along with our spiritual leaders in the community, reference arnold townsend and reverend amos brown, thank you for making sure that the community takes front and center in any of those projects that we have worked onto rablth. and i'd also like to acknowledge our new castle state treasurer, fiona mah who is here today. her office provided the tax credits. thank you so much. without those tax credits, we wouldn't be able to do this project. it takes a village and a lot of hard work. i think about so many of the projects that i've been able to attend a lot of these projects. as soon as i'm asked, i'm right there. i feel like this is something that i would have likes to have happen to me growing up in plaza east, but at this time, i'm so grateful that it's happening here for the residents of plaza east. it did take a village. and i know royal and the folks who pointed from -- painted from this neighborhood and were able to provide this community with a place they so deserve. and we know there is a lot more work to do. when i think about today, i really think about mayor ed lee, and some

kelly townsend is a state representative looking for an answer and she joined me now. we appreciate it. what do you think you will get from this? >> we already have actions happening right now in that there are questions about various versions of the story we were hearing and attorneys that were involved and one of those attorneys issues a retraction because the school says before the video started the mother came into the school yelling, using the f word in front of students and the attorney should a demand for retraction because there was more to the video that was cut off because the mother didn't want to release that but it shows from the moment she got out of the car and went into the building there was no yelling, no cursing or bombs.

first," i spoke to congresswoman kelli townsend who calls it a violation of free speech. >> the first amendment is to protect the undesirable speech. we wouldn't need it if there wasn't undesirable speech. we have to accept that and understand that people have that right. ainsley: arizona's attorney general says he is looking into what happened. the blockbuster rental store in bend, oregon will be the last one in the entire world. it's the same store our very own kevin mccarthy visited last summer. the only other blockbuster in australia is closing at the end of the month. the store was a cultural phenomenon boasting over 9,000 stores at one point. in 2010 the company filed bankruptcy after streaming services like netflix killed sales. those are the days where you would have to go into the store and see if they had the movie you wanted to watch on the shelves. ainsley: remember when you checked out they would put the dvd or whatever it was vhs on the other side of the metal detector. steve: most heart breaking

as noted by reverend brown, darlene and arnold were very essential -- reverend townsend, darlene and arnold were very essential in allowing us to meet the resident where they are and allowing change. because this is a thing change. also, i want to acknowledge alonso torres and the maintenance team. their work is largely unseen until you actually come back to the property after they have made their mark. it's really a statement to their commitment to this property. i want to thank our relocation specialist. that woman has had the -- probably the most arduous task of all, helping residents relocate to temporary quarters and all of the preparations that are necessary to get them out of their old units into temporary units and then back into their original unit. that's jessica garlett. is she here today? maybe she didn't make it, but kudos to her. [applause] >> yes, she deserves a round of applause. there are a couple of key residents that i want to recognize for prevailing with us. one is the former tenant association president, emma casey. emma was really my voice of the community beca

try townsend and john barnes speaking there. —— troy townsend.quickly — their president alexander cheferin has called it "a disaster" and that he can't believe that these people still exist, but his organisation are now under a lot of pressure to try and get on top of this. what sort of punishment could montenegro have, and when will we find out? what is happening now is uefa are gathering evidence, their disciplinary body will look at this on the 16th of may, so before the next round of qualifiers injune. now, if montenegrin are found guilty, then the very least they can expect is a partial stadium closure further fire against kosovo on the 7th ofjune, the minimum punishment, the usual punishment. it is a second offence —— if it is a second offence, you if i would usually force the team to play a game behind closed doors, a fine of 50,000 euros it's quite common. the sanctions are steeper from a stadium closure, it's quite common. the sanctions are steeperfrom a stadium closure, a deduction of points, to disqualification from a competition altog

troy townsend from kick it out, speaking to me a little earlier.n resumes on the pitch after the international break, and the focus falls on title challengers manchester city and liverpool, both of which play this weekend. liverpool leading manchester city by two points face tottenham on sunday at anfield, manchester city play fulham in the lunchtime kick off tomorrow. so how do the two compare in the run in? well, those two points could be overhauled with a city win tomorrow. of liverpool's seven games remaining, four are at home to city's three. while city play five away matches in their run, so liverpool will look to make hoem advantage count. both play two of the top six. relegation could be confirmed for huddersfield this weekend, ending their two years stint in the premier league. defeat to crystal palace and victories for rivals southampton and burnley, they'll go down. they're rock bottom with just 1a points. only one other club have ever been relegated before the end of march in the pl era. iam i am almost focussing about the future of cou

gregor townsend has struck me as a very optimistic guy. quality that he has really targeted for himself and when they lost to france, you can send some of that optimism just disappearing a little bit. scottish rugby right now, for all the endeavour and the flare that we have genuinely seen, it needs the oxygen we have genuinely seen, it needs the oxyg e n of we have genuinely seen, it needs the oxygen of victory to sustain that. there are five changes to the scotla nd there are five changes to the scotland team. suddenly some of the injured players have come back from a different 19 combination with ali price and finn russell. he can pull the strings, it will not be a finn russell type of weather, but with all the intensity i think it will be all the intensity i think it will be a calm head that wins the blood and thunder here in edinburgh. a calm head. i love it. thank you, joe. joe wilson therefore stepped back and class go, the women's game on a little bit later, philippa, former wales international still with us. we will talk about tha

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that is matt townsend. can interact the that charts you see -- chart to see on gtv go p can see charts featured there and the analysis and data that backs them up. from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ . . mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. the united nations secretary-general says at least 21 u.n.'s staff members died in the if european airlines crash on sunday along with an undetermined number of people who work closely with the world body. he added that the u.n. staffers came from all quarters -- corners of the globe and all had in common the spirit to serve the people of the world and make it a better place for us all. he spoke at the opening on the meeting on the status of women which weekend -- began with members standing in tribute to the victims. >> the global tragedy has hit close to home. the united nations is united in grief. i extend my deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of all the victims, to the government and people of ethiopia, and all thes

ali price has been preferred at scrum—half, one of four changes made by gregor townsend following their. we're out of the running of the championship, but we still want to play to our potential, show a true picture of what we're capable of and finish as high up the championship as possible. playing at home requires even more determination, because you're playing in front of your supporters and it's the last home game of the season, so it's time we delivered an 80—minute performance. england face italy this weekend whenjoe cockanasiga will make his first six nations start. he replaces jack nowell who's out injured. eddiejones has also opted for the powerful pair of manu tuilagi and ben te'o in the centre. captain owen farrell admitted he wouldn't fancy his chances against this giant backline. massive, yeah. i would not like to play against it. but we've got to make sure that those boys get in the game, those boys get someone one tackles. we see what they can do with that. they can cause some damage. northern ireland's graeme mcdowell is three shots off the lead in the first round of the

on townsend we made significant progress from seventh to fifth street. the remaining blocks still needing this type of treatment but again we are not waiting for the city to rebuild all of town send street whichs unaccepted. we are making do with paint to make it safer both walking and cycling for every one. you can see our shops and crews are working over time. sometimes one of our biggest overlooked projects that is being delivered is the new traffic signal program. they are unsung heroes. we had two go in with two more coming online in geneva in the next two months along with signal modifications and thank you to the ta who funds the program. we have the big projects. this is an example of small work we do to make things better for everybody on the streets every day. you can see the disgusting sky during the fires. we had crews out there building what is effectively a new protected bicycle facility in bayshore. if you are not a cyclist it is not an area you would be familiar with. you are at the farmers market this is protection to keep them safe to g

pete townsend. >> pick me, choose me, love me. >> so pick me. choose me. beautiful day to save lives. >> beautiful day to save lives. >> your favorite iconic "grey's anatomy" quote. >> seriously? >> yeah. >> seriously. >> seriously? >> seriously! >> you're my person. >> or when sandra oh says somebody sedate me. >> somebody sedate me! >> that's probably the best "grey's anatomy" of all time. >> let's talk about another tv classic. "everybody loves raymond." it lasted nine amazing seasons. one of the show's stars is back with us again today. so good to have you here. >> thank you. so good to be here. >> we have a little bit of a surprise for you. we talked to your former tv husband ray romano and here's what he had to say about your humanitarian efforts. >> she's always been giving and supportive and any time i asked her for anything -- i host a charity, i ask her, will you come in and host it, she immediately jumped on it. yet on the flip she can be like my wife and yell at me and tell me to get lost. such a beautiful thing. >> he's right. we were just lik

townsend on t.w. and online. sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. the musicologist began searching for the source of this captivating sound. and found that deep in the rain forest in central africa and electable in the closing table be able to move the right angle well. so he was so fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to his son mates aren't only the jungle and returned to the concrete and glass jungle but. the result reversed culture shock. the prize winning documentary song from the forest starts first on w. . the ice to the right three to one the notes the left two hundred seventy eight britain's parliament has ruled out of leaving the european union without first negotiating an exit deal and he's rejected a new deal grex it under the old circumstances by a forty three you vote margin they now plan to vote on fast and whether to ask the e.u. to delay britain's plan departure on march twenty ninth.

