do you want to go first? >> i am speaking to you as the legislative director for the california lions for retired of americans. disabilities caucus of the party chair. i want to talk about you listening to people who truly need help to live in your city. this is extremely important. for the past 10 years i have been working on legislation to make it possible for seniors and those with disabilities to live in their community. here in san francisco in their community. i am just going to talk about pedestrian safety. we have worked on three bills and we have gotten some things done. one is to get signs in senior neighborhoods for people to slow down to 25 miles per hour. the other we went and could not get the legislation so we went to caltrans and we got them to change all the rules about the timing on red lights so that you could change that timing and do it in the city. we hope you can do that so we can get across the street. i do want to tell you the man who worked on all of these did not live to fruition of what he

andy, let me start with you. in am on the radio and called it cross fire hurricane addiction of the sean hannity radio show. and you actually wrote the same thing today. i want you to go into what the times was doing. the new york times specifically in their coverage and why they are trying to get ahead of this. and what you are not seeing in the whole article is counter intelligence. and the reason is the scandal here is they had a case that didn't have a criminal predicate and they didn't invoke national security powers. and they used the counter intelligence powers, to conduct not onlyap investigation on the citizen but the incumbent democrat employing the tractics against enemies and they employed them against the trump campaign. that's the story. >> sean: they buried the lead. i did give you a tribution because it was a good line. sarah, this is something. you have gotten feedback on whoo we expect from michael harwitz report. does that mean they can use phony redactions and add or try to get the inspector general

you. all that i am i give to you.e queen and duke of edinburgh watching, the married couple made their way to see the thousands waiting outside the castle grounds. celebrity friends and family were among the 600 people in the chapel, while more than a thousand members of the public were invited into the castle grounds. it's like being in a dream. all day it was like we were walking on air. it's kind of like wow, it's been a great day, the weather's been lovely. it couldn't have been better. the new duke and duchess have just left windsor castle in an open—top e—type jaguar for their evening wedding reception, hosted by prince charles, at frogmore house on the windsor estate. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. the headlines this evening. conte‘s chelsea are celebrating fa cup success for the eighth time after beating mourinho's manchester united at wembley. celtic are head over heels with joy as their scottish cup final win over motherwell means they secure an unprecedented double treble. are c

you. >> good evening i am from the san francisco human rights commission. i want to congratulate you not just for the careful considering of the resolution, but also for the stellar staff that you have. as mentioned before, we have -- now we have 55 city employees with two cohorts. they went through year one last year with about 20 of therapies. this year we have therapies from the work force development, arts commission, the whole range of departments. this year we are adding the department of human resources, library, and a whole orange of departments we are -- other range of departments we are excited about. the peer to peer learns is why we do that. we have departments doing in various stages what the department of environment has done. we have departments starting department wide training to figure out how to on board the contempt for the employees in a way relevant to the work they do. whether they are doing energy and water as the public utilities commission or managing over 6,000 employees thinking how each of those employees are going to implement t

so grateful i was inspired to call to let you know my situation. i am a mother and what you say happened to your mother unfortunately happened to my son.w, i am glad you are a voice for us i appreciate you more than words can say because the stuff from my son was incarcerated but now i'm starting to read the book what an inspiration you are i am so thankful. i don't feel that we have any control color or the town we were born into but i'm actually mexican in my son is half black i was disowned and anyway i have moved on and tried to run away and you can talk about where we don't even have a town but he try to have a home and ended up back incarcerated every situation is different i understand that i am not prejudiced by they just don't understand i'm glad that god gives us the voice. thank you. >>host: maggie from texas. >> thank you so much sending love to you and your family and know how hard it is to have somebody inside a jail or prison i hope you are getting the support that you need. >>host: t2 t17 somebody is killed by police officer officer ever

you. >> hi, here i am again. i just want to echo what andrew was talking about, professor andrew, and we both made a sunshine ordinance requesting all your email, and rick swig, we saw some things that you said and were unpleasant and unprofessional disrespecting the thousands of people who have emailed and made comments. i would suggest you make a personal apology and i don't know how you can do that, but i would love that you look t a those things to not fill in the comic book and stuff like that. we have the emails. they came from your office. i did a sunshine orders request. i can send them to the personal email which is included in the sunshine ordinance as well if you want, or just do this from the board of appeals. we were a small contingent. as you can see, there is a lot of people here. it would be nice today if after public comment you apologize for the disrespectful comments. anyway, moving on, i wrote a statement today that i was asked to share as well. thank you, rick. i'm talking if you could not hav

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you know i am going to because i want to be at manis's wedding. you know! llion will watch the other wedding, a select 200 will watch this main event. and as for aunty sharon butt i am so excited. there is always catch up. we wish them all the best tomorrow. may they also have an absolutely fantastic day. let us pause on our royal wedding coverage for just a few minutes and give you all the latest sports news. over to be bbc sport centre. hello. i'm tulsen tollett. coming up in your friday sports briefing: nhl‘s debut franchise the vegas golden knights look to continue their incredible season as they search for a maiden stanley cup title, rafael nadal heads out in the quarterfinals of the rome masters and mohamad salah's boots line up in london next to ancient egyptian a rtefa cts . it's game 4 of nhl‘s western conference finals on friday with vegas golden knights knowing that a victory will put them within touching distance of a stanley cup final in theirfirst season. a 4—2 victory over the winnipeg jets on wednesday has given them a 2—1 lead in the best of

you are not my inquisitionor. what i aming to you is that when you said you were upset that i added the element of race there, when i said mean man, white man, well, what is interesting is that you may have felt you were ascribed to group identity, which you do not subscribes, and you may have felt you were unfairly judged according to your particular race, you may have felt your individual identity was besmirched by my characterization of you, all of which qualifies a legitimate response to me, but also the point we have been trying to make about the refusal to see our individual existence as women, people of color, first nation people and the like. my point simply has been the reason i talked about race in that particular characterization is because there is a particular way in which i have come to a city -- i do not know if there are a lot of black people out here, i am not sure -- but i constantly come to places that are not my natural habitat, other than intellectual engagement and the love and fury of rhetorical engag

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thank you. >> thank you, supervisors. i am the project manager at the mayor's office of mohousing and community development. and before you is the proposed tax exempt bond issuance for affordable family housing in the mission at 2060 fullsome. and there are also addressed on shotwell street. the resolution expresses the city's interest in issuing tax-exempt bonds to support the financing project and in the amount up to $95 million and accomplishes on april 22 of this year a public hearing was noticed, and on may 7, 2018, the hearing was held at mocd. and this is pursuant to the requirements of the i.r.s. code. so a little background on the project is that mission economic development agency and china town community development center we are selected by the agency to develop the project in 2015. it will have 127 units of affordable housing over community serving ground floor usage facing the new park and it will include 29 units targeting homeless and at-risk transition age youth. the community hub on the ground floor facing th

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that is all part of it because what is happened is you are being told i am looking out for you. i am not a crazy lunatic. i am reasonable. it starts to shift what people think is reasonable. yes? [inaudible] ironically, defenders of the status quo, inasmuch as donald totally trashed the status quo. >> that is an interesting question. i think it just depends on how we would define the status quo. in my morethings geeky work is talking about how the satirists had to clean up for the massive postmodernist theory, which i could talk to you about more if you want. are you kidding me? at some point we have got to have some ability to distinguish the truth. 9/11 put that in stark relief when george w. bush said, i don't know, the geneva conventions, they are vague. i'm not sure how you interpret them. there is a line. you crossed it. satirists found themselves advocating for truth, advocating for a functional judicial system. that is a very good point. i think it is going to increasingly be true. i will close it there to keep us all on time, and i will be around and i will love to keep

immigration as australia does it needs to know that it is controlling its borders that's fair isn't it you know i am not in a position to make decision two or three in your heart or give advice to them you know i am a refugee so i don't think about this that was three years trying to protect its borders the main important thing is i myself and these people that we have been in the prison camp in this island for more than forty years for their first three years on manis the refugees were kept in what australia's government called a processing center half an hour away from the island's main town with high fences and god's refugees weren't allowed out no visitors in those inside considered it a prison in twenty sixteen happy new guinea's opposition leader took a case to the country supremes court arguing that the refugees detention was illegal under the constitution the court agreed and to comply with the ruling the government made the center an open facility refugees still live there who could come and go freely in october twenty seventh seen the sense it was completely shut down guard medical and sup

