i don't know if you could do that through an acting secretary of defense, if you had an actual secretary of defense it would be interesting. the military construction, and a construction carried out with respect to a military installation. a military installation is a base camp, or other activity under the jurisdiction of the secretary of the military department. try using this statute to build something on privately owned land. that is one of the examples of the problems that arise you try to actually apply the statute in a way one might contemplate the administration was thinking of applying it. if i were a court, the smallest ruling i could possibly make would be to say, all right, let's not go down the existential road of i don't think there's actually an emergency, let me just exercise, and gauge in a very ordinary exercise of statutory interpretation, 2808 does not give the president the power to construct on private property under the circumstances. now the one caveat, there will be arguments on the other side, one of the important arguments on the other side would be to the exten

the officers go to an encampment. the first goal is to look at medical attention that needs to be provided to an individual. once they determine that medical attention may not be needed we lead with services. we're talking with individuals about have you had something to eat, do you know where to get a shower. are you interested in shelter. how can we help you, can we call the team out, etcetera. then we resort to a couple different options. our first option is we'll say to an individual do you want shelter whether it's navigation center or any shelter available. and we'll cowl -- call back and they'll say i'm out on division and i'd like to know what's available and they'll say there's an nav center bed is available and take them to the nav center. the officer will say, okay i know you want to go to the center, i know it's raining. we're not going to enforce laws and if you want to go voluntarily we can help you pack up and they can take their tent with them and off to the nav center they go. that's first option. the

it almost looked like an asterisk.so we felt the need to introduce legislation to return it to the original intention, which ones to proudly, and out leave name just terminal after harvey milk, unfortunately, every step of the way i have had to fight to make this a reality. when supervisor compost had this idea years ago to name the entire airport after harvey milk , we were overwhelmed by the opposition and the resistance on the part of the airport. we then created a committee to figure out which terminal to name after harvey milk, the committee suggested terminal one , which we embraced, but then every step of the way of trying to get that intention and the life and the legacy of harvey milk a reality in that terminal has been a struggle. i do want to thank the mayor and the chief of staff for intervening and realizing how frustrating this experience has been. they have informed the airport that they should be working with us and actually making this a reality, so in committee, i am constantly feeling the need to leg

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will receive an alert in the same way you would receive an amber alert or severe weather warning. >> everybody is on their phone whether it is checking email, texting or talking to others. the phone is probably the best option, honestly. >> the test is being coordinated by the state office of emergency services and the usgs in partnership with the city of oakland and alameda county. the thousands of people who were receive the alert today will be asked to fill out a survey answering questions about how quickly the alert reached them. >>> in sacramento, several lawmakers plan a news conference to push for statewide ban on flavored tobacco products. they say flavored tobacco products have led to a sudden increase of e-cigarette use by teens and other minors. the news conference is set for 10 am this morning. >>> also in sacramento, lawmakers will discuss whether to ban gun shows at the cow palace in daly city. they will push for control of the facility to a joint powers authority. cow palace operations are currently overseen by the state. >>> san francisco has settled a wrongful death

this rent rate has been reviewed and approved pursuant to an appraisal by an ma mai appraiser. the lease is full service. meaning that the landlord pays all expenses, and this is unchanged from the current agreement. >> chairwoman: thank you. colleagues, any questions? supervisor mandelman. >> i did notice that both this lease and the next are in hold-over status. so there were extension and they were not further extended during the actual term of the lease. i'm wondering, being new here, i don't know how often that happens, but it seems it is not ideal. and i want to understand how the department of real estate tries to avoid that happening. >> that is an excellent question. thank you for giving me an opportunity to explain the real estate's view on hold-over, if you'll indullcdullindulge me. it is the tenant who typically seeks an hold-over. typically hold-over is uged wheused when the tenant either has a new space but is waiting to build that out, so they need some short period of time before their new home is ready, or we need extra time to negotiate a new lease with the la

is that an inevitable process? how can -- is it still possible that technology could be a force for good and how do you push back against that? starting with a hard question. >> no, that's an excellent question. and the phrase there is a force for good. when facebook and media organizations started out, they didn't intend to be evil. but gun powder wasn't intended to be evil either, it just moved that way until it perfected itself. social media as it was launched in those first waves in the middle east in 2010 and 2011 and egypt where facebook and twitter were these organizational and information desemination tools which allowed, you know, people who wanted democracy, who wanted to spread the word of freedom and collectivize was really powerful. dictators, they're not fooled. they pay attention to this as well. they also saw that they items could identify all of their foes right down to the individual. they could manipulate information to the point whereas we saw in the 2016 election, we saw organizations marrin ne

