we request authorize to modify the grant with wu yee children's services for an additional $4,122,076. for a new total grant amount of $11,786,599 and to extend the term one year to june 30th, 2020. and the approval of this contract will ensure that wu yee children's services will continue its operation from enrolling the eligible children, providing program services to their families. and in addition funding will support wu yee in managing the program to ensure proper staffing levels at each site and classroom and to deliver high quality early learning experiences to each child enrolled in their program. i'm available to answer any questions that you have about the question and we also have another person to discuss the procurement process. >> supervisor mar: thank you. colleagues, do you have any questions? thank you. and miss campbell, does the d.l.a. have findings to share on this item? >> the board is asked to approve the first amendment to the existing agreement between h.s.a. and wu yee for early care and education and the current agreement is $7.7 million and this extends it b

. >> woodruff: to dig into all of this, i'm here with former federal prosecutor shan wu. we should note that he represented former trump campaign aide rick ga the mueller investigation and prosecution. and, trevor potter. he served as general counsel to john mccain's 2000 and 2008id prtial campaigns, and is founder and president of the campaign legal center. we welcome both of you to the newshour. trevor potter, i'm going to start with you. before we get to what the present is saying today about foreign information, what exactly is opposition reseaw rc? es it work in a typical campaign? >> in a typical campaign, a firm is hired or an individual, usually an outde consultant, to go online and google d pul up whatever information they can find about tirponent. sometimes you do it actually on your own candidate to knowut what'shere. but the point is it's basic research for which the campaign pays, and it gives them information to use to attack their opponent. >> woodruff: so shan wu, this is something virtually every campaign does. they chepp out theirents and they check them

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. >> the warriors' goal was just thgr it out ame at a time,, wu r with this one-point w tough emo.usly with everything that went on, but we got a lot of fight. a lot of guys that didn't want to have this thing end tonight. before the game we were talking about, let's get back on a plane, back to oakland and see what happens from there. you know, we feel like we did our job well tonight. we didn't really play our best basketball throughout the game. made a lot of mistakes. turned the ball over. got the win. looking forward to watching the tape, making more tweaks and getting ready for game six. >> so emotional here. picked up the win, but a huge loss with kevin going out. >> it's just tough. we feel like we're battered and bruised. got hurt again tonight, you know, didn't finish the game. a lot of guys are banged up. you guys don't know about they're playing through things. so that's the toll of going -- a lot of these guys have gone to five straight finals. so that's the toll that it takes, but, you know, we're not going to use that as an excuse. that next man up mentality and obvi

wu. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is shufan wu. i live in the san bruno area, and i am a mother to two young kids. our family emigrated to the u.s. hoping to seek a better education for our kids. i understand that our city wants to protect our youth from being exposed to e-cigarettes, but to me, parenting and implementing educational programs would be more beneficial. using a ban to solve the problem might lead to other problems. the youth will always find different ways to get these contraband products, therefore, we should help the kids to understand the harm of vaping products such as e-cigarettes and prevent them fr-- to preve from using them. the city already has great programs to prevent children from getting prohibited items, so clearly, the city believes that great programs work for our kids, and a ban can only encourage the black market for buying these illegal e-cigarettes. the responsibility for educating should begin again with family and schools, not by complete prohibition. so the government should find a better way t

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wu han is in istanbul for us she's been following these elections there you are yulia opposition candidate winning now for a 2nd time how surprised are you by that outcome. well his victory clearly doesn't come as a surprise at all to his supporters as you can see all around me people are celebrating they are chanting and they went t. shirts and had ben's with his political slogan that isn't turkish pear shaped is out of my jacket everything will be a great mistake mom who has mad and all i'm crazy grassroots campaign in the past week he has campaigned very hard he has tried to reach out to people he must have taken thousands of selfies with people here he won the vote in march by a very narrow margin of just 14000 votes and now you want to get a very good size of 700000 votes and you can see how happy that makes people around me everybody tonight is celebrating its a farce opposition victory here in istanbul in this city all 16000000 people in 25 years so that's why everybody is so happy. oh. geoff are we happy people in the streets there we want to just take a 2nd because he has addresse

