she told ukrit that the rainbow sky association would take up her case. the group will support her appeal to the government committee and back her cause on social media. >> how do the people in the district see ukrit? >> the school's assistant principal agreed to be interviewed but not on camera. the assistant principal denied gender discrimination. she said some parents were concerned that ukrit's daily behavior would negatively influence the students. ukrit's family home is about 100 kilometers away from the school. her mother raised ukrit as a single woman while running a restaurant. ♪ ukrit came out to her mother that she was transgender when she was in secondary school. she says she couldn't accept it right away. >> ukrit decided to become a teacher, an occupation that would allow her to earn a stable income and support her mother. she went on to university and passed the teacher qualification exam. she finally accepted her daughter. >> it is expected to take the committee six months to make a final decision. their ruling will determine if ukrit ca

oxman, who do you represent with that association? >> iti is the trade association of the technology sector and we represent 70 of the world's largest and most innovative technology companies. we've been around for 103 years founded in 1960 as the associated of business appliance manufacturers, things like scales and time clocks and the like. over those 103 years our industry has changed and so has ipi, or a presentation of tech sector companies is quite broad. >> host: how did you get into this line of work? >> guest: i've been in dc for close to 25 years. came here to work on broadband policies after the 96 act passed at the federal committee cajuns commission but i've been involved in the tech policy sector and since then worked at the fourth trade association most recently a red led the industry before joining iti. >> host: as you will know there are several trade associations that represent tech and some of the companies that you represent are members of a lot of them. dell, adobe, google, microsoft, et cetera so what is it that

in noticing associations? >> i think the question is did we comply with the noticing requirements and did -- obviously i don't review every notice that goes out. there's a contractor that then contracts out to an approved noticing agency for san francisco that professionally does this and signs an affidavit and provides you with that affidavit that they have complied with all the requirements under the code. and i think i would be remiss to try to second guess personally i would be remiss to second guess that process which has been well institutionalized in san francisco. and one of the reasons san francisco has such a careful and rigorous process is it's because been institutionalized over the last 11 years. >> is it not ultimately verizon's responsibility to ensure that a neighborhood -- the appropriate neighborhood association is notified whether it be the committee, whether it be the president, just as being responsive and responsible to the neighbors in that neighborhood? >> i think i would agree with you

who do you represent with that association? i.t.i. is the trade association of the technology theor representing 70 of world's largest and most innovative technology companies. founded in 1916 as the association of business alliance manufacturers -- things like time clocks and the like. over those on03 years, our so hasy has changed and of.i., our representation tech sector countries is quite broad. host: how did you get into this line of work? guest: i have been in d.c. close to 25 years. came in to work on broadband technologies after the 96 act passed in the federal communications commission. most recently i ran the trade association of the payments technology industry before i.t.i. host: as you well know, there are several trade associations that represent tech and some of you representthat are members of a lot of them -- dell, adobe, google, microsoft, et cetera. what is it that do you differently from these other associations? jason: there are a lot of great technology trade associations in like other industries, there are indus

that's a concern of your members and of your association. have you heard any development on out talks between the u.s. and france are going on that issue? >> guest: this is an important issue because taxation has global implications. the french digital services tax that you referencing has been widely reported as a point only choice moment of u.s. companies. we were concerned about the impact of the tax on innovation. our view at iti on this issue is they shouldn't be country specific solutions. if we need an updated tax structure it should be done on an international basis. the oecd is the organization that's been looking into these issues. we believe that's the proper venue for addressing these issues. the united states government did open an investigation under section 301 as the provision that allows investigation of these matters. that is still pending. the is and france have been in heavy discussions about this. france has indicated at least publicly they are interested in allowing the oecd to resolve this issue. we think that's the be

