inc. to increase the guaranteed to $166,000 and annual promotional charge to approximately $3,000 through november 17, 2025. >> councillor breed: can we take those same house, same call? adopted unanimously. next item. >> clerk: item 9 to expend grant association of bay area governments to develop a test pilot software to perform technical for retrofits through a small commercial buildings through the period december 31, 2019. >> councillor breed: same house, same call. adopted unanimously. next. >> clerk: resolution to authorize the district attorney to renew its agreement with california victim compensation board for a revolving fund in $75,000 to use for funeral, burial, crime scene cleanup and other losses for eligible victims through june 30, 2020. >> councillor breed: same house, same call. without objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> clerk: item 11, retroactively authorize airport director to accept gifts $95,000 from thomas g dragges, james lund and jon simmonds. >>

adding he was so close to the chief executive of american media inc. that he was known in the tabloid industry as an untouchable f.o.p. or friend of pecker. within his company, "the times" reports the human resource department was seen by many as protecting weinstein. one female employee complained she was threatened to travel with weinstein, they said let us know if he touches you physically. weinstein denies all allegations of nonconsensual sex. "the times" also reporting that actress lena dunham warned hillary clinton's aides of his behavior. for her part clinton said she was shocked and appalled by the revelations adding wine ste ini alleged behavior cannot be tolerated. >> thank you so much for that. back with me now here on set anna palmer for politico and yew jane scott. i think one of the most chilling parts there is saying you know what i can do. this is someone who sent his assistant for erectile dysfunction medication. this went on for years. it has been eight weeks since that first came out. look at this moment where we are right now. so mu

decision actually ends up in danger inc the security of its ally israel it's a very bad moment and the peace process might prove to be killed. forever. there must be some solution that is very very clear. it's. inappropriate moment i think trump is lacking good advisers who advise him on a reasonable policy is received on to palestine israel and had to wrestle him in particular trump asked that he's fulfilling a campaign promise given to his electorate so as does know about votes in the american election. and not about the situation in israel and palestine is trump pleasing his voters and the expanse of peace in the middle east while you should not really. engage in foreign policy gone to your electorate your national director it international policies should not be dependent on the rims and fences of the moment so i think any state that has a role to play in international politics house to seek consensus in a peaceful. consensus was on nations which also have a to say on that matter. why is the american opinion on the matter especially important it's more a symbolic move than anything

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war, he wasf the one of the youngest american officers to witness the surrender ceremony aboard the in tokyo bay. he describes it as more somber than celebratory. , ia few days or weeks later really got to thinking about the very important event in my life. >> a few blocks away at the world war ii memorial, another tribute. veterans are able to attend each year as the greatest generation slips away. .> our freedom is not a cliche they saved the world for democracy. lives in aaufman retirement community, but he still drives and gets around without a cane. he signed autographs and took lots of photos with navy league -- navy leaders humbled to hear his story. special moment this afternoon during a white house event marking role harbored it -- pearl harbor day. >> ♪ just remember pearl harbor ♪ >> that is one of six pearl harbor veterans on hand as the president signed a proclamation. the veteran spontaneously broke into song after the president repeated the famous "remember pearl harbor" battle cry. less than 2500 pearl harbor veterans a t alive. we salute them. thatday, i am announc

potentially the kind of this inc. that then when the emails came out, the times report says the australians flagged american intel and said, hey, you guys need to be aware of this. the report, i think, clears up a couple of things we didn't already know for certain and leaves some other questions unanswered. it highlights the role of george papadopoulos in the campaign and why he becaming a cooperating witness for bob mueller is so important. we see ongoing contacts between papadopoulos and foreigners on behalf of the trump campaign. we see this overlap with a number of prominent russians. that's very important. what it doesn't do is connect the dot between papadopoulos and anyone else at the campaign who might have known what he knew about what the russians had. there is no that smoking gun connecting the two. but it's certainly removes the republican talking point this investigation was launched solely because of this dossier. highlights the legitimacy of this investigation and where some of this information came fr

effective february first wal-mart will be known as walmart stores inc. it will be reflected online and mobile and brick and mortar stores. >>> the scheduling glitch that gave all the american airlines off during the holidays will cost $10 million. union negotiated an increase to fly the flights. american airlines employees 15,000 pilots. >>> facebook has found a way to get children under the age of 13 involved in the social network. this week a preview version of the app called messenger kids rolled out on apple device also. it allows preteens to chat with friends, and sending appropriate images. parents are in charge of the app. >>> lamborghini will be able to reach speeds of 190 miles per hour and go from zero to 60 in less than 4 seconds. the $200,000 suv is expected to transform the italian brand. it is expected to sell more suvs than other cars involved. >>> time for what else the deal. today we focus on a treatment to turn back the clocks. anyone who wants to take a few years off their face can treat their laws -- their eye as and kin. but the jaw

walmart, competitors walmart stores changing its name to walmart inc. said it's to reflect the different way that customers want to shop. that means online, i guess. american eagle outfitters reporting higher same stock sales. the stock is up a little bit. home depot announcing 15 billion-dollar buyout. that should've brought in the investors but it didn't. it's down to dollars. mcdonald's is hitting an all-time high. 173 on mcdonald's. new high yesterday and another one today. were following the wildfires in southern california. dramatic images coming to us now. firefighters on the ground. we will give you a live report coming up on this program. serious stuff developing now. he is the latest to go on the attack about the gop tax plan. despite what you may believe the tax plan taking shape is a sham. it will lead to more pain and less prosperity for the vast amount of americans. they have an interest in opposing the bill. joining us now charles hurt. he usually has a smile on his face but i think it's depressing right now because you can't believe what

but the fact of the matter is that as soon as the inc. was dry on that law -- ink was dry on that law, lobbyists moved in, the special interests moved in and they started to unwind the core provisions and the guard rails are starting to come down. this is crazy. this is a case of amnesia at capitulation to wall street at worst. proponents of the legislation say this is about helping the mom and pop banks on main street . main street. where institutions like countrywide and washington mutual and others, these are the names that haunt a lot of americans. a lot of american households suffered because of the behavior of those institutions. were they main street banks? the fact is, under the bill before us, some of the nation's largest banks, whose failure led to the carnage of 2008, they'd be exempt from heightened oversight. exactly the kind of institutions that the public wants us to keep an eye on, would no longer have that oversight in place. of those still standing, 30 of the 38 nation's largest financial institutions would escape sensib

if i could take my money that me and my wife a for health insurance, and help -- pay for , but since ince, have to make up for the money the rich is going to no longer be paying and i still have to pay health insurance, i do not see how some americans are going to make it through the first 90 days without starving. host: johnny depp. john intel has -- there. tallahassee. a republican. caller: my only comment in regards to the mueller investigation is we hold many professionals that should be independent in fact and appearance. investigation appears to be independent in fact, but not in appearance. i think that is the standard that should be held on whether you want to bring in a second counsel or not. with that i will close. caller: -- host: keith in chicago. democrat. caller: good morning. i am very concerned about that tax bill. that will pass. it is stunningly amazing that 29% of the population approves of this legislation, and the republicans don't care. i mean, this is really the tyranny of the minority, but may i make one suggestion, please? host: sure. caller: c-span, it would incr