joining me right now, cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutors shan wu.is for a deputy attorney general to get involved in a situation like this? >> it's highly unusual, fred. in my time when i worked for attorney general reno, we only had one case where the a.g. and deputy were directly involved. that was a national security issue and was more a question of what kind of conditions there were to make sure the defendant could meet with their lawyers. this is a situation where doj really has no dog in the fight. they're just directly interfering. it's really unusual too that they wrote the manhattan district attorney and said, hey, are you planning to respond to this complaint from the lawyer? also their confusion over is this a bureau of prisons designation or not is very telling as well because usually these are completely left up to the bureau of prisons to decide where the prisoner will go. so i think that silence is also indicative that this probably is something that came from on high. >> so then paul manafort is getting special treatment in your view

. >> reporter: wu calls this biohacking what is biohacking exactly?hink that biohacking is simply applying a systems thinking or engineering approach to human performance. >> reporter: intermittent fasting is the latest craze in dieting and popular amon bio hackers who track their vitals. on facebook, a community of 14,000 members share tostories going without food for an of time. eriod >> i personally thought i would not be able to live without eating for 24 hours. >> reporter: i don't think i can. >> but you can. you absolutely can. >> reporter: pushing the trend into the spotlight most recently twitter's ceo jack dorsey whos says he dit, too, spering his exence in this fitness podcast. >> for the past two years i only have dinner. during the day i feel so much more focused. >> reporter: nutrition expert christopher garner says there to ly aren't enough studies know the effectiveness and safety. >> i can't actually say that it will hurt you because we don't have enough data on them. i can't support them either because it's hard do arrouse study to s

with me now, cnn legal analyst shan wu.instructing a witness not to answer any question because of executive privilege. >> it's like qualified immunity, if they're acting in the scope of their jobs. it's testing the boundary here, they're being very aggressive. there's a three-tier defense, one is absolute, meaning they can't be compelled to talk, period. second, they can go to the more traditional executive privilege. and third is hope hicks saying i don't remember. the last quote you just played from her, they should have objected to that. so they're obviously just cherry picking when to allow her to answer. there she's giving an answer helpful to the president so they won't 0 be object to that. >> the dems will object in court. clearly the president thinks he doesn't lose anything from refusing witnesses to answer anything. how is a court likely to rule on this stuff? >> most likely the court will rule against such a broad assertion of complete immunity, even a broad assertion of executive privilege. it is a ground game,

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. >> let's talk more about this with shan wu.o democrats and republicans get to ask mueller questions in public. everyone will see it. what is the most important question they should ask him? >> it's hard to choose the top three, but i would say the most important question shimon alluded to would be if donald trump were not the sitting president of the united states, would you have charged him with obstruction of justice, and probably would lead with that one and basically riff off that answer. >> but he didn't go that far in the report. let me read you the report. he said, quote, if we said confidence the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. he has said publicly in that on camera statement a few weeks ago he will not go beyond what's in the report in his testimony, so how would you expect then he would answer that question? >> well, that requires a good follow-up question, and i think you're right. he's going to try to avoid answering that question, and then the follow-up has to be explain the quote y

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legal mistake if he went forward with talking to a foreign government about this. >> woodruff: shan wu, do you agrehwith that? ifpresident did as he said in that interview with george stephanopoulos, as he said, sure, i would take information t om a foreign government, would tbe considered legal or not? >> textbo illegal. he would basically be admitting to having committed a crime. that's exactly the scenario that mueller faced with n,r., and if i were the prosecutor, i probably would have brought that case against don, but certainly the mueller team was facing a political hot potato.re it's theident's son. they were concerned that most importantly i think he didn't actually receive the information that would have been of value, so it was more like an attempted crime. >> woodruff: it looked like he was trying to get that information. >> woodruff: trevr potter, should there be clearer guidelines than there are right now about this? i mean,ou had the president, president trump as a candidate, we just heard it again, if you can find hillary clinton's e-mails for me, please do. >> well, it

