i assume it wasn't a cost-sharing arrangement?g anything. you paid the full amount? the pilot said he wasn't aware that mr ibbotson was asked to fly but did you ever think, i should know who that pilot was? when you find a taxi and the taxi comes, you don't ask them, do you have your driving licence? you don't even think about these things. i was just thinking about getting the boys back home. for people to try and verify the pilot, when the man is dead, is a disgrace, i think. pilot, when the man is dead, is a disgrace, ithink. i don't pilot, when the man is dead, is a disgrace, i think. i don't hold anybody responsible, because it was anybody responsible, because it was a tragic accident. mccague recently attended sala's funeral in and he and his son mark, say they are willing to forego the £1.5 million they were due to receive. is there anything about it you regret or feel responsible for all would do differently? i don't see howl responsible for all would do differently? i don't see how i would have done anything any different

i. assume. that i mean that you know i'm willing you know i look at most law that i mean else as it was younger than exactly reporting all and then very open i read about i know what i could there be over the next year leave it in venezuela is a good book and we import on the book at them being we are in you know going to get your legs if. they will not only that they will no posters you don't say must you know i mean i don't know my jewelry you can go to put it on we see and they can go to. a lot of the op will either go. in for cohen in only go by do you say so you see absolutely no possibility of negotiations with nicolas muddle to reach an agreement. about what you say you want which is new elections and a transition to a democratic government and who most in going to have your preferences and it was a few minutes with rice and madison who really see that. they are serious and with her for who you are his. yeah there are but i mean there is someone who you were at a galaxy that i thought they

i. assume. i mean the you know i'm willing you know i look at most of that i mean alice as it was young going to learn exactly to put it all and then video but i read about i'm not like a davy i didn't exude leave it in venezuela is a good look and we put it on the book about them being. going to get your legs. they will not only that they will know opals you and they must you know i mean i don't know my jewellery you can go to put it on and we see in the good border. a lot of the op wanted to go. in for call and in only go by do you say so you see absolutely no possibility of negotiations with nicolas muddle to reach an agreement . about what you say you want which is new elections and a transition to a democratic government and he was in going to have your preferences and it was a few minutes with rice and medicine. and with the for who you are his. yeah but i mean there is someone who you were at a galaxy that i thought they were and they will look at you at that arraignment so much they're go

david: i assume the income was not the same. christine: it was like divided by 10. that's what it was. ,ut i loved it, because it was i think it was a job that i most enjoyed in government, actually, selling france around the world, and president chirac, -- president knew i was coming out of corporate life, but he had a lot of respect for me and i had a huge respect for him. minister ofto be agriculture, which i had no clue about, but i was prepared to learn. david: you did that for a few months. christine: i did that for two months. he asked me to be minister of agriculture because he knew it was going to be a hot potato and he wanted somebody who was acquainted with difficult international things. david: you were doing it for two months and they give you another job. you probably did such a good job. [laughter] christine: a reshuffling called by elections. david: were you the first woman to be a finance minister in western europe? christine: yes. i was the first finance minister for a g7 country and, you know, of many countries, actually. david: you were a lawyer b

no i think people are taken out of context because he says finally the people decide to just rule i assume. the elections and the people decide fair but i think in terms of the make additions of a few either within the party or the but the. democratic process of what they will be attempts i don't claim to be given one hundred percent support even within the good inquisition some will feel the position to threaten that some with the old we are doing things will be checked and i don't deny that because i come as an essentially is a reformer and they have started it and i think i need to complete that process let's broaden out a bit more to the region and you have been a very strong critic of suchi. of myanmar. malaysia has been at the forefront together with chuck and a few other countries in terms of providing relief for the wearing of muslim refugees. what is your stance with regards to what's happening there in terms of accusations of i think cleansing through the muslim minority in myanmar. it has been established for international community observers international media about ethnic cle