so, the time has come, they say, for an inclusive dialogue leading to an inclusive peace. that will not be easy and we have offered to do what we can to be helpful if that help is needed. but it's for the afghans to decide. it's for the afghans to have the conversations. it's for the afghans to negotiate with each other. it's for the afghans to accept each other. and i hope that i hear from them would be actually delivered on. i have been a witness to the tragedy of afghanistan for a long time. and i share the aspiration that they have to overcome the tragedy of the last 40 years. and on behalf of the united states, i'm going to do everything i can to be helpful to them. but we cannot be a substitute for decisions that they must make. we will speak loudly and clearly for the values that we have, the values of human rights, value of freedom of the press, women's rights. all that we stand for and will make sure that they understand that for having a positive relation in the future with the united states, those values must be respected. those values must be responded to. and

the rain is coming to an end.l day toda and there's a risk of a few more rain showers later in the afternoon. the bulk of the heavy rain now, is starting to move across parts of the upper bay, headed towards the eastern shore. we have lingering drops around here. but a pocket of colder air aloft, programise a risk of showers. a few more drops likely.

indication of europe's political health today and the seventh system is an assault on jews it's an assault on israelis but in the end it's also an assault. of the democratic tolerance nature of european societies the whole of also in germany thank you so much for joining us this afternoon to share your views on this ambassador to germany is really bad ambassador to germany germany is a profit for shank you very much. ed mccambridge is here now to talk football and we're talking about women's fall on fact i mean they have a new coach we know the germany squad the world kick cup kicks off in june of course and they were also on the pitch last night so tell us what's going on that's right sara martina martina of course that is the new germany coach and she is fine tuning her scored ahead of the world cup this summer is less than one hundred days to go now and what better way to prepare for a four four tournament at that than a game against the hosts france so it's a difficult game she took she took us court that france actually had more of the ball they had more shots but germany actually cam

it's not an order exactly but an announcement that it's happening. >> right. look i guess we'll have to see exactly what the fbi or the doj does. again, the president has done this before, sent signals to his cabinet members about what he would like to see happen, whether or not they follow through is something we have to see, but i want to go back to something that is trump using to rile up his base which is completely accurate. we know republicans repeatedly thereof hammer democrats about using quote identity politics. but this is an attempt by republicans to repeatedly, you know, push racial issues in this country ahead of the 2020 election because they think it is advantageous for them. >> there are federal questions here about whether mail was used to send a letter to jussie smollett that may or may not have -- >> there's a lot of questions to dive into with jussie smollett that call for an investigation. i just don't know -- >> the fbi might have been doing it on its own. you don't usually here the chief executive get involved in there. the other side is

if you're at an in network facility seen by an out of network provider and the ambulance issue that i mentioned. some of the other scenarios we need to think about consumer simplicity. we worked together on this consumer guide for surprise billing as molly mentioned and it was like 70 pages. if you need a 70-page document to help people avoid surprise bills just a problem. right. so i think where we can focus on those other scenarios are some of these transparency tools so that, you know, there's an education with providers that they're educating their patients before that mammogram is delivered or before -- this is the radiologist i'm going to use. let's work together to make sure that's an in network. there are other tools that can be available. i'm more of let's start small and look where we can have meaningful action and look at other solutions that can address the other scenarios that have been mentioned. >> i think, you know, in critical situations, if you have one person who is responsible for critical activity, and that person doesn't do that right, then there's a failure. i t

her cabinet is an open revolt. biggest constitutional crisis this nation has experienced and where leadership is required she has once again cravenly caved in to her hard brexiteers and will not only seek a short extension to article 50, contrary to the expressed will of this house. when will she develop a backbone and stand up to those that would take this nation to disaster? as one of her ministers said this morning, referencing another feeble prime minister — weak, weak, weak. the outcome of a long extension would be this house spending yet more endless hours contemplating its navel on europe and failing to address the issues that matter to our constituents — schools and hospitals and security and jobs. this house has indulged itself on europe for too long... it's time for this house to determine that it will deliver on brexit for the british people. that's what the british people deserve. they deserve better than this house has given them so far. they‘ve run out of time. they‘ve run out of ideas. people, mr spe

