at times it is going to be wet, at times it is going to be wet, at times it is going to be wet, at timesility is a very poor. to take that into account. we have got a weather front which is moving north—east and getting into the northern isles undertaking some rain. this weather front enhancing showers. this area of low pressure with its attendant coming our way, introducing wet and windy weather through the course of the day. we start with low cloud, mist and fog across parts of the north—east of the uk. that will lift. showers across scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england under north wales, they will all be replaced for some of us buy this rain sweeping in from the south—west. as you can see, there will be a lot of dry weather and sunny intervals ahead of it. temperatures between 13 and 20 degrees. the wind also strengthening as this weather front approaches, especially across the coastlines of south—west england and wales. now, oui’ south—west england and wales. now, our first band goes through the course of the night to the east. a second band of rain comes in. this on

>> that would be ok? >> sure. go to gab, go somewhere else. go to twitter. >> there was an online knitting forum that made that very same choice. i think we had a recent decision a few months ago that justice wrote that found that did note access station have an admin requirement. i think that gives you the idea of the direction the supreme court is going. >> i was reading an interview with senator hawley, and he was addressing what the section called for. there was not some grand bargain decades ago, and i think now times have changed. when this regulation was instituted, we did not have these big platforms. we did not have these business models. now it's time for a change. they are tremendously influential in speech. so i guess we are getting to that reform part of the conversation, but just to be clear, their role in political speech, even though it may have not been the top line issue back 1996, that's certainly covered in this idea that they can choose to be neutral or not neutral. it's not just defa

she would be dealt with. would that be the correct thing?” she would be dealt with.pen to a heart eventually and someone will get a longer sentence than she did. ifi get a longer sentence than she did. if i was to bump into her i would kill her. luke pollard is the local mp in plymouth. good morning, mr pollard. your reaction to the fact that vanessa george has been released after serving ten years for her crimes?m is sickening, to be honest. she still refuses to name the babies and toddlers she abused, the sheer level of anger and disgust that families here in plymouth feel about this cannot be underestimated. it really is wrong that she is being released, especially when she still keeps refusing to name those kids. should that have been a condition of her release, then? i think it should be. i don't think you can show genuine remorse for a crime like this when you are refusing to name the children that she abused. i think the whole system around parole here is not valuing victims well enough. we have heard from one of the pa rents of we have heard from one of the p

will be. scenario and those— our business is finding that helpful or not? that is frustration at the limitations of the guidance provided by the government. one of the reasons is that it is quite hard for the company say what a no—deal looks like because that is highly on the eu. it is suggested sometimes that a no—deal would provide certainty for businesses, it's hard to make that case given that what environment you line then it will be highly volatile depending on the politics post no—deal. depending on the politics post no-deal. thank you forjoining us. i think we can take out that helicopter short of the motorcade with the prime minister in eight making its way back you to westminster. i'm told that the prime minister has gone back inside, so he is back inside now as a couple of minutes ago. facing a number of calls, calls to resign from some, calls for an apology from many, and there will be apology from many, and there will be a number of urgent questions and state m e nts a number of u

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being pushed by the community, we found a way that all three will be preserved and will be part of this project. what you see before you today will be transformed into a state-of-the-art adaptive reuse building and reserved to the public for a very long time to come. finally, the project overall, it will be making nearly $900 million of public investments, in community benefits. we are incredibly excited about the project we get to present to you next we look forward to meeting with many of you, if you have any questions. now i will turn it over to john francis from the san francisco planning department. as far as ongoing -- that's fine. >> john francis from san francisco planning. as noted in my introduction, our intent is to introduce the general plan amendment associated with the power station for initiation. the power station project is on balance, consistent with the general plan as it advances many city goals, priorities, and policies and in the plan. opening up new areas of the waterfront for public access. in particular, it should be noted that the central waterfront area plans

it is more likely to be an issue of rain will bea likely to be an issue of rain will be a problem.t them for the problems just now they are trying to sort things out. the reason why there is some uncertainty about how much this will develop from this cost of cloud is because of probably what happened with dorian. it has disturbed the sea. you think about the storm surge, wings and really shaking up the seas. these sort of thing feed off of the warm sea and warm waters of the sea. if they have been disturbed, the waters have dragged up disturbed, the waters have dragged up cooler water so it will not be as hot and it is unlikely to be anywhere near as bad as the other one so it is worth watching. anywhere near as bad as the other one so it is worth watchinglj mentioned one so it is worth watching.” mentioned dorian. there was that now? if you look at what happened, this is the eastern sea of the us, swept up towards nova scotia a few days ago and the remnants have moved right the way across. to the north of the uk. we focus on this area of cloud. this was tropical storm gabriel. you

