us, of all love inspire us. to love you and to love those you send our way amen. please be seated it is a tremendous honor to follow these speakers and especially someone whom i admire so much, our 43rd president. sir, your father always welcomed my visits and never made me feel rushed and always said thank you for coming, never made me feel like i was going on too long your mother -- usually said, good sermon, too long i got your e-mail. you're a lot like your mother. ladies and gentlemen, children of god, when death comes as it does to us all, life has changed not ended. the way we live our lives, the decisions we make, the service we render matter they matter to our fellow human beings, to this world that god has given to us, and they matter to god few people have understood this as well and lived their lives as accordingly as president george herbert walker bush. hear what i said, lived it, not earned it or strived to achieve it it was as natural to him as breathing is to each of us president bush was a good

that has new uses allowable only if conditional use permits were applied. no such conditional use permits have been grants so the al tern is not compliant with existing zoning. it was simply a misleading alternative. it was at the public scoping media that the community first learned of this historic significance 359333. information with held of the developer and the planning department for at least the past three years. in the subsequent draft e.i.r., the planning department managed to develop and study eight different plans. two business the developers, six preservation alternatives but refused to address community's request. and yet the draft e.i.r. takes four full pages, pages 7.1 to 7.4, to list the 26 departments, organizations and companies as well as 76 named experts who helped prepare the draft e.i.r. behind the scenes how many hundreds of other people worked on the project? and yet they were unable to provide what the community had asked for. so, the community did what was beyond either the capability or the intention of the planning department. a

almighty god, of all comfort, console us, of all light, strengthen us, of all love, inspire us to love you and to love those you send our way. amen. please be seated. it is a tremendous honor to follow the speakers and especially someone whom i admire so much, our 43rd president. sir, your father always welcomed by visits and never made me feel rushed and always said thank you for coming. never made me feel like i was going on too long. your mother -- usually said good sermon, too long. i got your e-mail. you're a lot like your mother. ladies and gentlemen, children of god, when death comes, as it does to us all, life is changed, not ended. and the way we live our lives, the decisions we make, the service we render, matter. they matter to our fellow human beings, to this world that god has given to us, and they matter to god. few people have understood this as well or lived their lives as accordingly as president george herbert walker bush. hear what i said lived it. not earned it or strived to achieve it. it was as natural to him as breathing is to each of us. president bush was a goo

it was a cat history for us to change and for us in law enforcement to say this is beyond us. we need to reach out to experts and work together. that was the formation of the hamilton county heroin combs. everybody from prevention, local elected officials, state, federal. my best friend is now the health commissioner. four or five years ago i didn't even know what was one. >> tracy you work in boston and rhode island. in rhode island you are doing some interesting things in terms of partners with form says and other places to try to get medication to people. talk about that? >> fentanyl has brought a lot of horror to new england in particular, which has been a place where opioid use disorder has been a serious problem. but it also has brought hope. new partnerships and collaborations with law enforcement and an important re-calibration of the care that we provide. so for medications for treatment, which are life saving medications that we need. we understood we needed them in more places. one of the things we learned is that incarceration is a strong connection for fentanyl. t

there had been some nervousness following the us i —— us- nervousness following the us i —— us— china trade row. doubts about whether president trump had been considering firing the head of the federal reserve. white house has tried to settle investor nerves. it appears to have had the desire effect. it is consumer stocks any rebound in the price of oil that have help for more positive sessions trading in new york. just to recap that breaking news. the dow on wall street has gained more than 1000 points ina street has gained more than 1000 points in a single trading session for the first time ever. more development on that little later. now, though, all the sport. ben croucher. good evening. it's getting better and better for liverpool. what a week it's been. they are now six points clear at the top of the premier league after a comfortable 4—0 win against newcastle united at anfield. they're still yet to lose a game in the league. looking rock solid defensively and they'll be top for the new year. their next couple of games, though, mean jurgen klopp isn't getting the party poppers