the casio hills, about 70 miles an hour. big rock ridge, close to 70 miles an hour. you get the idea. 50 to 60, even approaching 70 miles an hour. the wind advisory has backed off and you can stilley the rain not only here in the bay area but down towards central and southern california. big lightning storm, with fantastic pictures around santa barbara yesterday. you still can see some rain scattered up and down the state. as we come closer right now on the local radar first, we'll show you the scattered reports of some minor flooding from earlier today with downpours and still talking about some rain showers. you can see up in the north bay, up towards st. helena and napa, we still have lingering downpours to this portion of the bay area. right april the central portion of the bay, part of the east bay, hayward, fremont and san jose, lots of clouds in place. we do have rain showing up near the santa cruz mountains. numbers in the 50s. the wind speeds, we'll take a look at the current readings. they backed off a bit. concord gusting to 21 miles an hour. half moon bay

it is an option, isn't it?t at the end of the day shrewsbury voted for brexit and many of my constituents expect us to pull out on time. we will not do that now, so there will be an extension untiljune the 30th. what we don't want is an even longer delay of a year or more with as participating in european union elections. this is how we get the deal across the line and avoid an extension and ultimately overturn brexit. lets talk about the process between now and next friday and the art of the possible, if you like, given that mrs may's deal has been heavily rejected twice already. do you really think the deal will go through on the third time and if not is the uk looking at a longer extension then? the first time it was defeated by over 220 votes. the next time, i think it was much less than that. 149. that is still a hefty amount. i am talking to fellow members of the erg who are now changing our minds. it is not a trickle but a steady flow toward the prime minister. over the course of the week and i am sure m

of corporations that have an caran appcar,an ancounting, a rn with, an apology t american people, i don'tnow of a single person who could have handled this as this president has with constraint, with reserve. i mean it has been remarkable to me, i wonder your thoughts. we need to go that far, i believe. >> we do, there has been a coordinated effort to delegitimize the election of 2016, many in media and democrat party. they elected donald trump. and to see chairman schiff of house intelligence committee, nadler. say that the president was guilty of collusion. think about what that means, as americans, they are sitting at home seeing people who are priv to the investigation, see -- trivy to th iprivy to the invesy should be removed from their chairmanship, they owe the american people an apology and the president, they have work to do to heal this democracy, this is our country, we deserve a peaceful transfer of power, democrat with media and hillary clinton and dnc put us under this for two years, 25 million dollar, 2800 subpoenas, 500 witnesses, it goes on and on of shameful actions of d

i have an m.p. h. in urban public health, 11 years of experience in research, currently healthy active living. and will i'm the current cochair for this advisory committee, along with robertovargas. i'm really proud of our work that we have gotten done over this past year. we put the task that we were going to focus on community, and our recommendations exemplify that. 97% of our recommendations were implemented by the board and the mayor, so we were really proud on that. but this year, we're going to be focusing on food access, drink access, and the drinks that this will be targeting. i want to speak to jana and vanessa, who are not here today. they are the ones getting the work done. i am excited to continue doing this work with my committee, and i look forward to any questions. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. any questions? no questions. thank you. next applicant. >> good morning. my name is dr. jonathan butler, and i am -- i would like to continue my reappointment as a committee member, represen

a speck strip brought the pursuit to an end. the california highway patrol says the chase began about 11:00 p.m. when the driver avoided an officer's attempt to pull him over for speeding. several law enforcement units took part before it ended. >>> a live look at capital. the attorney general released a summary of the investigation into russian meddling yesterday. president trump is responding as well as top democrats. >> anne makovec joins us with the latest. >> reporter: we are hearing for calls for the entire report to be released this morning as the president claims he was vindicated. >> it was a complete and total exoneration. >> reporter: attorney general william barr released the four page summary of the mueller investigation that it did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated in the efforts of the 2002 election. it did not totally exonerate the president dealing with possible obstruction of justice charges. the special counsel stated that while this report does not conclude

but for customers it's hard to make an educated choice. because when something is kind of illegal in a society you know it and it's hard to find out information about it and. that's something i've seen a how do you would like to change as well instead of creating her art secretly inside a beauty salon she would like to bring it out of the shadows. i guess that. i had enough of him i would open my own tattoo studio. time that i began then i could work along with many other tattoo artists i don't want to quote expand the business and get better at what i share a passion that's not without risks here in the islamic republic but for absent a being able to pursue her art is worth it. a brave woman in fact it was brave women all the way on our show today if you want to see the show again d.w. dot com slash culture and in fact find all sorts of things about arts and culture from around the world. but bats. all we've got time for today thanks the crew here in berlin thank you for watching bob i've. been might not look on that appetizing. but they'

