walker's vote today. i yield the floor. i note the absence of a quorum. no, i don't note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands in recess until 12:00 stands in recess until 12:00 [background sounds] >> congressman cummings general and memorial service this morning. you can watch on c-span. some senate committees are conducting scheduled hearing this morning. the senate finance committee holding a hearing on substance abuse. the u.s. surgeon general is among those testifying. live coverage here on c-span2. >> what percent involve the case where a patient was the perpetrator of such broad? >> thank you for the question. we are different than the ig. we don't do the investigation of the case. that would be a better question perhaps for others. however, we did look at, took a sample selection if i that we found all five states had reported fraud and then we went in and spoke with various actors involved in that including the medicaid fraud unit. and to our knowledge, again we don't go into the case but, for

this is a view from arelious walker into the plaza area.as you enter from the drive you can see to the plaza where we have a one acre open space to be used for festivals, concerts, any number of things. this is the primary entrance in from the community. this entrance is at the cor corr of earl and ingerson or montana clark drive. the interior is montana clark drive so as you cross the street that is the major gateway to the project. on the right is the food hall i mentioned. on the left is the hotel. far in the distance you can see the open spaces. the film art center. we think it is an elegant civic building for this community, and we have invested a great deal of time and effort and energy designing this because we do feel that a major civic building is important to the community, to have something that stands out as a signature kind of development space. now, the next thing i want to talk with you about is some changes to the sub phase boundary for cpo5 and changes within the alice griffith neighborhood. one of the things we have done i

the sins of the president and they apparently sabotage and could have walker was largely involved in this by pursuing. donald trump's presidency visit the ukraine. which volcker can see the right and which reflected the interests of certain ukrainian politicians you know ukraine and that's got on stage from the political perspective for you think volcker will be protected by the by the democrats by their establishment and by and by trump republicans which still exist because for them ukraine is the friend everyone who supports ukraine is also a friend. of the right will say. i think volcker will be a q. sed right walker will be used as an instrument against donald trump it's interesting you say that because i mean they think compare this situation to something that happened to for example general flynn who was a man who was decimated politically for simply appearing at artie's dinner and sitting at one table with live near put of the doubt even exchanging any any war it's imagine him being involved in trying to arrange meetings with u.s. presidents associates all be have president bu

i want to second commissioner walker. we're conflating two separate things here and i want to focus on the actual habitability of the 75-year-old tenant. >> commissioners, we always do right by our tenants here and i think we've done a good job and i'm having trouble with this one. i think we need to face -- as a contractor and in the contractor's seat, i have to disagree with the level of impact that's going to be on this building to anybody occupying it. it's going to be huge and as i look at it and i'm putting on my contractor's hat here, i don't see how anybody could be in this building. , join this construction. i don't think it's fair to ask idle parties to consider this. i understand the limit we're in here and this is not a good situation, but the city's work are trying to come up with policies and procedures to represent both sides. i just think this falls into that category. i really appreciate the fact that we're given these drawings because if i didn't have these, i would be not as consrupbsed cs situation can

0ur headlines today. to breakfast with dan walker the to breakfast with dan walker ayes to the right2. borisjohnson‘s brexit deal is put on pause as he fails to get backing from mps for a timetable to discuss it. we now face further uncertainty and the eu must now make up their minds over how to answer parliament to's request for a delay. the eu says it is now considering an extension to

constructor stance walker. uasf has gone through an extensive process to select a representative they would like to move forward. also supported by the labor council. for seat 10, ms. debra bill. who also requires a residency waiver and teamsters 856 has undergone through an extensive process to select a representative as well as being supported by the labor council. and for seat 11, mr. samuel carr who is already requires a residency waiver. and sciu has gone through an extensive process to select a representative as well as being supported by the labor council. and so, those are the nine people that i wish to move forward. and again, if this was not an easy choice. i work with every single person in here to get us to this point and i hope you do not feel snubs. we're all working together and there are people in this room that i know are excited about the work and i look forward to continuing to work everybody. that's my motion. >> and can i take that motion without objection, without an objection that motion

