some of it quite heavy as well. r you it should at least keep the frost at bay. into tuesday morning and through the afternoon it doesn't make a lot of difference to the northern part of scotland, the rain or hill snow is the greater part of the day, at least the southern portion of the clears away. and where you get brightness temperature is responding to that, 12 or 13, possibly 111. is responding to that, 12 or 13, possibly 1a. make the most of that if you get to see those figures, and certainly the north—east of scotland won't, because by wednesday the heat, such as it is, is a long way away. wednesday, a markedly cooler day, many enjoying a fairly decent sort of day, but the northern isles and the south, for a time, cloud, wind and rain, and as i say, a cooler day wherever you are, whether you see sunshine or not, temperatures four in the northern isles and eight or nine further south. here we are on thursday, still the remnants of that front, a real nuisance across the northern isles, still quite windy coming i

as well as memorizing the koran.nd that journey is important in light of the contemporary narrative of islam being something different and foreign, away from the american experience. i was at the funeral last year of muhammad ali when dr. sherman jackson said eloquently that with the death of mohammed ali, -- there should be no question of the compatibility between islam and being american. being muslim and being american. did was make a very visible for the american experience to see there is a muslim presence. muhammad ali, kareem ,bdul-jabbar, dave chapelle these are well-known individuals in an african-american community. they happen to be muslim. multiple faith families of african-americans, even in hot music and hip-hop. you see the influence of african-american muslims as well. tot to give you a context understand that american muslims themselves and african-american muslims have been engaging in a conversation of being both american and muslim from the , from that period onward. it is important to frame the c

the majority of our families, both current and future families, as well as employees and future employees are looking for information about our district on-line. we have an average of over 100,000 unique views a month on our primary site, but there are also dozens of other web properties that have been developed over the years that are maintained by staff and departments and at school sites. the content on these sites may or may not be translated, may or may not be meet accessiblity guidelines, may or may not be up to date. but due to other priorities, as you know there are many, as well as limited funding, we haven't been able to update the content for our website properties in eight years, which is a long time for a web management system. a lot has changed in eight years. in the fall of 2017, we were able to make this a project under our digital district steering committee a priority, and we partnered with a local company that has parents on staff, sfusd parents on, as well. over the last several months, they've worked with us to analyze current web traffic patterns, conducted outreach

as well. any comments for the public? >> good morning. patty clement and i'm with catholic charities and we have been a partner of the c.l.f. programme since its inception and i can tell you that working with brilliant corners and the complexity of the clients we serve in c.l.f. and having scattered site housing has been a huge benefit for the clients that we serve and they do so much better in the community than they would if they had to go to single room occupancy because there's support through the case management answer they've done thing and brilliant corners has been a part of it where they see a client might be struggling a little bit moving out of the nursing home and you have that instant dmounlts your own home and then how do you look at support beyond that. i think they've gone above and beyond in some cases with what they've done to help make this successful and i would recommend that you go ahead and approve. this it has been working really well for all these years and i understan

and states cut out as well as making washington d.c. europe up to four american gas instead. of even more dependent on russian natural gas for energy for all. of the political pressure from all sides will be tough and indifference. or they energy speaker of the christian democratic union party in a german bundesliga welcome to the show great to have you with us lots to discuss germany has given the green light to the north stream to pipeline which will bring the natural gas from russia to germany directly via the baltic sea polland and the baltic states and other even members opposed to projects but opposition to the project comes from countries who currently do transit business with gas from and stand to lose if the pipeline is built to actually about trying to reduce dependence or really about lost revenues. yeah first of all i think it's good to have a pro check like north stream too because it brings diversification diversification and to transport off natural gas and diversity and more routes and more diversification means more liquidity in the european market and that i

i think they're always have been vigorous dialogues as well as debates. have witnessed in real-time what is happening in washington, d.c., the paralysis, the gridlock, the deep dysfunction of the insular political culture that is washington. we see it when we have three branches of government, whether it is executive, legislative, bicameral, the u.s. senate, the congress, and the judicial branch, dominated by perhaps more right of center in republican thought. in california, you are right. the executive branch and bicameral legislative branch are dominated by democrats. nonetheless, we are the most productive, progressive legislative house in america, bar none, become pushing the most far-reaching climate change policies not in the nation, but in fact the entire world. $15aise the minimum wage to an hour, investing in health care for undocumented children. at the end of the day, we all have to pay the costs. let's be smart and invest in preventative health care. making sure there is equal pay for women doing equal work. the most restrictive gun control an

it was identified by both the public, the futures task force, as well as the focus groups. so our vision includes five goal areas. those are equity, economic vitality, environmental sustainability, safety and liveability, and a fifth goal added as a result result of engagement called accountability and engagement. and i will ask you to refer to the fact sheet online at connectsf.org for more information. but i will say the three main points, high growth focus on equity, and strong civic engagement and government alignment. so what's next? we are already starting our phase 2 which involves looking at our transportation needs, figuring out what our needs will be to reach the vision, and then we will look at transit corridor study and streets and freeway study we will figure out the projects and policies needed to get to the vision. and then later we will go into phase 3, which includes again our policy and action-oriented documents, the san francisco county-wide transportation plan, otherwise known as sftp2050, and transportation element update. with that, i'm happy to take a

the rest of the state needs help covering the state and the region as well. i wanted you to hear that as backup. >> the moneys would not come directly to the departments. it would be in the bank account for being able to as we do now allow the office of emergency services to have the fund available to reimburse the departments. >> it would be a reimbursements basis. >> if we send out resources we know we would be reimbursed. this would allow a funding source. >> how much of that money would go to calfire? none? all would go to individual departments in the state? >> as they request resources they would be paid for their response. >> those departments are individual municipalities and what about the overall state of california fire. >> in general it is not to buy additional fire engines or personnel. it is to have money nor reimbursement. >> all right. thank you, chief, for that clarification. >> you are up chief nicholson. unless you also need him as backup. i'm good. >> great. i thought you might be. now, i had a question regarding the tabulation of the foren

we had a uc health provide us with $1 million for renovation as well as dignity. it is a $3 million renovation. it was a great opportunity to show that kind of partnerships with both the nonprofit sector of the city and a hospital as well. we had lloyd dean, the c.e.o. of dignity, the c.e.o. of uc health as well as the mayor and members who were excited about the opening of the program. as we have been watching around the country and internationally, the issue of fentanyl and the poisoning of illicit drugs has been in san francisco, and this last couple weeks on february 27 we had three victims of fentanyl poisoning. this is important for us to be on top of and as you know in the last month or so the commission has supported a safe injection service really reaching out to this population. the four areas we have worked with are drug users, those who provide services are to have narcan and to be able to be trained in that. we have over the last 10 years provided and trained drug users themselves with narcannery versal. we try it first to make sure it works. don't us

. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. ♪ >> supervisor jeff sheehy and i represent district eight, the castro, diamond heights. ♪ ♪ for me i think district eight is different than other districts because of the castro, right? that is really the birth place of lgbtq civil rights movement in san francisco. it's historic for that reason. it's a great district because it's very diverse. you have booming night life in the castro, a lot of families, we have an amazing array of parks, rock climbing wall in glen canyon is super cool. it was the first facility with a rock climbing wall. the book stores are treasures, charlie's corner is unique. >> charlie's corner is a children's book store but so much more, community space where care takers and children come together over sto

it was seen in europe in the elections there as well. but, that is one of the trends that has been identified. there are other nations, as we have progressed, some of the elections in europe, they were able to handle the cause of the information that came out. they've learned how to begin to counter that. how to be prepared to counter that, et cetera. so, there is progress being made. but that's one of those that i would note. i think as an alliance, we've assisted with their elections, et cetera and they've exchanged information as well from what they've learned, and my general view is that we've been better able at least on europe to deal with this as this has progressed. >> and my last question if i have time is, who from your riskective has the central one's ability when it comes to counter propaganda, whether it's from russia or frankly other adversaries? >> my understanding it's state. >> are there countries specific strategies that are being developed that work effectively with dod counterparts? curtis m. scaparotti: yes. what we'v

the legislators, the groups as well as individual donors. importantly here it includes estimates of state legislators who did and did not run for congress, so there are several advantages to using the data on top of the fact that they've comprised the most likely pool of congressional candidates. ideology is placed on the common scale. it is the type of the district partisanship and third, it is pulled over time and span multiple cycles. i'm interested in the relationship between a state legislator party and the decision to run for congress. the data includes more than 30,000 state legislators who did and did not run for congress between 2000 and 2010. tying period allows me to see the recent change in polarization but suggestive evidence that the patterns of candidates contribute to the polarization and premium decades as well. the variable entrance of the state legislators distance between her and the party leadership. in a variety of ways it seems most appropriate. it also accounts for the areas that are expected to matter from the decisi

through the great leadership of this board as well as director riskin and director hayley, we are well positioned now to really address some of those major concerns in this next two-year budget cycle through two major initiatives. one is the opening of central subway which is expected to open bit end of 2019. super exciting. obviously we've been waiting a long time for that project. it's going to have improvements to the k and t lines. and the second is implementing putting into service 64 new expansion rail cars which will allow us to increase capacity on all of our rail lines and directly address some of those crowding conditions and issues that we're hearing from our riders and we already have five of those new rail cars in service and there are apps people have created so you can find when the new rail cars come into your station. there's a lot of buzz around this and some real excitement in the city for these improvements. the second major group of improvements we're looking at is the equity strategy. as you recall, this was first, the policy was adopted by this board of 2014 and

as well as an interagency working team.you can see right now we're at that hopefully rather prominent target in the middle, bringing you this interim step of the vision and recognizing there are still years of work that lie ahead of us. the vision has definitely been brought to you by a very wide variety of out reach methods dating back to the subway vision over a year and a half ago. the effort is involved, everything from focus groups to online ads to pop-ups and other types of engagement efforts. and we've reached over 5,000 folks online. our focus groups included in language events for over end as well as reaching over 100 folks contacted through various c.b.o.s in the city. one of the things that's extremely unique in my opinion about connect s.f. is it is using a scenario planning process and i certainly wouldn't want to trivialize the difficulty right now of doing long range transportation planning. there are a lot of moving parts. obviously people are very focused on technology and vehicle technology in particular.

carries as many as ten nuclear warheads as well as decoys and counter-measures its speed in service for nigh on food see years now he's time for something new something a little more powerful. a swedish zoo was receiving death threats for their controversial practice of culling healthy animals as zoo's director though says it's regrettable but necessary. yeah think it's the best way of taking care of the animals he says to let them breed. and sometimes they got surplus and sometimes we need to euthanize. we serve really scold the coastline and a lot of those think animals shouldn't get killed on the rock hunters the field animals that i've been to that says several times it's a beautiful place and i take my kids and you know this is something that is a regrettable but this soon needs to kill animals for food is no reason why a woman's rights has information that is terrible for those people just don't understand how to run the zoo. the russian presidential elections are less than a week away just a moment speak to one of the contenders. manufacture consent to instill public wealth. when

roberts as well as mr. oxford as well as socom as the coordinating authority on how we are prioritizing and how we are focusing and how we are synthesizing our efforts to ensure that we are getting at the most significant threats in the most effective manner possible. >> i can certainly echo what mr. rapuano said . combating wmd development in my view requires that the offices coordinate closely. i am happy to report that i think our cooperation and coordination is outstanding. my office serves as the principal point of contact in the office of undersecretary for acquisition sustainment for the counter wmd issues and we develop again in coordination with the officer mr. rapuano , policies and we make recommendations among other things the u.s. nuclear weapons, medical and nonmedical defense, safety and security, chemical and biological agents, safety and save destruction of current chemical weapons up all -- stockpile. i think that relationship will grow stronger over time as we continue to look to other ag

try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. k of entering the job force as a treasure hunt. you can only go to your next clue and more will be revealed. follow your instincts, listen to your gut, follow your heart, do what makes you happy and pragmatic and see where it takes you and get to the next place. trust if you want to do good in this world, that testimony. good morning. we're going to begin our program. and as always, remember that we're in the presence of god. first of all, my name is sister mary kiefer, i'm the vice president for mission integration for st. mary's medical center and the bay area center of dignity health. i'd like to welcome all of you today. in my world i would say this is the day the lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad because it took a lot of work to get to this point. and great blessings to the partnerships with the city and county of san francisco and ucsf. as is our practice, we step back from the busyness of the day and tap into our spiritual side. it's my pleasure to offer this dedication