and we also notified the marina cal hallow neighborhood association so there were two neighborhood association that's were identified. with respect to the photographs of the pole that appears in this september photograph, they consultant had two of the same polls and didn't plan the photographs. as the d.p.w. brief reveals, all three are photographed in the march notice that went out and the notices were there and the photograph was mixed up. that is the issue of notice. there was an issue of sims. it wasn't raised this evening. we hadn't pointed the arrow. and i just have to say that d.p.w. says in this brief the radios are a parent from the sims. these radios are only 10 inches wife, five inches deep and unless you look closely you don't realize they're there and that's the concept behind this facility. the antenna is the height of the pole by two feet. with these narrow radios next to it. it's clear and d.p.w. and their brief that a replacement pole is not a new pole and i don't think it's ground district that's a question. if d.p.w. sun able or ever able to replace a broken light standard,

the people he's been associated with have serious problems. the prosecutors last week announced in federal court there would likely be a superseding diameter with charges against guiliani's cohorts. i know that place, and they are looking very carefully at a lot of different things and probably studying the finances and phone records like intelligence has. if guiliani has crossed the line breaking the law, not saying he has, if he has, i'm pretty confident the investigators of the southern district will find it and pursue it. >> preet, i want you to stand by. we're getting new information coming into the "situation room." i want to take a quick break and report what we're learning and get your analysis after this. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for

we are the white house historical association after all. washington is only one of the 45 presidents who did not live in the white house but he selected the sites, the young architect, james hoben, who built the white house. did he ever see the white house? did he see it once it was finished? >> he saw it once on his way back, after he was leaving the tosidency, heading back mount vernon from philadelphia. we know he stop and saw it on his way. i don't think he went inside, but he did see it. that was as close as he would get. but what i tell people today even though washington didn't live in the white house. i mean, he had his hands in just about every facet of the building's design, the planning, the execution. the selection of the architect, the plan. washington was a pretty intense micromanager. he was very involved every step of the way, so even though he didn't live there, it is a the homeative of what of the american head of state should be. >> of course, there's the portrait and the east room but other images and references to washi

he has made quite a mark and makes a contribution to the association. prior to coming here he contribute into the george washington but the auger fee project, he was a fellow at georgeernon -- to the washington biography project. he is teaching a course at american university on white house history, the first time this has been done anywhere, to our knowledge. we hope to broaden that beyond american university so classrooms across the country can join virtually and we can expand that impact. it is really a cutting edge, first mover opportunity for us we are proud of. book,working on his next which will be published by the white house historical association instead of kansas university press which published this one. we are proud to have the opportunity to publish his next book on the renovation of the white house undertaken by president theodore roosevelt in the early 20 century. following his remarks, this podium will be moved away from the stage so everyone here can have a clear view. and he and i will have a , a few probing questions i have about his

i am the president of the white house historical association. it is my privilege to welcome you to the historic decatur house as well as to the white house historical association. is verys program exciting and we are honored to partner with our good friends at the richard nixon foundation.

costello is a historian at the association which hosted this event. r. costello: good evening, everyone. there we go. i would like to welcome our friends who are joining us by c-span and those who are here with us tonight who are the really smart people in ashington because you have chosen to be above the nationals game and about the presidential debate. we're glad you chose to be with us tonight. i'd like to acknowledge some very important people who are with us this evening. matt's parents tim and debbie costello who are here with us tonight and his wife kristen who is here tonight. and of course, in my book, the two most important costello are sofia and theodore. and they're at hope. they can come next time. they're matt and kristen's wonderful little kids. i'd also like to welcome the members of our board of director who are with us tonight. we have anne stock. give anne a hand. [applause] and bob mcgee. and we have two that are enroute, anita mcbride and gayle west. both will be a little bit late. but will be with us tonight. steve restaurant is the

i'm with the merchant's association, i'm with the neighborhood association. we were never contacted. there was no outreach to us so i'm curious about that. it just came and we were like, oh. >> this parklet has been around since before i started in this program. and like i said, we do have a 10-day period notice and we do require heavy community outreach especially to merchant associations and businesses and community. sometimes as it goes with ann -- any project in the city it won't reach all people but we do provide that and then anytime when the permit is issued, there is a period to object that mirt and have -- a permit and hearing. >> but if that didn't happen people wouldn't know about it. >> if somebody wanted to sponsor one they city put it up and now it's a better process. >> we have a few in north beach and we have an application for another and we're going a long ways in having them outreach even with the chinese chamber of commerce so they're aware of the chinese new year's day parade. we want to cover everyone affected. >> it may be nice to send

