as far as the russia the americans are concerned and the their credit allies where they support the y p g they also have a problem in the northeastern parts of syria where the sharks have been trying to push forward together with the free syrian army rebel group to try and capture the history of our freedom so this could very well be a message to the turks as well that if you attack the y p g or if your allies attack the y p g then maybe you could be in for a direct conflict so it's just a very difficult situation to say the least yeah absolutely and so losses significant losses for the government there but elsewhere the government with its russian backers is continuing its relentless bombardment of eastern gusa of ad libbed. indeed and not only those areas of eastern the whole time in the biz you mentioned also madrassa norman and other places have witnessed even the use of napalm weapons being just over the past twenty four hours according to local sources there but what's important again here is as you mentioned there was a but these were meant to be the deescalation zones the much

i'd made, um, friends, relationships as--especially as--as u.s.orney, that i thought i might be able to convert into some good policy and be a force for effective change. i--i was really intrigued by--intrigued by that possibility. capehart: there's one person you talked to in particular who, um, killed the idea. holder: yeah, my lovely wife, um, who said, i thought interestingly, that she would vote for me and that she thought that i would be a good mayor, but she said that i would be serving as a single man. [laughter] capehart: and--and thus-- holder: that pretty much ended it. capehart: yeah. ha ha ha! so you didn't run for mayor. um, sharon put a stop to it. you decided you wanted to stay married... holder: yeah. capehart: and so you went into the private sector. you joined the law firm of covington & birling. holder: yep. capehart: what did you work on when you were there? holder: ooh, a whole variety of things. it was my first experience in, uh--in the private sector, and so, you know, i worked on, uh, commercial cases. i worked on internat

as you know, that's something that we are working towards as the fleet grows. you may also notice on the map that there's this brlue line here is a -- it's a circulator, so in order to make the bus trips as direct as possible and also to minimize the vehicles, the m line will not go directly to forest hill station, and the l line will stop about 200 feet from the station at juliet -- my apologies. the -- flew out of my head. >> in front of the hospital or where? >> in front of the little -- >> in front of the dewey. >> thank you. because of the circulation and the time it takes to get up there. and we will not be able to serve directly woest portal station because of the construction. so the -- west postal station because of the construction, so there will be a small circulation of riders circulating forest hill. >> so the one thing -- i know you're the master at this, and -- but all the planning, are we confident that it is quicker to go from woepest por to castro street station as opposed to the b.a.r.t. station? i'm just thinking you've got somebody who's le

as a woman think x. as a gay man, i believe y. as a privileged person, i apologize for z. this is dangerous. lincoln warns in the young men's life theme address when he was 29 that, and i quote, reason, cold calculating, unimpassioned reason, must furnish all the materials for our future support and dissent, but identity politic is the politics anti-reason, of passion and self-assertion over thoughtfulness and common humanity. it adds another layer of fraction and an element of division in our already hyperpolarized siloed and splintered civic, and i mighted a, digital life. it creates an artificial barrier to mutual understanding and makes the distance between making an argue. and causing personal offense terrifyingly short. now let me turn to political right. one of the worst aspects of identity politics is that it is a game at which two can play. for many years, i thought identity politics was mainly a fissionation of the left, of academyarch but the rise of the so-called alt rate has taught me and many of us that white identity politic read mains a powerful driving for

impacts thousands of people who are living on the streets as well as impacts our neighborhoods as well. you also notice that there has been a dramatic increase, you'll see on slide 4, of individuals calling with complaints or often time concerns about people living on the streets. we currently are seeing well over 5,000 calls a month between 3-1-1 and 911 and those numbers have been increasing up through 2017, in terms of people had are concerned about what they're seeing on our streets. and while san francisco does have and has invested significantly in the homelessness response system, we have currently over 2300 temporary shelter beds that are available for individuals, both shelter beds, winter shelter program, transitional housing, stabilization units and of course navigation center beds. clearly we have not been able to meet the demands. you can walk outside in many neighborhoods in san francisco and see the results of that. so as such, as you know, mayor lee challenged the city and challenged our department and the department of public works and others to get a thousand people o

as a u.s. president and so what i see happening during this time is that donald in his own you know national security adviser h.r. mcmaster not the one who's been indicted but the new one in his own language called him in the eyes of the intelligence of a kindergartener his own secretary of state i said he's an f. ing idiot this man is an intelligence level an understanding of the issues is very very poor but what he does know is he doesn't know how to build a brand and doesn't know how to start and fight a culture war and that is what donald trump is doing when he attacks football players only attacks the media well here attacks jamelle hill wing attacks frederica wilson there is no a coincidence that he consistently attacks black people has he attacked them again no question why not eminem as white but he will happily attack on and capture nic so as as folks who are part of the resistance as folks will culture makers who artists who have platforms we have to consistently push back from a cult