has suggested that mr walker was often acting not on the instructions of donald trump or secretary of state mike brown pair his direct boss but at the request of the ukrainians for example the close aide to president selenski and that he you know mock given how easily accusations of treason fly in washington does he have her reason to be concerned about the ethics of his own behavior rather than his association with donald trump the legal view point of course is yes and what you just described is again proves my thesis that there is a very strong resistance among american bureaucracy against the policies of the president and they apparently sabotage and could walk or was largely involved in this sub adarsh by pursuing not only not donald trump's presidency visit the ukraine. which volcker can see the right and which reflected the interests of certain ukrainian politicians you know ukraine in its current state. from the political perspective for you think volcker will be protected by the by the democrats by their establishment republicans which still exist because for them ukraine is t

walker, kimberly hill-brown, randall saragushi and sam paulson. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am here today to support the resolution 27-2019. i'm all for this project to continue and go through. thank you. >> thank you. >> please state your name. >> joyce armstrong. tac member for the shipyard and also the president of the public housing tenant's association. we serve seven developments that are left for radd and four of then are in district ten. as their representative, we come to you today to ask you to please pass this. we really need it to move on. i want to see some of this happen before i'm gone. so we would appreciate -- we appreciate lenar five points for what they have done and all of the cac members like dr. scott and dr. honey cut and people working before we got on the board two years ago. they've done amazing work and we would like to see this pass. thank you. >> thank you, miss armstrong. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is kimberly hill-brown and i'm here today to support len arars moving forward. alice gr

you have five minutes. >> my name is peter walker. i'm a professor of geography and environmental studies at the university of oregon. i personally observed the 2016 armed occupation of the national wildlife refuge in heinie, county oregon. after the occupation, i conducted research there for more than two, years including over 100 in-depth interviews with individuals representing all parts of the community. my observations recorded in my book, how carney county defeated takeover of the national wildlife refuge. a lot can be hearn -- learned, from the occupation about preventing such injuries and for safeguarding our employees and enabling them to work constructively integral communities. a great majority in harney county oppose the occupation and rejected the militants plan to launch an anti government federal evolution from harney county. i use the word militants because they used armed force and military style tactics to achieve a radical political goal. the situation was explosive. almost certainly, if the community had heeded --

get along with russia or as you green is an obstacle so this goes against the political views of walker imperiously but i wonder if it's just the matter of him disagreeing with the president because the same unidentified whistleblower complained about your. interactions with the ukrainian president he suggested that mr volcker was often acting not on the instructions of donald trump or secretary of state mike brown pair his direct boss but at the request of the ukrainian. for example the close aide to president selenski on the mock given how easily accusations of treason fly in washington does he have her reason to be concerned about the ethics of his own behavior rather than his association with donald trump the legal view point of course is yes and what you just described is again proves my thesis that there is a very strong resistance among american but all proceed against the policies of the president and they apparently sabotage and could have walker was largely involved in this sub adarsh by pursuing not only not donald trump's presidency visit the ukraine. which volcker can see t

, had multiple signs of accelerated ageing compared to the fastest walkers in the study —— slowest walkers see that the ones that are slower, they robert lee have the fastest agesin they robert lee have the fastest ages in that group. but there are obviously differences across age groups as well. that was doctor leena rasmussen. you have been warned. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers. that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. hello. it was quite a mixed bag of whether through the day on saturday. some of us had quite a lot of dry weather was in in the south there was a lot of rain lingering through the day. this was the picture as the sunset earlier on this evening in lancashire. big showers a cloud around. most of the showers in the north and north—west attending to ease away. through the rest of the night the main player in the weather is this waving weather front pushing its way gradually further northwards. that is already bringing rain across southern england. it will be affecting the midlands, much of wales as well through the rest of the nigh

you don't see herschel walker get hit in the backfield many times at all.t i have great teammates. i have guys that pick me up. guys that lift me up that one are they going to get? they're not going to get anything. sooner or later you'll have division within the team. at the same time football players make money or a tennis player or golfer, there are other sports in college football. what about them? i think that's wrong to say you're going to start playing and appling for his likeness because i think the athlete then i think education is the key. i tell people this all of the time. as a football player you are old at 34,-year-old at 34 but you can be president of the united states in your 70s, but you need an education. education will take you further than the athletic world will. >> but, when you played actually freshman i don't think could play varsity and you had to stay all four years, today that has changed dramatically. people are one and done in all sports but football, they can leave after two years, so the academics has been secretary. secondary