us. this is basically our -- like our second home to us because when we came here in america, we are not welcome by -- people. basically in a way, this park kind of like gave us a way to be with the people that actually are with us. we meet new people in the park too. please do not vote on this project, thank you. >> next speaker, please. i will read all the names. that is all the cards i have. if you want to speak and your name has not been called, come on up. (names being called) go ahead. >> good morning commissioners. happy solstice. i am here today in opposition of the projects. as the only multi-use park. the only public school in district 6. a park that is named after the woman who grew up a couple of blocks away from the site. it houses the batting cage. in the district, we take the development of our community and the impact of the development very seriously. affordable housing, is important. it can be done in a way that is accountable to the community. this decision will set a p

suspicion of violating us sanctions. stay with us, more to come on that developing story. while wednesday brought a mild day to the southern half of the uk, it remained chilly in scotland. to date we will even out the temperature is a somewhat but with the change we will bring in quite a few showers and a blustery wind to boot. the reason for the change, this area of low pressure from the atlantic. by the end of the night it will already be starting to push mild at further north into scotland. maybe a few icy patches in the far north—east. temperatures to the south in double figures. milder air temperatures to the south in double figures. milderair continuing temperatures to the south in double figures. milder air continuing to work further north as the morning goes on. it will be blustery. underneath the rain is scotland. many areas seeing a pretty wet picture. heavier downpours pushing through the borders. the wet story across northern ireland as well. ahead of that rain, a cloudy picture for middle —— east angli

might deport us. pro independence groups in testimony or are rallying ahead of a cabinet meeting in barcelona spanish prime minister pedro sanchez and leader team torah agreed on thursday to affect the dialogue will ease our live scenes right now you may be able to hear the chanting the songs of the public. as it approaches just half past made day in the catalog capital of the further end of your screen you can see right police employed in force. well the weekly meeting is usually held in madrid but authorities decided to move it in order to reduce tension in you can see. the protesters in many ways more than twenty being blocked across the rest of region in large numbers as we've been seeing over the last number of hours there all of. this meeting. protests are expected to grow today this of course one of the busiest days of the year with the roads. in the. let's just leave you know we go to break with some of the sights that we've been hearing in counseling programs ahead bill.

, from all of us. so when i was asked to speak today, of course i said yes because i love to speak. but on this anniversary of that one flash of an instant, i really said that i wouldn't want to if we don't pledge to not mourn the past, but instead look to the legacy of the future. the death of my dad and of harvey is not tragedy, but as opportunity. when i look at willie brown, mayor breed, and honey mahogany, i see the best of our past, our present, and our future. the honor paid to my father is more than a mere honor. his legacy lives in the continued fight to bend the arc of the moral universe towards justice, and in the struggle to ensure that our city keeps its promise of inclusion and opportunity for all of its people. i am grateful to rafael mandelman and tom temprano, and everyone in their office and everyone at city hall who made today possible and who along with so many community leaders fight for an equitiable future where regardless of race, gender identity, culture, class or aspiration ca

and the eucharist to us in the. pulpit we have been separated from the church for too long for many various reasons . but also it's important to spread the gospel was guilty before i die i would like to see a hundred more churches like this one on the island you see i think that would be the most marvelous thing in the world. yes or city a little whatever your school. was but does everyone think that. a few months later a few streets away. today cuba honors the c.d.r. the committees for the defense of the revolution fidel castro himself came up with the idea of a stablish in these neighborhood societies over fifty years ago on their own out of what i myself did growing up saying if i want the whole of any sort of sense then in every corner of the land in towns and in the countryside an open air festival is held every year. young and old come together. everyone brings what they can for the cardosa the soup that is made in a huge pot over a wood fire. originally the state also made a contribution like a pig's head but

so much as i have two make sure that both of us are using secure methods that we feel comfortable using and that work for us. there is never going to anything that tops you know, in person contact and you know the tried and true pieces of paper filing system. amongst the public -- the first user problem, one of the things it's kind of made me somewhat more confident then a lot of sort of demand side security has expended both in sophistication, finding more people -- just for you general purposes, like the -- out know if there's natural way of estimating. but most tips that you get are from crazy people. particularly, unsolicited tips. so it feels kind of like you know, almost a virtue way, healthy for democracy but not some of the crazies are submitting their secure ground. it seems a more and more people are doing that. you know, in general, the expansion mobile encryption tools and communication methods, has also done a good deal of work in getting people sort of habituated and using secure communications tool in which you may contact, they can have rigorous discussions about your me