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deputy minister as premier as. the sufferer of a show legislature has kept passing of solid and all executive mass present that person of the national house of traditional leaders lead us of faith based organizations for mars the call of the national assembly dr frieden each one of. the in the. form i speak of the national assembly. mr max sisulu to in the in. by ted guess veterans of the struggle for liberation members of the diplomatic corps and that of a member fellow south africans it is for me indeed a great on and a privilege to have this opportunity to address you all and indeed the nation on this the state of the nation address this address this address should have been delivered last week but was delayed so that we could properly and carefully monitor issues of political transition. i wish to think to another member. and the people of south africa for the our patients and for your forbearance. i also wish to extend a widow of god teach you to former president jacob zuma the would return. yes. i do wish i d

i always worried that if we get it wrong, we would end up with as much hate mail with as much as peoplemuch of it is down to radical creations? you have you creating something real onset. it is an important thing with all the star wars films. certainly when i grew up, they have always been showcasing visual effects. it is important they are grounded in reality, that is what the star wars world is. the practical effects will always be in the films, they are loved for that reason as well. it is an important aspect of what makes a star wars film different to other phones. you are now working on star wa rs phones. you are now working on star wars episode nine. we are. the hans solo movie is coming out soon, so we are looking forward to how that goes down, the film looks amazing. thank you so much. best of up to you. thank you very much indeed. thanks, lizo. let's continue to talk about the films themselves, star wars, worth reminding people early on that at the battles we have two categories, best film, but also best british film. a curious one because three billboards, which you touch on,

as u.n. i w-- you know i was confirmed last year and i took the opportunity to spend time with the entire agency and i did in fact, mention three priorities which we would govern and lead the agency, first is rule of law and it does matter. rule of law is something that people take for granted and we administer laws at the agency, the only pow we possess is the power you give us. we execute responsibility and rule making what you stay in storm watch as we do our work. it provides certainty to the american people and secondly, you indicated, process, process is often overlooked. process matters in rule making because of the decisions we make involving stake holders across the country. and so, the apa, the proposed rules that we adopt, the comments we receive and responding to them on the record and finalizing decisions in a an informed way is important. one action i took as administrator, is to do away with the sue and settle practice. across executive branch agency. someone sues the agency an

as far as who might have started this fire.gain, the fire department believing that this was suspicious. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> a developing story in san francisco this morning. we have confirmed that a gun was taken from a car near fisherman's wharf yesterday. enforcement agent whose jurisdiction is outside of san francisco. that's all we know right now. police are investigating this. we're hoping to learn more this morning. investigative unit has been tracing stolen guns across the bay area and across the nation to watch the full unit's latest report log on to our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> this morning we're seeing dramatic body camera footage of a shootout between san francisco police and the homicide suspect. it's hard to believe so many rounds were fired but police say seven officers fired 65 rounds after the suspect fired two shots from inside an rv. despite the barrage of bullets no one was hurt. police released that footage last night. we've reported on the shooting which happened earlier th

it is not as dramatic as it sounds.ce for the last three years. when the crown prince became minister, they have been using consultants and they have been using consultants and they have been working to restructure the whole defence ministry. at the same time, the war in yemen was the first w0 re time, the war in yemen was the first wore the saudi military had fought in the last two decades. so there is a learning curve they went up during this war which has benefited the project and given a lot of information to the leadership at how best to restructure the military. but it's not as dramatic as a late—night purge. some of them were normal retirements. but i think the new appointments are significant in the sense they are part of the programme to reorganise and re—energise the military. the saudi military was a parade ground military was a parade ground military for the last 20, 30 years. it hadn't fought a war by itself. this was a steep learning curve that has been taking place for the last two years and this is the c

as much as i know of dr. franklin, styles confessed, i have not an idea of his religious sentiments. i wish to know the opinion of my venerable friend concerning jesus of nazareth. styles adored franklin, but he still wished franklin would have clear title to, quote, that happy immortality which i believe jesus alone has purchased for the virtuous and truly good of every religious denomination. franklin respected styles, and so five weeks before his death, five weeks before his death, he penned a response. it's absolutely precious that we have this. and he asked styles to keep it confidential. apparently he didn't since we're talking about it here. you desire to know something of my religion. it is the first time i have been questioned upon it, franklin wrote, which is simply not true. i don't know why he said that. his parents, jane, george whitfield and others had been asking him about it all his life. anyway, he said, but i do not take your curiosity amiss and shall endeavor in a few words to gratify it, h