phil sawyer was watching that and had this to say about dan walker. rosemary millet had a more positive response. the same day, laura kuenssberg also had some face—to—face time with the prime minister and she too pursued a line of questioning that had become overly familiar to some members of the audience. yesterday that you denied that you touch a woman inappropriately. she said you did. is she lying? i don't want to minimise the importance of this issue all people's concerns about this kind of thing but in this case it is simply not true. so she is lying? look, i'm not going to go into whatever. when people make these kinds of allegations they must always be ta ken these kinds of allegations they must always be taken very, very seriously. and best had this to say. but again, there were compliments too, with this from barbara noble. well, we asked bbc news for a response to what newswatch viewers have been saying about those three interviews and they told us. since we explored the subject in depth on last week's programme, the saga of naga munchetty

my name is peter walker. i'm a professor of geography and universal study at the university of oregon. i personally saw the wildlife refuge in hardy county. i had 100 indepth interviews and my observations are printed in my book, how they took over the national wildlife refuge. a lot can be learned from the refuge occupation for safeguarding employees and enabling them to construct in rural communities. the great majority of hardy county rejected and planned to launch an anti-government resolution. >> i use the word militant because they used armed force to achieve a radical political goal. the situation was explosive. almost certainly if the community called for militants, lives would have been lost. hardy county rejected the militants's call because the community invested for decades in building collaborative approaches vowing to isolate the resource issue that the management issued, could only be reserved through armed force. in the past, there had been a lot of facilities between the communities and agenc

phil sawyer was watching that and had this to say about dan walker.agging the interview back to the allegations made about something that allegedly happened 20 yea rs something that allegedly happened 20 years ago. the subject was done to death yesterday and the pm has com pletely death yesterday and the pm has completely denied the allegations. whilst we must never ignore or trivialise such allegations, it must be for others to prove or disprove what actually happened. ijust be for others to prove or disprove what actually happened. i just want to hear what our pm has in store for the country. but rosemary minute had a more positive response. the same day, laura kuenssberg also had some face—to—face time with the prime minister. she too pursued a line of questioning that had been come overfamiliar to line of questioning that had been come over familiar to some members of the audience. yesterday you denied you touched a woman inappropriately at a lunch. she said she did. is she lying? i don't want to minimise the importance of this issue or people's c

the 20% slowest walkers had multiple signs of accelerated ageing, compared to the fastest walkers inss age and stuff but if you look at a population where everybody is the same age, you'll see that the ones who are slower, they will probably have the fastest ageing within that group. but there is obviously differences across age groups as well. the kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge has become the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. the 34—year—old covered the 26.2 mile course, in 1 hour 59 minutes and a0 seconds. however, the time set in austria won't be recognised as an official record partly because the run wasn't in open competition. i've been speaking to the former british olympic marathon runner liz yelling about what she thought about the historic achievement. i just thought it was a bit of fun. the way they can take away those uncontrollables that most of us have when we enter the race, such as the weather, the undulations of the course. and the kind of biorhythms. they have controlled those factors to create a perfect storm where he can perform at his absolute best

walker is37 just years old, a law professor at the university of louisville.y republicans, but democrats point out he never tried a case as lawyer. >> have you ever presented an ary?ment before a federal j >> senator, i have not. lisa: that lack of courtroom experience drew an automatic not qualified rating from the nonpartisan american bar association, something that derailed nominees in the past, but no more. walker is the fifth trump nominee to get the federal benc despite beted unqualified by the aba. and the senate is poised to vote on ah sixth s nominee soon. to republicans, the aba is outdated and not the point. mcconnell see each new conservative judge as a political win which will outlive him, the president and presidents after that. and this is an issue that r firs upublican voters, something that trump campaign -- something the trump campaign is counting on next year. >> four more years means more judges. >> they will be able to say we took an entire branch of the vernment and reshaped it to reflect our values, and we did it for your children and yo

new research suggests people in their 40s who are fast walkers, are aging more slowly.s of slower walkers' were aging more quickly, their brains were smaller and their faces looked older. the kenyan athlete, eliud kipchoge has become the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. the 34—year—old covered the 26.2 mile course, in one hour 59 minutes and a0 seconds. however the time set in austria, won't be recognised as an official record, partly because the run wasn't in open competition. from vienna, ade adedoyin has us sent this report. 15 seconds... eliud kipchoge came to vienna with his sights set on one thing. running the quickest marathon ever. and from the word go, he was on track and well ahead of place. the detailed planning was paying off. some 41 pacemakers have been employed by the organisers to be part of this challenge and every time they go past this point near the finishing line, they rotate. just one of the many steps that have been taken by the organisers to ensure that kipchoge ducks under that two hour mark. special shoes propelled the kenyan

