bartlett and he says take a broader view of this.s a societal issue, not just a view of this. it is a societal issue, notjust a football issue. view of this. it is a societal issue, not just a football issuem happens in this country and it is pretty critical in this country to look in montenegro and say how terrible this happens every week in this country. so, yes, it has to be done for the people are looking at the wrong solution because every solution is to ban people and to close football grounds and do whatever they do. however, close football grounds and do whateverthey do. however, i understand that loss had to be taken but the point of view of changing perceptions of black people, women, homosexuals, perceptions have to be changed and then we will not see this. and that it support was echoed by the england manager when he spoke about this in his press conference was to pay said sanctions are many lives without education. he really wa nts to lives without education. he really wants to see people educated about all of this. and

many times on the broadcast well today they head of the c f p p was in the hot seat on capitol hill bartlett naylor a public citizen was there and he'll join us to tell us how he did this stuff and became plus we asked what is the cost of beauty as a u.s. food and drug administration has confirmed that asbestos asbestos has been found in some cosmetics are two scottie hughes will be here also artie's caleb often tells us about some cool phones that americans just can't buy no phone for you and later we pick back up on hong kong coverage from the two thousand and nineteen watching conference with artist brunch aboard who talks with a person who is living only upon cryptocurrency is all that ahead but so much more ahead we first get to some straight headlines let's go. to a stimulating policy reversal at the european central bank or global report today as the e.c.b. put a hold on interest rates and plans for low cost loans to european banks remarkably the resort to stimulatory monetary measures comes less than three months after the e.c.b. ended the year is long policy of so-called quantitativ

the cyclone and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, nicola bartlettm the daily mirror, and giles kenningham, former director of communications for number 10. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the us special counsel, robert mueller, has concluded his investigation into whether the trump campaign colluded with russia during the 2016 election. the investigation has lasted almost two years. we don't yet know what's in the report, but there's been much speculation on what it could containt. the report was delivered to the us attorney general william barr, who in a letter to us senatejustice commitee said: the highest ranking democrats, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, say the white house must not be allowed to interfere in decisions about what parts of the mueller report are made public. a white house spokesperson say they are looking forward to taking part in the process. according to a senior official in thejustice department, mr mueller will not be recommending any additional indictments. 0ur north america editorjon sopel takes a look at how the proc

peavy cathy cranage or was in the hot seat on capitol hill bartlett naylor the financial policy advocate for public citizen there and he joins us now to tell us how heated the discussion came great to be with you thank you for being here thank you ok so this was you were telling me before the broadcast it was a hearing just on c.f.p. be imagine the democrats who now control the u.s. house were upset the republicans were saying this is what you reap what you sow but tell us the main takeaways from the hearing you were sitting there so it was great news right from the hearing existential hearing creditor was asked if she was a capitalist or a socialist she was clear on that she's a capitalist she was asked at the c.f.p. be should exist not claire she would own agency that she's running she shouldn't church she's not sure if it should exist ok i'll tell you something are you on the side of lenders or borrowers both my favorite exchange came from california congresswoman katie porter who asked of the difference between an interest rate and annual percentage rate as she did know the answer po

jason appreciate you coming right from the hill to do this apartment naylor thank you bartlett thank you. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return our two scottie nell hughes fills us in on the u.s. food and drug administration confirming that a specialist asbestos for gosh sakes has been found in some cosmetics also are to scale up more often tells us about some cool phones that americans just can't buy no phone for you and archie is brought to board returns with the hong kong walk exchange card purchase where you've got a woman there who gets this only uses crypto currencies we'll see how that's going on as we go to break your the numbers at the closing bell will be back in a flash. or consider the most city against india and the most you know month it's national and we were on the it's the first skateboard this is right this is we have pakistan is very different then. then india right now if they go on this trajectory unfortunately even not be able to be just once but it is in this speech in this speech in the stuff that for far too long because of this

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ralph riddle was also good -- ray with ray barklay bartlett.ay bartlett came to pasadena when he was only six months old. was aike ralph riddle, he product of all pasadena schools. he was always at the top or near the top of his class. accoladesy awards and throughout his career and lifetime. all four four sports, major sports when he was in junior high and high school. he continued playing baseball and football at ucla with jackie robinson. he was his childhood friend and a lifelong friend. veryartlett was a accomplished man. -- he served in the u.s. army in the second world war. when he came back from the war he joined the police force with it was note, and easy for them. it was difficult. in the police, not the public. they had difficulty with other police officers. but they pressed on and he served for 20 years as a police officer. then he started working with l.a. county supervisor estes deputy. -- as his deputy. and he retired as public information officer for the los angeles fire department. he won a lot of awards and accolades throughou

ray bartlett was very accomplished man.e served in the united states army in the second world war war. when he came back, he joined the police force with ralph riddle. it wasn't easy for them. it was difficult for police, not for the public, but they had difficulty with other police officers. but they pressed on and he served for 27 years as a police officer. and then he started working with ,auren born -- war indoor and l.a. county supervisor, as his deputy. as a publicretired information officer for los angeles fire department. mentioned, he really won a lot of awards and accolades throughout his lifetime. he also was a grand marshal at the tournament of roses and was representing jackie robinson because he was given that honor because he was his best friend. this is not the only collection in our archives that represents minority community. there are a lot of things on other minority communities, as well, scattered throughout our collection. one great example of that israel and thisis right here, is a story of anderson a