so rahm opposer promised to fight corruption as he was sworn in as south africa's new president rather poses succeeds jacob zuma who resigned on wednesday after months of pressure from the ruling a.n.c. party over corruption allegations one opposition party walked out during the parliamentary proceedings on thursday but the new president pledged to work with his opponents for the good of the country. i will seek to work with all political parties and were started off. was started off with wanting to have a meeting with the leaders of all political parties so that we can try and find a way of working together and i'm heartened by some of the sentiments expressed here about working together which i will want to touch on well cyril ramaphosa will face a range of challenges including reducing unemployment building up the economy as well ultimately his performance will be judged by voters and elections set to take place next year alexia bron has more president of the republic of south africa. before becoming the new leader of south africa cyril ramaphosa was seen as the chief negotiator in

soon as possible. 0ne the project to be set up as soon as possible. explained why. he said trying to move one chamber out at a time would double the cost and the risk of fire. be thought of cutting a solar system in half or the electric saw any of the other works, does not make sense, because of the nature of the building —— sewer. i would not give my honourable friend a lego set to play with. a reference that to sir edward leigh who had put down his own amendment calling for mps to stay in the precincts of the palace of westminster while the work was carried out around them. what about the 1 million was carried out around them. what about the1 million people was carried out around them. what about the 1 million people who visit this place every year. what about the fact that this building is the iconic centre of the nation, particularly as we try and resolve these very difficult questions of brexit. do we really want to take this a day number split decision at the very developed hi—fi nation we should move lock stock and barrel from the iconic centre

well as. good rick remender. tax returns to activism with a new mission i seldom ever get my job why build software for. educated dissidents within the technological. leaps to get certain limitations in their field from a capitalist part of the record. at this time on al jazeera. to take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera syria's rebel held region of eastern ghouta has endured its deadliest day in more than a month russian and syrian government air raids killed at least seventy one people on tuesday an estimated one hundred thirty eight people have now been killed in both eastern ghouta and in italy a province over the last forty eight hours. a magnitude six point four earthquake has hit eastern taiwan killing at least two people more than two hundred others are injured this is the scene live as you can see rescue workers there at the hotel where they say that at least five people remain trapped in the hotel which as you can see appears to be on the brink of of collapse one hundred seventy people are un

well as never consider them as far right.still ahead on al-jazeera an american disgraced donald trump lashes out at the russian investigation calling it a witch hunt plus what's in a name we explain the decades long dispute between greece and macedonia. hello there we've got a lot of snow around europe at the moment we've seen plenty of heavy snow in finland and also down towards the southwest in parts of spain but now is the southeast corner of spain where we're seeing the wintery weather these pictures from mercia where we all saw snow thirty five years ago and there's also been some wintery weather in alec county am better dorm as well places you normally go to avoid the winter not to see snow now this is the responsible for this one here it's now working its way towards the east still giving us some very wintry weather as it does so there and it looks like it's going to be moscow where we see quite a bit of snow during the day on sunday trading down behind it though is going to be a lot of clouds and some outbreaks of rai

well as impactful. i would just say that this brings up the total to over 450 sanctions that we have north -- have on north korea. i would say approximately half of those have been done in the last year. so we have had sanctions since 2005 under president trump's -- since under president trump's 2005. leadership we've done half of those in the last year. >> [inaudible] i'm notchin: >> again going to make any specific examples against -- expect people to follow through of the obligations of the u.n. sanctions and our sanctions. >> to what extent is russia helped north korea a great sanction? i'm not going to make any -- >> i'm not going to make any comments specific on that other than to say that obviously russia and china are two countries that have traded within, and we're working actively with both of those. >> mr. secretary what indicators , were used to measure whether or not the sanctions are successful? sec. mnuchin: we have both classified and unclassified indicators that we monitor as to the suc