however, he's made three changes including returns forjames mcarthur and andros townsend.ghton have left out glenn murray — romanian forward florin andone, replaces him up top. there are two early kick—offs in the championship. preston north end, currently on a nine—game unbeaten run in the championship, are at blackburn. it started at noon and the latest score at ewood park is 1—0, danieljohnson goal on eight mins. sheffield united can move above leeds into second if they beat rotherham at bramall lane. that one began at 12.15 and it's currently sheffield united 1—0 rotheram. jack o'connell with the goal on five mins. a fan was arrested following an ugly incident involving rangers captain james tavernier during last night's 1—1 draw at hibernian. a supporter jumped over the advertising boards and kicked the ball away as tavernier went to collect the ball for a throw—in, before pushes were exchanged between the pair. police and stewards swiftly moved in and led the man away. they have embarrassed this cloud again tonight, completely unacceptable. how many footballer suppor

social media is quite critical in the anime townsend's of phoners are going to cost them on the streets of. women who are changing the world to bring. digital. stores march. on t.w. . there's less than a month to go before britain's shadow departure from the e.u. and the union is staking out its final positions on the terms of withdraw my guest this week here in brussels is the belgian m.e.p. philippe lamberts who sits on the european parliament's breck's it steering committee has the e.u. negotiated in good faith and is that famous.

ali price has been preferred at scrum—half, one of four changes made by gregor townsend following theirt six nations start. he replaces jack nowell who's out injured. eddiejones has also opted for the powerful pair of manu tuilagi and ben te'o in the centre. i'll have more for you in the next hour. plenty more to come throughout the evening. circulators live weather update. today clearly a very windy day. more strong winds to come over the weekend that make time for your. things are coming down overnight. allowing temperatures to get to give a frosty start for many of us in the morning. a day of two hubs. later cloud and rain moving in. we are riding into this gap between weather systems under clearing skies, and it averages are dipping. still have a future without them. particularly towards the south—east of the uk. they will be clearing. in the blue is where you have the lowest temperatures, maybe —6 —7 across highland scotland. a fairly widespread frost in places. misty in some spots. quite quickly cloud and outbreaks of rain pushing into the western side of the uk. that has to move

that night, however, three men who were enslaved, shepherd malory, frank baker and james townsend decided to make a daring move. this picture shows you what these three men got on in the middle of the know and knowing if they stayed with malory they would be taken far from their families in hampton, they planned their escape and they got aboard this ship late in the night with a full moon and they road their way across the treacherous hampton road from fool's point to fort monroe arriving in the early hours of the morning the next day on may 24. the men encountered a group from fort monroe where upon they requested sanctuary. later that morning they were brought before general benjamin for interrogation. the typical response would have been for butler to take a huge sanctuary to escaping slaves as other union generals throughout the south had done. lincoln declined to formulate a policy regarding a policy for fear of antagonizing the border states but butler decided to seize upon an argument they gave him, being an expert in constitutional law he understood if he seized these men and conf

originally how many people in that community and i hope that come about at the moment we are around free townsend or more in the u.k. but why for a why gatwick airport it's because the first group that came they came to get make airport they landed there and is there for couple of days and then they were introduced to the council of crawley and it was them who had the duty to look for accommodation for them as we are family orientated in the community when others come we would just say ok you can come to my house instead over so this is how it happened because we just wanted to keep that bond family bond that's very interesting like many immigrant communities once a bridge had established people grouped together because it was people that knew their friends people from the same background. who represent the the chigger so when movement to me one of the aims of your organization our aims is for the government both sides morrish us british government and the usa to recognise worth and to give us back our island as your second generation should. you've never been to the islands you were born there i

troy townsend from the anti—racism organisation kick it out says the punishment needs to be more severehe stadium for a game that is not against england wisely, are is expulsion more were they? if we are going to show we are challenging, i say we because i am pa rt challenging, i say we because i am part of the footballing industry, if the governing bodies are going to shoot the tackling this, enough is enough, they cannot play this tournament until you have sort yourself out. and chelsea have complained to uefa about alleged racist abuse of callum hudson—odoi during their europa league tie against dynamo kiev in ukraine last week. uefa will assess whether there's enough evidence for disciplinary action. dynamo kiev have twice been punished for racist behaviour against english clubs in 2015, during fixtures against everton and chelsea. chelsea defender millie bright is back in the england squad for their world cup warm—up matches against canada and spain next month. bright missed the she believes cup through injury but she returns to phil neville's squad, with her replacement gemma bonn

