i have been working with hsf, abbey mitchell and the department leaders since late last summer when i joined the best doctors organization. meeting with them monthly through conference call and reb narand in person -- webinar and in person. quarterly we review throughout the year. these are highlights of the culmination of the four quarters in 2018. january through december. we appreciate the opportunity to come out here. we released the full report for 2018. what i am showing today is just some highlights. you have probably reviewed the full report. if you have questions, we can definitely take those as soon as i touch on the highlights. hopefully this is familiar for some of you on the board last year. our reports are constantly evolving. thanks to you we have been able to bring things together at the annual report. i am working on bringing those quarterly. that was based on the hard work of abbey and her team and commissioner was involved and the clinical details. as far as the agenda for the presentation, some highlighters of did yo did youof th did youo. i want to touch on the me

the eagerly awaited movie downton abbey is back in september. the plot involves the king and queen of england visiting the estate and quentin tarantino's latest film once upon a time in hollywood debuted at the kannes. once upon a time in hollywood arrives in theaters july 26. that's your high on hollywood. >>> now whoever the warriors face in the finals will be really, really tired and we'll drop the puck next. >> because of that loss, some people in san jose might be waking up a little sad this morning but you know what? they went far, so there is a reason to celebrate. we'll be right back. >>> the warriors beat the rockets. shorthanded sharks trying to force a game seven, just 90 seconds in, david perried in. st. louis scored in the first three minutes. later in the period san jose penalty. he scores seven seconds into the power play making it 2-0. martin jones makes the save, igniting a break for san jose. his first career goal accounting the deficit. then four minutes later san jose with another chance, got behind the goalie jordan benningt

prime minister shinzo abbey came next. quarter we will look up to you as the symbol of the nation and our unity while the international situation is drastically changing we are determined to create an era where japan has a bright future which is peaceful and full of hope that. this begins a new era in japan. means beautiful harmony and well japanese soul abraded with sarkozy and can take notes of congratulation poured in from capitals around the world journalists has been covering the ceremonies at the imperial palace and joins us from tokyo hi sonia akihito is at the cation ceremony it was a solemn and fairly.

series downton abbey was a global cultural phenomenon and i was one of its millions of fans there's amovie coming in september and the 1st strike has just been released the original series ended over 3 years ago but you'll be pleased to know that all the main acts as a backup for the film visitors to downton always came from the highest echelons of high society and now in the new movie there's a crowding moments of the of grand. the king and queen are coming to stay. was. not the. kind i hope you someone must see several hey i may never arise again. always of course maggie smith gets the best lines i think it might be in her contract. european union elections are almost upon us and we've been traveling around the talking to artists about what they think of the european union and their local politics today to ireland which initially profits a great me from being an e.u. member in dublin we met up with musicians from the traditional irish folk band lanka. joplin is building the future on the banks of the river liffey. for many years the docklands area was poor now it's a lively business

president donald trump spent his 2nd day in tokyo golfing with japanese prime minister shinzo abbey and watching similar wrestling the spite the friendly atmosphere there are tough talks ahead on trade and on differences over the threat posed by north korea. that has been fresh fighting owed say the disputed yemeni city of ties militias allied to the internationally recognized government fired on positions held by hutu rebels pro-government forces claim they are advancing but say at least 10 of their fighters have been killed in recent days. thousands of kurdish prisoners in turkey have ended a mass hunger strike they were protesting prison conditions for the kurdish leader abdul. supporters celebrated the end of the strike the government lifted a ban on lawyers visiting a vigil and who is serving a life sentence. well the votes are in and the ballots are being counted more than 400000000 people in 28 countries were eligible to vote in the biggest democratic exercise in the western world from france to poland and right across the continent from britain to italy the forces of populism an

accompanied her to ethiopia where she explored italy's colonial history and what was then known as abbey siniora. fascist dictator benito mussolini invaded abas india in 1935 with dreams of creating a new roman empire. hundreds of thousands died as a result of italian imperialism. fascist italy developed a race theories to justify its atrocities. but after the 2nd world war italy repressed its memory of the period. none of it for. the failure to face the possum and that this racism which is part of italy's history sank like a subterranean river. and since democracy's antibodies while no longer effective the guard and what was once impossible to say is no longer a political to boot it's now suddenly acceptable to say terrible things in public beach so racism has returned and is dominating public discourse because. the legacy of italy's colonial era remains in her novel francesco melandri indicts italy's africa policies of the last 85 years and those who are turning the migration crisis into political capital. between even as our little man. it's used as a scapegoat to avoid talking about

let's see what's coming up for downton abbey fans the wait is almost over we've got a look at the upcoming movie. the prize winning russian designed to put their distinctive. 6 share of their hopes and fears for europe's future. c c you all what you eat the saying goes and how and what we did to place in society this is the subject of an unusual exhibition at the victoria and albert museum in london a critical look at the politics and culture of food it's an absolute necessity for his soul to survive but we need to rethink what we eat. as part of the exhibition food bigger than the plate b.n. these video artists honey and bunny take on the topic of table manners questioning the way people in the european union manipulate their knives and forks. in from the media and that we have 500000000 democratic citizens but we're all trying to eat like the queen of england there's a sudden absurdity to that cultural rules define and dominate our lives to a massive degree.