said for us to review. who is the us? who is doing view? >> well, we review things with automatedation of our systems and the viewers. these are people who are part. how many people is that? >> how many is it? is it a committee? you know? >> you know, we committed to the of 10,000-ohm people and we do that. there is thousands of people across 24-7 globally looking at content based on policies. >> google described as with the sames, don't be evil, though right thing him? like to discuss the ideals to reports that google he and we have been talking about china ruleshinese government the people have concern around the gleb for generations and i days ofrecall the early square89 and tiananmen and recent reports about crackdown on muslims, christians, mass incarcerations against people in china should everyoner concern for around the world including your company. google design a row tow type or search end gain kobossed a in sensor content? >> condressman, we have undertaken the effort. >> did you create a prototype bere was a report in the sent t

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so you know sanctions are sour sore point for us for russians. european countries are united on the question of anti russian sanctions whether they're friendly towards russia or not they're all for anti russian sections but that when it comes to the as they don't mind having a pie of gas problem does it make it a little harder to argue for sanctions when you're at the same time getting i would not agree with first of all with. saying that or you're a bank i don't have the same let's see standing on that. one so this is a mistake all of us must speak that because i said the european union is our common home. base the diplomacy must be the one for everybody in respect the decisions for them but any time that the greece has to discuss in the order of the european union is for sure sanctions we were always saying that sections are not productive and the only productive way to incorporate into the european system of security which is we need to make good use of political dialogue so we are trying to be very very constructive or that be a real blitz wi

he taught us never to be defined by failure. he showed us how setbacks can strengthen. none of his disappointments could compare with the loss of a young child. were too young to remember the agony when our three-year-old sister died. dad,ly learned later that a man of faith, prayed for her daily. he was sustained by the love of the almighty. and the real love of our mom. dad always believed one day he would hug his precious robin again. he loved to laugh. especially at himself. and needle, never out of malice. he placed great value on a good joke. that's why he chose simpson to speak. [laughter] on email, he had a circle of friends to receive the latest jokes. his grading system for the quality was classic george bush. were winners.t most of them off color. george bush knew how to be a true friend. he nurtured and honored his many friendships with a generous in giving soul. ofere exists thousands handwritten notes. he had a capacity to give of himself. many would tell you dad became a mentor and a father figure in their life. he listened and he consoled. he was their f

i want us in the. daily show attitudes to the european union if you joined them and joined on the same day the european community as it was there in one thousand seventy three as the u.k. . has shared many of the skeptical attitudes towards aspects of europe and for example denmark famously voted against the mastic trinity is not a member of the euro. and yet the u.k. is moving out of europe altogether and i would be right in thinking there's no not much sign that their mark is going to follow suit how do you explain perhaps contradictory attitude to being skeptical about europe for many days but not wanting to go through the exit door i think all of us in denmark a very very sorry and set that case is leaving the u. because we had in so many areas a very strong ally in and u.k. but i think that to put it shortly we entered the with the u.k. and we're going to stay in the e.u. with the german the german i mean trade partner. to care of our doings interest we need as a very small country to be part of a

us on weekdays they use this small hut as a meal center. people who are old and frail or lonely can get a free breakfast here. helping the poor is a traditional form of missionary work and community outreach. there most are not going to have this and then if people don't use material how to read it but they have an emotional need to come here and share it will. probably talk with them when they tell us that problems. i am about how most of them have time on their hands in the opportunity to say i'm but i'm also sure may have a saudi or my hand at the more we have been at eight thirty a week and wait. usually still here at ten yemeni. people are grateful and then they come to church. the terrace is a deprived suburb on the outskirts of havana the meagre pensions barely cover fundamental means. the state guarantees everybody's right to basic foodstuffs but anything beyond that is an affordable for most elderly people i do not. understand or at this point out what the press was for. him and. maybe even the modest meal means a lot to the visito

