or is this still dependent upon each year there be outreach to avon and we have our fundraising with them or what? >> i'm sorry, i don't actually know the detail on the avon gift, but that is something that i could follow-up with san francisco general foundation. >> if you could? >> through the chair, i would just add -- >> roland our director of network has some information on that. >> it's a very competitive model. >> roland pickens director of the health network and i will pinch-hit for susan on this, only because i was involved in the original avon grant. >> yes. >> it continues to be an ongoing grant, the amount has decreased about $200,000 since the original one. you remember when the markets first crashed, they made reductions. and they have maintained the contribution to sf g. h. >> i remember commissioner was very concerned and that we had a way to continue to work with avon on this. commissioners any further questions? if not, there is a motion before us for acceptance of the report. all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >> all those opposed? motion has been approved. thank

or is this still dependent upon each year there be outreach to avon and we have our fundraising with them or what? >> i'm sorry, i don't actually know the detail on the avon gift, but that is something that i could follow-up with san francisco general foundation. >> if you could? >> through the chair, i would just add -- >> roland our director of network has some information on that. >> it's a very competitive model. >> roland pickens director of the health network and i will pinch-hit for susan on this, only because i was involved in the original avon grant. >> yes. >> it continues to be an ongoing grant, the amount has decreased about $200,000 since the original one. you remember when the markets first crashed, they made reductions. and they have maintained the contribution to sf g. h. >> i remember commissioner was very concerned and that we had a way to continue to work with avon on this. commissioners any further questions? if not, there is a motion before us for acceptance of the report. all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >> all those opposed? motion has been approved. thank

or is this still dependent upon each year there be outreach to avon and we have our fundraising with them or what? >> i'm sorry, i don't actually know the detail on the avon gift, but that is something that i could follow-up with san francisco general foundation. >> if you could? >> through the chair, i would just add -- >> roland our director of network has some information on that. >> it's a very competitive model. >> roland pickens director of the health network and i will pinch-hit for susan on this, only because i was involved in the original avon grant. >> yes. >> it continues to be an ongoing grant, the amount has decreased about $200,000 since the original one. you remember when the markets first crashed, they made reductions. and they have maintained the contribution to sf g. h. >> i remember commissioner was very concerned and that we had a way to continue to work with avon on this. commissioners any further questions? if not, there is a motion before us for acceptance of the report. all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >> all those opposed? motion has been approved. thank

he was born right here, right inside this house in stratford—upon—avon.s, that's about a 3—day horse ride from london and from this quintessentially english scene, hundreds of stories have unfolded that have resonated the world over for the past four centuries. we'll tell five such amazing stories from influentialfigures in china, south africa, lebanon, india and the uk. but there's a difference. for the people you're about to hear from, sha kespeare‘s influence is more than a touchstone for universal experiences. his stories relate to specific events in their everyday lives. in a moment we'll head to china, where we hear about the power of the once forbidden shakespeare. but first we go to south africa, where actor doctorjohn kani talks about the danger of playing 0thello during apartheid. arise, black vengeance, from thy hollow cell. even today, 0thello still makes people uncomfortable. the story of the black general turned murderer through jealousy tackles racism head on. i was fully aware of the risk of playing this part in apartheid south africa. but

al respecto, el gobernador avon dijo en una carta que le enviÓ su reciente orden prohibiendo empleosengaÑar a los residentes del condado travis. esto es compartido por el senador republicano. >> ella no tiene las bases jurÍdicas para tomar esa decisiÓn y desde el punto de venta de seguridad pÚblica tenemos detenidos por pasados criminal. lo que queremos es que se vayan del paÍs entras el gobernador republicano continÚa sus amenazas contra la alguacil sally hernÁndez si se niega a cooperar con las autoridades migratorias los legisladores demÓcratas preparan una coaliciÓn de diversos sectores para impedir que eso ocurra. >>es importante que tengamos departamentos de policÍa que puedan trabajar con todos no solamente aquellos que sean ciudadanos. pedro: la representante estatal demÓcrata estÁ anunciando que habrÁ actos pÚblicos esta semana en favor de la actividad que estÁ desarrollando sally hernÁndez. marÍa elena: el presidente trump cree que millones de personas votaron ilegalmente en las pasadas elecciones segÚn reiterÓ su portavoz. la casa blanca ha rehusado a juntar estas pruebas.