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prime minister shinzo abbey came next. quarter we will look up to you as the symbol of the nation in our unity while the international situation is drastically changing we are determined to create an era where japan has a bright future which is peaceful and full of hope that. those begins a new era in japan. means beautiful harmony. and well japanese so abraded with sarkozy and can take notes of congratulation poured in from capitals around the world. we have some sports now in tonight's football action liverpool coach jurgen klopp texas team to mighty barcelona he's desperate to win his first champions league title after losing in the final with dortmund at liverpool but in an exclusive interview with you he proved to be as relaxed and unflappable. liverpool coach your gun club is on the cusp of possibly the most important few weeks of his career thus a loner awaits in the champions league semifinals and the premier league title is on the line but the german still has time to fool around showing d.w. his normal worn mogue

he's campaign throughout california and that included a visit to the abbey in west hollywood, that's of the most famous lgbt bars in america, that is where alex michelson caught up with the candidates. >> reporter: pete is hoping to be america's first openly gay president.>> anybody tells you whether or not america is capable in these twisted and dark times of delivering or vindicating our hopes, tell them you saw at the abbey in west hollywood a top-tier presidential candidate on his way to the white house moments after his husband introduced him.>> reporter: that couple is now on the cover of time magazine. it's emotional for some here.>> having their husband come up as a gay male that is something that's really important. >> reporter: we talked in an exclusive interview.>> do you feel extra pressure or the burden of this community on your back the way that they look at you?>> i'm certainly conscious of the responsibility that comes with this candidacy. at the same time responsible for everything.>> reporter: all of his time on the trail is spent talking about the issues of other g

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day is filled with them >> tv, play "downton abbey." >> and pbselps everyone discover theirs.ywhere. pbs. we are with you for life. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by wshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodrf. for the newshour tonight: after three years of trying, end failing, to lead th united kingdom to quit the european union, british prime minister theresa may steps down. plus, it friday. mark shields and david brooks are here to discuss the war of words between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi and the latest on the 2020 presidential candidates. and, an unlikely part of hip hop history. members of the 1980s group the astie boys talk about changes in music, and perspective. >> we l hope that, as we get older, we grow a little and we learn. right? learning from mistakes, learning

prime minister shinzo abbey is next. that. we will look official you as the symbol of the nation and our unity while the international situation is drastically changing we are determined to create an era where japan has a bright future which is peaceful full of hope and we can be proud of. this begins a new era. means beautiful harmony boyle japanese celebrate with cake and sarky notes of congratulation have been pouring in from capitals around the world. this is deja vu news still to come on the show did have you sits down for an exclusive interview with liverpool coach jurgen klopp we asked him whether his team's fans with rather see the side win the champions league for the premier league this season stay tuned for that. first it is to sudan where protesters are calling for a mass rally they say the army is not serious about handing over power to civilians three weeks after ousted longtime president omar al bashir so then snow what terry rulers are warning protesters against any further on rest he'd have used now and heard

joining in my calls monthly with abbey and her team. really what we are focused on and we will follow abbey's direction and always do. some of the things we have been starting to work on on your behalf are really driving member engagement. there is always more to do. the marketing team is trying to take a fresh approach. we have a great team of people. one of the things we are doing is trying to make it campaign driven to items in the general news and public. world health day. when that happens we try to release the information related to that. we have been given a status internally with the marketing team as a partner. we will explore that. also exploring other ways to really focus on the great work marina and her team have done. there is more to drill into on that. >> any questions or comments? >> thank you very much. it was a nice summary. i have had the opportunity to look at all of the cases and review them. i would like to affirm the fact that it is quite clear that your expert medical opinions. they are fantastic, they are very t

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. >> tv, play "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyone discover theirs.e, anytnywhere. pbs."bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on thenewshour" tonight, trade tensions rise and markets stumble as china imposes retaliatory tariffs on $60 billion worth of u.sgoods. then our politics monday team breaks down the latest news from the campaign trail and how voters are feeli about trade, the opioid crisis and more. plus, inside "the jungle," an immersive theater experience that recreates the environment of a crowded refugee camp in flirance, told by people whd there. all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the pbs ho

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. >> tv, play "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyone discover theirs. anytime, anywhere. pbs.e with you for life. >> "bbc world news" wasby presentecet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> nawaz: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight: attorney general william barr fails to appear before the house judiciary committee, and risks being held in contempt of congress. then, a disturbing report from the pent the number of reported sexual assault cases in the military. and, the ride-sharing service uber provides millions of trips per day, which translate into millions of users' data sent to' the coteam in san francisco. >> you have a bit of this image of silicon valley, that somebody's sitting there, you know, thinking of a brilliant idea, you know, alone in a room. but actually, the real innovation that happens, especially for the largetech firms, is just lots and lots and lots of incremental innovation. >> nawazall that and more, on