an actual enumeration.here is a secondary argument to be made, and people who have litigated this case in your cap done a wonderful job of simply bringing out the evidence on the that this question is not being put in place for any reason other than politics. so the question then becomes, does that contaminate the result? the problem hand, that the anti-question people face is that, there was a citizenship question on the census up until, i think, 1960. so this is not some radical innovation. and the final problem with this is, this case is, at its core, political. this case is about who holds political power. and if you look at the track record of this court in cases like that, it is pretty mixed. shelby county for example. think we will get any ruling against partisan gerrymandering out of this court. i think the campaign finance cases, this court has a certain approach to politics, which is basically thelet powerful forces do what they want. so it is up in the air. the case has been lived -- has been lit

staffing is an issue. at the moment, that is freedom of movement so they can come and work here without restrictions. we don't know what immigration policy will be put in place after brexit, apart from the fact that the government has said that freedom of movement will come to an end. that is an issue for a lot of hospitals, they are already reporting difficulty in recruiting nurses. immigration scheme at —— immigration numbers came out yesterday, they showed that the number of people arriving from the eu have already fallen pretty sharply since the referendum. maybe these people are thinking it safer to go to germany, france, perhaps? the value of the pound has fallen, so if you are trying to send you those whom to yourfamily in trying to send you those whom to your family in pollen, trying to send you those whom to yourfamily in pollen, you're going to get less money working here then you would have a couple of years ago. staffing is a real concern for hospitals. at the moment, we actually send more medi

for it's an all march to silent film legend buster keaton. ninety nine she's work. involved machines that pumped poisonous mercury across. and through a network of meth through veins. in two thousand and six there was a major retrospective of the artist's works at the march in gropius bow in berlin. created the installation the universe in a pearl for the show. she calls it a necessary confrontation with life and death. and the craft it's an energy that i have to resolve so i can begin to work on new things so i can free myself up so that i can as the dalai lama puts it so well get back to the holy emptiness so i can then create something new in a particular. more than fifty years rebecca horn's works of wonder have taken her fans on an extraordinary journey of discovery. and many happy returns for rebecca horn on her seventy seventh birthday well that brings us to the end of this edition of arts and culture don't forget though that you can find more culture anytime on our website so do pay us a visit there and until we meet again all the bes

if you're an insurer, look, if there's no individual mandate and you're an insurer and you say, look,y had reams of people whose job was to void sick people. if you got sick, your price went up. if they reviewed you and you'd been sick, they denied coverage. or they could charge you 10 or 20 times what someone else charged. let me be clear about one thing that's important. it's not just about pre-existing conditions. it's about the general discrimination in the mark. even if we say they have to cover pre-existing conditions, it doesn't matter if they can charge those sick people 20, 30 times what they can charge a healthy person, which was perfectly legal before the affordable care act. >> let's look at some numbers. i have a few of them to put on the screen. the kizer family foundation poll february of 2019 finds that 50% of americans support the aca, 37% oppose it. in the 2018 midterms, democratic ads on health care, 54.5% of ads that were run for democrats mentioned health care. there were a number of prominent examples of democrats who unseated incumbent republicans because they r

you are valuing an idea.nd people were -- you see, in the investment business, there is a tendency to succumb to platitudes, generalizations. so what was going on in 1998, 1999, was "the internet will change the world." as a consequence, any dock which is internet or e-commerce related is the right price is infinity. >> ahead on "masters in business," howard marks with his relationship with the legend warren buffett. howard: by the way, if you will write a book, i will get you close to the action. >> that is next on "bloomberg opinion: masters in business" with howard marks. ♪ ♪ barry: so let's talk about that first book, which is the most important thing: uncommon sense with a thoughtful investor. you are writing these memos on a regular basis. what motivated you to say, let's now spend 300 pages and a year writing a book? howard: that was simple. i got a letter from warren. barry: warren? howard: buffett. saying, i wrote a memo -- i forget which one it was -- which was right up his alley. i wrote him afterw