to be as effective.e had been visiting edinburgh today as pa rt been visiting edinburgh today as part of their public engagement in the run—up to their wedding. they have been at the castle and hired the one o'clock gun fire. edinburgh castle and a well, to scotla nd edinburgh castle and a well, to scotland on a day where the temperature was barely above zero. a day for a good, warm overcoats. there was making michael wrapped up in the very thing. a coat pattern in tartan, green and blue. 0ffering unwelcome, the band of her majesty's royal marines scotland. and a shetland pony with sharp teeth. watch harry's left—hand. nearly got ten! harry moved on, ring finger in tights, making unused. bang when 31 o'clock gun, as claimed thoughtfully provided earplugs. and as harry and meghan gazed out over the city, those who came to see them were positive. i got to meet meghan today, she is beautiful. and so excited for them to be here in it but today. there the future of the royal family. this has been another impo

well as the inland areas.as we head over to mike now, you're starting with a traffic break at the maze. >>> saw it happen and saw it clear. this is 580 coming in out of oakland and traffic actually stopped right here just shy of the maze for just about 90 seconds. i saw another set of flashing lights clear and everything started moving back over here joining up with the berkeley curve. these are folks coming out of berkeley and heading over in toward the bay bridge toll plaza. things have now cleared up over the last five minutes and a much smoother drive, a little backup for cash players at the bay bridge toll plaza itself, but it's a light friday around most of the rest of the bay. i say most of the rest of the bay because the tri-valley does have slowing now down off over here toward highway 84 right at little valley where that overturned double trailer is blocking part of one lane and there's traffic control right at the scene. we will bring you more video again coming up in the show, but i wanted to show

as much as possible with resources for the port. our capital policy is a big piece of that. that encourages us to keep investing in capital as much as we can without jeopardizing the operating budget. this five year cip helps ottawa capital improvement program. it gives us the look to help us think about what the program of projects looks like, and we continue to us use the approacho priorities ties the project this is the proposal. this year as we have since 2010, we convened an inter divisional group the technical review committee. they reviewed more than 60 proposals and scored them to evaluate for possible earn conclusion in -- inclusion in the budget. in addition to those we overlaid several funding principals in finalizing the recommendation. first was to honor prior commitments. there were requests for funds for existing projects because of the bid environment and current costs additional dollars were needed to complete projects committed to. we wanted to make sure we got to those. addressing health and safety a priority as w

this could be seen as encouraging the idea of a federal division of syria as well as causing alarm bells for neighboring countries. in syria they are trying to get some kind of control with the help of russia the united states and. iranian regime and account on like has been lost in the one on the facto hobby tutt. internationally they may not be recognized but de facto they will operate all of that and continue to talk at all create kinds of problems in the region. in me twenty. fifteen there were armed clashes in turkey between the government of friendship or the one and the p.k. case. the kurdish p.k. key founded in one nine hundred seventy eight once a political entity of its own independent. in his better model put this on and on. just the middle feet intifada. tiny. intifada. i had the home and there will. be lot to quote of the. north. of us me a film made that is her with her name and. be doing the n. . yet the how. hard on is charlotte county die young to know and you will hear from them is a better model of the me has it into father mother tongue language as a being or offer sh

values as australian as they are american. freedom, democracy, the rule of law and the spirit of enterprisp which they enable. thank you very much.er [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good morning again, everyone. please give the prime minister another hand for that spectacular speech. [applause] >> the prime minister has graciously agreed to take a few questions, and i have the privilege of asking the first question, mr. prime minister. you spoke about in your speech, given your focus on innovation and your tenure as prime minister, and that being the topic of my nga chairs initiative i would ask how the united states and australia could be partners in innovation. how can we prepare for the disruptive technologies and how did he reshape our economies together both at the national and subnational level? >> well, thank you very much. i think government obviously has to lead by example. it is very critical that we do that. i think we need to ensure that everybody understands that in this age, as i sa

as well as family. countless times he's said, i have friends from every culture, from my school, but when i come to indian ed or the few other indigenous spaces in the city, we have family there. and for kids that are often the only native student in their schools, that means everything. because they don't have to worry about anything there. they're home when they're amongst their people. it means everything. thank you. >> are you done? okay. student delegate. >> i want to say thank you for your presentation today. the mural at george washington is in the process of being addressed by the school site council. the student advisory council will be collaborating with its representatives at washington high school to make sure it's dealt with. we cannot tolerate any insensitive artwork. so we will be in contact with our representatives at washington high school and continue to follow up with them until we've taken the steps necessary on this mural. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> first of all, i want

