corinne is consistent. she's always here. she always gets up on the mic and gets on us commissioners and elaine and the staff. but i like that because corinne is not a politician. she comes and she is active. i keep forgeting but corinne is on four or five different committees and you know she is donating her time. thank you. please keep coming. hold our feet to the fire. it makes us better having you and the community out here because we work for you. anyway, it has been a privilege. thank you very much. i look forward to 2018. it is going to be a great year. thank you. >> director forbes? >> i would love to see a few words. thank you so much for the opportunity, president brandon. i'd also like the thank you very much commissioner adams. you were a excellent vice president. you helped widen our lens. you told us to go to washington, d.c. and we said why? [laughter] we don't get anything in washington, d.c. but we marched there and sure enough, we're getting things from washington, d.c. you told us -- >> shhh! >> oh. [laught

corinne? >> hi. commissioners, my name is corinne woods. i'm a merry christmas of sea wag. i'm no longer co-chair. that is alice rogers. because i dropped being co-chair in order to get on to the waterfront land use plan update working group. which is why i'm up here. we worked on this project for a very long time and it's wonderful to see it so close. i do have a couple of minute quibbles under the transportation plan. giving muni the option to move money out of the neighborhood. and the other thing i'm concerned about is pier 48. obviously we have a long way to go on that. i do think it is important to think about pier 48 in the context of the r.f.i. proposals that you will be hearing about later this afternoon. and the work that the waterfront plan working group has been doing. about all of the historic piers. pier 48 isn't really included in our work because when we started, we really thought anchor was going to be there. and we didn't have to think about it. but i think that we have to be consistent in the treatment of long-term planning for pier 48 as we are with the

corinne wheatley, bbc news, leeds.mous paddle steamers tonight in a bid to get it sailing again. the maid of the loch hasn't sailed for more than 35 years, and has been moored at loch lomond for more than two decades. campaigners hope a special concert tonight will help raise the final £1 million needed to get her moving again, as pauline mclean reports. # sail away # across the water #. she hasn't sailed for more than 30 years, but it seems the maid the maid of the loch still inspires musicians. eddie reader and phil cunningham are among those who will take part in the special concert at celtic connections. and since they announced it, organisers have been inundated with material. people have been getting in contact with me, sending me songs that have been written, poetry. and one of the songs that we're doing was written byjohn douglas, which eddie's singing, and it's just absolutely beautiful. but the concert is about more than celebrating the maid. enthusiasts have raised enough to restore her at balloch peer. but

corinne piccardi is a 20-year veteran of the fire, rescue and ems service... and served all of her volunteer years with cabin john park. and get this piccardi isn't just making history there.. she's also the first female chief in all of montgomery county! a swearing in ceremony is set for seven tonight. it's 5: and time f - winter weather advisory from 3pm to 9pm - light freezing rain possible, most likely a glaze around the metro and points nw - milder temperatures finally with highs in the 50s to near 60 thursday/friday today: mostly cloudy, afternoon rain and freezing rain possible (glaze to 0.05") highs: 31-37 wind: s 5-10 mph tonight: rain ends, mostly cloudy lows: 26-33 wind: w 5 mph tuesday: partly cloudy to mostly sunny highs: upper 40s new this morning - the 75th annual awards honoring the best in movies and television. but this year - the focus wasn't on who took home trophies. david daniel has more. everything golden globes, right here on good morning washington. our own kidd o'shea is in hollywood. a live report from los angeles is coming up at six

corinne wheatley, bbc news, leeds. believes it would boost tourism and bring more young people to the area, but as nisha joshi reports, he faces strong opposition. the battle goes on. i don't want to see those zip wires there. i do think this is the utterly wrong location — bang in the heart of a national park. these campaigners are determined to keep making their voices heard, as the lake district national park authority considers the application for eight zip wires across thirlmere reservoir. a petition against the plans was submitted with around 13,500 signatures. you can go rock climbing, gill scrambling, mountain biking, walking round the reservoir, and lots of other places in the lake district that have forged a better sense of adventure and appreciation for landscape. i discovered fisher crag a few years ago, it is the most magical place. and the thought of that being destroyed with this zip wire is just totally inappropriate. it was just a really good day. we're glad we've done it, people have gone away very ha