the merchants association. right now i want to bring up someone, lloyd silversteen from the hayes valley merchants association to say a few words how he feels about this space. where is lloyd? thank you very much everyone. [applause] >> thanks everybody for coming this morning on an overcast day. i want to say a few thank u.s. i am the new kid in the block. i moved from union square where i had a four generation business and i am thrilled to be here. i want to thank the mayor and supervisor brown and s.f.m.t.a. and gail baugh for dragging me in, kidnapping ne, a labor of love and it makes these things move forward. i wanted to speak from personal experience. when is this happened i thought it would have a negative affect on the business. the city was smart enough to do trial runs to see how it was going to work. whoever they hired to do the traffic studies nailed this. most of the traffic that comes this direction off octavia is going east or west. if they are going north, not this way. in point of fact, when t

plus fighting racism in football more allegations of racist abuse in english football the players' association now demands a government inquiry after a chelsea defender was allegedly subjected to monkey chants on the pitch. on my ark thank you so much for your company everyone a court in saudi arabia has sentenced 5 people to death for the killing of journalist journalist. the saudi writer and washington post columnist was assassinated and reportedly dismembered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul over a year ago but his remains were never found well despite today's ruling questions still linger the court proceedings were shrouded in secrecy in the i. densities of those who were sentenced today are no. machines in a country that in forces far more than $100.00 death penalties each year the sentence against the suspected murderers of jamal khashoggi is no surprise. to the defendants will be sentenced to death and they are the direct and joint participants in the killing of the victim may god have mercy on him. 3 other men have received prison sentences totaling 24 years for covering up the c

the russian anti doping association has $21.00 days to respond to this unilateral decision before the matter will be taken to court to court now we understand that he is going to appeal against that decision that was made by today here in the sun let's take a listen to what james fitzgerald from water had to say about that decision. proved you know honestly the decision of the committee. non-compliance on the russian and utopia to see for free period of 4 years. with come certain consequences these conferences were clearly laid previously in advance of the meeting so they were approved. entirely all those all those recommendations have been approved by the exco today. a number of strict conditions. of readmission reinstate reinstating russia when the time comes. try and put some questions to the water board in regards that decision to eke out a little bit more information as to why they decided to take that unilateral decision to ban russian athletes or russia from a sporting events for the next 4 years and it comes as there's also doubt being cast over what does own decision protests

football now and in england the professional players association is calling on the british government to lodge an inquiry into racism well that comes after chelsea and germany defender antonio rigor allegedly faced monkey chants during his team's 2 no win over top of them on sunday. the latest racist incident in the premier league chelsea defender antonio boudicca faced monkey chants by some spurious fans after cashing with sunshine men who received direct caught for the fall and who did a complaint about the verbal abuse the referee brief he stopped play during the 2nd half and a public announcement was made in the stadium warning that racist behavior was interfering with the game chelsea eventually went on to win the match but the incident overshadowed the victory. i hate racism in. a dressing room in full and there's a point in that. says i like that to happen i don't know who has gotten better or worse but if it is fight it is true and happened it needs to be dealt with and punishment needs to be strong. ruediger is hopeful that the fans will be identified i really hope that the o

association. >> they got mario. >> it's mostly with the merchant's association. i haven't attended any of the meeting. i don't have the bandwidth to do that. it started around safety issues around homelessness and they've continued to meet and when there was no action happening at the d.a.s office for petty crimes but no one was getting arrested. they're back on the street which is still a problem. >> i'd be interested to hear if sfpd has a list of their concerns too we're strong enforce this and it's not useful. >> you didn't hear from them to hear what happens on the back end. >> i know in our potrero dog patch meetings we have regular attendance by our local chiefs and officers. they're willing upon request. >> the station has never missed any of ours. >> north beach, central station. they're always at our meetings. >> they'd be happy to come here. >> any other news business? is there any members of the public that would like to comment on news business? seeing none, public comment is closed. n

they did this through such organizations as the arkansas association of colored women, the national association of colored women and the national advanced, association for advancement of colored people, the naacp. in essence, what i will talk about, the gendered considerations of the terrorism of the elaine massacre and resistance to rural reform from the perspective of women who lived through the years leading up to, during and following the travesty of justice. ok. these are some of the areas i will be talking about. 1919, rural blacks gathered at church in phillips county for a meeting of the progressive farmers and household union of america to discuss suing their landlords for their fair share of the cotton crop. women were there. county,e, phillips smaller image of elaine. women were there. women like mason where there with her children, also present miller, wife of jim miller. rural blacks have always been about the business of organizing and engaging in cooperative economics. one of the things you will thate on this slide is when it says the progressive farmers and household union of am

took the position in our discussions in th and the nl association is wonderful. let me see if i can get agreement on these national education goals as a part of the first state of the union address in 1990. one answer came back, yes we can do that. do that. >> so i said let me see i want four seats because the chairman branstad and the vice chairman governor and then you and governor campbell and myself negotiation it was clear for governors played a much larger role than others.he so i went to the first lady and said can we get four seats and she said yes. but then the president said great when we have the governors ride with us in the motorcade and not to show up on their own and i said that's a great idea. so i invited the four of you to come to the white house mess to have a meal before we got in the motorcade which would be at about 815 and then make her way up. so we are sitting there havinger dinner break i hope you remember this. >> like it was yesterday. [laughter] and we were sitting there and theth phone rings the stewart hands it to me and it's very a

before, becomes a negative association. and person in the data rep person we know already that consuming more cigarettes in general, live in general with exceptions to these patterns, live a shorter live in general. so cigarette consumption shortens lives. but we don't know that, it would take data at the national loophole. so that leads to the policy which is that whenever we take a look at data aggregated at a certain loophole, we why not assume that the patterns that we see in this loophole will repeat themselves at the local loophole for example. we why not assume that that is true for me. it is true country by country the more cigarettes, the higher expectancy but maybe not for me. because i want to find out about myself right. i want to know i want to know whether smoking is good for me. but if you have to read a sure like this, it would meets the jew. it would reassure your opinion or your decision to smoke to keep smoking. so how to deal with these. i'm going to recommend tons of books today. sorry about that. i lov

when it comes to consumer technology association, we are a trade association that represents more in 2,000 companies and we're working on the internal work that companies need to do. we represent about 2,000 companies but 80% of them are small businesses. so with large companies, and small companies, we he developed and launched our diversity and inclusive working group. as we talk about pipeline issues, k through 12, making sure you're finding best talent and keeping the best talent within your companies, pardon me, also making sure that we're finding more on ramps for people of color and women into tech and doesn't have to be a traditional kind of i went to m.i.t. there are so many different i was and one thing we do at cta, we launched the apprenticeship coalition at ces 2019 because there are so many people that want to get into tech and does it doesn't have to be the traditional route with a four year. >> the keynotes are created by -- so it might be intel and nvidia and samsung and what not. i'm not accusing those companies of anything, but if you got to the point where you not

and more allegations of racist abuse in english football the players association demands a government inquiry after the chelsea defender was allegedly subjected to monkey chants on the pitch one fan has been arrested. and use of thanks for joining us syrian government forces backed by russia and other allies are pushing to retake the ad lib region the last major part of rebel held territory in syria and home to 3000000 people tens of thousands are fleeing the violence and heading to the turkish border turkish president better one fears they will try to enter turkey which is already sheltering nearly 3700000 syrians the largest refugee population in the world. i want has one there would be consequences for europe if that happens. the syrian army has been subjecting rebel positions to sustained attacks president bashar al assad wants to regain control of it late province tens of thousands of people have fled since fighting intensified many want to head north to safety in turkey. turkish president heir to one says that more than 80000 people are on their way to his country. he warns that