avon and somerset police say that the officers wear body worn cameras but i do not think it will shedlm just after the whole discussion begins, but there is no suggestion at that point that there has been any violence or anything at that point. what areas a vigorous discussion where judah adunbi point. what areas a vigorous discussion wherejudah adunbi does not want to give his name, feeling that he does not have too give police officers his name and does not want to give them his name. you can see the build—up to where he tries to enter his property and police manhandle him out of the property. at one point he raises an arm to push one of the officers away, but that's about it. what is embarrassing for the police is not only that he is 63 years old but a long—standing member of their independent advisory group, a group many independent advisory group, a group ma ny forces independent advisory group, a group many forces have to advise them on relations between different minority groups and police. so essentially, they have tasered, in the face, one of their own race relations advisers

government today, across england, scattered across england, from cumbria to derbyshire, stratford—upon—avonat they would create distinct communities. so these garden villages wouldn't just be extensions of what already exists, they would be distinct communities in themselves. and they would have access to around £6 million of government money over the next two years. now, the labour party and some of those who have looked at the housing problem are wary of getting too excited about this project. they say, yes, if delivered, it will provide much—needed new housing. but it quite simply isn't enough. the israeli premier mr has been questioned by police over corruption. he is accused of accepting expensive guest from two businessmen. reports say the initial questioning could last several hours. he denies any wrongdoing. a couple who went missing — after walking in the cairngorms —— after walking in the cairngorms — have been found by mountain rescue teams. a man aged 60 — and a 57—year—old woman — were reported missing last night after failing to return from a day in the mountains. rescuers say

long marston lies just three miles south of stratford—upon—avon. one of its planned garden villages, with more than 3000 homes. we are very pleased that it's gone through. we we re pleased that it's gone through. we were expecting it to go through at the end of november, but we will have somewhere which is more raw role to look at, with road infrastructure, rail infrastructure, which we wouldn't have otherwise. the site includes one of the country's the site includes one of the cou ntry‘s few the site includes one of the country's few drag racing strips. every day, some 40 light aircraft use the airfield. you've got gliding, you've got aviators up at the top there who will have to move somewhere else. people won't be able to fly locally. long marston is famous for its bulldog bash music festival. now, along with the other activities and organisations based here, all are now looking for a new location. we have micro lights that we fly and trained regularly and there are major events on the field like the drag racing, only two strips now in the count

the locations announced today are across england from cumbria to derbyshire and stratford on avon.they would create distinct communities. so they would not just be extensions distinct communities. so they would notjust be extensions of what already exists. and they would have access to around £6 million of government money over the next two yea rs. government money over the next two years. the labour party and some of those who have looked at the housing problems are wary of getting too excited about this project. they say if delivered it will provide new housing, but it isn't enough. thank you. the islamic state group has also claimed responsibility for a suicide car—bomb attack in iraq in which 35 people were killed. the suicide bomber struck at an outdoor fruit and veg market in the sadr city part of baghdad — a shi'ite neighbourhood. it's the second major attack in baghdad in three days. a search is underway in the cairngorms for a couple who've gone missing with their dog in what rescue teams say are arctic conditions. the couple have now been found after going missing. rescue

government today, across england, scattered across england, from cumbria to derbyshire, stratford—upon—avonsions of what already exists, they would be distinct communities in themselves. and they would have access to around £6 million of government money over the next two years. now, the labour party and some of those who have looked at the housing problem are wary of getting too excited about this project. they say, yes, if delivered, it will provide much—needed new housing. but it quite simply isn‘t enough. the authorities in brazil say 50 people have died after a riot in a prison in manaus. a fight broke out between rival drugs gangs yesterday. the fighting continued overnight while the situation was brought under control. an unknown number of inmates escaped. clashes between rival gangs are common in brazil‘s overcrowded prison system. a couple who went missing after walking in the cairngorms have been found by mountain rescuers. a man aged 60, and a 57—year—old woman — were reported missing last night after failing to return from a day in the mountains. rescuers say they spent the nigh

he says he was humiliated by the whole incident and avon and somerset police are feeling that they cannoteferred themselves to look at what happened. this equipment is from equipment worn by another police officer? no, the footage we have seen that was made available to the media was filmed by a neighbour who was passing and saw what was happening and he filmed it. it is about 8.5 minutes. the police say the two officers have also body worn cameras on, buti officers have also body worn cameras on, but i don‘t think it will shed much more light on the incident. the neighbour starts filming just after the whole discussion begins but there is no suggestion at that point that there has been any violence or anything at that point, what there isa anything at that point, what there is a vigorous discussion, in which judah adunbi doesn‘t want to give his name because it doesn‘t really has to give them his name and he doesn‘t want to give them his name and you see the build—up to when he sta rts and you see the build—up to when he starts to enter his property and the police manhandled out of the p

government today, across england, scattered across england, from cumbria to derbyshire, stratford—upon—avoncreate distinct communities. so these garden villages wouldn't just be extensions of what already exists, they would be distinct communities in themselves. and they would have access to around £6 million of government money over the next two years. now, the labour party and some of those who have looked at the housing problem are wary of getting too excited about this project. they say, yes, if delivered, it will provide much—needed new housing. but it quite simply isn't enough. a phone app tackling food waste set up by some students in leeds is spreading across the country. restaurants, cafes and bakeries can sell off meals at the end of the day and hungry bargain hunters can buy them for a couple of pounds. judith moritz reports. lunchtime in leeds, and the restaurant rush is on. customers queuing up for pizza, salads and wraps. the chefs expect a brisk trade, but they never know exactly how many dishes they'll sell, and there's almost always food left over. sometimes you may walk in