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[applause] >> nicole then how ten -- nicole then -- >> last but not least, wayland wu.is cycle 19. give them a big round of applause. thank you. >> that was fun. congratulations. we are going to acknowledge a few partners. d.p.w., dixon and associates over there. local 12, local 377, s.f. jay apc, the architectural foundation of san francisco, herero builders, san francisco building and construction. come on. >> congratulations. now we will have remarks from romero, the city build academy coordinator. >> hello, everybody. i am guillermo and i am the coordinator of city build, of city college san francisco. i would like to acknowledge our faculty. i am here to turn in all the sick -- certificates for the city grilled -- city build graduates, cycle 30. we will start with james brown. [applause] [calling names] [cheering] [calling names] [cheering] [calling names] [calling names] >> congratulations and welcome to everybody. >> congratulations, city build academy cycle 30. just a couple more shout outs before we conclude this evening, local 483, young community developers,

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united nations as a punchbag and that's not to diminish what those 2 organizations want to do but the wu might be the best place to achieve what those organizations comment. so yes i would agree that if you're going to deal with the world economy the g 20 is sort of if you have a go the locks framework it's not too hot like that like the un which is so larger to call it like the g 7 which is no longer to has the legitimacy to enforce its news on the world economy so ideally g 20 is the right format so it's not so much a challenge of the institutional structure or fora it's more that the man major members disagreeing so if they were do agree on a policy then the g 20 would be great mechanism to at a put and bring out a common policy proposal action plans and plan and so on so it's less a question of the institution here than it is of the members themselves ok let's come back to japan starting point for this get together unequivocally was we need a quote win win on something so the communication is more than just you know civil servant was full there wasn't a clear win win on any of the bi

i'm joined by cnn legal analyst shan wu.n, what do you think of nadler's attempt, first of all, does it have a shot in terms of stream rhining this whole process? i can see the argument for it, just give us an answer, where is this all going? >> i think people felt like i thought they were already holding him in contempt. a good idea to streamline t but there is some potential for abuse there. if you have all these various committee chairs all going to court it doesn't necessarily mean that the courts have going to chance at the same time, different judges, different time tables. it could end up slowing things up some because you would have a shotgun effect of these different small cases going on with contempt. it also, i think, lends itself to the white house saying this is more political. look at all these people issuing these subpoenas and trying to get us all on contempt on every little thing >> on the impeachment question nadler's argument to pelosi in effect is one it will help us streamline all these investigations un

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there was a young man who was killed in the massacre on the night of 3june, the morning of the 4th, wud mourn their son, obviously. the father who raised the son died a few years later, and all of his friends and familyjust said he died of grief, essentially. and so on the tombstone, it had a poem on the back of it explaining how he died of grief. and then it lays out the flowers that the family is supposed to, somebody is supposed to put out in front of the tombstones, and so you have eight of one kind of flower and nine of another, six of another flower and four of another. so 8, 9, 1989, 6 forjune and 4 for the fourth ofjune. so these 27 flowers — ms xu jue used to always put them out in front of the tombstone in the springtime, when she went to sweep the grave. and she died a couple of years ago, and since then i've made a point of always going to the grave, just to see how it is. and every day on tomb—sweeping holiday, which is in late spring, there are always 27 flowers put there. so you can say that — i don't know who it is, there's no immediate family left in beijing, but there

here too at our studios in berlin the extreme weather is expected to continue until the weekend it wus going to cattles braved the beating sun on the streets of the german capital here's what she found. i will keep checking balance temperature throughout the day find out how my fellow berlin us i handling the heat and closely observe if the german capital can top the recall of. 38.5 degrees says yes that was the hottest june temperature ever recorded in germany until today if this doesn't sound hot to you it does to people here most of us don't have air conditioning at home this is your hallway prepared i you know i'm taking my family to the pool and we'll be staying there the whole day. best not to work or strain too much stay in the shade. and it's getting hotter by the minute i'm in the hot off balance government district. i don't know what america behind me in this building does to cool down but the tourists have certainly found ways to enjoy the heat. do you have any sort of ways to cope with the heat yet we we have 50 sunscreen all over extra 50 in the back and then we try to sta

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