a little earlier, i spoke to nicola bartlett, political correspondent for the daily mirror, and christopheral correspondent. and i asked them about their expectations for this afternoon's vote. i think it is almost inevitable the vote will fail and theresa may will be faced with the realisation that this deal is not going to get through the commons. there were various suggestions of movement earlier in the week, but the dup have come out so strongly against it, and she really needs their votes. i don't know about you, chris, but the numbers of tories that need to come over, i do not think they are there yet. are there any signs of them coming? there has been speculation, for instance, in the commons that dominic raab is going to stand up and say he is supporting it. he has hanging out with the hardcore spartans, they're called by the erg, the ones that will never move at all. there are reports at 11 o'clock the dup might come around but i have seen a source saying that is wrong and the dup are out of the window, that won't happen and it looks almost certain the deal is dead today. i cannot

with me are nicola bartlett, political correspondent from the daily mirror and giles kenningham, formermunications for number 10. most of tomorrow's front pages are in. the daily telegraph claims theresa may has returned from her brussels failure with plans to let mps vote on keeping the uk in a customs union, which eurosceptics fear will lead to a soft brexit. the i says the prime minister is losing her grip on power with control over her government and party close to collapse. the times reports that mrs may is under pressure to name a date for her departure after cabinet support drained away and the dup made clear its lack of faith in her. the ft suggests that mps are set to seize control of brexit, with parliament set to vote on a variety of options next week after ministers admitted that theresa may's deal was unlikely to be approved by the house of commons. the guardian claims to have obtained details of secret government plans about the impact of a no—deal brexit. the confidential document is said to warn of months of chaos. and the mail has a non—brexit related story about the la

many times on the broadcast well today the head of the c f p p was in the hot seat on capitol hill bartlett naylor of public citizen was there and he'll join us to tell us how he did this stuff and became plus we asked what is the cost of beauty as the u.s. food and drug administration has confirmed that asbestos asbestos has been found in some cosmetics artie's scotty no excuse will be here also artie's caleb often tells us about some cool phones that americans just can't buy no phone for you and later we pick back up on hong kong coverage from the two thousand and nineteen watching conference with artist brunch aboard who talks to the person who is living only upon cryptocurrency is all that ahead but so much more ahead we first get to some great headlines let's go. to a stimulating policy reversal at the european central bank or global report today as the e.c.b. put a hold on interest rates and plans for low cost loans to european banks remarkably the resort to stimulatory monetary measures comes less than three months after the e.c.b. ended the year as long policy of so-called quantitat

one was their agreement kimball program -- playground, the other is the bartlett streetscape project which is a secondary street in the mission , and the report will be ready. we may actually publish it for your meeting, i'm not sure about that, but in any case, we will have our survey contractor here to give a formal report on the findings that your may meeting, and i will make sure the agenda accounts for a for that. we are looking forward to interesting findings. that is it for our items with you, and anna can't comment on the public finance calendar which is also listed under this item. >> thank you. so on our forward calendar, we have a few bond issues. the one that is coming up soon is for the 425 million-dollar seawall bond that was approved in november of 2018. we are going to be issuing the first series of bonds under that program, expected to close in june of this year, and then next we will be looking -- some of the programs that still have outstanding authorization such as clean and safe neighborhood parks is about $3.1 million left. the affordable housing, 2015 bond, and

bartlett of the springfield, massachusetts republican, and john forney, as i mentioned. moreover, his relationship with the influential editor of the herald calls out for more influential treatment and has received, especially regarding the role of mrs. bennett, who befriended the first lady. lincoln famously said of public opinion, our government rests in public opinion. whoever can change public opinion can change the government. to effect that public opinion, lincoln used the press more skillfully than is commonly understood. i thank you for your attention. [applause] time for question and answer. yes. >> i have a technical question. i was just thinking when you were talking about using the press, that would be a good dissertation. not a tape recording of douglas r lincoln's speeches to write them down, so, could you part ofthe technical him handing his speech to the newspapers and are there any newspapers that lincoln wanted to have relationships with and didn't have? michael: the lincoln douglas debates were taken down by a court stenographer. one for the chicago pr

with me now are christopher hope, the daily telegraph‘s chief political correspondent, and nicola bartletta. nicola, what do you expect is going to happen?|j high drama. nicola, what do you expect is going to happen? i think it is inevitable the vote will fail and prime minister will be faced with the realisation that this deal is not going to get through the commons. there were various suggestions of movement through the week but the dup have come out strongly against it and she really needs their votes. the numbers of the that need to come over, i do not think they are there yet. is there any signs they are coming? there is speculation that dominic raab is standing up and saying he is supporting it. he has hanging out with the spartans he will never move at all. there are reports that at 11 o'clock the dup might come around but are reports that at 11 o'clock the dup might come around but another source said that is wrong and the dup are out of the window. i cannot believe we're coming back for a time in the parliament rogues. as labour not in a chicken position because they previously sa