they cannot wait for the trials, they will not be here. every seizure could be fatal.ance of a glacier. the pizol glacier has been reduced to a few frozen lumps. scientists warn that 80% of switzerland's 1,500 glaciers could disappear by the end of this century, if global warming continues. today is world car free day — with hundreds of cities around the world banning vehicles from their streets for a few hours. more than 16 miles of roads in central london will be closed today, with cities across the uk taking part. elsewhere, ethiopia has gone one step further — the cities there go car free on the last sunday of every month, in order to encourage exercise and improve air qualiuty. cystic fibrosis can be a devastating condition — only around half the people diagnosed with it in the uk live to the age of a0. a new drug known as ‘orkambi' can dramatically improve some patients' life—chances but at a very high price — around a quarter of a million dollars per year. but one group of parents have found a way to cut that cost by 90% — by travelling to argentina, asjohn cuth

be with them this will be the only going to be the hours. i'm doing this because i want the future world to the future can generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have. joining me everything on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics school this list i'm showbusiness i'll see that. politicians do something to them. they put themselves on the line they did accept the reject. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to. have to go right to the press as it was before 3 in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters in the hottest. first signal. yes there's the kaiser report on america kaiser this is our last show in paris and then we go on to other countries almost all excited you know that if word about it we're going to talk about it they're going to talk about the french economy yup they have one here 6 u.s. well in fact this is black september that is what they are promising there are also many people out there who say well nobody covers this relation anymore a

that will not be on tv, that will be a closed session so we'll be watching for any characterization that that closed-door session. also tomorrow the general inspector for the intelligence committee, michael atkinson who fielded this complaint, and we learned tonight from "the new york times" apparently interviewed witnesses in the white house that could corroborate the whistle-blower's complaint. he is also going to be testifying before the senate intelligence committee behind closed doors after the acting dni is in there first. so this story developed in ways that were not hard to follow -- i mean you can follow every piece of it. they were just sort of hard to believe as each new piece of it fell into place today. i think tomorrow may be another day like that. get a good night's sleep. that does it for us tonight.

more responsible they want to be proud of their father or of their mother to be you need to be touched by their children which is a very good thing but they are also beginning to be touched by the outrage on the streets the masses of people and we're going to be having massive strikes on friday on the 20th and under $27.00 and everybody should join us strikes wherever you are because that will be global and that social intolerance that license to operate that is now being removed from my generation is one that is moving these people to make the right decisions that question so we're moving in the right direction the question for me is speed are we doing this at the speed that we need and sadly the answer to that question is no joke i have to get this one tea this is what is the answer coming live as they're watching here is the anderson says until call it change read affects those in the developed world nothing will be done joe candid honest reaction to that. i agree sometimes a differently within this region our closest neighbors here. surely one thing that we do far is that one thing

is going to be able to prove that we're going to be prepared to either relax or change the regulations to allow more flights to fly in and out of this new airport and therefore make it more effective. and engaging for us thank you. brazilian president. tomorrow was the 1st world leader to address the united nations general assembly he is the platform to hit back at the international response to the farmers in the amazon rain forest accused other leaders of attacking his nation's sovereignty and promoting lies based on the left in ideology are latin america editor lucien newman has this report from the capital of the mon an amazonian state of mato grosso. brazil's president not always did no time in what he called reestablishing the truth. it is a fallacy that the amazon is a heritage of humanity and it is also a mistake to say it is the lungs of the world certain countries are using these fantasies and instead of helping or have started to attack with lies in a colonialist spirit. after opening with a tirade against cuba and venezuela who used of spreading the disease of socialism thro