i assume this is because there are mounting costs —— £60 million. mounting costs —— £60 millionm started off being 33 million and now it is announced as 60 billion and rising. we had crossrail which cost 15 million and has been part for at least a year, i don't know what will happen but they always talk about hsz happen but they always talk about hs2 about speed but it's about capacity, i used to go to europe and you get a fast train straight in to munich, they have much better infrastructures than we have and this is about improving the infrastructure in britain which is lamentable, especially across the country, i wouldn't like to try and get a country, i wouldn't like to try and geta train country, i wouldn't like to try and get a train to hull tonight.|j country, i wouldn't like to try and get a train to hull tonight. i never understood, what i thought they were saying is you get to birmingham faster and you would get to manchester faster but the manchester bit will no longer happen. come back to this at 11:30pm. we are skipping over a couple be

i. assume you find all this for a while and i already. fine . but. the fact. that. the silence has been disturbed. beneath this. is one of scandinavia so large just iron ore deposits. and it's driving a wedge between those seeking wealth. and those defending their way of life. art gallery a witness documentary on a jersey and. for nine hundred forty six to nine hundred fifty eight the united states detonated dozens of atomic bombs in the marshall islands when the us was getting ready to clean up and leave at least nine hundred seventy s. they picked the pit that had been left by one of the smaller atomic explosions and dumped a lot of this to tony and other radioactive waste into the pit the bottom of the dome it's permeable soil there was nowhere for to line it and therefore the sea water is inside the dome when this dome was built there was no factoring in sea level rises caused by climate change now every day when the tide rolls out radioactive isotopes from underneath the die roll out with it. really we're not talking just the marshall islands we're talking the

official intelligence soon be doing my job and what about designers doctors and bus drivers will they i assume do their work major advances are currently being made in ai technology and experts say it will radically transform the way we work could we all lose our jobs or is that just paranoia talking that's our topic on shift today. the mckinsey global institute predicts that up to three hundred seventy five million people may lose their jobs to computers and robots hello i'm an ai t.v. presenter i say whatever i'm programmed to say taking over from here paul. looks like i can pretty much already do my job this rebel presenter was developed by china is she who a news agency and is modeled on a real t.v. host the advantage is this fellow never makes mistakes and never gets tired which saves money. take a bunch of different jobs today seventy one percent of all work to us is still performed by humans with machines doing the other twenty nine percent but a study by the world economic forum estimates that by twenty twenty five the majority of costs could be performed by machines and some jobs have

but donald trump employed him for years i assume because he was a liar, at least in part, and would donald trump. i mean it's hard to get reputable lawyers to, you know, do your hush money agreements. >> right. it's not every day -- your every day attorney doesn't go and say which porn star are we paying off this week, and let me call the national enquirer and take care of this and that for you. cohen's specific kill set, he has a very specific set of skills and a lot of them involve things donald trump didn't want out there in the world. and he's going to be able to point to these things and say this draws a full picture. >> but it's interesting to me michael cohen has not had a cooperation agreement, so he's not been willing to come clean about everything, i assume to protect a father-in-law or whatever -- whoever he's still trying to protect. >> you know, the interesting thing is, you know -- in mob cases they always wrap up the accountant. weisselberg's testifying. then they wrap up the consigliere. michael cohen is that figr for the last ten, 12 years of donald trump's life. there

actually, before we move on it the next item, if i may just address two issues with you. assuming there's no other board members who wish to. one, obviously we heard a lot of from the taxi industry and issues about transparency. i ask if mr. turn since he's not the general comments could be passed along to her. i know there's policy issues here but transparency to our valued taxi drivers say must and if she can know those issues are there to be addressed. i didn't want to ask about the issue mr. lee raised which seems like a pressing issue. i assume the issue because the "n" is a two-car train when it pulls into the platform at the beach the disabled this disabled portion is in the front and can't serve is that the issue? >> that's the issue with our key stops throughout the system. the system designed is not a universal design so it requires the use of the front door. >> commissioner: and i think mr. lee was gracious and said i wish i would have known. i don't know personally. i regret i haven't focussed on this more personally. is there a communication plan that lets folks in wh