as well. so, you know, we do have a general guideline of being able to meet people in the community on a monthly basis. so there are people who are fairly stable in the community and the service can be every other month or quarterly or a phone call. it is based on need but that case-ratio is generally what it has been and it is fairly manageable. >> ok. i guess -- go ahead. >> just a couple more questions. i noticed that brilliant office vent relatively modest. it's about $2500 a month. and so rupp in the building or have a long temple lease? >> yeah. so, brilliant corners has been a space at 1390 market, which is right down the street here and those are going to be, you know, current numbers. we are spending now. so yeah. we've been in long-term lease at this location. >> and finally, she is making too much. and no longer qualified for this programme. does that happen with any kind of regularity, is that ok for this programme? >> it has not arised for anybody to make income, to be able to ren

this is easy to get for your iphone as well as android users. it's a good way to keep track of our radar as well as what's going on where you are. >>> a walnut creek john muir medical center is fully cooperating with police after the arrest of a newsing assistant accused of sexual battery against a patient. coddy baca turned himself in last friday. walnut creek police say he was working at john muir last year when a patient there made a sexual assault claim against him. baca also faces burglary charges. in its statement john muir says it takes all patient complaints seriously. >>> the reverend billy graham will be la id to rest in a private funeral service. graham died last week at the age of 99. president trump is expected to attend today's service being held inside a tent in the main parking lot of the billy graham library in charlotte. his son says that graham would have thought the funeral was eye little too elaborate. >> he would say this is too much about billy graham. he wouldn't be happy. he wanted it to be more about the lord jesus chri

both now as well as where things go in the future. as far as what value can the bible bring to people. >> host: well, another quote that you have here at the museum, and this is from the narrative of frederick douglass. i am left in the hottest hell of unending slavery. o god, save me. god, deliver me. let me be free. is there any god? and why am i a slave? >> guest: yeah. frederick douglass, i mean, was a powerful orator, and certainly you look at him for, to read through his writings, it's stirring. it really is. and i think part of what's challenging is, you know, he stands up with a great social critique in the south, and i mentioned earlier the bible often times has been used for oppression as well as liberty. i mean, he's living in a society where in the south oftentimes, you know, many of these folks are preachers that are saying that god has ordained, you know, slavery and appealing to sections of the bible like with noah and this curse on ham and saying that, you know, god has cursed a people. and as they apply it to their ow

economy and companies as well as consumers. the dow falling for a third straight day and posting it's third day losing streak of the year, the index closing down to 24,608. ll bean will no longer sell guns or ammunition to anyone under the age of 21. it joins walmart and dick's sporting goods in changing policy in the wake of the florida school shooting. ll bean only sells firearms at its flagship store in maine and does not sell assault weapons and handguns. rei has stopped selling products made by vista. rei does not sell guns or ammo in its stores. >>> uber has launched a new service to offer rides to and from the hospital or doctor's office. rides are assigned from a centralized dashboard and uber health does not require riders to have the uber app or a smartphone. reports show some 3.6 million people miss appointments each year due to the lack of available transportation. marcus and kris, back over to you. >> that's a lot of people. i hadn't thought about that. thank you, landon. >>> amazon quietly rolled out a program to

we all need tiger back and the fact rory has hit some form with other players as well like jason day,a ct what i thought was fantastic was the fact stenson, rose and rory mcilroy we re fact stenson, rose and rory mcilroy were all in the frame, it bodes brilliantly for the ryder cup in september too. the masters starts on the 5th of april and cannot come soon enough. britain's laura davies said she hoped people would stop asking her when she planned to retire, after she finished tied for second at the founders cup in phoenix, arizona. she's 5a now, and she would've become the oldest champion in lpga history if she'd won it but she finished five shots behind inbee park. davies hasn't given up on the challenge yet, though — she says she still feels she can hit the ball as well as most of the best players out there. england bowler stuart broad has told the bbc that he has no plans to retire from international cricket any time soon. england are preparing for the first test against new zealand, which gets under way in the early hours of thursday morning. broad is 31 but he already has set h

