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more than one time he's called up carl and he said, you handle china, you handle japan, can you handle it? caarl, of course, in this conversation none of us were involved in, says, absolutely i can. maybe not a surprise to get an endorsement. what do you make of it? >> carl icahn is a report rater, activist investor you call it, goes in and tells companies how to fix it and how to make more money. now he's saying donald trump can tell washington what to do, tell congress what to do and get it fixed. here's this billionaire endorsing another billionaire saying, he's a guy who can speak his mind and get things done. they're similar that way. takes one to know one in that way. he was talking about the federal reserve as well and he says there are mediocre -- nice but mediocre ceos all over america who are making all kinds of money because the fed has left interest rates too low for too long. they're financial engineering and the little guy's getting hurt. listen. >> the question is, why should they raise rates? and it's almost a rhetorical question because so many reasons they should raise rates

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you just don't worry about it. one guy we were taking a shot of his ca car dlerm dealership. he said no. id what's wrong you aren't doing anything wrong. he said this is iran, we are scared of our own shadows. you have to offer it's almost like a game it's almost poetic, you are constantly building up the other person and taking yourself down a notch. these people are pi pious. they are religious and they are connected to it. i expected it to be this is a state religion i should see this and feel this everywhere. i did not. so it's interesting because iran is the only theocracy in the world but the mosques they have tend to be smaller and some of them are just beautiful. they're mind boggling. people don't wear religion on their sleeves here. in iran they don't only worship that way, they allow us to be part of it. i look at that scene in that mosque and our photographer walking nonstop through it. and you can't help be taken by that, that there must be some good that comes out of this. and it does give you a different way of looking at the world. and that isn't to say that there are real

. >> thank you for your insight. nhk senior political ca commentator. >>>ind es revealed the planning adopt china's high speed railway system. the project pitted tokyo and beijing against each other in a fierce competition to win the contract. informed japan's top government spokesperson of the decision. he is visiting as a special envoy for the president. japan and china have been eyeing the railway contract and the plans link jakart and city of bandung. earlier this month leaders in jakarta said they would cancel the project and both plans would put a strain on state coffers. they will not offer guarantees for loans. president decided on shchina's proposal as japan's would require government guarantees. >> translator: we regret that came to convey our message. >> officials in beijing welcomed the decision. >> translator: we have expertise in construction and management of high speed trains as well as superior know how in international cooperation, findings and conditions, transfer of technology and schedule management. >> japan is eyeing a number of h

you have the center, moderate right. ca kasich, christie and bush. you have the unique people who are like for rand paul or for one of the -- george pataki or one of the unique boutique candidates. they're all interesting, they're all moving around. but donald trump is still number one. and someone is going to have to beat him. maybe that someone is carly. maybe it's marco rubio. maybe it's ted cruz. but it's not going to be over anytime soon. we'll have one candidate by july, and that candidate will be better positioned to lead than hillary or joe biden. >> it's true that can have's numbers are way up. hugh hewitt, thank you. appreciate it. >>> dr. ben carson seems to be changing his tune on muslims. but is this the good-bye moment for him. >>> coming to america, the pope's first ever visit here. why he may not be as liberal as some think. theno one surface...out there. no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the stee

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you for joining us today. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm deanna i'm with the san francisco public works ca. >> can you pleased the mike color. >> peter is the project manager with the mta corridor the proposed resolution for the authorization to enter into a freeway maintenance operation with caltrans and the maintenance for the brt to be krukd o constructed along route 101 they'll be responsible for the bugs lanes and platforms and landscaping and shown on exhibit a the remaining lanes will continue to be maintained by caltrans sidewalks are are the city's responsibility under the 2009 delegated agreement that's the summary of agreements. >> all right. thank you sir, i want to add anything. >> i think deanna has summarized the agreement fairly well that is part of our process of getting caltrain buy off on the project to show we've defined how to maintain the road and their giving up two lanes dedicated for transit right-of-way. >> my colleagues and i does have comments public comment on number one. >> i left hand since 1977 many years 6 or seven years i go to san francisco through the golden gate and all a

you were here? >> absolutely. >> bonjour. >> bonjour. daniel. ca va?> the kids attack their food like hungry trenchmen, wiping out three servings in the time it takes me to eat one. i guess they like it. >> it's good. >> delicious. >> yeah, this is good. >> i tell you, i don't think my chef in new york would do better. >> it would go well with wine, too. >> you're going to jail for that in the states. these kids eat fast. look how fast this kid eats. turn your head, he'll eat your food right out of your plate. push up your tray just like in prison, move it along. move it along. >> they come to you and serve you. most important thing that we see here is the love mary give to the food she make and to the kids she serves. i think it has a lot to do with the reaction they have to food. >> dessert is homemade fromage blanc, farmer cheese with chocolate and orange segments. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? fireman. [ speaking french ] >> generate machine gun. >> and he wants to make -- >> engineer machine gun, yeah. >> okay. keep an eye on that on