it is truly joyous for us. so the gift, and all the other kinds of support that mike has provided us, indeed to universities and students across the country, really reflects, his very powerful unshakable belief in the power of university and the power of higher education. to b be in the back reason and evidence to shape, perfect and improve society and to afford opportunity to every individual. it's not her probably to note that mike bloomberg hasas no interns of his impact on his institutional higher education's country. ours included, of course. with that, and with great joy and admiration and affection, please help me in welcoming the former mayor of new yorkay city, world health organization ambassador for non- critical of both diseases and for climate action, but let's face it, mike most importantly, from our perspective, graduate in class president of the class of 1964, at johns hopkins university. mike bloomberg. [applause] >> thank you for those kind words. you gave them exactly the way i wrote them for

thank you forjoining us. australians have a reputation for being rather fond of alcoholic drinks but it seems that claim might not be rooted in reality. at least not if you look at officialfigures, which suggest consumption has fallen to their lowest levels in decades. according to the research, the average australian will, each year, knock back 224 cans of beer, and 38 bottles of wine. they'll also get through 17 bottles of cider — and polish off 4 bottles of spirits. but the same statistics also suggest that one—fifth of the australian population are teetotal, meaning they never drink any alcohol at all. phil mercer has the story. believe it or not, alcohol consumption and fun loving australia is at its lowest since the early 19605. is at its lowest since the early 1960s. beer, wine and spirits are still a big part of life here but in the land with a boozy reputation, its young people who are drinking less. i think it's really interesting. i think we have turned a significant corner. 0ver interesting. i

25,000 mixed use to non-professional services used and addition of a roof deck and penthouse and other interior alterations. the project sponsor will remove non-historic features and restore elements and there's brick work and replace the entry doors facing 9th street and replace windows and sheet metal cord nates. the there's a maintenance plan which outlines the proposed work and regular maintenance and repair of the subject property. it qualifies for use of planning code section 703.9 for the subject building at 149 9th street rated at a category 3 con tributary building. typically within the commercial district, non-retail professional services use is not permitted unless it is within a qualified historic property. the department finds the proposed project to be consistent with the secretary of interior standards. further, the department finds the proposed project would enhance the feasibility of preserving the building by removing non-historic exterior alterations. the recommendation will be forward head to zoning administrator and the zoning sponsor is present and repaired a shor

mariko oi is in singapore for us. tell us what the situation is right now. well, asian markets actually opened higher a few hours ago. that is partly because they were the first to react to the news of her arrest yesterday, so we saw a sharp fall and we started to see some recovery, fall and we started to see some recovery , eve n fall and we started to see some recovery, even on wall street, after we saw some sharp fall yesterday. an hour asian shares are flats, a little bit mixed that you are seeing on the screen. the hang seng down slightly partly because hsbc, as michelle mentioned in her report, it has been brought into this whole saga over meng wa nzhou's has been brought into this whole saga over meng wanzhou's arrest, and thatis saga over meng wanzhou's arrest, and that is why hedges bc shares are down by 1.5% of the sour. but otherwise, investors are just waiting to find out exactly what she is accused of. —— this power. of course, she faces her bail hearing later today and according to some experts, their extradition to the united states could

the element is useful. with this in mind, it's regretful san francisco lost 19 boarding care facilities in the last five years. the record says there was 96 today the figure has been down to 77. it seems that no harm will be done with the removal of the present conditional use requirement. the benefit maybe that parties will move more readily to invest in boarding care where they not faced with at least a year's investment in filing applications and hearings is required. i hope there are no evictions in order with this doing away of the cus. that will be a horrible contradiction. i recommend, therefore, as a senior, that the commission remove the cu barrier that stands in the way of further growth of board and cares. thank you very much for listening. vice president melgar: thank you. any other speakers on this item? public comment is closed. commissioner fong. >> commissioner fong: thank you. i think it's great that we have these two items back-to-back. young san franciscans and mature san franciscans all