looked at i think that the issue here is that there has not been in fact an effort on part of any group including bosnian muslims and its leadership to in fact. due to legacy of cottages crimes so far it seems that the elite have been happy to rule in their own fiefdoms which allows very much for. rent and corruption and control of their own resources if you look at ripple because it's going you know places like korea that where i come from there is no effort to actually undo the rule constant systematic effort to to help people who have returned gain employment or invest in fact in the integration of the country and that is one of the key problems that republika srpska has never been made by its partners at the state level to acknowledge what has happened and what crimes were committed or repair its citizens or your boss in most in the crowds so in fact i think this is why i see this sort of moment as an opportunity to actually change the paradigm completely not simply to expect that somehow by miracle people will wake up one day and say oh yes genocide with committed lies and what it

who after all is an innocent victim she can take a hike i don't care about. the release idea if she also says it's not true and b. so fed was there to raise all of that the moral thing if a small island person is a terrorist that's an irish group he'll be placed in a way that would be taken away but for a white person that would not be an option. their citizenship would be taken away he said on other than the law recognize that there's a structural outside all racism that exists through everything that you are actually it's racism of what you would define i think it should be like a good day of the you all bring her back to defend the grain over and try her and that's the issue there is an environment of hate that exists i think what we have to think first of all who are the real victims here should be jim he's a terrorist she has supported a brutal terrorist regime the disgraceful idea in the media that we should be seeing her as the victim i think it's sad and pathetic that it would not be the role of the british state to tell british people what they can a

this is the first sign of an u nsettled this is the first sign of an unsettled and perhaps turbulentigher in the atmosphere. a few little dips, it is as kinks and dips that spin areas of low pressure and any slight change in the alignment and because it is moving so powerfully, it could have a big change in the forecast. it is difficult to win down exactly where the wettest and windiest weather will be but we will see rain, hail and snow over the high ground and eat we'll feel cold. wintry showers on saturday in the north. windy, 50 miles per hour, a touch more in places. 7— 12 degrees. a similar story in the sunday and monday. showers, perhaps longer spells of rain, thunder, wintry weather in high ground. the further east you are in the uk, the better chance of staying dry with not as many showers but the pattern continues into next week. the jet stream stays to the south of the uk but it will keep us in relatively cold air. this area of high pressure looks like it will not make much progress but if it makes a little ball progress, and there is a chance, it made bring something a li

there is a squall line that went through, gusts up to 70 miles an hour, 45 to 70 miles an hour. wind advisory still up for the higher elevations and very intense cells moving through the santa clara valley, towards san jose and a line from marine county over san wil clouds and heavy rain. i would not be surprised if we get some thunderstorms. gusts about 36 miles an hour. half moon bay at this hour. unsettled pattern today. mix of sun and clouds, off and

regional politicians and are challenging new delhi you can jail an idea do not is an ideology it's an idea you can just so you know in a democracy is a battle of ideas if you try to imprison everyone you can imprison the idea it is going to further alienate the people of kashmir was this former head of india's external intelligence agency believed about the islam being me it has links with armed groups in pakistan a factor that. has been bad news for a long time. whether there was a need to ban there i mean there's for the government to decide. but. needed to repeat done that should have been one's own dime ago this to mark the hasn't been arrested and speaking exclusively to al jazeera tells of his concerns because of the if. bernard did whole system will get stated earned it will be a disaster for the media and lot of people especially on the phones and reduce jamaat e islami hindi is the original group from which to mark the islam broke away from the former passengers across india like this and they're not bound with tensions running high the concern for the indian government is ho

both in an identical way. after having the first one fail, the team talked about it to the owners and said, we think we know what went wrong, we are certain it won't happen a second time. days later it lifted off and got where the rocket was supposed to fire and exactly the same thing happened. we had two useless satellites and a useless orbit. we came up with a way to get those satellites, bring them back to earth. aat begin a serious -- began serious conversation on space law. who owns the satellites once they are retrieved? we would resort to maritime salvage law, which says the captain of the ship, it's his or hers. folk over in london watched us for a while, allowed us to toy around with this. they came in with their lawyers and said, we own it, we paid the premium, it is ours. we don't care who gets it, it is ours. i can imagine going through a huge if it had not been them working with nasa, i can imagine a years long legal battle of who owns these satellites. one of the growing fields of law law. is spc

in order to able to be able to make an informed decision and the questions will be does an extension increase the chances for direct if occasion of the reader agreement. and algerian protesters have called on the army to play its constitutional role without interfering in their movement for change them a stranger's have continued to call for the resignation of president of their lizzie's defeat with a flick a says he's not seeking a fifth term of power the protesters fear he'll extend his current rule that's it for me earthrise is next but a chance for a union after decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to use joins a mother's journey to regain not with the son she lost more than sixty years ago in the korean war on al jazeera. i weighed all see in antarctica the size of an extraordinary bridge to create the largest protected area on a. for this special episode of earth rise we're going on board the greenpeace icebreaker.