you, ann. >> (laughter). >> ca as i recall you insisted the foundations be high not no to have to redo that thank you for you're good deed is being regarded. >> so leading on to what publish described power enterprise follows the studies that the water enterprise engages if looking at the modeling of hetch hetchy system at the hetch hetchy water shed from the modeling will have a better sense of the generation profile is as you may know depending on the water year take into account the slides we'll have generation in a dryerer year not to much if we see the kinds of changes in density of the storms and changes in the speed of thaw we can expect to see steeper peaks the megawatt hours produces over a years steeper peaks and lower valleys we'll be behind the enterprise when we complete hair modeling work that describes the water and turn that into generation profiles and so that looks like for us in the meantime in the years we've been spend dollars to mitigate the impacts of climatic change we talked about earlier today the fact we're a g h g free producer we're not contributing to the amount of g

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you for joining us today. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm deanna i'm with the san francisco public works ca. >> can you please hold the mike color. >> peter is the project manager with the mta corridor the proposed resolution for the authorization to enter into a freeway maintenance operation with caltrans and the maintenance for the brt to be krukd o constructed along route 101 they'll be responsible for the bugs lanes and platforms and landscaping and shown on exhibit a the remaining lanes will continue to be maintained by caltrans sidewalks are are the city's responsibility under the 2009 delegated agreement that's the summary of agreements. >> all right. thank you sir, i want to add anything. >> i think deanna has summarized the agreement fairly well that is part of our process of getting caltrain buy off on the project to show we've defined how to maintain the road and their giving up two lanes dedicated for transit right-of-way. >> my colleagues and i does have comments public comment on number one. >> i left hand since 1977 many years 6 or seven years i go to san francisco through the golden gate and a

the show is ca ♪ ♪ >> how do you save a city, known as the city of columns and the rome of the caribbeanty center of havana is a unesco world heritage site. but five decades have taken an incredible toll on the city. one stone at a time havana is being rebuilt but with hundreds of millions of dollars needed, the future may depend on people from cuba's past. left cuba as a teenager for venezuela. >> i hope the cue an community would want to come back and help recover this country and this city. >> as the head of the cisneros fontanales foundation, based in spain, she has returned to havana as an active patron of the arts and restored a ruined mansion to its former glory. >> i remember ten years ago you would come here and it was a disaster. >> almost five centuries later, havana is still a stunning living museum of architecture, home to spectacular colonial buildings, a city frozen in time. a professor at the university of havana's architecture school. >> translator: havana looks the same as it did 50 years ago. grand plans to modernize were abandoned and not saving the city from becoming

you. next speaker, please research and your representative in the ca hone board i'm here, here to support pervisor kim's legislation as a co-chair the homeless board i want to remind you in 2015 the latest survey says 50 percent of the homeless are tenants or owners in san francisco i've been thinking and linking to people to take care of the city and county citizens this is the time to take care of the tenant and prevent homeless it is well in the city i want to let you be that san francisco homeless have been living in san francisco for more than 10 why recent it is important as a service provider i tell you as american people african-american woman and disabled white women come into the doors because a landlord put them on the streets and they're landing on streets or in the shelter thank you very much protect our citizens. >> next speaker >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm agreeing dresser goldman with the tenderloin corporation i'm here in support are support of the eviction protection as you may know tndc runs buildings and lucky for our tenants protected from the wind of the aspect

that created a bottleneck right here and i tell you what, traffic was not moving. ca. it still kind of looks that way now but it's better because it's one line of traffic coming from 20th. as rush hour shifts into slow gear, rising blood pressure from some drivers who say tie-ups mean m.i.a. should say good-bye. >> it's terrible. it's unacceptable. no more made in america concerts. >> reporter: really? you want it to go? >> yes. >> reporter: stretches of center city are a slow go near made in america events. the lines of vehicles grow, patience grows short. how's the traffic? >> you really don't want to know, do you? it's all screwed up. >> reporter: the backups blamed on continuing construction for made in america. the annual two-day concert has venues from the main stage at the rocky steps to the last stage at 21st street. an additional block has been added, increasing the area and increasing attendees by 10,000. concert promoter jim sutcliffe. >> once you have the support of a city it just kind of adds to it. people are friendly. if they haven't been there they send