>> possibilities. .ur day is filled with th >>v, play "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyone discover anytime, anywhere. pbs. we are with you for life. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. o captioningored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: i sit down with 2020 democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. then, hundreds of former federal prosecutors, both republican and democrats, sign a lettting that psident trump would have been indicted for obstruction of justice, if he were not a sitting president. plus, from crib to college. acnnsylvania will now open a college savings count for every newborn baby ithe state, tomatically, and with $100 already invested. >> that $100 grows to $400, and if they deposit $25 a month from the time that child is born, they'll have more than $10,000 by the time that child reaches 18

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. >> tv, play "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyone discover theirs. anytime, anywhere. pbs.e with you for life. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour hinight: former house counsel don mcgahn skips his hearing before the u.s. house judiciary committee, as some congressional democrats ratchet up calls to begin impeachment proceedings against president trump. then, trouble in the persian gulf. the leaders of the u.s. senate foren relations committee, on the latest tensions with iran. plus, two worlds, one state. a collegprogram in illinois seeks to bridge the divide between urban and rural students. >> we make this assumpti that anyone on the left believes a kind of rigid phil anyone on the right believes a rigid philosophy that's never changing. and one of the things that this

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. >> tv, play "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyone discover theirs. anytime, anywhere. pbs.with you for life. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, ll >> nawaz: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. a judy woodruff y. on the newshour tonit: prident trump threatens tariffs on imports from mexico, in an attempt to stop the flow of migrants at the u.s. southern border. then, it's friday. david brooks and jonathan capehart are here to talk abou robert mueller breaking his silence, the controversy around president trump's visit to hapan, and the white house pus to add a citizenship question to the census. plus, some exhibits ke millions of years to put together. an inside look at the national neweum of natural history' fossil hall. >> we're showing how all these different species got together and formed ecosystems the past, that transformed and transformed and transformed through time. and now we're at a point ourselves where it's

. >> tv, play "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyone discover theirs. anytime, anywhere. pbs.with you for life. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> brangham: good evening. i'm william brangham.f judy woodr away.ia on the newshour tonight: the fight over abortion moves to thssouri. a judge decides w the state's only clinic will be allowed to continue providinglo the service.se en, for the first time the country's history, israel will hold a second election, aso prime mister benjamin netanyahu's attempt to form aat coation government collapse and, three-star general russelno hoÉ led the effort to rescue new orleans after hurricaneed katrina.ne aw he's back, and taking new challenge-- saving his state from industrial waste. >> i spent 37 years, three months and three days defending this country. i spent 9.5 years overseas. and to come back to my ho c state and see it controlled by multinational corporations, is a crying damn shame.

. >> tv, play "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyone discover theirs. anytime, anywhere.e weith you for life. >> "bbc world news" wasby presentecet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: "fear in the classroom."he anshooting in colorado brings into focus the trauma caused by gun violence in schools. then, "standoff." congressman jerry nadler chairman of the u.s. house judiciary committee, on the tiuse's escalating fight with the trump administ. and, "to kill a mockingbird." one of a adapted for broadway.s >> this was no longer an exercise in nostalgia. this wasn'a field trip to a museum. it wasn't an homage to one of america's favorite books. it was something new. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshr.

day is filled with them >> tv,lay "downton abbey." >> andbs helps everyone discover theirs.e, anywhere. pbs. we are with you for life. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsoredy newshour productions, llc d >> woodruff: gening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, these u.s. hudiciary committee votes to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress, a move the democratic chairman says amounts to a constitutional crisis, as president trump asserts executive privilege over the mueller report. then, escalating tensions with iran-- a year after the u.s.he pulls out ofuclear deal, tehran signals it too will stop complying with parts of the landmark agreement. plus, inside a megafire.n miles on the race to protect california from devastating wildfires. >> you reallalmost need to know every tree, every bush, every piece of grass and what its state is to really predict what's going to happen

here's a look at the first "downton abbey" movie trailer. was released moments ago. >> 1927. allen leech. just chatting him up. he plays tom branson in the show and film. we're all so excited. did everyoneust say yes immediately to this idea of a movie? >> we first started talking about it before we even stopped filming the series. so i think everyone was up for it. it just took awhile to get right script. we wanted to make sure taking as manying from tv to film, you want to make sure that the and 's bigg and bolder more theatrical. eo we put julian in a room for three years andim come up with the script. >> is it like riding the bike? do you just get back into swing when you're back together? >> oh, yeah. the first time you go up to thei castle,s a beautiful building. you haven't seen it for three years and think i took this for granted too long. then it kind of felt like i had just gone back for a sleep in my trailer. it didn't feel like we were gone three years. >> i don't know how much you can say, but does it pick up in the future? where are we in the time with the chara

. >> tv, play "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyone discover theirs. anytime, anywhere. pbs. for life. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> nawaz: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. wajudy woodruff is on the newshour tonight: facing facts. fothe dilemmfacebook and other social media, on how to handle doctored video. then, r politics monday duo is here, as 2020 presidential ecandidates hold campaints, town halls, and attend memorial day celebrations. seand, honoring those who ed, with one military it that has suffered more losses from post traumatic stress disorder than from combat. >> we're seeing people that end up killing themselves because they never got the treatment, or the treatment was ineffective in addressing their needs. >> nawaz: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour.