to do a fantastic advertising campaign, which w

sakes wald in,aring the banner and some marchedith them.isitors brought balloons and owers in a moi moral for those killed. >> for me, it makes it sadder. ut the community com together. and everyone will celebrate and honor the victims. >> the deadly shooting happened one week ago today. the suspect is being held in jail without bond. >>> a community is mourning the death of a father who died on outhe y of july. friends of the victim tell news 4 he had two jobs and leaves behind a 5-year-old daughter. >>> your time right now, 6:48. >>> let's go tosh the traffic. s been tracking it this morning. what's going on? >> three different crashes. this is the third of the morning. looking at indian head highway. re's the latest problem. northbou indian head highway overturned vehicle. we had a right lane getting by and theyyitopped that. to get some lanes to get it out of the way. in the district, westbound southeast freeway before the birdty acti make sure it's blocked there. a bunch of blue lines december. let's look at trave tes in virginia. look

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williams is continuing her fairy tale comeback of the given birth less than a year ago the former wald number one is now just one win away from her twenty fourth grand slam title williams. in straight sets to return to grand slam final in just her fourth tournaments back on court and she will face jameis as the cover for an eighth title at the all england club and serena is expecting a good friend in the royal box the duchess of sussex meghan markle well of course the american super mom as everyone will call her is hugely popular on social media after has semifinal when she posted this to her ten point six million twitter followers saying can't help but smile see you saturday while tournaments the official account i have tweeted inspirational three hundred and fourteen days after becoming a mother serena williams moves to a then one match of the tennis history and of course they added the quote that the seven time world in champion posted saying i couldn't even walk to my mailbox to be in the wimbledon final this is not enough to vote for me while for more on this i'm joined now by sop

presidency, that would be a massive story of interference by the president in what is supposed to be a wald off decision by the fed. and those are things he wants to be talking about and he wants to get back to talking about those things. and it puts people who work for him that are institutionalists and believe that there is a certain way the country should be run, it puts them in an incredibly awkward position. >> brian bennett of "time" magazine, jill colvin of the associated press, so great to have you here. thank you so very much. >>> coming up, what they saw and heard in helsinki that led some of our guests and analysts to say things about an american president that they never dreamed they would say. we'll have that when we come back. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom reli

by the beauty of the grun wald and the tier garden.he composer paul linke understood something about american presidents. you see, like so many presidents before me, i come here today, because wherever i go, and whatever i do i-- [ speaking german ] our gathering today is being broadcast throughout western europe and north america. i understand it is being seen and heard as well in the east. to those listening throughout eastern europe, i extend my warmest greetings and the goodwill of the american people. to those listening in east berlin a special word, although i cannot with be with you i address my remarks to you just as surely as to those standing here before me. for i join you as i join your fellow countrymen in the west in this firm, and unalterable belief -- [ speaking german ] behind me stands a wall that encircles the free sectors of this city, and part of a vast system is of barriers that divides the entire continent of europe from the baltic south, those barriers cut across germany in a gash of barbed wire, concrete, dog ru

this all media campaign was based on a newsweek article by kurt aiken wald. so this was again, the wrong story. >> i was asked a question in the senate, do you remember what the question was? >> i remember that claim, i don't remember the question. >> the question was why does this work? that was senator langford. i said it is because donald trump uses russian active measures against his opponent. the point is if you don't know where fact and fiction was, we don't know so the article that you question i read an npr story that said that donald trump use russian propaganda? before that i talk about paul manafort citing the story as this is evidence of a terrorist attack in turkey. there's so much infusion about fact and fiction because the president often does that. you're saying the story came down or not, for me it doesn't matter if the story shows up sputnik after the president says it or if they take it the other way. the idea is if our government leaders are using propaganda and false information from the public stage, you cannot have public debate and you

and i do want to offer my thanks here publicly to chairman wald en and ranking member pallone for the opportunity for the hearing and likewise thank you, chair latta. for the opportunity to testify before you on the importance of promoting uniformity and integrity in the horse racing industry. you might think a new york democrat and a kentucky republican can't agree on much. but we have developed a strong working relationship on this issue, because we both love the sport of horse racing and want to see it holding this hearing today to learn about what -- and ensure the sport continues to thrive well into the future. we have a distinguished panel of witnesses from across the spectrum to share their thoughts with us on this to the nation's oldest pack. the saratoga race course has been long steeped in the tradition of horse racing dating back to 1863. the equine industry is an important economic driver for the state of new york with an estimated economic impact of some $5.3 billion annually. in 2015, i had the chance to see in person the sport at its very best. the imagination of our na