if the right honourable gentleman is so concerned about avoiding no deal i assume that when avoidingdeal is brought back from the european union this next time then he and his members of the snp in this house will be voting for a deal in order to support the future of the united kingdom. once again, the right honourable gentleman talks about the... economic impact on scotla nd about the... economic impact on scotland of leaving the eu, and talks are virtually in the same breath about his view that scotland should be independent for the —— from the uk. and it may raise cheers on the benches, but it would not raise cheers from those in scotland whose future depends on being a member of the uk. order! of course there is enormous interest. as per usual i want to accommodate it. can ijust appeal to usual i want to accommodate it. can i just appeal to colleagues usual i want to accommodate it. can ijust appeal to colleagues at this time, with the country watching us, let's have a robust but respectful debate. it is perfectly possible for colleagues to make their points with considerable fo

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and what about designers doctors and bus drivers will they i assume do their work major advances are currently being made in ai technology and experts say it will radically transform the way we work could we all lose our jobs or is that just paranoia talking that's our topic on shift today.

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that's why i wonder, is there a way if the president vetoes this, i assume you guys are not doing anythingr. if this is the way this ends, why will anything happen? tell me i'm wrong. >> i'm not going to because it's with no expectations that we will get anything done. >> you made a promise to take over the house. i take health care. i feel like if there is one promise you have to be caught keeping, it's that one. >> we will passe lot of important legislation starting with universal background checks and deal with an infrastructure bill and work on health care and do something with prescription drug prices. i don't know if we will expand medicare, but we will talk about that. what our goal is to show over the next two years, what a democratic-controlled government would look like. display our vision. >> you feel that's one of your jobs in the 2019 year is to show the country if you elect a democratic president, this is what they look like. >> exactly. to show we can govern. we have six or eight months to demonstrate that and pass things through the house and pass things that are reasonable

david: when you graduated, the nfl did not draft you, i assume. kevin: i had to make other plans.avid: they made a mistake, they did not draft you. kevin: they were right. david: you wanted to build a company, but where was the idea that came to your head about having a t-shirt that would be better for football players? kevin: i never understood why we wear a shortsleeved cotton t-shirt and a longsleeved cotton t-shirt. the people looked at apparel as another t-shirt as a way to thinking as equipment to enhance your performance and make you better. i sweat like a pig so i needed one. david: how did you go about the idea of designing something or getting somebody to design something to get what you wanted to do? kevin: i went to a local fabric store. i got a piece of women's lingerie. i said do you make anything like this, this synthetic stretch material? what if you made that for the upper body? the woman at the store in minnesota fabrics of college park, i bought what she had. i took the fabric to a local tailor in beltsville, maryland and said could you make me as many t-shirts

the slope i hit had three tracks through it already so i assumed itús safe obviously it wasn't.here were no serious injuries reported. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... caught on camera... a massive pile-up sends 40 cars stuck on snow-filled roads. the details coming up. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. welcome back to the kron four morning news. today's movie news includes the latest big award winners, and a new look at a certain flying elephant. here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. (nat-spanish dialogue, music) another big win for "roma!" the alfonso cuaron movie was named best film at the bafta awards... cuaron also won the directing and cinematography prizes. "the favourite" led the way with seven bafta awards, including leading actress for olivia colman, and supporting actress for rachel weisz (vice). rami malek won leading actor for "bohemian rhapsody," while mahershala ali captured supporting actor for "green book.""and now, introducing our world-famous flyi