the old reading room, a copy of that effigy of shakespeare from the trinity church, stratford-upon-avon looking over the readers, that people who ara in the the room, and just below that is a niche with their ashes in there. so that was the other bequest. thank you for asking here. >> how much do you know about hemings and condell, their origin in the company? what roles they might've played? >> we know a little bit. know so let me work a little bit backwards. one is that is a memorial to them in the church are at st. mary in london. and to my knowledge it's the only sculpture as a tribute to a book, because it got a bust as shakespeare, a stone copy of the first folio, and then the plaque is to honor hemings and condello they are not completely unknown. there was a little thin book written about them in the 1960s. so we know something about what their wheels were. there's a woman who does research on wills of the area and we know a little bit about that. they acted in the same company with him. the earliest that i saw was 1597. so we actually have a copy of a broadside that lists hemin

i will make changes like cher throughout the morning, this will 10:00 o'clock, some avon guard sweaters. you are in for alex because alex will try snow skiing for very first time live on television. what other place to do it, sue >> bob mackey doing your wardrobe. >> yes, and edith head. >> i'm real excited this morning about that. >> the storm, that started overnight about eight or 9:00 o'clock just as we predict is now on its way out but is there still a few bands where it is snowing. some of them are up in the lehigh valley and some are down at new jersey shore, but definitely seeing middle of the end, couple hours ago it was beginning of the end, now it is middle of the end and end of the end real soon, got that? four out of ten today, bus stop buddy bundled up, because temperatures are in the 20's and 30's and it feels colder then. that we have to have our snow boots on to deal with, we need traction on a morning like this because our temperatures are below freezing. we have 17 in mount pocono. 29 degrees in wilmington. thirty in at atlantic city. right at freezing in dover which m

schools that will be opening a little bit late, they getting to outside and that have snowball fight, avon grove, a little bit of a delay right there. sue will have full forecast and bob traffic in a moment. everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. giant's exclusive nature's promise. eat well for less. my giant. kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to ve you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. >>> live look downtown philadelphia, we have an overturned truck here at 15th and arch. imagine how fast this guy must be going in center city in order to flip over at the intersection of 15th and arch. this is just off of the vine street expressway, right in front of the love park reconstruction there between city hall and, of course, ben franklin parkway. so watch for local detours in center city there. here's a live look the at i-95 and delco all road, drive way, tr

government today, across england, scattered across england, from cumbria to derbyshire, stratford—upon—avonat they would create distinct communities. so these garden villages wouldn't just be extensions of what already exists, they would be distinct communities in themselves. and they would have access to around £6 million of government money over the next two years. now, the labour party and some of those who have looked at the housing problem are wary of getting too excited about this project. they say, yes, if delivered, it will provide much—needed new housing. but it quite simply isn't enough. stephanie inglis was given a 1% chance of survival after a motorcycle accident. people raised money to get her back home. backing the german working her way back to new health. last summer, stephanie ingalls was in a coma with a serious brain injury. hertraining ingalls was in a coma with a serious brain injury. her training to become an elite athlete, she says, made a real difference to the speed of her recovery. the doctors have told me that if it wasn't for the fact that i was physically so str

avon trade is moving to the other side by 6/10 of 1%.s are rising elsewhere, and that is after years of being in a malaise. policymakers are stressing about deflation, however, whether it is actually recovering from the great recession is another weston. with us asia economics correspondent. is our asian economics correspondent. thingnecessarily a good that everybody is shouting about here? reporter: we are in a better position than where we were. the central banks have been desperate for inflation in money to parts of the world, maybe less for the emerging world. now we are seeing traction in prices. we are seeing eurozone expectations fascinate 2013. we have seen ppi pickup in china for the first time in three years. we have seen a pickup in demand in places like america as well. higher prices generate demand on the factory floor, and it generates higher wages, all in theory. that's where we are right now. it is a relative pace. we are not heading towards deflation anymore. we are having slow inflation, not a bad thing. rishaad: a lot

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of a digital health startup firm in avon, connecticut. received seed grant funding and gained access to hands on training to learn to market her technology to consumers. she's now equipped with the tools to take her discovery and bring it into market. both of these women scientists are examples of the kind of innovation, the kind of economic engine, and the problem solving we need all americans to participate in. so that is what's at stake. that's why we're proposing this. this is not simply about having a poster at the air and space museum with a diverse group of scientists to hang on the wall and inspire young people. that's important. but it's also important to build on the good work we've already done with the national science foundation, to really provide that equipment, those tools, those mentors. the training. to take those lab discoveries, the basic r&d and commercialize it. so i'm very excited that we're reintroducing this bill. it passed with overwhelming support in the last congress. once again, sadly, did not pass in the senat