make a much larger public space as well as aplaza space that brings you up to that in a visible way. >> we worked on the playground to make it safe and invited and added more open space >> the area will be connected with the neighborhood. [inaudible] much better space for everyone. >> why is such a fundamental part [inaudible] could be thought of as columns and beams [inaudible] the areas that you walk to check in prior to [inaudible] all those activities [inaudible] opposed to [inaudible] we thought of ways to bring light into these occupied spaces including skylights and [inaudible] highest level of [inaudible] recycled steel. the concrete is [inaudible] >> we will be harvesting all the rain water and storm water and reusing it. >> in [inaudible] they extend down into the aquifer level of the water level which means water is being pumped out to remove the pressure and there are over 15 million gallons of water per year that maus coney center pumps out so the water is wasted. our idea is disconnect the ground water system from the [inaudible] and reuse the water and save and preserv

and it tasked us with proposing policies to regulate commercial cannabis activity, as well as coordinating the city's agencies implementation of that regulatory structure moving forward, and as we all know there are a number of departments in san francisco, just like you guys experience the permitting process associated with that, we see the same sort of permitting activity on our side. so the office of cannabis is also meant to serve, just like the entertainment commission, as the entry point and final permit for cannabis business activity. so, you know, in response to all of this, the office of cannabis, in consultation with then mayor lee and multiple supervisors put forward a draft regulatory structure and land use controls, and that was very much informed by the work of the task force, and that went through a pretty robust but very quick legislative approval process at the end of last year, and through multiple commissions. it sat for 30 days for comment, and then, it went to committees and the full board. and that was passed in early december, implemented starting january 5th of this

do they have power domestically as well as internationally? tom: essential -- banks the central bank has clout. 5.7balance sheet is trillion dollars worth of assets larger than any other major central bank, and if you take into consideration that the pboc is playing a role not just domestically in looking at interest rates for example or keeping a cap on the debt pile, but internationally as well, it has been playing a more assertive role, whether that is underpinning the belt and road initiative, supporting china's development bank, which has its own balance sheet of 2.3 trillion u.s. dollars. there are those domestic reforms but the international push as uanl to see the u.n. -- the y used more widely in the economy. the pboc has holdings of about $1.2 trillion worth of u.s. treasuries, which could potentially be used as leverage against washington, so that is something to bear in mind. he told journalists he will continue the policies of his , saying stability whiskey and prudent monetary policy. continuity in a central bank that has more cl

as well as confirmed by the o.p.c. w. stating that any insinuation to the contrary is effectively undermining that international body which in itself confirmed that russia did get rid of its chemical stockpiles last year the actual investigation itself into this is been going on now for two weeks what's the latest on that it's been it's been two weeks of course since the former russian double agent with the script now obviously. in the u.k. now in hospital as well as his daughter you were. poisoned allegedly by a nerve agent there in critical condition several other people witnesses a police officer as well had symptoms of poisoning by that subs. one of them sergeant by the remains critical in hospital as well in a very serious condition since then that investigation has been ongoing what's what's key here is there is a criminal investigation it's in its sheer complexity it's the largest investigation of one of the largest of its kind in caldera policing in the u.k. two hundred fifty police officers working on the case de

and i wonder is that where we're headed as well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors concern just about the prayer for balance or being neutral is about being truthful. chinese for golf and i. all.

the emancipation proclamation itself is riddled with many biblical references as well. a really cool dynamic case insert here is what is known as the can better it space new testament. what happenedo when america declared independence. the english ceased to supply america with goods. something happened from the north and the south. what was established with the confederate state bible society. the first new testament printed from the confederate state bible society. the soldiers read their bibles. southy important to the as it was to the north. so today, we found out two hours ago that billy graham had passed away. he is a very strong and influential person in only for just spiritual principles that he brought to us, but the support of the civil rights movement as well. he invited dr. martin luther king jr. to preach at one of his revival sermons. would be nothere segregation, no separation. we have been fortunate enough that the billy graham library had graciously lent to us a new testament that had longed to billy graham. and he used to prepare sermons with. and also t