i assume that they were at the names of the special ops guys that were on that mission, and includedhe names on the list and confirmed that they were navy seals. to protect their identities, we are obscuring their names. the pentagon would not comment on the list, saying "we will not discuss our tactics, techniques, and procedures." several sources with experience in special forces operations told us that even taking a list of full names on a mission was a grave mistake. back in the village, two years after the raid, the family says they still do not understand why the united states attacked their village. the yemeniis i've spoken to, all of them had a common fear, a fear of something that is completely out of their control, the drone strikes, the raids, adding to the massive fear and confusion that they are already feeling in this complicated war. since the raid, there have been further drone strikes. including a strike that hit this car and killed the driver. this sheikh's house has been hit three times. he said three of his bodyguards were killed. he remains in hiding. for the fam

the slope i hit had three tracks through it already so i assumed itús safe obviously it wasn't.") that was kiersten nunez reporting. there were no serious injuries reported.reported. wasn't." (ken) that was kiersten nunez reporting. there were no serious injuries reported. up next.. from start to finish .. female recording artists shined during last night's grammy awards .. and bay area stars also took the spotlight .. details next. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. (ken) it was music's big night as the 61st grammy awards were handed out in los angeles. the bay area was well represented.. h.e.r - whose real name is gabriella wilson - is from vallejo .. she won best r-and-b album and r-and-b performance..(pam) fantastic negrito from oakland won for best contemporary blues album.. rick damigella has more on the big winners in our music monday segment. "this is love. this is life. this is living. this is light. and all beca

david: when you graduated, the nfl did not draft you, i assume. kevin: i had to make other plans.avid: they made a mistake, they did not drop you. kevin: they were right. david: you wanted to build a company, but where was the idea that came to your head about having a t-shirt that would be better for football players? kevin: i never understood why we wear a short sleeved cotton t-shirt and a longsleeved cotton t-shirt. the people looked at apparel as another t-shirt as a way to thinking as equipment to enhance your performance and make you better. i sweat like a pig so i needed one. david: how did you go about the idea of designing something or getting somebody to design something to get what you wanted to do? kevin: i went to a local fabric store. i got a piece of women's lingerie. i said do you make anything like this, this synthetic stretch material? what if you made that for the upper body? the woman at the store in minnesota fabrics of college park, i bought what she had. i took the fabric to a local tailor in beltsville, maryland and said could you make me as many t-shirts

says i extend an unreserved apology for a comment, which in the context of, on—the—field rivalry, i assumedwas attempting to break, through my own tension, when i said tojoe root, "why are you smiling at me? do you like boys?" joe root and i have since spoken, and i am comforted by the fact that, there are no hard feelings, between us. i embrace this as a learning experience, and as an opportuity for myself, and all athletes to recognise the need for sensitivity. the landmark case of caster semenya will face a crucial moment next week when the court of arbitration for sport hears the south african athlete's challenge to a proposed iaaf rule that aims to restrict the levels of testosterone in female runners. the iaaf issued a statement last night denying one media report that it wanted to call semenya a ‘biological male'... even though she'd still be classified as a female. 0ur sports editor dan roan explains. it was back in 2015 that the iaaf which required athletes with dsd or differences of sexual development undergo medication, to bring elevated testosterone levels down, because they fel

i assume the president wasn't watching. did you talk about those appearances with anyone at the white house? >> i did not talk about my appearances on cnn. >> did you talk about your views of the mueller investigation with anyone at the white house? >> i did not talk about my views of the mueller investigation at the white house in this time period, essentially may of 2017, until i joined the department of justice in october of 2017. >> throughout that process, did you ever communicate with -- here's the question. by my count, you made six comments in op-eds, talk radio or cable news critical of the special counsel between the time you interviewed in june 2017 and the time you were hired as chief of staff to the attorney general. did you ever use any intermediaries, did you have anyone -- since the president didn't know, did you have anyone communicate with the white house or anyone at the white house, either staff members, friends or others, to let them know exactly where you stood as expressed in at least those six public