use them as their proxy army well after this used to there will be a strong deliberate and orderly withdrawal of u.s. forces from syria very deliberate very orderly turkey has already begun massing its forces on the front line because. i know all too world the consequences of that they've been there with afrin back in january the turks launched operation all of branch against the minorities northern most territories there were reports the syrian army could have intervened but in the end the kurds put on a brave face and decided to go it alone and their friend fell and quickly for the turkish army the operation was hardly more challenging than a drill. the turks almost move deeper to another major kurdish stronghold of man bitch their u.s. generals literally had to put their bodies between the two to prevent bloodshed now the u.s. is abandoning syria and the kurds while erdogan has been making it clear that a kurdish held man bitch just won't stand with them these terrorists have to go to the east of euphrates if they do not leave we will send them that was postponed eventually but not indefin

use this propaganda of drugs we. do this we don't want to do this and we shall not be indifferent people. in front of this we shall pose a different layer this time this is all we had. was fashionable to talk about suicide among young people so shall we conquer ourselves all of us but i don't want to be the first to let you pick a person you don't want this. so we shall not we shall not. be indifferent to when it comes to our youth but we shall be smart dean doing this we shall not just pray but this no. we shall years different methods here. do we have this method yes we have methods and means we shall be quite accurate we shall be. convinced. we shall we shall show their tract and never try to vanessa father villiers. it was just to pray but once and for all while we shall not do this i agree with you here. every month. besides your grey. so we have the present for example from japan here that you're seeing. just in the middle microphone please. that's from us which will do very much good afternoon bloody mary love

police use live fire to try to break up a seventh day of anti-government.

they showed us blueprints of the materials that they were going to use in here, and they gave us the opportunity to choose where we would like to stay while they was renovating. it means a lot. it's just that i've been here so long. most people that enjoyed their life would love to always retain that life and keep that lifestyle, so it was a peaceful neighborhood. the park was always peaceful, and -- i don't know. i just loved it. i wanted to be here, and i stayed. >> president cohen: thank you. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i want to welcome you to the december 4, 2018, meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. thanks for joining us today. madam check, please call the roll for attendance. [roll call] >> clerk: madam president, you have a quorum. >> president cohen: thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please join me for the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] >> president cohen: thank you. madam clerk, any communications? >> clerk: yes. i have one to report, dated this morning, december 4, from supervisor fewer, requesting to be excused as she's out of town. >>

get used to that but is used to this kind of activitym is used to this kind of activitym is used to volcanic and seismic earthquake activity. the root cause of this tsunami seems to be different from the very large one in 2004 on boxing day, and from the one earlier this year in sulawesi which we re earlier this year in sulawesi which were clearly caused by large earthquakes. there is no seismic evidence, seismometers have not recorded a large earthquake associated with this event. that's why the eruption of the volcano and perhaps the movement of the failure of the flanks of the volcano and movement of the material of the fla nks movement of the material of the flanks seems to be the most likely explanation. it's a very active area, it's one of the things that makes it fascinating to study. also, the volcanic activity is what leads to the presence of lots of fertile soil and natural resources which is why so many people choose to live there. for those living there, trying to recover and for the rescue teams, they will be keen to know whether there is any way of predicting whether there will

of us nice but then. we have been the directions these are but has taking me personally fishing and overfishing has been my thing. i hope it would do more for the fish they don't scream when they die and nobody knows what's going on with them like they are the underlings of the planet in no way so for me to see these collaborations with governments putting more. work into. the dream. you. really. were. you. know you just you. you're the. reason it's been interesting. earlier you expect the first ship to go to the. believe spots. well on those frozen foods we journey but just to sit offshore the bunch of frozen food has been strange this is suspicious. so this is the. own thing. you know i was. trying to sell the seeds i've had a couple you know they had a hard life they didn't have legs and also had her anus the same thing as i was and how old was yeah. well this wild wild bird is this is going to be the oldest years for her be a little bit closer. to one of those the. recent years to be noticed a bigger