the 20% slowest walkers had multiple signs of accelerated ageing, compared to the fastest walkers in age and stuff but if you look at a population where everybody is the same age, you'll see that the ones who are slower, they will probably have the fastest ageing within that group. but there is obviously differences across age groups as well. the headlines on bbc news... there's been fierce fighting in north—eastern syria, as turkish military continue their offensive against kurdish forces. typhoon hagibis makes landfall in japan bringing torrential rain and strong winds — millions of people have been urged to leave their homes. the kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge makes history after becoming the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. st helens have beaten salford red devils 23 points to 6 to win superleague's grand final at old trafford. st helens finished top of the regular season leaders, salford were big underdogs, st helens finished top of the regular season as runaway leaders, salford were big underdogs, and sa

this is the third and final rendition of the sky walker saga.w trail of carrie fisher. thats was so heart-breaking that she passed away. the way they evolved her character after her death has been i think just such a testament to jj abrams and how well they've done with this. lauren: because he's directing this one. cheryl: he's the guy from lost. he's amazing. lauren: it could save the 2019 box office. cheryl: we are going to need a little cheering up at the box office if this thing keeps going on in britain like it is. parliament is expected to vote on prime minister boris johnson's brexit deal again today. it's iffy, let's put it that way. is the end somewhere in sight. victoria scholar, market analyst joins us now. i don't know. i have to tell you, this looks more and more like it is going to be stretched out and stretched out. are we going to hit another referendum? is that the end game at this point? >> well, i mean, we're certainly not ruling out another referendum at this point, or even a general election. that's if a deal doesn't go thr

wilson walker, kpix 5 . >>> we are in the red flag warning. it does not expire until thursday at four clock. gusts to 60 miles per hour. we have ondrea and wilson to show you were the top wind speeds were. we are not at the peak of this event yet. 2 am to 3 am will be the peak. in the mountains is very get our 60 mile-per-hour wind gusts. it's a 25 mile-per-hour wind gusts in santa rosa. and by the way, the other aspect of this offshore flow is that it is warm. 92 in santa rosa. san francisco, 83. 69 would've been the average and tomorrow will be warmer. i will show you that in a few minutes. >>> during this pg&e power shutoffs, the mayor is proposing his city have its own energy grid. the rules committee met to discuss the mayor's proposal and discussed more resilient and local approaches which will help san jose lessen its dependence on pg&e's electricity transmission. >> we are moving forward with the city council so the city can engage in agreements with other cities and counties to really move forward this proposal for a customer owned ut

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good morning, welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: a damning report into the grenfell tower disaster — london fire brigade‘s response is described as wholly inadequate and lives could have been saved if the building had been evacuated sooner. borisjohnson will try again today to win support for a december general election, despite mps rejecting his plan yesterday. two british men have been seriously injured in a shark attack in australia. the plastic straw of the fashion industry — 100 million hangers are thrown away every year in the uk. french fashion designer, and favourite of meghan markel, says he has the answer. i've been speaking to him. beware of the boks — jonny wilkinson is urging england not to get over—confident ahead of the rugby world cup final, saying south africa are incredibly dangerous. good morning. we're here to see the autumnal colours, some of them behind me. mostly dry with a chilly start. some sunshine but rain in the south—west and showers in the north and east. i will have more in 15 minu

antifa protesters caught harassing a lady with a walker. tonight, conservative hollywood actor and former republican congressional candidate, antonio a what dough, junior is here and he's wondering when democrats will condemn this behavior. coul hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >> there is a cover-up of the cover-up. this goes beyond. i am saying to you, people say you have to take a political risk doing that. that doesn't matter. because we cannot have a president of the united states undermining his oath of office. trish: were her motives not pure? first it was quid pro quo. then they got the transcript, then it became a cover-up. nancy pelosi doesn't care. she said whether impeachment costs the party their majority in the house. somehow this is on moral principle? i wonder why they never thought a moral principle when the v