so i assume the president wasn't watching. did you talk about those appearances with anyone at the white house? >> i did not talk about my appearances on cnn. >> did you talk about your views of the mueller investigation with anyone at the white house? >> i did not talk about my views of the mueller investigation with anyone at the white house in this time period, essentially may of 2017 until i joined the department of justice in october of 2017. >> and when you -- throughout that process, did you ever communicate with any -- here's the question. by my count, you made six comments critical of the special counsel between the time you interviewed in june 2017 and the time you were hired as chief of staff to the attorney general. did you ever use any intermediaries, did you have anyone, since the president didn't know, did you have anyone communicate with the white house or anyone at the white house, either staff members, friends, or others, to let them know exactly where you stood as expressed in at least those six public statem

i assume the committee voted in favor of our adopting this proposal? >> that's correct. >> thank you. directors any questions? i have one small request, mr. ballard, as we focus on service and get the report if you can replay what was presented to us today and what the focus is and if any of the c.a.c. have recommendations for things we should be doing, please pass them along. >> certainly. >> thank you. good to see you. any public comment on the c.a.c. report? seeing none public comment is closed. item 9, ms. boomer. >> clerk: opportunities to address the board to matters within their jurisdiction of the board and not on the agenda. starting with mr. whiner. >> the podium is yours yet again. >> you guys probably got a memo on the difficulty of get clipper card. i was passed around like a football and trying to get a card. i finally got the right person and i was informed i would get a new clipper card. i had lost mine in 10 days. i spent over an hour on the phone trying to get the clarification of this and it was really infuriating and of course i was

think i would ever get taken back into san francisco for work because i left here in to college i assumedould work as a dancer either los angeles, new york cichicago to find actual work then when i got the call i didn't even realize there was a tour going to san francisco. you're going to be in hamilton i thought great which one. because there are four productions now. five including london and oh going to san francisco for a year. couldn't believe it. >> i was lucky enough to see hamilton when it came through last year. everyone around me new every word to every song. what does the audience participation do for you as an actor on the stage? >> a very unique experience for musical theater because with an audience that is so encapsulated by every seeing the whole show is singing no point in the show where we stop. >> no downtime. >> exactly. as soon as it starts to open a number everyone is going it's that number and you hear people singing along. people chimed right in it really just fulfills that energy which is great because as a dancer in the show, not in all musical theater to be get

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i assume the legislative branch will have something to say about this. how can you stop him?at money from somewhere. we're hearing from the relief of the wildfires, the terrible disaster relief for puerto rico. i don't know how anybody who has any sense of empathy can think that's a good idea to take the money away. i don't know how you can't feel for people in puerto rico who are, by the way, american citizens, how you can't feel for the people who have gone through these wildfires and disaster after kissdisaster in californi. we will do everything we can legislative legislatively. you played the clip of speaker pelosi. from the time we were sworn in on january 3rd in the majority, nancy pelosi has been running rings around donald trump, and she's doing it in heels. i can tell you that i have faith that she is the leader of the democratic caucus. we will do what we can to make sure we are fair to people, that we are doing the right thing. i have faith in her leadership that we'll get that right. >> congresswoman, you and i talk quite a bit, i would say, and you've been someb

i assume that we're going to do what we can to counsel the employees, particularly the station agent involved to make sure there is no lasting damage to that person and thank them for their quick service. i assume also we're going to look at the barrier and revisit whether the barrier needs to be change or what safety upgrades need to be made to the station? >> noted and we'll make sure that the counseling is on the list. that is under discussion as well as evaluation of the circumstances around the area. >> chair heinicke: then asking what is a very object obvious question, i'll asket, on the bus substitution for the t-third line will that have affect on other bus service or the ability to put coaches out on the other lines? >> we're making every effort to ensure that is not -- that service remains at the level we expect it to for the rest of the city. i will note that 83 and e line service will be cancelled during this period so the operators can be used to support service to ensure it doesn't come from other areas of the city. >> chair heinicke: at the risk of stating the obvious,