i do know some of you. i am now active in a group called 350 bay area and climate activists trying to push as hard as we can to reduce greenhouse gases. and so i am just here to support muni's effort to electrify the system. office little chagrinned to see in 2007 there was a ballot measure passed that said we should move expeditiously to electrify and eliminate the greenhouse gases and here we are over 10 years later we haven't done it. i am thinking, hey, come on, let's get this thing moving. the technology is really here and many cities have the electric buses out there and let's support the pilot program. that would be great if the electric buses could replace the trolleys. that would be a big savings for the city, but in general we are here to support you and your efforts to get this done and do it as fast as possible. >> good to see you, mr. fleck. next speaker please. >> good morning. my name is brad mcmillan, and i have a company that designs and manufactures electronics primarily for the electric power

if you say, i am walking across thisjungle, me. u say, i am walking across thisjungle, and suddenly, i saw thisjungle, and suddenly, i saw this creature here, and we are lucky to see it, and then use sure shot of an animal that was taken in a zoo, thatis an animal that was taken in a zoo, that is the key, but if you're seeing, i want to show you how a snow leopard actually treads on snow, and does so silently, and you went to a area where there was a reserve where there were snow leopards, and there was fresh snow, that seems to be perfectly possible and perfectly acceptable. we're not talking about conservation, we're not talking about the state of the species, we are talking about its natural history. lots of debate about brexit and in particular what it will mean for conservation policy, for wildlife, with as leaving the common agricultural policy. what difference do you think that could make? well, those in favour of leaving would say that at last we have been able to tailor our regulations precisely to our own particular circum

[inaudible conversations] [applause] anything thank you very much for coming i am the co-owner of politics in and on behalf of everybody here at gw we are very glad that you are here. so put on an event like this involves lots of people to the people here at george washington university for letting us use their auditorium we're trying to present large events with popular authors we are grateful to have access to such as patient and facility right here in downtown d.c. the appreciation also to the news and analysis site ronan farrow c-17 started last year of fresh competitive edition to the journalism scene covering media trend and business and politics on innovative platforms. all are very clean and as a former fbi director and then the name of the book "a higher loyalty" appearing all over the country and the controversial decision the 2015 campaign that he made as a top law enforcement officer in the subsequent interactions with president famously fired him one year ago. alsore recanting one -- recounting his childhood memories in his career between senior jobs and a justice department a

you. >> i am a better leader for it. i feel devastated that we did not catch and fix these issues faster. howie: the sec charged her with massive fraud and she agreed to not be an officer of any company for 10 years. joining us is john carreyrou. author of "bad blood, secrets and lies." how does the media give such rocket fuel to a young woman and her company that turned out to be a fraud. >> theranos was founded in 2003 when she dropped out of stanford. it operated under the ray dafort media for four years. she had been around for a longer period of time than many silicon valley startups. you would expect to have achieved something during that period of time. the company claimed to have pioneered groundbreaking new science where the company had a device that could run the full range of laboratory tests from just a drop of blood from the finger. howie: if it were true. and she got an op-ed piece in the "wall street journal." all these luminaries. you were talking to tyler schultz as a source. edcalled you. what happened

we have a contributor, dan, you have been in law enforcement your whole life. if i am confidentially informing on you. what am i doing exactly? >> this is a series sickening episodes by depra d a. they pretend to be actual journalist. they are now pretending to be law enforcement agents. this is one of the most dangerous cover up by the heddia. i said every serious person in law enforcement and not the hacks out there. knows what happened was a spying operation. spyyif you are joe biden. it was a spying operation. anyone who tells you otherwise is -- >> tucker: i am beginning to doubt myself. tell me, am i missing something. it was not a spy, but it was a confidential informant. is there a difference that i am missing? >> yes, there is. the difference works against the media and not for the jokers. this is how we would in the law enforcement arena where i worked for most of my adult life. an informant is someone existing inside of an operation and informs on the mob or whatever it may be. a spy would likely be someone you bring in and not a preexisting member of the op

how do you get your energy? francine: i amelling you -- jose: i am telling you that if i believe and trust in something, it has to be done. i cannot say i am convinced that has to be done and that has to do. i have to be done for myself. i have to take the risk. i have to put my enthusiasm, all my knowledge to make that one in the framework. that is another direction which , capability,alues honesty, so these sort of things it built already my personality. francine: up next on "leaders with lacqua,, the green resolution -- "leaders with lacqua," the green revolution and how iberdrola is placing itself in that. more next. ♪ ♪ aancine: iberdrola has been heavy investor in wind farms since the start of the renewable boom. it owns hydroelectric, fossil fuel, and nuclear powered generation facilities from brazil to scotland. as the market continues to adopt cleaner injury, how has managed to position itself to take advantage of the green revolution. isirman and ceo of iberdrola still with us. we were talking about your leadership s