that's why it has to keep coming back to the corinne choiry here, which is what is the crime? we don't know that. >> let me turn to russia too, andrew. we have three minutes. the steele dossier was described in the wall street journal on wednesday in deeply disparaging term. buzzfeed originally published this piece of paper which now has been revealed as largely untrue and a lot of gossip. and indeed andrew steele is running away from it in his british libel lawsuit. what is the problem with the steele dossier and what is the core issue about the senior fbi issues peddling it and the department of justice official, bruce orr? >> the core problem with the steele dossier is former fbi director comey testified in a senate hearing in june 2017 that the dossier was salacious and unverified. and my point is if it was unverified in june of 2017, it had to have been unverified in september 2016 months earlier when credible reporting indicates that it was used in part to get a surveillance warrant from the fisa court. it's never a problem to take information, whether you're the fbi or

corinne wheatley, bbc news, leeds. good luck! it is 8:15am.weather. it's getting a bit warmer, isn't it? it's getting a bit warmer, isn't it? it's hard to get excited, but this might be the warmest day of the year so far. it is going to be very mild, airport up our weight from the atla ntic airport up our weight from the atlantic overnight. i've got to try and lure you out with the promise of being it warm, because looking out the window is not so appealing, the mild air has brought moisture, meaning a lot of cloud and rain across northern ireland and scotland this morning. scotland will keep the rain into the afternoon. northern ireland should become drier. everywhere gets lumbered with the cloud. the wind is quite keen, and hopefully that will break up the cloud a bit and let a bit of sunshine through, that is when the temperatures will pick, at around 15 degrees. chilly in the far north of scotland, some brightness but some showers. the weather front across central and southern scotland is pushing north through the day, wet weather for argy

particular would it be structural all right let's bring in larry cohen chair of our revolution and also corinne tayloe who is the policy director of green for all great to have all of you with us tonight larry the middle class the workers of this country i notice that no one has brought anybody from the carrier plane indiana in the indianapolis indiana tonight which is a story because the president made some promises what are you going yeah i'm a big promises about stabilizing employment there it's plummeted two thirds of the people are go on the major equipment has been moved to mexico they got huge tax increases the parent company continues to get close to ten billion dollars a year in government contracts and the workers there have lost their jobs so that's the story for working class america lots of talk not much walk this tax package that has been passed how do the democrats play that to the country. i think they play it as one point seven trillion dollars in deficits the same party that says we don't have money for medicare we don't have money for social security we don't have money for m

corinne wheatley, bbc news, leeds. the founder of the furniture firm ikea has died.the greatest entrepreneurs of the 20th century". he passed away peacefully aged 91 at his home in southern sweden. kamprad founded ikea in 1943. the company now has over 300 stores in 41 countries. susan powell has the weather. we could be talking about the warmest day of the year so far, only 28th of january. while they are all the way from the atlantic has gathered quite a bit of moisture. it is bringing with it a fair amount of cloud but the hills of wales are acting as a good break for the midlands, taking out a lot of the cloud. lots of sunshine here at the moment. and high ground generally this afternoon is the best of the breaks. temperatures may even up to 15 celsius. always more cloud across scotla nd 15 celsius. always more cloud across scotland and some rain in the afternoon. far north of scotland, chilly air. this front and the colder air all coming south overnight tonight. monday, we will see some change in the weather. england and wales will get grey and murkier spells of

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"the orlando sentinel" reporting that corinne brown is expected today to begin a federal sentence forer part in a fraud screen -- fraud scheme that helps to end her career. she has not spoken publicly about where she will serve her time, but the minimum-security women's camp adjacent to the correctional institution fits the criteria that prison officials would have considered when incarcerating her after she and wash reelection indicted. her district includes parts of orlando. her early -- her arrival is expected to draw heavy attention, but she will be a large part of an industry that is generally anonymous and filled with limitations. baltimore, maryland, rob, hello. >> all the democratic senators should have rallies like donald trump is always having. keep putting it in the mind of the american people that donald trump promised them that mexico would pay for the wall. it a government shutdown. call it a mexican standoff. that if american people he wants the wall, he's got to keep his promise and make mexico pay for it. host: so, they are not doing enough messaging on this? no, no,