we've been reporting as much as we can when we get it. what more can you add from what you are hearing from the sheriff's department or perhaps those clinging to life at local hospitals? >> i know that there are people that are in the hospital that are being worked on surgically. we are praying for them. the sheriff will make an update in a half hour or so and they will have a news conference. i mean, this is the community is in shock and disbelief. so they are dealing with that and we will have to deal with that as a community, come together and try and move forward from this tragic, heinous, violent act. >> bill: sir, good luck to you. it will take some time and i'm certain based on your answers you are already aware of that and they'll need strong people like you to get them through. michael. my best to your daughter and niece as well. thank you for your time. more reaction from the sheriff coming you have. oftentimes these press conferences we get the best and newest information. we'll have that live for you. >> sandra: the president

and bitcoin continues to slide dipping as low as seventy seven hundred dollars earlier today remember that bitcoin was around twenty thousand dollars in december similarly a theory in which peaked over fourteen hundred dollars less than a month ago dipped as low as seven hundred and fifty seven dollars today ripple also peaked in january at three dollars and sixty eight cents dipped under a dollar last week and today went as low as sixty four cents and light coin peaked in december near three hundred dollars and went under a dollar and five dollars today. russia such. russia's sovereign debt market is so important that the u.s. treasury port notes further u.s. sanctions could rist whiling global financial markets which may be a reason why the trumpet ministration seems reluctant to expand current sanctions to include russian sovereign debt and derivatives and the new jobs report is out and shows that the unemployment rate for january remains unchanged at a low four point one percent earlier this week president trump touted the low african-american and hispanic unemployment rates the l

and as our great culture requires lend as agriculture needs and as a basic resource we will accelerate our land distribution program not only to redress the grave this article injustice but also to bring more produce us into the agricultural sector and to make more land a bailable to our people for cultivation thanks we will pursue it comprehends a comprehensive approach that makes effective use of all mechanisms at our disposal. guided by the resolutions of the fifty fourth place of conference of the governing party there's approach will include the expropriation of land without compensation in. we are determined. that this process of restoring lend to our people should be implemented in a way that increases agricultural production that also improves food security and ensures in the end that agriculture becomes a growing sector of our economy. the government will therefore undertake a process of consultation to determine the modalities of the implementation of this resolution. we make a special call on the financial institutions in our country so that they become our partners in mobil

aspect and an advantage as well. as of thank you very much for coming to the studio today three with us for more because going to like this story the world's first passenger drone made its inaugural flight on tuesday in south china's one joe city all passengers need to do is to get into the cabin of the the hang wanted for and fosse in the seat belts the automated flight system then takes over the electrically powered drone can take a single passenger on a twenty three minute flight at one hundred kilometers per hour last year the city of dubai announced plans to cooperate with the developing cell flying taxis to take people across the city. it's like an interesting ride and now to american tech company that is flying high as well after a successful blast off and soon as that story that's very cared for space x. is the company it's launched the world's most powerful rocket the falcon heavy roared off the launch pad on florida's cape canaveral it's the later.

as soon as that's been done, of course we will release a list. i want to thank you for getting the information to the folks we need. i'm going to bring up mr. runcy. and then you'll hear from governor scott. we'll take any questions and probably give you your next briefing tomorrow. thank you. >> this evening, our district is in a tremendous state of grief, sorrow. we're heartbroken over this unspeakable tragedy that has occurred here in florida. words cannot express the sorrow that we feel. the victims and their families, our thoughts and prayers go out to them. no parent should ever have to send their kids to school and have them not return. that should not happen in parkland. it shouldn't happen anywhere in this country. and we've got to find a way for this to stop. as a district, we will continue to work with law enforcement. we are focusing on providing all of the support that our students, our families, and employees need to cope with this devastating tragedy. it's going to take us some time to go through this, to heal, to figure out how to

the former mayor, former state senator who were also there that night as well as john as well. so that's it. >> thank you. seeing no names on the roster, we can begin the presentation. >> thank you. i'm with the port of san francisco to drill down into a microscope into one aspect of the project that under state law we're required to speak to you about and has a separate action and that's the infrastructure financing district. the infrastructure financing district is a key financing source that among all the complex financing sources you saw, this is the one we're relying upon to help fund eligible costs and those include items like backbone infrastructure, public parks, short line adaptation, and historic preservation. the item before you would establish the creatively named project area i which is adjacent to the mission rock site. it would be within the existing port wide ifd. establishing the ifd would allow the port as the city's fiscal agent to direct the city's share of new property tax dollars. it equates to 65% of the tax dollar that would go to the eligible sources or

eyes of neofascist forces in in italy national as well as foreign media have weighed in the shooter's lawyer told journalists that his client was greeted as a hero in prison or police a racial and religious violence has sought in recent years these are the shocking numbers from the italian police force we're going to show you now hate crimes have jumped ten fold in just four years the issue is raising concern at the highest level with italy's justice minister revealing that he was threatened when he visited the march and are to shooting victims in hospital. i received threats against me and my family but i was just going away when the time comes to take action so i. mean while a video has appeared in the media showing their match here are to shoot or shaking hands with the leader of the right wing league and north moreover the shooter stood as a candidate for the party in local elections last year my colleague neil harvey debated the issue with a legal north councillor. if this guy did what he did he became a criminal so we. very well. we pons. in the next election the people will use

well as leave leave less time to apply for asylum as well as is really tightening it up there we spoke to some of the people taking part in the protests. were. these next about a prominent bahraini human rights activist now bill he's been sentenced to five years in prison as the latest for criticizing the gulf monarchies role in the war in yemen on twitter and of course he's already serving a two year sentence for previously having spoken out against the regime he's often been on this channel as well over the years a reminder of his history rajib rose to prominence as an opposition leader during the mass pro-democracy protests back in twenty eleven he's also the president of the bahrain center for human rights which makes him a focus maybe here very much so between twenty twelve and twenty fourteen he was imprisoned for organizing unauthorized demonstrations and the two years he's currently serving were handed down for publishing and disseminating rumors and false news apparently in connection with a number of t.v. interviews he gave in twenty fifteen and sixteen now to remind you the

for those who think it's as easy as one, two, three, i would encourage you to do, as some of my colleagues have done, and that is travel to the border. we'll host you. see it firsthand to see why it's crucial that we strengthen our personnel, technology, and infrastructure. and that's got to be one of our priorities. and i'm grateful to the president for making this one of his requirements as well. so we have an opportunity, madam president, to address not only the anxiety and plight of these daca recipients but also to make our country safer and more secure. and also to reform our legal immigration system in a way that will help us accelerate the reunification of families out of the backlog of people waiting patiently and legally outside of the country to come into the country through legal immigration. and also to address the president's concern about just the roll of the dice in the diversity lottery that makes little sense given our need for people with job-based skills and graduate degrees and other merit-based criteria that would make them valuable to the united states in addition to

it is as simple as that. this is a good hearing on several good pills but there is nothing before us that it's going to address the funding that we need for infrastructure for broadband. when we acknowledge that we have to have running for this felt as much as our predecessors and congress provided funding for the buildout of electricity in rural america no funding, no broadband it is as simple as that. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you to all the members and witnesses. we have a lot of important ideas and we have 25 bills as you've heard eight of them from democrats and the others from republicans. the committee is used to dealing with big important issues may be hundreds of pages long these are important policy statements in some cases streamline processes so the whole concept is to look at the broad range of ideas and that's why at the subcommittee level we thought it was important to put as many of public to see because it's on the agenda and the website also to get our heads around as we

not quite as cold as re ce nt scotland.s area of rain, blue and heavier, to the south and east, and then it turns a little more green to the north and the west, that means clear skies and a frost here through tonight, wintry showers affecting scotland, and as we go through friday, we can see the wintry showers making their way further south and east but for many of us, on friday, dry, lots of sunshine. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. nearly one in five people working in parliament has exeprienced or witnessed sexual harassment in westminster, in the last 12 months — according to a report from a cross—party group of mps. a new code of conduct has been launched to tackle inappropriate behaviour. councils across england are planning council tax increases in april, with more than three quarters of local authorities concerned about financial stability, a report has warned. adult social care in england is a "cinderella service", which is undervalued and whose workers are poorly paid, according to the public finance watchd

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as it came down what it doesn't explain is why the plane came down because obviously as we described earlier the failure of one energy lane should be able to say it all depends of course of one of those turbine he was in the initial climb that's when the engines are not a plane next common sense would say it's in the initial plan just six thousand four hundred feet it's got to get up to about thirty thousand thirty five thousand feet even for an internal flight. that's on the edge is a given at the full whack and that is sometimes when one of these turbines breaks right hopefully the engine is designed that it's an internal thing that it doesn't fly into the cabin or crucially causes a fire or crucially cuts across the control lines and light which again may may we don't know yet may explain why the plane had obviously control problems by the looks of it according to the technicalities of the flight radar watching it at the time the. anyway as you say really it should be in theory just an engine failure should not mean that this plane should come down the other theory of course the b