you are not a big fan of reboot? >> i am not. s is on youtube red and it's this. >> i heard you beat up teenagers. >> i didn't beat up teenagers. i kicked the [bleep] out of people who deserved it. >> this is the kawartha -- karate kid reboot. 51 million people are watching this. the biggest streaming show in all of television. huge audiences. why is this work something >> laura: the '80s are making a big comeback. >> it's nostalgia for people our age. >> laura: great hair bands and reagan for 8 years. was asome! -- it was awesome. >> they are killing the competition and just renewed. >> laura: my favorite part was sweep the knee, not the legs. then the best one was when he first learned karate and looks down at the ground. eyes! >> that's what you do on the "the ingraham angle" show? >> laura: yes, if they don't look at us. and one of the greatest writers, a book award winner. >> the intellectuals in new york, they thought i must be like them when it came to politics. i went into a room full of journalists or writers in general,

i am bringing them as they come to me. if you heard your name, i have daniel castro, please come on down. >> the reason i am here is because we are providing services in san francisco jail for transwomen. we advocatorred for $300,000 in the last process and we applied but only half was funded for us. the funding was, you know, already there. i have half of a staff before it was two, now it is 1-a loan into the jail. i would like her to be accompanied by another counselor to pro the services in the jail. that is why i am asking colleague goes to go before me. >> i see a bunch of youth cards after your name. start to line up. we will bring them up behind you. >> i would also like to highlight that the transact this year is a small portion of the budget. please take that into consideration when you review the ask and think fairly how resources are spread over the entire ask. i think we are disproportionately impacted. we are not getting the services we need and struggling to survive and get by. i am lucky to be in the place i am. th

you. i was just switching channels and i am so grateful i was inspired to call and let you know my situation. i am a mother and what you say happened toay her brother is spt on withy my son. i appreciate you more than words can say. my son has written some stuff that he's written over the years incarcerated. i am on his books now and i started reading them and had hae been for a long time and thought i would tune into this and what an inspiration you are. i don't feel like we have any control over the color that we are born with the tone we are ae born into or any of those scenarios. i'm actually mexican and my son is half black and i have a half daughter. i was disowned by -- anyway, moved on to try to run away. and i like the part where [inaudible] my son ended up back at home and incarcerated. every situation is different i understand but. i am not prejudice i just don't understand ignorance. i'm glad you've are solid in your foundation and the league >> host: that was maggie from texas. >> guest: thank you so much.st things in a lot of love to you and your family. i know how hard it is t

this is discrimination against arab youth no matter how you guys put it. that is why i am here today and i demand we get put on the agenda next meeting. it is about time. thank you. [applause] >> hello. i am a history teacher at a high school in west oakland. i have been teaching there all year and we have a small yemeni population there. a handful of students, about 30 students and every day i see the importance of a rock through the students. every day i walked the halls and see how much of a benefit it would be for an institution, a grassroots organization like a rock to be at a school working with yemeni students and understanding the complexities that arabs go through. understanding that the tumultuous lives that's the trump administration has created as a result of the muslim ban. the bombs dropping in yemen back that draw joe's drone strikes that force people to come here and when they are here they are not allowed to get services or they are not allowed to come at all. and so every day i see the intentional impact of a rock in a high school. but because the s.f.u.

tape, look further in the you will see that. i am surprised you are asking this question. most people got it right. ms-13 are animals. they are coming into our country, we get them out, they come in again, we get them out. we need strong immigration laws. we have laws that are laughed at on immigration. comes into our country, i refer to them as "animals," and i always will. we are getting them out by the thousands. it is a big, dangerous job. they are able to come back in, or new groups come back in from the gangs. [indiscernible] i think we helped syria by withdrawing from me deal,- from the iran which was a terrible deal for the united states and world. toefully, syria will start stabilize. it has been a horror show. i have a great respect for the people of. . they are great people. it was a great coulter before it culturet was a great before it was horribly blown apart. friends of mine from the middle east say we used to go to syria. that was a place to go. you look at what has happened, it is sad. i would like to see syria come back. we have a long way to go. a lot of