coming off 880 as well as the maze at the east shore freeway as well. a smooth flow of traffic for the rails as well. b.a.r.t. has no more delays reported. they recovered in west oakland. back to hayward. >>> topping the news the 6:00 hour that breaking news in the east bay where guests were scared out of their beds and evacuated because of a fire. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at america's best value inn in hayward. bob, i know you continue to ask those questions out there. what else have you been able to find out and who have you been able to talk to? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and kris. i've talked to a number of people staying at the hotel overnight when the fire started around 4:00 and a couple people mentioned hearing this window that blew out from the second floor room there, that room is where the fire started. as you can see a hayward fire investigator is in there trying to figure out the cause. we've spoken with the fire chief and he says there does not appear to be anything suspicious about the fire. they have spoke

it also owns and produces porsche as well as bentley, as well as audi, as well as mike matheny.. so a lot of cars. they are made in europe. tears of 2.5% on those imports. of 2.5% on those imports. i want to focus on volkswagen stock. take a look at the graphic dashboard. it is up 1% today. stocks across europe are getting this morning. you can see the one day change. 0.99% is the gain. year to date, down 5% over the past 12 months. up 15%. very interesting stuff to watch right now. 25 buys as opposed to only four sells. analysts like this stock because of the incredible acids it's got that may not be fully priced, like lamborghini, late porsche, like bentley and maybe even big body. interesting stock to watch. president donald trump will take is most aggressive actions yet against russia today. he is likely to announce the expulsion of dozens of diplomats from the u.s.. a former russian spy living in the u.k.. theing us from moscow, economics team leader. what is the current state of u.s. russian relations? although it seems like many in the u.s. government are concerned about

they receive 24 hours nursing care and meals as well as comprehensive activities as well as other amenities. >>> posttraumatic disorder affects 8 million people in the u.s. 37% of people experience symptoms that are considered severe. most of these symptoms are triggered by traumatic events such as combat. symptoms include trouble sleeping, anger outbursts, bad dreams, flashbacks and others. treatment includes psychotherapy and [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: the mayor of california calls [ inaudible ] wong a [ inaudible ]. his sister says she saw the facts of combat on wong when he returned. >> i think that was hard for him because when i saw him i barely recognize him. >> reporter: he was in active service from may 2010 to august 2013. he was deployed from afghanistan from april [ inaudible ] and received numerous medals. >> he said days ago that he says he can't believe that he is in a safe place. clearly the idea of being able to step out and not have [ inaudible ] around you. >> reporter: he went back to the home after being kicked out two weeks ago. the reality is there may be even more t

young people juveniles who haven't asked pressures as a as well in their in their lives i mean haven't those growing up as you know teenagers have all the the social issues that are going on that they have to deal with what would your advice be and the one thing definitely we're urging people to do is that if you feel that you were subjected to air race or hate incidents based on your or sometimes even based on your looks based on your sexuality based on your religion based on your color based on the language you speak race on the x. and there's a lot that actually kids and younger generation pick up on and keep inside them or not talk about it but you feel that you're targeted for any reason whatsoever to speak to an adult to speak to your teacher at school seek out and speak to someone who trust that would be able to escalate it's very there i mean we again in schools and we're happy to support our young people with we have produced just now actually today before we spoke it kind of the guide for young people that will go out on social media for them to actually be able to be support

more than half are children aged two to thirteen very tragically we do have some witness accounts as well let's take a look at some footage taken from inside of that building as the fire raged. just west of that. if you will in this to. this when you. was a task. thank you it's not we don't. want to see you but you say we should you can't instead of going to the showers into the showers does not. mean nothing to leave. when you put a lid. on the issue with what is good because you pretty. much tell you. how much you think the. movie didn't visit. over a dramatic witness account there and how and footage we saw earlier of thick black smoke billowing from windows people jumping out as we heard to try to escape. that fire escapes may not have been working properly systems may not have been working the woman there saying that the cinema was effectively became death traps people were not given any help to go to the area i want to panic inside work and just imagine you know the sort of sheer terror that would have been going through is people mind so sixty nine as we say missing hopefully as ma

the ideology of the district as well as the partisans. the figure shows the number of republican candidates who ran for congress between 2000 and 2012 who were at least as moderate the number of olympia snowe's and they ran in the most liberal district. the most conservative if public partisanship. a larger number of olympia snowe's liberal districts. and mark liberal partnerships. with the most conservative republican partnerships. we must also keep in mind that these figures spin seven election cycles. the more general pattern is the very few olympia snowe are running. of the nearly 4,000 republican candidates who ran during this time only 228 or 6% were at least as moderate as olympia snowe. it matters relatively little. when we look at the democrats this figure shows a number of democratic across the same different types of districts. the numbers echo those on the republican side. a larger number of candidates like john tanner ran in conservative districts and in districts with the most conservative democratic partisans. in a smaller