the french hotel and tourism association argue that air b.n. b. should have to comply with the same laws as traditional hotels and short term rental property owners these pay a variety of taxes and must ensure that their properties are up to code a ruling in favor of the association would have put air b. and b.'s business in france on the entire european union at risk. the complaint also put air b.n. b. sponsorship deal with the international olympic committee at risk it plans to promote its properties during the 2024 olympics which will be held in paris. the news was not so good for another large sharing economy a german court has ruled that a u.s. based rights hailing service cannot offer rides using rental rented to cost started using rental cars as a way of getting around the prohibition of private car owners taking fast for passengers but it is a victory for taxi drivers here in germany who brought the case says it will take steps to keep its business going into. boeing's production stop for its 737 max is affecting hundreds of suppliers maki

transparency and say questions remain and more allegations of racist abuse in english football players association demands a government inquiry after a chelsea defender was allegedly subjected to monkey chants on the pitch one fan has been arrested. on lock thank you so much for your company everyone we begin our broadcast in syria where government forces backed by russia and other allies are pushing to retake it live region the last major part of rebel held territory in syria and home to some 3000000 people tens of thousands are fleeing the violence of heading to the turkish border well a turkish. the prez presidents are a chip tired aerator one fears they will try to enter turkey which is already sheltering nearly $3700000.00 syrians the largest refugee population in the world as it ever was there will be consequences for europe if that happens. the syrian army has been subjecting rebel positions to sustained attacks president bashar al assad wants to regain control of italy province tens of thousands of people have fled since fighting intensified many want to head north to safety in turkey. tur

more allegations of racism in english football players association demands a government inquiry after a chelsea defender says he received racist abuse from the crowd one fan has been arrested. maybe many. things i give credit. to rejoin visitors from around the world at one of germany's famous christmas markets. a moment is of thanks for joining us syrian government forces backed by russia are pushing it to retake the liberal the last major rebel held territory in syria and home to 3000000 people tens of thousands are fleeing the violence and heading to the turkish border. turkey is already sheltering nearly $3700000.00 syrians the largest refugee population in the world turkish president regimen has warned that there would be consequences for europe if a new wave of refugees is triggered by this latest fighting. the syrian army has been subjecting rebel positions to sustained attacks president bashar al assad wants to regain control of italy province tens of thousands of people have fled since fighting intensified many want to head north to safety in turkey. turkish president heir to

last minute rush we're expecting this year to be a record breaker according to the german retailers association says nationwide turnover in november topped 100000000000 euros december is expected to top that again good news for the retail sector and the christmas shopping bottom line continues to trend upwards people enjoy giving give the mood is good conditions generally a good with the economy and employment consumers have more money in their pockets and that's of course reflected in barring behavior and. the mood is especially buoyant in online retail. yeah that's why tolls and more yet 2019 was another boom year we handled a total of around $3600000000.00 possibles and that's $19000000.00 a day at the christmas peak in 4 days that would be enough to stretch from the north to the self the poles and the poor. the euphoria isn't exactly reflected in the queues at the parcel collection stations as if it was delivered to the shop the day before yesterday and now today after i stood in line for an hour they tell me it's not here they just can't cope with the volume of what's a few script of there

mary schweitzer, a research associate here at the museum of the rockies. her research found the oldest traces of soft tissue to be preserved in the fossil. an incredibly scientific specimen that has changed what we know about dinosaur soft tissue and dinosaur biology. largersee larger and t-rex. this is the skull of the montana t-rex to see up close and personal. our second largest, our second oldest is going to be mor-555. this is the centerpiece of the smithsonian's deep time exhibit. and then the largest of our t-rex growth series is one of the largest t-rex goals to be discovered ever. it is more than five feet in length and would have been huge. it is much larger than the skull of montana's t-rex. the rest of the skeleton would have been much larger than what you see here on display. very few museums have an opportunity to see so many actual t-rex specimens in one exhibit. that is one of the highlights of coming to the museum of the rockies. here we are at the bowman dinosaur viewing laboratory. this gives visitors an opportunity to see paleontologist

incredibly powerful political family and those associated with. can you tell me how trying to quit if you can actually remember their promises and it's. the point of the critics are in the members of one political judge felt to be . sceptical to make. a little difference if they also demanded to have the victims disappointed in our current can depend. on the company. and the board i'm going to say it's very likely and i think people will they say that. finally the variable. me having problems i'm sorry john we're still having problems with the line to you there miller we'll have to leave it there still ahead on al-jazeera muslim leaders from around the world confront the challenges facing their community. and one of the world's most watched football matches disrupted by protesters in barcelona. how the weather is desperately trying to quieten down across the middle east we've had some very heavy rain flooding rains falls on the west weather now in the process of pulling across iran towards afghanistan towards pakistan process guys will gradually c