i'm not an attorney. and i was going to go in law school and very late decided to go into the military but i come from a family of attorneys one of my brothers is a district court judge and three of my sons are harvargoing to harvard, one harvard, and i wonder why they chose that career path but i'm obviously proud of where they are. and second ling i want to go back to our conversation regarding televised remarks and i want you to know that i agree with your reservations about that and i'm someone who understands the cameras and the openness is a very important part of congress, it's the work that we do, and mr. quigly and i both sid on the house intelligence committee, most of our work is done in a basement without cameras, and without people there, that are observing, and i think we will both tell you that you do have a different experience when cameras are there, and especially if it is an emotional topic, which by the way you all deal with all the time. some of them are a little less so, but many of

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, or were they only interested in an exchange of views? was this a case of you guys just sitting there reading talking points to each other, particularly from the north korea point of view? >> i'm not going to go into detail about what happens behind closed doors between us and the north krooebs, i think both sides owe each other a certain amount of sensitivity and respect in that regard. i will say that the north korean delegation that has sat across from the table was highly qualified and we presume speaks with the authority of the government of north korea. we don't get to pick who we negotiate with, the north koreans get to pick who they put across the table from us, but we had -- we had very good discussions, we would not have gone on for practically two full weeks with a gap in between in both sides weren't adequately represented, however, for sure as we move forward in this if we begin to get traction we are -- both sides are going to need to increasingly draw upon technical experts. the issue at work here are highly complicated, th

first is an open process. through the rfi process and during the waterfront land use plant process we feel we've been very cognizant of how people feel about this place and how they want to be involved. we want to continue having a very open process through an rfp process. this is a picture from one of the rfi events and from the online survey and members of the public regarding what area of the waterfront they'd like to see go forward with the r.f.p. we'd use tools to engage the public going forward. and the second is an implementab implementable project. the third is delivering as much as the trust benefits we set out earlier which is the frame for the district as much as we can. the other is not everything in life is not better in all things in life but in this case more is better. to the extent we can deliver more resources and bring more back to life the better. how to we have to get down to the nitty-gritty in which piers we think can best meet the definition of success and what kind of r.f.p. meets the

alert before an earthquake starts ...close valves on underground water and gas pipelines, open firehouse doors and broadcast 'duck and cover' alerts to schools and other places. ( will ) there's a leadership change within the dublin unified school district...now that leslie boozer is no that leslie boozer is no longer superintendent.( james ) the was made last night...and it comes as teachers prepare to go on strike..if a new deal isn't kron 4's christina tay-tro is joining us nowiv ( will ) breaking overnight --- city leaders in berkeley voted to ban overnight r-v parking. the ban applies to city streets between two and five in the morning. and went into effect immediately. the city council did however agree to create some kind of permitting system that would giving some r-v owners two week exemptions. people against the ban showed up to the meeting saying the only housing they can afford is living in an r-v or in a car. but the city council says the all those people parking in recreational vehicles have caused a shortag

for an enclosed egress because they hid from him that there was an easement issue. so this came to our attention on february 14. the deadline for this appeal, february 14, we received an e-mail from sufthe in-house lar from sia consulting. mr. duffy is here and will know this is extremely improbable that david pang would have thought that there was a recorded easement in place without having required to see it, so this following week, i followed up on this e-mail and i spoke with david pang myself. i confirmed that this is just untrue. he -- he would not just assume that there was a recorded easement in place that would allow for primary egress to cross a boundary line. he also reaffirmed what he had said in his prior e-mail, that ego-5 would not authorize the enclosure of an egress. this is another reason why we believe a continuance is justified. and we think mr. duffy should look into this and investigate and come back to this appeals court and see whether or not the developers managed to fool the building department into rubber stamping -- into rubber stamping a

others a much shorter time this one in venezuela will also come to an end we hope that it comes to an end quickly and peacefully these something is said about it said but not only by the united states raised in days should it's an amazing meeting he doesn't isn't it he stated what it was that he sits to trying to get a these are the assistant brit ones why don't you think and then they said the man in the united. elation scared to go to school and be initiated all that caucasians and then do push on it went through the for the low and push to try to remain true mean closed form where the call to military needing medical was also failed miserably and now on way though it's outside the country and many of the people here is a. bus of the socially. because they don't have to live in a sort of completely. well the us is also cancel the visas of forty nine venezuelan representatives aligned with president nicolas maduro according to the part of the state people that quote steal from the venezuelan people or quote again undermine democracy are not welcome in the united states special envoy