so as mr. wagner mentioned earlier, our focus for 1820, what you're not seeing in these new initiatives, but are continuing doing, is many of the strategic initiatives that have been adopted in prior years, you won't be seeing many new initiatives just so we're able to focus and continue the work, that we started. yeah. be rest assured we're still continuing those initiatives, although we may not be calling them out specifically in this presentation. some of these initiatives that we're work on is consistent with our lien to north, health record and implementation and developing our people. really just investing in our workforce. and leveraging our most important resource within the department. in addition, we continue to look at whole person health care. we will be add agnew behavioral health engagement team that will be discussing shortly. a drug medi-cal organized delivery system, which continues the expansion of the drug medi-cal waiver which we'll start shortly. we hope to be opening addit

and i would telling you as a part of health care, as political as it can be, and we had one of those debates earlier this year, my belief that in two years from now that debate is irrelevant. because if we do this right, whether he have overcome everything that was an obstacle to finding a common ground. because there will flonger be a separation between rural and urban delivery of health care. because most of it will be generated right here. that's what's possible. but i would tell you our success with at the signing, re-authorizing, funding the effort, driving innovation, is also important to making sure that what we can do with this fact reality. so, if i have any takeaway from what i talk about, talked about, it's that this is much igger in my book than just a biodefense issue. this is about creating the framework for how over the next 10 to 20 years the united private tners with innovators to produce things that benefit society, our economy, our people. so, toms i thank you and -- tom, i thank you and judd greg for the leadership on this. it takes a lot to have a partnership wit

soon as today. my priority is to keep the community safe . it is not my wish to panic people but to ensure that they're prepared with information that they know their rights as well as their responsibilities and know about the resources that this community offers. question rico has suffered another setback to his recovery efforts with most of the island losing power after an explosion as a substation inside on sunday u.s. territories struggling to rebuild following hurricane maria in september and now college students are being forced to move to the mainland to finish school chris is libby has more from new york. nineteen year old crystal medina prefers the weather back home but says she's thankful to be here despite the cold attending new york university going to school in puerto rico has been difficult since hurricane maria a lot of the buildings were being really badly damaged we had fungus in our classroom so we had to take classes and tents. there was no electricity for like the first two month

quote, white house officials who are listed as not having permanent security clearances as recently as this past november include ivanka trump, the president's daughter and senior advisor, jared kushner, president's son-in-law and senior advisor, dan, the president's director of social media. christopher, assistant for strategic initiatives. a total of 34 people who started their government service on january 20, 2017, the first day of the trump presidency were still on interim clearances in mid november. among them are white house counsel don mcgahn, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, and white house spokesman raj shah who had only interim clearances to access the most sensitive government information, according to the documents. white house officials said wednesday they would not comment as is their policy on the nature of security clearances. >>> the concern about white house security clearances has, of course, escalated in recent days. the fall out from the rob porter scandal, a lot of people have been asking how he was able to handle the most sensitive and classif

pragmatic as possible but. but sometimes it does get into . seen a number of people that are desperate but what do you do just try to do as much as they can and set an example for people to follow the hope that things will become. great. as the biggest thing in life human beings deserve to live deserve to live better. and. people here are sick of fighting they just want to move on oh oh. going with him quickly while finishes i'll come and do that when they come back and do that with i'm not in the business of. building fido's i'm in the business of giving people their mobility back to go back to their families and feed their kids . i hope that the money that they spend on weapons will eventually be spent on building hospitals schools improving the last and it's a failing people. got band surgery has gone well the mitt. romney. and his team go home to australia tonight but they will return to iraq soon to be. the one. you know the most. they've performed more than fifty surgeries in their time here. my job is do

bush and bill clinton as well as their russian counter parts. this is about an hour. >> this is the second half of this panel. we have gone to a little past 1. i just met him last evening over dinner and after dinner in which we had a fascinating conversation but two slightly different ones about whom we have been speaking and it was jacqueline kennedy and and we might save that for a later discussion but i enjoyed that conversation. he is a professor of international history at the london school of economics. he's an expert on the cold war and soviet russian history and particularly intellectual history. among his books is particularly related to our topic of this conference, a failed empire. the soviet union and the cold war and i also noted among his books, and having just watched the movie yet again, i was drawn of course to that topic. >> he is a long time friend of the miller center and we're always happy to welcome him back as we did recently for an american forum on his latest book the impossible presidency which in light of the incumben