wilson walker live for us there in santa rosa. we appreciate it. thank you. >>> all right. thousands of customers in sonoma county will lose power tonight. that's just one of eight bay area counties that will feel the impact. emily turner asked pg&e what you can expect. >> reporter: i'm here with a spokesperson for pg&e and this is the biggest poages you have ever had. power shutoff you have ever had. 800,000 customers. >> this decision was not made lightly. it took a lot of time. and monitoring of of the weather. and what we're seeing are -- is a window that's going to be very significant throughout our state. between the wind gusts, the dry, hot temperatures, and many factors. it was determined that much of the state is in a position where we need to do the power shutoff. >> we're talking about 34 different counties. i imagine you're not just gonna flip the switch all at once. >> we're monitoring the weather. it looks like we're going to be starting with the northern-most counties and working our way down there is the possibility of changes. but we want for our customers

the modesto police department could arrive. >> reporter: walker says there was no doubt he would step in. >> you take an oath to make your community safer on our off duty. >> reporter: both men tell us they would do it all again and the bar owner says he's forever grateful for their quick action. but if you're wondering if they'll get freebies from the local bar? >> i can't even get a t-shirt. >> the 18-year-old suspect booked into the county jail for robbery and attempted robbery. >>> and a brazen lexus thief on the loose tonight. a woman standing by her new lexus at a dealership in lodi seems harmless, but she's not who she camed to be. the deepership said she had them fooled. now it's up to police to track her down. >>> 144 senior citizens in an affordable housing complex are worried they're being priced out. >> that's the subject of tomorrow night's project home. the villas at hamilton is the largest affordable housing complex for senior citizens. tenants say the landlord raised third rent 13 times in the past 6 1 6 years. they're perfectly legal and tied to rising income levels.

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all of these years later, wilson walker spoke with people who remember it like it was yesterday. day to ask that timeless question, where >> the oakland a's -- >> me and my 3 sons and husband were all in the upper deck, all of a sudden we started feeling the tremor. we looked up and we saw parts of the candlestick start to shake. >> 30 years later in the bay area landscape it no longer include some locations that served as the main stages for life-and-death drama that evening. >> i had just driven through this intersection right where the separate structure collapse about 10 minutes after i drove through. >> reporter: for kim perry, the cyprus disaster unfolded right outside his workplace and went on for weeks. >> in fact, dan rather came and wanted to get up on top of the roof to take pictures and the boss hold told him, sorry, no, can't get up there. >> i came in 1989 from jordan. everything came down and everybody was screaming and my friend and everybody was scared. everybody from jordan said come back, come back. it's like no, i'm okay. the stairs. >> this anniversary is day

in san francisco wilson walker kpix5.>> the rocks are stored at city facility but it's unclear what will become of them or who they belong to. >>> can we sue our way out of the housing crisis? it's big question on tonight's project home. kpix5 original series covering the bay area housing crisis. one pro development group is doing that. they have sued 9 different bay area communities for failing to build housing. it is one controversial approach that angers some residents of the suburbs who say that they should not have to be responsible for bailing out big cities. . >> i am remind of the gift shop sign that says you break it you buy it. >> do you empathize with that. >> not really. >> it's closer look at suburbs's fight to stop development andth in backyards and how that impacts affordability around the bay area. catch that story and the debate over where to build on project home tonight at 11 on kpix5. >>> warriors are about to play in the shiny new toy. question is who will be on the court. media day today with more bad news. how long will -- one the newest stars will he be out. >> fi

. >> commissioner walker?>> yeah, it looks to me that there was a legalized unit on the ground floor added to this. it kind of looks like an afterthought, is what i am saying. the staircase in the back was added. you are saying that is normal for houses to have a staircase down? >> yes. >> is this because it's a two unit and we inspect these on a routine basis? >> this was based on a complaint that came from the tenant. >> i see. >> that complaint was received by us. >> it seems like it would have to also be fire rated to separate the garage. i don't know, but -- >> typically these staircases, when originally built, were part of the original construction. whatever code was in effect at that time was the code that we would enforce, however, obviously this one has been altered or rebuilt at some point >> so we are saying that they first got a repair permit, they didn't repair it, they filed for removal, but it wasn't issued, and they removed it anyway. >> that's correct. >> and now that they've removed it, they