— who threw an egg at him while he was being interviewed fraser anning hit the 17—year—old before a shortbeen released. a petition calling for senator anning to be removed from office following his comments has attracted nearly a quarter of a million signatures. meanwhile a 2k year old man from oldham has been arrested on suspicion of sending malicious communications — after greater manchester police said it became aware of a post on social media praising the attacks in new zealand. clashes have broken out in central paris between french security forces and those taking part in this week s gilets jaunes protests. shops have been looted and more than 60 people arrested. the movement has been protesting every saturday for the past four months, against the government s economic policies as well as wider issues such as globalisation. our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, has more. central paris came under attack todayjust as it did in the early weeks of this protest. police used tear gas and water cannons to push back protesters among who the interior minister said were one and a half tho

deadline for braggs it now the race is on for british prime minister theresa may as she returns from an e.u. some other e.u. leaders imposed conditions pushing one last time for the u.k. parliament to pass the brakes appeal next week also coming up. the christ church called prayers as usual calls to mark a week since the shooting at two balls brokenhearted vietnam says but not broken. and the man still considered by millions to be the king of pop a new exhibition here in germany looks at how michael jackson has been portrayed over the years by more than forty artists this in the midst of a firestorm over accusations of abuse. good to have you with us european union leaders have agreed to delay the break that process postponing it beyond march twenty ninth the original exit date but only if parliament approved the withdrawal deal next week if it does not the e.u. will back a shorter delay here's the timeline the next day to bear in. mind is march twenty sixth that's the most likely date for a vote in the british parliament to approve the deal or are rejected again a deal they've already

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it was an important part of an insight into who you are and where you came from. and that is really, as you both should know by now, what this is all about. what senator kennedy's list of five or six basic questions, that were all it took for us to decide the fate of a nominee, these hearings would be a lot shorter than they are. but what we try to do is go beyond the simple question about a feeling toward a group or issue and get some insight into your character. insight into your values. to project what you might do when you're given an awesome degree of power as a judge. to literally decide a person's fate. that comes before you. and i think that is why we take the time to look back in history, to try to assemble in our minds who you really are. . lee, you were a prolific writer at cornell in the early stage of your life. i don't know how you made time for class, you were generating essays on every political topic of the day. and most of them leaned in one direction. they were extreme, from my point of view, from the right wing perspective, and some points were

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he did it in an interview with me talking about the business plan of companies like google an facebook privacy and here we are apple, we have strong advocates of privacy and they have been around encryption and other things they fought that fight with the fbi a few years ago if you recall i'm not sure they should tout it too much but it's a business point that they are more -- value privacy more than the other companies. a contrast i'll not sure i would tout it. >> it also suggests trying to speak to the consumers here and not sure, what do you think? do you think consumers are wary of google and facebook right now and it's affecting usage with the privacy scandals >> well, we'll see it is definitely problematic google said that the nes camera with an extra camera it. oops forgot to tell you about it. not just misuse of the data. where did it go? hacking. it's better selling point to say we are safer in this incredibly crazy online world. some of which is really disturbing you want to be with a company that's protecting your privacy or doesn't benefit from the data and there's no way a

so i'm going to get an alet. my captain will get an alert back to march of 2018. so they'll be looking at march 2018 to march 2019. and all of my indicators are listed on there. whether it's my use -- all ten indicators. so they're looking at the entire year of what my work has been. that they're supposed to research everything on that year. they look at all of the uses of force, pull the use of force reports and review them and look at the body camera of the incident. we send them the torque claims and civil suits and also the dpa complaints so they have a whole package of something to go through. they go through each alert and each indicater and make a decision on that. they're not investigating but looking at a picture and looking for a pattern of that risk behaviour with what's on that alert. >> i guess what i'm getting at, is that decision of what to do, kind of dependent on the individual supervisor or the individual station? or are there guidelines or some consistency across the department as to how you respond when you have officers having multiple alerts?