well, they're not doing as poorly as that shows but not working as well as it shows when it's green find something you like and put a price on it. when the moron traders hit it, that's how you make money. that is how you make money in the market not chasing and saying, wow, it's up six, now up ten. look at the board, find something you like don't walk away. it's your game plan. stick to your game plan. but if you take heart and say, you know what, we were down 1600 because something was really wrong, i think it should go to cash because you're just not ready for this you are not ready for prime time >> you got any juice left for "matt "mad money" tonight? >> i got plenty. this pats crash. this is totally brady not being able to deliver with 1:05 and no time-outs. that's because the eagles had a good game plan they stuck with it unlike the morons who sold down 1600 who were thinking, is that really the price i got did i really sell edwards life sciences, i like that because of the analysis of the open heart surgery,dy really sell that stock down that much did i sell it at 126 maybe if it

we have now for key players as far as the conflict in syria is concerned iran. russia three key players iran russia and israel do you think that russia could step in and try to broker a deal well i think that that's what the netanyahu government is hoping that russia steps in and restrains its syrian and iranian allies i would just say as far as context goes that after the last real direct israel syria war in one thousand nine hundred three for about forty years the syrian israeli border was israel's quietest border and only in recent years with the onset of the syrian civil war and hezbollah and iran involvement in that war a real bloody involvement targeting innocent men women and men women and children in many cases bombing hospitals and bakeries and so on israel actually stepped in to take care of its own strategic interests and that those interests should be taken into account in any future actions. what is it that mr bundy. russia has intervened in two thousand and fourteen till to the ground in favor of president bashar assad has implemented the four hund

you learn as much from failure as you do from success. so, you know, i'm very comfortable where we are with our testing and where we're going in the future. and i rely very much on general grieves and where mda is going. he and i talk all the time. >> thank you very much. again, thank you both for your service. >> yes, sir. >> senator wicker? >> admiral tidd, thank you both for your testimony and your service. but, admiral, our strategy now is great power competition, first and foremost. senator inhofe asked you to drill down on china, so let me ask you then to turn to russia, which you discussed extensively in your written testimony. you mentioned cuba, nicaragua and venezuela, is that principally where they're playing? what are they trying to do there and where else do we need to be concerned? >> senator, those are the countries in which previously the soviet union had a longstanding relationship and russia has continued that relationship. however, they continue to engage in a direct competition for influence with some of our key partne

of it as ambiguity. impulses,licting clinton was not eager to use military force. he was not eager to use it. the response to domestic pressures and to the only public opinion that thought he was disregarding issues of human rights. that have his actions the type of implication that you quickly allude to. those are some of the dilemmas that are in the agony of policymaking. question here with the red sweater. i am here at the wilson center as a scholar. in respect to how we talk about our own national development as a country, in the absence of what you call core values. about whatever values. been theack has , this democratic handack and on the other the pushback is the contribution -- constitution. in a sense -- it is much better to go back to the democracy. values ande core which ones are anti-semitic. antique that radical -- antithetical this reflects a proclivity for the rule of law? this has those constitutional values. they constitute part of the about him of core values. keep in my core values ar

as independent. so that is where every cab driver making over $1,000 on us every single month so we escape giving money to the cab company anymore. we don't want the cab company in this city anymore because they are making more than $1,000 on us. >> thank you. >> thank you very much for your time. >> tarik mabude. >> good afternoon, directors. taxi driver. so taxi medallion was sold and they came back to the federal credit union. more are still on the way every month, 10 or 12 medallion is because they're not refinancing anymore. similar to that, s medallion issued to the drivers with 30 years working drivers, and sfmt started taking back the medallions, they're collected half of them back and the remaining will be back to sfmta. that is creating a crunch of the medallion in the market and these drivers will be forced to pay $100 get fees to the cab companies to drive their cars. and just make $100, $40, $30 a day. that is causing a lot of families in extreme troubles so you should look into that s.

ferociously and indiscriminately as it wants and kill as many civilians as it wants i want to ask you so what do you do to implement the resolution with the assad regime should not get to bomb and starve its own people into submission under the guise of counterterrorism this russian argument makes a mockery of this council and international law but did you notice those who consider a moderate opposition did you persuade them to stop shelling and say can people hostage this council must not fall for russia's misdirections. course want to kill him or ping was following the discussion there he joins me on the line from new york and we just saw some of the cuts and thrust. take us through what else of interest was. well after we heard reports on the humanitarian situation on the ground from various u.n. officials two representatives from there we then heard from the different countries that are represented on the u.n. security council we heard some very heated comments from a deputy representative of the united states she made some accusations against syria and russia this is what she sai