this is to be establishehed. and i i'm a new tvs certainly is going to be. sorry to be a are to be discscussed and the other point also i think that doeses not realally. the i know any tests such but still of there will be an information or what his plan is to discuss about to know that makes compulsory and information about jenna to disease. so it doesn't relate to the identity of the person but still i think that in somee otherr points t to be taken into consideration. not again i thank. you very much a deferral explaining all of that so that's my guy that. well the head of french football has come under fire from l. g. b. t. grapes after he told referees to refrainn from stopping matches because off hydrophobic chantingg in the stanands. now and get it said it was a mistake to stop the game if fans were holding offensive banners shouting anti gay slogans he adddded that that was not the case for racist abuse during which matches must be stopped immediately. yet at the polls. french f football execututives that the show must go on even if there are homopho

be. of the tweeters talked about us looking like a bunch of tired journalists at the end of the day wittering on and bang on. that is exactly what we are and what we're trying to do. it's clear people who enjoyed the podcast like that informal tone and are wondering if you keep it up now. but as you have hinted there is the question about whether you need to adopt a more serious tone with some of the issues coming up. by by the way, i think you are too polite to say slightly chaotic. we are totally chaotic. and we embrace that. around the question of seriousness, it is a fair point because brexit is a hugely serious topic and we'll take the hugely seriously. our every waking professional hour is consumed by brexit at the moment and we are fascinated by the detail and nuance and all the rest of it but our mantra is, we take the issue seriously but we don't take ourselves too seriously. we don't think it is misplaced to be very conversational and human, talking about something that sure is

the only other choice would be that would be a roof. it doesn't seem like a very nice thing for the living room to look upon. >> or the walkable part of the roof would be smaller than bringing the deck all the way to the edge, because i do believe that the utilization of that roof, by a balcony all the way to the edge does not look much more massive. >> you may not understand, maybe you do. it is against a blank wall there on the west side is set back. that side exceeded the required setback to 7 feet on the west side to allow for a shorter west neighbor. >> while you are there, could you speak one more time about the light well? i understand that the light well has a spotlight on it. >> it also has a parapet so it is completely enclosed. that neighbor is supportive of the project, also. >> so he has basically abandoned the request that the light will be -- okay. your package is very extensive, and they are sometimes hard to follow given that there's so many pages. i would like to ask you personally, because if this occurs on more than

and asjohn has to be, he has to be supported.ce said, underlining all this was the veiled threat of this election, which represents an enormous gamble and there is no getting away from that. a gamble though, i mean if boris johnson is ahead in the polls, and he's a politician who, you know, many people think would be good on the campaign trail, perhaps unlike theresa may before him, you know he could win an election comfortably. we just could win an election comfortably. wejust don't could win an election comfortably. we just don't know. in normal could win an election comfortably. wejust don't know. in normal time, perhaps in the past you would look at polls, a lead of between 10 and 1296 at polls, a lead of between 10 and 12% as the conservatives have at the moment. you would think maybe that is enough to achieve a majority, if we look at the electoral jofify we see there are various areas of the country that are remain leaving, areas like london, scotland, the larger metropolitan city, the university towns, is the conservative

so yes it will be very much like being in a deep sleep or coma for a long time. the whole idea is simply that it's. ready revive somebody we will do so out a point where we can repair the damage that caused them to become legally dead in the 1st place over i'm sure you know the definition of death the legal definition of death has had to train. as medicine has improved and we have become able ready to repair and revive people who were previously thought to be on revival and this is just the next step in that process oh boy oh well let's just wait and see thank you very much for this interesting insights into the prospects of immortality and longevity it was really interesting talking to you. we were talking to dr outbreak decree anti-aging repair near am paint chips science officer and co-founder of sands research foundation but his mission a world war he says everlasting that's it for this edition of so thank lossie next time. said she stressed to me not long but they said that the british and the bill of voted out that you had to. stop question was so here she

would be great. for. the house judiciary committee had planned to discuss gun control legislation this week but that's being pushed off because of the approaching storm harken dorian. address that takes us now on the list of cities known for gun violence and like the others though what some say is that being what many want a concrete plans for change brian al-jazeera. is going up today this is al jazeera and these are our top stories the red cross says more than 100 people have been killed by a saudi led coalition air strike in yemen it has a prison in the city of late on saturday night. i swear to god i don't know what happened we were sleeping at midnight in the in the it was about 3 or 4 airstrikes maybe 6 it was targeting the jail i really don't know how many times it got hit but it was targeting a detention center. in the city of demand we were 100 people on the ground level in the around 150 at the i believe in the in the recross came this really army says the exchange of fire with hezbollah is over