france to tell us more of it. to flip our the movement is not over there's no risk of that we will motivate more people to join us to continue our struggle and restore order in this all ago which must fall because it is no longer possible to tolerate this government. we will try to make the police's job more complex we won't make their work any easier because they don't make it easy for others they remove our masks protective glasses and clubs we are really being attacked during these demonstrations we are confronted by armed and well equipped people while we have nothing unfortunately the media belongs to the oligarchs almost all the media except us it turns out that the media are inevitably dependent we would like to receive real airtime mainly so that we can organize and give answers through the media proportionate to the media attack that the state puts out towards ours today the yellow vest movement does not have a unified structure we have a horizontal structure and each acts as it sees fit everyone can do w

none in the us. when we separated for divorce proceedings in the us, she did not even bother to retain an attorney from the united states. she did not appear in court and the court gave me full custodial and parental rights of my children. she continued on with the cases in ecuador. the that's just the 13 ecuadorian attorneys were not retained randomly. they are rather widely known for their political connections in ecuador and questionable unethical illegal practices. in fact, the very first attorney chosen by ecuador is the wife of the person who was acting at the time as the miniature ofÃas minister of the interior. the wife of the minister has the police at her head. don't come to ecuador. the wife of the minister that was acting then as the president of the acting judicial council ecuador who was recently ousted ecuador due to corruption. more recently, she returned the services of another attorney antonio coastal who has a reputation of engaging in bribery. it is worth emphasizing that we have

using to sell cereal. he wanted to use this new medium to perhaps expand the message that he was already delivering to audiences. and so what he did during the 1952 election is that he did allow some advertisers to create some catchy jingles for him, but he refused to be a part of that production. he said, if you want to do that the way that we did with radio, that's fine, but i am not going to appear in these short advertisements. there's no way that i can talk about a policy in 30 seconds. so instead, adlai stevenson worked with the democratic national committee and purchased longer chunks of time. an hour, perhaps, where he would go in front of a tv camera and deliver a long speech about a particular policy. well, if you're gonna purchase an hour of tv time, and you have a limited budget, when will that time be? any thoughts? when can you afford that time? ryan. >> whenever it's cheapest, which would probably be late at night when it's not prime time. professor brownell: exactly. when stevenson did appe

i used to work there. i was a t 28 pilot that used to work for the cia. we used to bomb along the ho chi minh trail. there were tears and great conversation between us. we got to my daughter's apartment about an hour later. he got the bag out, i hugged my daughter. she came over to me and we had this wonderful embrace. my daughter looked at us and she said, "mom, that wasn't a very long trip." [laughter] small world. john went to work early one morning. he left the house at 4:00 a.m. he kissed me goodbye. he got his ak 47. he was dressed in his work clothes. he kissed me goodbye and he left. it was october 19, 1972. that was the last i saw. he died that day in a helicopter crash. your life changes in a split second. like i said, it was a small group of cia men who were working there. and very few died. it was his time. i came home to the states. i didn't know what to do. we were 27. when your life stops short like that you have moments of total blankness. i also learned that the friends you make in the worst places in your lives are the friends you keep f

yeah we used his testimony. we were able to insert the word russia 50 million times as a result of these plea deals that really didn't have anything to do with russia collusion but we're going to ask the court to allow him to go to jail for at least three and-a-half years. >> tucker: it's making a lot of us very cynical and i wish it weren't because i love this country. there was a ruling pertaining to judicial watch and hillary clinton's emails. >> the judge is angry about what the justice department and the fbi did. he fears that he was hood winked or they tried to hood wink judicial watch and the court in keeping these emails away from us. he's concerned that hillary clinton created the email system to avoid foia and he went after this justice department for coming into court and engaging in what he called chicane ri to try it make excuses for and explain away the misconduct that saw these emails hidden and the email system used to avoid court scrutiny, congressional scrutiny and questions from the american p

are using secure methods that we feel comfortable using and that work for us. there's never going to be anything that tops in-person contact and the tried and true little pieces of paper filing syst system. honestly, so the first user problem, one of the things that's kind of made me somewhat more confident that a lot of sort of demand side security has expanded both in reach and sophistication is that there is just more people spamming through securedrop just for general purposes. i don't know if there's an actual way of estimating proportion, but most tips that you get are from crazy people. particularly unsolicited tips. it feels almost like healthy for democracy that now some of the crazies are submitting through securedrop. seems like more and more people are doing that. in general, expansion of mobile encryption tools and communications methods has also done a good deal of work in getting people sort of habituated to using secured communication tools, then once you make contact, then you can have rigorous discussions about your methods of interaction, the