plus more allegations of races of use in english football the players association demands a government inquiry after a sheltie defender was allegedly subjected to monkey chants on the pitch. i'm serious so misconduct it's good to have you with us we start with some breaking news boeing's c.e.o. dennis mullen bird has stepped down the aircraft manufacturer faced multiple setbacks this year including industrial scandals after 2 fatal crashes of boeing $737.00 max jetliner now and inquiry were revealed major problems with regulatory oversight of the company's operations departure is effective immediately he'll be replaced by chairman david calhoun the company says it needs to restore confidence and repair relationships with regulators customers and other stakeholders. and we have kate ferguson from. business with us for the very latest on the story hi kate why are we seeing this move happen now well 2019 is coming to an end and boeing is really taking stock of what's been a cost of straw for idea it was dominated of course by the tend to deal with this 737 mox crisis those 2 crashes one i

despite international sanctions plus more allegations of racist abuse and english football the players association is demanding a government inquiry after shell seized on 20 alluding to was allegedly subjected to monkey chants on the pitch. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us a court in saudi arabia has sentenced 5 people to death for the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi it also handed prison terms to 3 additional suspects in connection with the killing the saudi writer and dissident was never seen again after entering the kingdom's consulate in istanbul last year he was killed and reportedly dismembered inside the building but his remains were never found it was a resit. of the u.s. at the time and known for writing critically about the saudi royal family. for more on the story we can speak to ca toby cadman he's an international human rights lawyer who has followed this case closely toby thank you for joining us what do you make of this verdict. well i think it is very disappointing i don't think anybody should be altogether surprised as it was very clear that this really was

the black vote has been associated with him. they have no history with buttigieg. you mention south bend. it's not the question of the police issue and the issue of diversity in the police force. when he was asked why he wasn't able to achieve greater diversity. he said i couldn't get it done. how will he get it done in the united states of the america. >> we'll be right back. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. neutrogena® >>> so the 2020 race heating up as president trump faces the real possibility of impeachment, and that means a trial in the senate that could knock some candidates off the trail. back with me, keith boykin, elaina plott, and david swerdlick. let's take a look at the early 2020 calendar again. so let's say the house votes on articles of impeachment and the trial moves to the senate by january. so senator richard burr has predicted that a senate impeachment trial could last six to eight weeks. look at that

two associates of rudy giuliani arrested this morning. due in court in virginia later today, facing criminal charges for violating campaign finance laws it really all has to do with ukraine. >> their names are igor fruman and lev parnas and they were arrested at a washington airport with what prosecutors say were one-way tickets out of the country >> rudy giuliani has previously stated that he has worked with the two men on efforts to get ukraine to investigate former vice president joe biden >> seth: i can't believe a guy who looks like a vampire had a henchman named igor. is this a -- [ laughter ] -- mary shelley novel? what was igor's job? to open rudy's coffin? "master, arise." [ laughter and applause now, the danger for rudy and for trump is that these guys might flip on them and give prosecutors more evidence about their scheme and now that two of his close associates have been arrested and charged with crimes, rudy might be regretting the fact he's been all over tv blabbing about his involvement in all of this in fact, here are som

the second is you have to really rethink we are all talking about the associate degree. that's about 40% of the t population of the community college anywhere in america and4 the other 20% is getting a ged and the other 40% is the generic 10000 feet numbers working in scaling up while they are working. it'snd not all 85,000 are workig on their two-year degree. we have an example on the southeast side of the city of chicago with oklahoma campus.w it was for transportation distribution logistics. whole foods distribution center for the entire midwest is west indiana and they moved their fists of blood -- facility three of blocks away. indiana as much as you could argue from a business standpoint muck slow -- much lower tax rates in illinois. they came here. why? they need a certain talent pool and that's the biggest puzzle going on right on the comment heard not only the skill set for the certainty round that skill set and the community college system handle the 40% going for the associates degrees but also for the companies the ability to have workers come in and out of t