able to be used.t ordinary people but also governments to obey the law as validly enacted by parliament. it would be quite remarkable if a statute was to be ignored out right. that is not to say that the government might try to find a loophole or something in the act that enables them to do something else, but not to follow the act out right would be constitutionally very sketchy, to say the least. there is also a lot of talk about the government triggering the process of calling an election before brexit. the government needs to have a two thirds majority in the commons in orderfor an election thirds majority in the commons in order for an election to go through. talk us through what the process would be. from the moment of boris johnson potentially saying he wants to call an election, how long would it take, what is the minimum time frame to having an election? for the sake of argument, if on wednesday the government were to indicate that it wanted an early general election, it wanted an early gener

have to go right to be crossed it's like them before 3 of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the house. ever since the arrival of boris johnson to 10 downing street there's a growing sense of inevitability that brags it will be executed on october 31st with or without a deal i mean we get to this point what lessons have been learned. when gold make its manufacture consent instead of public wealth. when the room in clusters protect themselves. when the flame of merry go round lifts only the one person. who ignore middle of the room signals. the real new. low for lifts. all the. poles pay people. greetings and salutation from cameras on our street corners to the n.s.a. cataloguing our emails to sting rays intercepting our cell phone calls there are a lot of places there not a lot of places left that we can find true privacy arc watchers except maybe within our own minds. until now yes it appears that our minds of the next big thing waiting to be tapped by both big business and big surveillance from mark zuckerberg and facebook to musk's ne

i want to be over yeah i want a man. i don't. i want them to be. going to trial any more overs from the time i wanted to be done. it's just too much now we've been at this for 2 years almost and it's still going on go. martin you don't have to do please be seen with the pilot here for the head preacher aaronson matters if you're more morsi and the jeffery ellerby they can 15030 on the. jersey everybody's up there if you do i literally started it is that cheney will be in charge of murder. weapons offenses these 3 defendants states of a allegations are they were are over the crew that was getting back to go looking for specifically maybe dystrophy rick's mr shaquille riggs as we know is a big defendant the only one in bergen county for the murder of the 0 buck another young girl and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in some part of the summer this member has been one not able to resolve by way of we were cooperation and the others over there who she was the is the one of the walk through. there this is originally over was 40 year

he continues to be a buy continues to be a buy. there is a lot more money to be made. with all of the uncertainty that equity, the safe haven you're going to go to is u.s. treasuries. the last reasoning, when you look at the german bund, we are today at -65 basis point. with the deterioration of the euro zone economy, the german , ad is likely to go to -1% full 100 basis point. that is going to drag down the u.s. treasury yield. guy: does that make equities look even better value? are you comfortable with where the s&p is? sri: i am not comfortable with where the s&p is. in the short-term, you can have a rally in the s&p, especially of the fed cut interest rates. if they cut by 50 basis points, you are going to have a significant rally in u.s. equities. are the investors going to be nimble enough to jump off the treadmill before the inevitable sharp decline takes place? if you look at a one year time point, i am not optimistic on the s&p 500. it may do very well in one month to three months. vonnie: what do you imagine the fed should do and will do between now and the

so all of these meals including human beings for them to be sexual with and reproduce with.they are almost always attracted but to get the biggest rack and with that sense of purpose becomes the alpha male into reproduce and be attracted and now you have the elk with the biggest rack he loses 33 percent so immediately has to get rid of it or he is highly likely to die if the winter comes too isoon and cannot replenish all of those nutrients. so that is the story ofst masculinity when the purpose is to be the alpha male that the weaknesses the faÇade of the strength. >> but that rack was the weakness but it was functional to achieve the purpose to create the next generation. >> adhd is on the increase and probably over recognized in males. and so now we say what we should be saying and that they did research control and that does it take away from the trial monday from the trial toe study but that was more functional than each minute studying for a test. that is much more true for boys. so the schools have responded by doing less recess and less education and having fewer mal