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are you listening to us in gatwick? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. get in touch, we will share your comments later. welcome to the programme. we start in washington dc, where the us central bank, the federal reserve — has raised the cost of borrowing for the fourth time this year. it is what everyone said it would. it has upped its main interest rate by a quarter of a percent — to a range of between 2.25% and 2.5%. the move comes despite recent turbulence on financial markets — and signs that growth is slowing, not to mention the ongoing criticism from president trump, who wants cheaper borrowing to support the economy. the fed has now raised rates nine times since 2015. you can see the steady increase. it says it expects to raise them again twice next year — not three times as it was previously predicting. this has been thejustificiation — as far as the fed's concerned. us growth has been recovering strongly since the financial crisis with unemployment now the lowest in almost half a century. but the rec

and now, it's before us. what i expect is going to happen, and this is my two decades experience, someone is not going to be happy. i will recuse myself working forward, and i will work with you guys to find a solution. it will be voluntary. that's the best i can offer. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. that was quite an offer. yeah. so i just have a couple comments, and then, i think you can take a seat and we can just kind of discuss this up here. i think, you know, there's a lot of extreme language that's used by all the parties. i'm not flagrant, i'm not irresponsible, i can't shutdown night life, this person's a liar, this person's a liar. it makes our job harder. i think what some of the commissioners have said, commission tan and commissioner falzone, the way you interact with us, i think it would be better served if you put some of that aside. you can say whatever you want, but i'm trying to think solution based. we love that you have a top-notch club. that's fantastic, but we have very primitive

imitates the lines in his sketch using light. everything that i do it's like really happening on the picture it's not made with the photoshop or some kind of modeling software it's just like the real thing and that is something that is quite rare these days because like almost like every picture that you see on the internet it's you know it has some post-processing. to make is like meeting new needs almost absolute darkness start dark forests or abandoned buildings and today he has sort of the cellar vault of an old fortress. he says like painting is like meditation he could lose himself in. the reward comes in viewing the result as soon as he's done. ok mark up quite nicely actually this was some kind of a widely by from that window or that old wall but actually there's an effect on the picture so i'm quite happy for. know who tom oh never gets the winter blues it's no wonder because the years darkest days are for the best conditions for his art. and with that it is time to say goodbye don't forget to keep up with the show on so

[laughter] we are using this for us. dr. murthy: one challenge with doing those, they take a lot of resources, a lot of time as well. and when you -- what you are often asking participants to do is sacrificed time with their family or time at work, and sometimes they have to come back and finish that work later. sometimes it's worth it,, but it is challenging. we decided to try something even more simple, to take five minutes once a week during our all staff meeting and ask the people, ask one person on the team to take that five minutes to show us pictures. it can be pictures of their choosing. of their life before they were in the office, of their childhood, their friends, their aspirations, anything they wanted. but just show us pictures, in five minutes. and that's what they do. it was an extraordinary thing. in a very short peiod of time, a couple weeks, this meeting quickly became people's favorite meeting of the work. if i tried to reschedule the meeting, there was holy hell to pay. nobody wanted to it miss the meetin

are using a nicotine-containing product. laura: they don't, and yet wery learned that euul contains as much nicotine as regular cigarettes. should the sales be banned altogether?rt dr. : what is important in -- is learning what is driving these sale the most common reason they cite is the flavors. why do we allow e-cigarettes and flavored e-cigarettes in particular to be sold to kids? this issue has been ta by the fda in the united states. they are taking steps to restrict the sale of e-cigarettes to kids. but we are not moving nearly fast enoh. if we cannot protect kids from using e-cigarettes, which the last few years have shown we have not done a good job of, we edo think about a wholesale ban or we need to say that 're goingtes, if they' to be used for cessation, should be prescription devices prescribed by doctors or health care professionals. laura: would you favor a ban o e-cigarettes? dr. murthy: i would favor a ban on flavors. also, if we cannot get the use rates to come down -- here is what i think we really need t