i don't want to be associate justice but chief. you can feel some of that and lots of factors went into his becoming chief but he has been on this trajectory. >> he has. i wanted to ask, we will talk about john roberts the adult and john roberts the father and he gave an interesting speech at his son's school and the speech got fairly wide coverage in the media because it was different. he basically wished the students that they would encounter throughout their lives. and they would learn from those. this was somebody who was on a trajectory of success, doesn't appear to have one of those. and some character forming disappointment in his own life that make him who he is today. >> i asked people in his family, his friends, anything he was bad at, can you think of any setbacks and some of his friends who say things like he wasn't a really fast runner. he wasn't great at all the sports but he basically did everything, kenneth starr referred to him as mister everything because he saw the life john roberts continued to talk about, the o

. >> reporter: the american geophysical union and international nonprofit association is back in san francisco this week. it went elsewhere in 2017 and 2018 while misquoting center was under construction for the expansion project. >> such a nice city. i am kind of glad to be here. >> reporter: some attending the conference say even budget motels are expensive and they are worried about their safety. >> we didn't see somebody get mugged on the street the first day we were here at 1:00 in the afternoon. >> reporter: people who attended the annual open world conference found the san francisco hotel rates too high conditions. oracle moving the conference to las vegas, oracle said the city and the vast amenities are tailor-made for hosting large- scale events and we look forward to bringing the industries most comprehensive technology and develop the premier hospitality definition. >> they brought it over 60,000 people. $64 million in revenue to >> reporter: the council of the district merchant association, a coalition that represents small businesses in the city, many streets have gotten

i am here to urge you to vote no on the $6,000 donation that the police officers association wants to donate to the police department. we recently went through a very polarizing race for the district attorney. and unfortunately the police officers association which i believe in many instances acts as a gang, yes the poa acts as a gang. and they spent over $600,000 on a lot of propaganda regarding the district attorney's race. and i would like to go to the overhead. let me -- well. which way? there we go. this is part of the propaganda that they sent out. using mug shots of individuals who they say are criminals and then on the back, they say that one of the candidates was the number one choice of criminals and gang members. this kind of propaganda you can come back to me on the camera. this kind of propaganda is not only offensive but it harms effective policing in this city. this is not okay that the gang that runs the police officers association raised $600,000 for this kind of devicive propaganda to get their message out. so now they are offering you $6,000? $6,000? it's crumbs. i

the national rifle association and its allies say the rule so gives the city too much power over gunowners. legal experts say the new conservative majority on the high court to use this case to expand the rights of the second amendment. >>> a two week united nations environmental summit begins today in spain and at the opening the un secretary journals of the world's efforts to stop climate change have been utterly adequate so far and delegates from nearly 200 countries will try to put the finishing touches on the rules governing the 2015 paris climate accord. the child administration is pulling the us out of that agreement. >>> president trump is traveling to london today, military life is facing a new challenge as it celebrates its president trump and other nato members have criticized the turkish president for sending troops into syria. >>> the white house has rejected an invitation to take part in the house impeachment hearings this week. democrats are getting ready to lay the groundwork and their effort to remove president trump from office . >>reporter: a lot happening this week, on

what are you hearing. >> reporter: today in court an attorney for lev parnas one of the associates said his client wishes to cooperate with the house intelligence committee investigation. but he said that much of the documents and materials that have been subpoenaed by the house are still in the government's possession because the government had seized dozens of electronic devices from parnas and his associates and he doesn't have them to give over to the house intelligence investigators. so we learned that prosecutors have seized 29 devices, a chunk of them from parnas and others from igor fruman his co-defendant and this includes hard drives, laptops and cell phones and in the case of fruman they have obtained a satellite phone from his residence so this is part of the discovery process and a defense lawyer said they received 70,000 documents before the thanksgiving holiday from prosecutors but one of the attorneys said within the material it includes the search warrant affidavit, that kind of gives you a sense of the case and in that there were 26 pages redacted. so that is all relat