to be fair to them, i don't think they thought they would be in this position whereby they would be proposing a bill that might go through a member of the scottish national party either. that's the situation we have been left in. let's build something good. like my colleagues we do not , want to see scotland taken out of the european union against its will. i know that others who have signed this bill, who are voting for this bill want to deliver brexit. we disagree on that. that's fine. but we agree fundamentally that a no deal brexit is unacceptable and has to be stopped. this legislation is important. i'm sorry. we have a government that cannot be trusted, that has tried every trick in the book to avoid democracy. can you imagine over the weekend we were in a situation whereby people could have legitimate questions to the government over whether or not they respect the rule of law. i hope members reflect on that over the coming days. this unfortunately goes to the heart of the prime minister's approach. the least trustworthy resident of number 10 downing street anybody can remember. this i

it needs to be opposed.these marauders who basically are speculators have to be driven out of san francisco. >> anyone else in support? seeing none, project sponsor? >> because there are multiple d.r. requester his, the project sponsor will have six minutes. >> thank you. i'm representing the project sponsor. i want to introduce kelly and kyle and their son right here and there sun -- son knocks cannot be here because he was napping. we are here after three months. commissioners hillis and funk were missing from that and so i'm going to go over the project a little bit. commissioner richards, thank you for your support last time. the architect will go over the changes after me and will discuss the changes made after the request of the two commissioners who asked that certain things be considered. the existing building today has 2500 conditional square feet and is a single-family home. where our clients have been living since 2015. there will be two additional units added. first and a.d.u., and second, the re

able to be part of this. that's happening today absolutely and as for the plane going the other way from moscow over to poor in kiev we think. well we've got a lot of theories there's one of which is a ukrainian filmmaker a leg sense of who is serving a 20 year jail term for terrorism charges this is one possible person who is on this who is involved in this another is some of the sailors caught in the middle of the tanker seizures blast yours or mine as i was about that was november 28th. big ship. straight blocking off under the bridge and the spot there was russia said 3 ships were arrested about there was that russia said hey you have got permission to go through into what's russian territorial waters was in it and yeah absolutely so it's thought that there may be those sailors involved in this prisoner exchange you know and there's also another high profile person. who may be heading back to russia in the dutch want to talk to maybe in connection with their ongoing investigations into the malaysian plane

matt: well this be enough? , but willt, for sure this be enough for protesters to stop gathering in the millions? to stop these violent riots and to stop holding up traffic and commerce? >> i don't know the answer to that appeared we are getting indication from the likes of claudia among -- from the likes of a pro-democracy legislator who has been quite an outspoken supporter. said that the concession came a little too little, too late. but they still need to get this confirmed that this report is true. protesters,at the they need to digest this information and decide where to go next. of thehearing from one protest leaders on our website. she was arrested, by the way, on august 31 ahead of last weekend's rallies along with other figureheads of the movement. a saying saying five demands who have left us. if we give up, hong kong will die. there is still lots of dissatisfaction here in the hong kong economy. that was left over from five years ago, but still, the distrust is tell that is quite strong -- the distr

. >> please be advised directors emergencheinke and torr sessiont be present. any person responsible for an electronic device going off may be asked to leave the room. item 4. >> i have a motion. >> madam chair, no one has indicated they wish to address. >> motion to approve. >> all in favour? >> aye. >> item 5, communication's madam chair, none. item 6, introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. >> i just wanted to tell chair heinke, he's getting props to move more strategies in san francisco to a bike-pedestrian transit lane situation only. i wanted to mention that and tell him that he's really getting just so much excitement and support and after the unfortunate incident in the tenderloin where a young boy was hit, there's so much interest in that neighborhood, so many families with young children, overly affected and they're talking into looking into car-free seats. it puts a lot on staff, but it's gotten a lot of people excited and happy to hear it's moving forward. >> thank you. any other directors have any new unfinished business? seein

that will be relocated somewhere to be determined, on the campus. as part of the analysis, we really wanted to understand the evolution of the campus, its pattern of building, pattern of entry space. but over time, as hospital evolved to meet the needs of current hospital and health care, you'll see that very large buildings were built and the campus really became access from this internal street. most of the buildings have actually sort of turned their entries into this now. that is the primary dressing. our project here is in the bottom right, the southeast corn other of the plan. so the other things that i think are quite striking about the campus, first of all, the strong east-west graining of the campus. we have the single wards as well as the building five which all have the strong east-west graining. fortunately, the site has a similar orientation, so it makes it natural for the building to reflect that graining. the other thing to note about the campus, its general rise in scale. it starts at the neighborhood scale of two stories at the peri