howard x, let's get you into performance mode. i am 110w get you into performance mode. eaking to kimjong—un, what get you into performance mode. i am now speaking to kim jong—un, what do you think of singapore? as the greatest dictator on earth, let me say it is awesome to be in the greatest dictatorship of singapore in the world. the most efficient dictatorship, i have a lot of respect for you and a lot of respect for your father. what is the best food you have had in singapore?m has got to be the chicken rice, no doubt about it, i can eat it every day. what do you think of the upcoming summit with president trump? i think the upcoming summit will hopefully result in peace, because from what i've heard, they are because from what i've heard, they a re really because from what i've heard, they are really the same person with the same personality. hopefully they will get along. kim jong-un lookalike, howard x, thank you for watching. and before we go, what you are about to see is, believe it or not a residential street in hawaii. it's now being engulfed by lava from the k

you seemed very sure. i amot saying you are a liar, i am just having a devil of a time figuring out what news is fake. on a lot of stuff give me lots of pause, like the time you said the russians did not interfere in the 2016 election, until a lot of republicans had to remind you they did. you came back a month later and said well, i never said that russia did not meddle in the election, when you had a lot. none of this makes me a never it just makes me confused. like when you claim that your tax plan was the biggest in u.s. history, when it wasn't, or that it would cost you a fortune, when it is going to help make you a bigger fortune, or that your numbers are not bad relative to other presidents at this stage when they are actually worse than most presidents at this stage. that can change. what is weird is that the pattern does not. like the time you said rumors of rex tillerson stop archer at the state department were false until they were not, or that you are former chief of staff writes previous was not go

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let love lead you. i am so grateful that you all have chosen the path that you have. we need you. you are ready, more ready then you probably realize. what is next might seem scary to you, but that is perfectly fine. you should be a little fearful. i have an elder that always says if you are not scared, it is not her age. so have courage. find your passion. find your tribe. keep your instincts sharp. examine and re-examine your motives. and take care of your selves. lead with love. change the world. thank you. [applause] justiceme court clarence thomas spoke about his catholic upbringing when he delivered the commencement address at christendom college. this is 25 minutes. [applause] justice thomas: thank you.

. >> i am proud to be here and celebrate this group. , as you know, i am not sure the rest of you understand the support, but law enforcement around the country are very frustrated and they are so thrilled we have a new idea, that we are going to support them and work together to lawfully fight the rising crime we are seeing. it is great to serve you in that regard. you have the exact right message , and the response is fabulous around the country. >> great success, including ms-13, they are being thrown out in record numbers and rapidly. they are being depleted. they will all be gone pretty soon. >> mr. president, i'm privileged to be here, deeply honored, and i want to thank you for your commitment to the american workers. this week is a full schedule for you, focusing on the american worker. we are very excited at the department of labor and the apprenticeship program that will be announced, and i think this will make a real difference. thank you. >> thank you and congratulations. >> it is an honor to be on the team. i had the great privilege to represent america to china at the green ene

thank you so much for tuning in. i am real estate trevor noah. take a seat, everybody, thank you so much. tonight's guest, civil rights activist and founder of the metoo movement tarana burke is joining us, everybody. plaws praws but first, but first, last week talks with north korea broke down after the country announced that they had no plans to get rid of their nuclear weapons. but they did come back with a counteroffer and i think it's safe to say talks are back on. >> new science tonight that the canceled summit between president trump and kim jung-un could soon be back on. but nbc news has obtained exclusive information from three u.s. officials that a recent intelligence assessment concluded north korea has no intention of giving up its nukes any time soon am but may offer to open up a western hamburger franchise in its capitol as a gesture of good will. >> trevor: yeah, okay,s it's interesting. okay. so instead of shutting down its nuclear program, north korea sin sted offering to open a burger joint, yes, yeah, i don't even know how that

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you, tracy. [applause] >> i am at the wrong podium. k you supervisor safai on thank you board of supervisors. i will be brief. i will tell you that my father was seven years old when in seattle, washington, they lost their family home and he was sent off to live in an internment camp. i will tell you that it was captain living around the country, and having different experiences throughout my life clock where sometimes people treated me with kindness and some people treated me with accurate disrespect. even as a child. because i was different and i was asian. i became who i am. when i was about seven years o old, living in tennessee, the year at the bicentennial, someone threw rocks at me because i was different and because i am asian. growing up, i did not understand this but along the way, i met so many wonderful people who strengthens me and made me who i am today. when i had an opportunity to move to san francisco park to become involved with this community, at that was my dream come true. i am so honoured to be a part of this place