i assume you had top secret security clearance. what do you think about this story? >> i still do.gust of this year because of what i said on cnn -- >> august of last year. >> of last year. the president threatened my clearance. not because i did anything inappropriate, not because i took money from the wrong people, but because of what i said. would one question, why was it senior officials in the white house seemed to think mr. kushner shouldn't have a clearance. is it because he talked to the wrong people or because he took money from the wrong people and didn't declare it? not just a question of the process, the question of why. i was attacked by the president because of what i said. mr. kushner i suspect had a security clearance that was suspect because the of what he did. why. what is it. >> as far as you know, do you still have security clearance? >> not as far as i do. i do. the president threatened me. too much of a coward. if you want to take it away, let's go. it is because of what i said, first amendment. not because of what jared kushner did. where is his money from an

i assume you are parked and shot this. could you tell us what went through your mind, especially if you're with your daughter? >> yes, honestly, i've never seen anything like this before. you know, you always have very different fires in the city. i've been here a long time so i've seen a number and never seen flames this high and this intense, and even now, it's still ongoing, and there doesn't seem to be any abatement from it and there's trucks and construction crews digging up the road, so it's pretty incredible. i wasn't particularly scared, we're far enough away that it wasn't impactful to our building, but certainly just all the cops and fire engines responding was pretty incredible. >> i am just curious, with the size of those flames, could you feel the flames a couple blocks away or were you not that close? >> caller: no, i definitely couldn't feel that and being inside, through the windows i didn't feel that but you can see the fumes and the flames, but the smoke here, but you can't feel the heat. >> naomi, how lo

. >> i just assumed he made a mistake. >> i assumed i did as well. >> reporter: a cpa confirmed their turbo tax results were no mistake. after averaging refunds of several hundred dollars in years past this year they owe $10,000. what happened? amy got promoted last year, andy got a new job, they paid a lower tax rate, but they never adjusted their paycheck withholdings. >> makes me sick to my stomach when i consider all the other things that money could have gone towards. >> 90% of middle-class americans had less tax money withheld from their paychecks in 2018, saving an average of $48 every two weeks. the average refund is $186 lower. for families that don't want to owe money next year or want a bigger refund and treat withholdings as a short-term piggy bank, with holding more or less tax money from your paycheck is easy. ask your employer for a new w-4, then add or subtract your total allowances on line 5. or an additional dollar amount you want withheld here on line 6. that's it. >> if you're relying on that refund, then you need to look at your situation early in the year. you ca

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i assume that when you are setting the federal funds rate that you rely on that research ut. not on the president's go i assume you do this because you understand the impact it can have on the economy. record,like, for the would you indicate that you do have the level of research necessary to make these decisions without the benefit of the president's gut. >> i think we have adequate resources at the fed. we have two of in a very strong culture. a culture of commitment to making these decisions for the benefit of all americans based on our best thinking, diverse perspectives and without considering clinical factors. -- considering political factors. >> have you done research in terms of african-american unemployment? unemployment of teenagers? >> oh yes. quite a bit. >> i would like to ask you if i may if the stock market is a fair asset test for the health of the economy. should we rely solely on the stock market? it's the president does. ofwe look at a wide range>> financial conditions. credit market conditions. the stock market is one of many. only factor.e not the one tha

i assume you know where i live. i got chilled. >> btk is arrested. >> police say this man, 59-year-old dennis rader, is the btk strangler. >> you were at this point still convinced they had the wrong man? >> i think reality was starting to creep in. i felt my stomach just twist, realizing it could be true. >> reporter: his confession recorded during police interrogation. >> i guess you guys got me. what else can i say? >> it took awhile for dennis raid tore start talking, but once he did, he told police more than they bargained for. >> the belt that i used was the belt that i was wearing. i had to come back and i whispered in her ear a little bit. i told her i was btk, i was a bad guy, and she really squirmed. >> he spoke for over 30 hours. >> and josephine, she says what's going to happen to me? i said, well, honey, you're going to -- >> he showed no remorse. no reyet. the only regret he showed during this was there weren't more victims. he told us we would discover what he termed his mother love. >> there were jou