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but iran manes to be seen whether that will be effective this is the 1st major incident the u.s. has faced since bolton either resigned or was fired and so we will have to watch closely and see who is driving this this this very isolated but aggressive response to these attacks in saudi arabia. from separatist leader of disputed kashmir is set to face trial in an indian court for an alleged murder almost 30 years ago you know soon malik is the head of a group that wants the muslim majority region to belong neither to india nor pakistan nuclear neighbors that both want to claim kashmir in full his separatist groups been banned in india under a new anti terror law and though he is a former militant 25 years ago his group adopted normal violent methods moloch faces trial for allegedly leading a group of militants who killed 4 indian air force personnel in kashmir in 1990 you seem to believe the indian prison since march are under a law that allows for suspects to be held for up to 2 years without charge his wife told us about the inhumane prison conditions she says he's being kept i

i'm just being honest. but, if you will give me your contact information i do know the area representative for the u.s. census bureau who bugs us all the time about do we have people to send to her who are looking for jobs, i would be happy to open up a conversation and forward your name to her. >> i am so i spoke up. >> her name is leah bowden. >> thank you. >> thank you council members. let's go to staff great are there any questions from a staff >> this is nicole again. thank you adrienne pon for coming. thank you so much for being here. i know you reiterated it in the video, but i just want to say again how critically dependent adequate funding is not an accurate count. i'm wondering if you can speak for a minute on how we would anticipate, san francisco in particular would be impacted by some of the funding choices if we do or do not have the that we need. >> if we have an undercount like we did in 2,000. in the year 2,000 the city was undercounted by an estimated 100,000 people. which, i forgot with t

be talking about.out things they care about, such as the school the child goes to. to me this isjust endemic of how far labour have fallen into their own fundament, just how far they are obsessed with their own ideas about class war. about, you know, notions of equality that are based on ideas that are quite possibly illegal. 0ne based on ideas that are quite possibly illegal. one of the interesting things here, john mcdonnell, who is the shadow chancellor, and has been an early champion of the abolished eaton campaign, says that seizing schools assets could be illegal and he wouldn't do it. the activist behind the idea insisted on including it anyway. that tells you everything you need to know. private schools have raised the prospect of a legal challenge. i agree, i find it have raised the prospect of a legal challenge. i agree, ifind it really interesting, john mcdonnell‘s almost unilateral opposition to this. when you consider that a0 years ago he fell foul of the glc for precisely that same ideolo

i wa nt to fish are going to be enormous. i want to be one of those enormous fish.oing to work? the jury is definitely out but i'm a definite believer, and before anyone thinks of me, my wealth is in that strategy. not a fraction of it, 60% of that share price is one individual, who by the way doesn't get a dividend and doesn't get paid and he has bet the farm on this and he won't back down until he wins. mike ashley may have been re—elected today but he is under pressure. tonight, sports direct doesn't have an auditorfor tonight, sports direct doesn't have an auditor for its accounts and a president for a major company. he may have to ask the government to intervene. emma simpson, bbc news. cricket now. jason roy and craig overton have been dropped from the england team for the fifth ashes test at the oval, with sam curran and chris woakes coming in. ben stokes, unfit to bowl because of a shoulder injury, will still go into bat. australia have retained the ashes after victory at old trafford gave them an unassailable 2—1 lead in the series. joe wilson reports. sky

it would be good to know what the cost would be. i don't know if we have any idea where to find the funds. >> if there is not an allocation in the measure, i believe we would absorb it and we would have budget requests we would be working on then of this year to subpoena split. that is something we would of course consider. >> any other questions? call for public comment on item 6? there being none we will move to item 7. discussion of executive director's report. highlights of the staff activities since the last monthly meeting. >> thank you. the memo is fairly brief this week. i think it doesn't fully reflect the items going on at the staff level. one of the thing is at an the request of the mayor's office i was able to do an overview of the tools and resources available to implement the accountability ordinance. i have attached a copy of the powerpoint. it was an opportunity to profiled direct links at the monthly meeting the mayor held earlier this month to highlight the communications to reach out to their staff tommingment the

there's got to be a better way. he came up with a mission design using the calculation he figured this was back in the '90s that it would cost 20 to 30 billion rather than 40 to 50. the number is higher now, but here is the mission design. first of all, one of the biggest expenses of flying in space is carrying their fuel so you have a spaceship and need a rocket to get it up there. every time you add payload to add more fuel but when you add more fuel you have to add more to carry the fuel. it goes up exponentially so that's the big problem to build a spaceship to go to mars to have enough to do that really becomes expensive and most people say you've got to build a big battle star galactica and it's going to cost billions of dollars. they said why not live off the land. you've got carbon dioxide in the atmosphere if you send up before any human being takes off a lander with some hydrogen i forget how many tons but you can look this up and with a chemical laboratory, you can convert the carbon dioxide in the atmosp