i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president donald trump is achieving the politically impossible uniting both republicans and democrats in their condemnation of his plan to withdraw the u.s. military from syria a bipartisan group of senators is urging the president to reconsider saying the fight against so-called islamic state is far from over leading republicans say that pulling out the two thousand troops in syria would be a premature and costly mistake two of america's allies britain and france also say that is not finished yet and that the battle to clear the. should continue. for humanitarian groups have also criticized trump's decision to withdraw u.s. troops to talk about how it will affect war weary syrians i'm joined now by our no kimmel he is the syria director of the humanitarian organization mercy corps it's good to have you on the program i have to ask you how will president drums decision to pull those troops out of syria how will that affect your work in syria. so believe me and he. tell you. seven mill

in november twenty fifteen the other one of us brigades received three us made any t.v. armored vehicles. a few days later the vehicles were spotted in the streets of thais sporting both u.a.e. and yemeni flags. were also spotted in other parts of yemen. from the stockholm international peace research institute shows that saudi arabia and the u.a.e. purchased more than two thousand six hundred armored vehicles of this type between twenty eleven and twenty fourteen. later the fundamentalist islam is chaika nun's rick was photographed inside an aardvark g.a.'s if you mine clearance vehicle manufactured in the united kingdom. the vehicle was clearly marked with saudi near . the same type of vehicle was also spotted in other provinces. that if we're talking about the twenty two meeker brigade it should have vehicles armored vehicles and armored personnel carriers and should spearhead attacks but this brigade does not have any vehicles. in the second year of the war in yemen two new forces were formed the security beltin agent and the hard drive me elite forces in how to remo

we can use less energy, we can just use less in general. the less we consume, the less we'll discard. we're all told how much we throw away every single day. but, wow, i have to say, this place really rams it home. this is where the mixed recycling bins outside our homes end up so they can be sorted into different materials. there is a really mechanical way of sorting the recycling into different sizes and shapes. smaller, lighter bits of papers get thrown over the top. the smaller heavier objects fall through the gaps. and the heavier and larger objects roll down these wheels to be collected at the bottom. the speed of these things are travelling through this place is incredible. this plant can sort 230 tons of waste in a day. that is almost 30 trucks worth, although it's just a fraction of what we throw away, and the problem is not all of our plastic ends up in the recycling. and even then, not all can be recycled. i think the truth is, a lot of us pop the plastic into the recycling bin and we think that's it, job is done, our conscience

on the program with us this. hour scottish lawmaker has called for drastic action against alleged russian propaganda cold hamilton says the assets of russians working for the sport nick music see should be seized across the story is an internet based radio station whose u.k. headquarters are up in edge him in scotland and this liberal democrat m.s.p. alex quill hamilton has told the sunday times that any russians who live in scotland and engage in what he calls information warfare against britain or to destabilize britain should have their assets seized take a listen to what he had to say to the sunday times. organizations such as you can are to pump propaganda backed by vladimir putin and have been complicit in the cover up of events from human rights breaches to the russian invasion of crimea and other countries have taken a tougher line on the assets of russian nationals than we have in the u.k. the u.k. government must look again at what can be done that is pretty harsh rhetoric but that would have been a hit

we use hand grenades. we use all the firepower we have. our rifle power -- so are the flamethrowers and the mortars. the enemy breaks from cover. it's tough getting them out of places like this. we can never be sure where their snipers are placed. we take it slow, easy. this bunker is giving us plenty of trouble. we have orders to clean it out. this is what we found on the ther side. they are savage fighters. their lives mean nothing to hem. ne of our boys is hit. at night, the japs would swim out to our wrecked amphibians and set up machine guns. they got a few of us before we ot them. the commanding officer of the assault -- one of our medium tanks remains n operation. although, at the end of the second day, d plus 1, we breathe a little easier, mortar squads continue to hammer enemy oints of resistance. by this time, we know the japs are licked. they must know, too. there is still strong resistance. and suicide snipers take potshots at us. we hit them, but they don't fall. just die and hang there. a light tank moves up the irstrip. one