as well. all evacuated because of that activity going on. the officers with the guns drawn as they continue on try to figure out the situation. as we were talking to someone the golf course. they said they may use a helicopter in that area so we're continuing to monitor that as well. >> and we're confirming that the gunman does in fact have three hostages. he is dressed in black and entered fwhorng 10:20 is when we got the first reports. we have crews headed to the scene as well to bring you live pictures. we were attempting to launch our nbc bay area sky ranger but it is so foggy outside, it is making it difficult. it is a quaint little area. you see the green area. that's the golf course right next door to the veterans home. and we talked to jason boldt from the golf course. they had to evacuate the driving range. >> but he really didn't hear anything. they told minimum they needed to evacuate the golf course. and as he said, those who had to streak golf course were probably able to get out.

i think we raced very well as a team.of thrown together at the last minute but i think we played to each other‘s strengths, and, yeah, we won. and jack carlin picked up a silver in the individual sprint, to go with his silver in the team event. it's his first world championships and he did really well to reach well to reach the final. we are getting closer to the heavyweight unification super fight that all boxing fans want to see. that is after deontay wilder retained his bout last night. later this month, anthony joshua puts two of his belts on the line againstjoshua parker in cardiff. then we will see if the anthony joshua deontay wilder bout can be made. wilder wants it but he is not convinced about the joshua camp. his promoter doesn't want that fight and after tonight, he definitely isn't going to want it. but it's going to be up to you guys, the fans. i've spoken enough about this. i really don't want to talk about the dude any more because i've said all i need to say. and after tonight, i don't need to say no more

as well as clarifying dda rules regarding impact fees and other project requirements. on the operating cost side of things, we're look at a shared property management opportunities, shared services opportunities between sites, and pooled replacement reserves or pooled operating reserves. and each of these have their own challenges, and in part as we develop more and more sites, some of these become greater opportunities within the island as a community, but for the first one or two sites out the door, the opportunities to -- to leverage shared property management resources or shared services is more limited. of course modular construction is the -- the opportunity that is out there that i think holds the most promise and the most -- captures the most interest and discussion. our presentation last fall followed on the heels of the controller's office issuing their comparative analysis for the potential benefits for modular housing. the -- kind of the key findings for that greatly summarized from our october discussion are that there are the opportunities for modest cost

we had standard chartered as well as judy and stephen.s the only push pushing for business interests. that meant a global trade. he is someone respected by wall street as well as the business community. it is a blow. taxs a big advocate of the changes and helped push those that occurred at the end of last year. the president even thanking him on several occasions for that. business comes amid other changes. it's going to be a difficult time. he will be somewhat difficult to replace. we are hearing the white house might impose more tariffs as punishment for ip theft. what measures are they talking about here? addition toare in the tariffs we have been talking about for several days. , in effect,be punishment for what the u.s. and trump administration as china's theft of intellectual property rights. be imposing a new set of tariffs, a new set of percentage import on imports across a wide range of products. with electronic products, clothing, shoes. and this would, again, take effect along with the other tariffs. analysts are saying that th

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as well as her sense of the injustice of women that kept her moving this forward so stories like this are important. or all of us. >> and inclusion on the us military. >> absolutely. and george marshall, one of the reasons why the women's army car was formed in the 1940s and then later integrated with the whole army in the 70s is because george marshall knew the hello girls. they took his phone calls. >> i think as well, in 2016, they worked in a very female veterans or something.>> one more time. yes. so my 2016, these women, they finally got recognized along with the women of world war ii were known as the wasps. they were service pilots and the barry goldwater, he had been a pilot inworld war ii as well . and he couldn't believe the women pilots of world war ii get what he got. so they advanced their legislation of the hello girls in the wasps, they went in together on the same piece oflegislation . then arlington announced, we're just running out of space so the wasps weren't real soldiers anyhow so they won't be buried here.as recent as two years ago, i'm sorry i forget the name.