a domestic terror attack in aaron townsend is a it is going to be quite difficult for people to come names, and put faces to those and bury people, i think it will have a wider impact on the community. you are part of muslim yourself and you have lived here in christchurch for many, many yea rs. here in christchurch for many, many years. is there a sense that your community is feeling incredibly, you know, uncomfortable? unsafe, because of this? i think now there are probably some concerns but actually, my sense is that the islamic community still has faith in new zealand being a safe place. but we have to address some of the issues around radicalisation. and what has led to this attack. generally, the communities have felt safe. even as a general increase in tone of islamophobia, globally, i mean, that has spilt over into new zealand, no doubt about it. in general, people did not have a lot of concerns. you would go to friday prayers and nobody really thought much about it. so this was a big shock to you as it has been to everybody else here. thank you so much forjoining us today, a

the number of deaths has prompted some townsend cities to form groups to patrol waterways at night.lie died had been submitted to the city council. free tampons and other sanitary products will be offered to every female hospital patient in england who needs them — from this summer. nhs officials say women and girls will be able to ask for the products free of charge. the british medical association had argued it was inconsistent for some hospitals to give out razors and shaving foam, but not offer women sanitary products. andy moore reports. a study last month by the doctors' union, the british medical association, found that many nhs trusts were handing out free razors and shaving foam, but not sanitary products. at present, some trusts in england provide them, others don't. in some hospitals, sanitary products aren't even available in their shops. the new policy will make the products free of charge in all hospitals in england from the summer onwards. the chief executive of the nhs in england, simon stevens, said it was absolutely right that everyone had access to the essentials

the number of deaths has prompted some townsend cities to form groups to patrol waterways at night.news. free tampons and other sanitary products will be offered to every female hospital patient in england who needs them — from this summer. nhs officials say women and girls will be able to ask for the products free of charge. the british medical association had argued it was inconsistent for some hospitals to give out razors and shaving foam, but not offer women sanitary products. andy moore reports. a study last month by the doctors' union, the british medical association, found that many nhs trusts were handing out free razors and shaving foam, but not sanitary products. at present, some trusts in england provide them, others don't. in some hospitals, sanitary products aren't even available in their shops. the new policy will make the products free of charge in all hospitals in england from the summer onwards. the chief executive of the nhs in england, simon stevens, said it was absolutely right that everyone had access to the essentials of daily life during their time in hospital

billy townsend was a democrat. we had some strength over there. jim baker could tell the president, call one of those guys and they'll help you. they said, well, i know ralph hall better an i know any of them. we'll have the president call him and maybe he'll pick up those votes that he lost. he needed about 10 votes. they told me he was going to call me. so i was ready for him. he called and said, this is ronald reagan. i said, yeah, i believe that. martha, come over here. he thinks i'm reagan now, but -- i want you to hear him. he said, no, i really am. another guy came over and no, it's really him. those are the funny things that happen. >> sure. who forget a call from the president like that? >> when i knocked on the door he told me to come over there. i told them i need to have some time. i had a program like he did. i always wanted to put a president on hold. i put him on hold about two minutes and i said, well, i can come over there today, tomorrow, or the next 30 minutes. what you want me to do? he told me to get my you-know-what over ther

now i think it is particularly fitting that my friend reverend arnold townsend come up and lead us and maybe a little bit of prayer. i mean i don't know that anybody who speaks for the western addition better or longer than arnold. arnold about thank you. and it's just wonderful to see everyone and let me say a couple of things real quick. i know that you all and sitting looking at me and that what you're really thinking you know i've been last on the program before and when your last on the program. you know that everybody not just really just want you to hurry up shall i show. i am gonna do my best to hurry up let me shakeup but a couple of things. i'm glad you mentioned a bill to staff here because now i don't have to. i was going to do it. it was some outstanding. work going on we had to be tough to get it done but everyone did their job played the role of building i like you should we go back a very long ways he's not quite as old as i am but he's close see he's close and really you know we knew each other around the times the feinstein days in the mosque only and agnus days but w

vickie hennessey is here, and shimon wanton from the san francisco school board, reverend arnold townsend

we'll talk to fran townsend about the investigation and the role of social media in tracking extremistsarrier reef in australia to see the effort to preserve the underwater treasures. first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> historic and deadly flooding has parts of the midwest under water this morning. thousands of people have been evacuated. >>> the rivers are not expected to go below flood level until sometime on friday. many rivers are till rising. >>> we've seen people come here and stare and stand with tears rolling down their cheeks wondering how this has happened. >> after the new zealand massacre, president trump downplayed the threat of right wing violence reigniting questions about whether or not the president is doing enough to tamp down extremism. >>> ethiopians are the lead in this investigation. >>> physical evidence found at the crash scene includes a jack screw which helps to lower or raise the nose of the plane. it was set in a knife position. >> over the weekend beto o'rouke faced closer scrutiny but it was a slipup by biden that caused the greatest stir. >>> he

vickie hennessey is here, and shimon wanton from the san francisco school board, reverend arnold townsendverend dr. james mccray, jr. we have the members of the staff of the san francisco fire department, san francisco police department and also members of the san francisco sheriff's department. we also want to thank our friends here in the city and county of san francisco, the city administrator's office, and particularly partnership with the mayor's office and neighborhood services led by our own derek smith. this concludes the 50th year, the 50-year memorial commemoration of dr. martin luther king, jr. here in the city and county of san francisco. we thank you all for being here. we want you to spend this next week reflecting on dr. king, reflecting on his message of beloved community. and decide within ourselves those things that we can do to make it a more beloved community. as we conclude here, we want to be taken out on a happy day, by our musicians. thank you everybody. >> good afternoon. i'd like to call the order the regular meeting of the san francisco public utilities commissi

in one location we have a third of a mile between stops from townsend to harrison. that's a stop only at harrison temporarily. previously it was under the freeway and not a great waiting environment for passengers and it was 1500, to 1600 street between stops and conversely we have two on the same stop between folsom and howard and they're about 500 feet apart. so we propose two things. remove the stop at howard with less usage the sidewalk is level. we feel as far as removing stops go it's a fairly minimal impact and would like to take the stop at harrison and move to it bryant. the result of that which is hard to see with the closed captioning is a stop every other block which are 1200 feet part or so within our stop guidelines. so this is a brief summary of the legislation you're being asked to approve. parking and traffic changes. it doesn't include a couple important components. one is moving an existing transit lane you do not actually need to approve the other is the sidewalk extensions and 42 two -- the two for bus stops and those are the purview of public w

learning and many of the people that i was working with are still here the reverend mccray reverend townsendmos brown todd clatter as well as gerald green are still here and we are. still here all right still here. and then to the new leaders are dynamic mayor london breed as well as our supervisor valley brown thank you for continuing to lead us here in san francisco and i've been living here in san francisco for 30 years. but bill witty was actually here longer and he was one of the senior consultant advisors to dianne feinstein when she was mayor and his commitment to low income housing. bar none is like one of the best examples of what developers should be doing could be doing and need to be doing more until the west side courts tennis association. welcome to politics i'm just telling you you are going to get so busy everyone's going to be calling you lining up sending you text messages and emails complaining so welcome welcome. and you know my prior job was. i was the tax collector on the state board of equalization nobody likes this tax collector nobody wants to call me and when they d

in my district, on 7th, and townsend and embarcadero, and, of course, howard and fulsom. i hope we can move with much greater urgency. this is a life-or-death situation. i'm the representative of the area that is really experiencing this. i plead with you to take action immediately, and i thank you for your leadership. i know this is a challenge thing, but it one i believe we're prepared to support you on to make happen immediately. thank you. >> chairman: thank you very much, supervisor, for your time today. your message is received loudly and clearly. thanyou heard the action. and thank you for being here. i can tell you that our focus in particular will be on the high-injury corridors, as you've requested, and that has been the focus and we'll renew that focus as an agency. thank you very much for your time. ms. boomer, how many speaker cards do we have? >> 32. >> chairman: am i allowed to do 90 seconds instead of a min-minute a minutr two. >> i don't have that capacity. >> chairman: i will tell you oftentimes brevity is persuasive. >> can we just pass the motion and t

and king terminus site, that potential do expands the underground station planned at fourth and townsend, and to figure out what to do with those yards. those yards of multiple functions. not all of them are needed in the future when we have transport and the trains going to translate, so therefore, what part of those functions can be done elsewhere along the line? what part of this function c. to remain at the site either all up on top for a bit until we get the transport or underneath in the future when we have the underground station? thank you for mentioning that. that is really important work. that is happening right now. in fact, that work is very complicated, and it is a good use of everyone's time because that is also on the critical path. >> thank you for those questions and comments. if there are no other comments from commissioners, thank you for that update. is there any introduction of new items? seeing done, is there any general public comment? >> i would like to very briefly touch on developments -- you obviously know what happened at the federal level, which is unfortunat