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human, is to be able to be part of the earth. it means listening to the inherent imbalances and -- balances and cycles and laws that the earth has already provided. it's our job to listen. it is our only job. thank you for all that you have done. thank you for showing up today. but we need to do more. there is so much left to do. often when we talk about climate change, we don't talk about system change. climate change is an intersectional issue. [cheers and applause] you can lower all the carbon emissions you want but if you are not respecting women, if you are not respecting people of color, what is the solution? we -- solution? we as the human population need to be the change because i will not sit and worry about a future that i might not have. [cheers and applause] remember who you are. remember that you are always going to be a part of the very ground that you stand on. there is no us without her. thank you. >> [speaking foreign language] hello, everyone, good day. my lakota name is lightwoman. in english, i nina. ami am 20

but i don't consider that likely but i think well you know me to be honest or seems to be door. what do we very. well going green is a good idea or entirely sure how young people at the end of the years do you want to be put in a foreign mine and get killed you know it doesn't matter what you drink you coffee or over what you got this money out of ammo for eco friendly and being sustainable and all of that but personally the fact of drain army doesn't kind of speak to me in theory it sounds like a good idea but whether it would actually work you know really money in the army who's going to go and fight and that's what we need to do you know. not where you have a call the. president of the e.u. commission claude your last. success regarding migration of the details of the smalling dollar quarter the next. dunker might be on his way out as a hughes commission president but that hasn't stopped him from giving his $0.02 on issues of migration one of his latest statements assured the continent that migration is not a threat to europe's way of life. to oppose the european way of loath

well, i'd be lying if i said i wasn't going to be nervous just before, because obviously we will be. at the showground, the whole team are digging deep. it's going in. not that one! it's incredibly unstable. it is, yeah. it might just need fluffing out of the side. at chelsea, every millimetre counts. the water's on and the feature‘s running, but it still needs a little bit of perfecting. 0k. whereabouts, here? who would have thought that putting together an exhibition for a flower show would be this nerve racking? everyone wants to get that gold, they want it to look the absolute best it possibly can. got any crops? think we're winning? i've got no idea! the final plants go in and finishing touches are made. tomorrow is judgment day. no more time to tinker. it's 6:15 on medals morning. i'm a bundle of nerves. i've no idea what colour metal they've got. we're standing here in front of the hillier exhibit waiting for george hillier to arrive. lilly is so nervous she's not even here. she's in a hotel room waiting to find out what the colour of the medal is going to be. here we go. morn

translation: it's not about being against cruise ships, it's about being against pollution.he ground coming from polluting cruise ships. nearly 400,000 such passengers come to cannes each year and some of the ships are older than others but their owners insist they are sticking to the rules. at the end of the summer, we will go into our maintenance cycles so the ship will be out of service for two or three weeks interesting story tim allman was filling us in on. i'll be back with the business briefing in a moment. more on thomas cook. stay with us. hello, monday didn't end on a particularly sparkly note across many parts of the british isles. if of the british isles. we take a quick look at the cha for if we take a quick look at the chart for tuesday, you get the sense we are going to do it all over again and some for some areas, that's for sure. we're darkening up the blues. throwing in some greens as well. a wet start to the day for wales, east anglia, and all of southern england. right from the word go, some heavy rain there. the leftovers of monday's weather front are ta

so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to be rushed. into going to be press which is what the before 3 in the morning can't be good good i'm interested always in the waters of our. question. of today there are good dentist and bad at it is the bad news in yemen the united states deems to be a threat the looked at those who work in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up the right way military windows funding an army of death squads there's no phones anymore because there's always a small call of people for really good this and for profit. i . feel. like. i am. i in the. heart of the morning sunday morning moscow time making headlines right now the u.s. continues its strong rhetoric. despite. the accusations as a. national security adviser john. paul. for the c.n.n. report about the cia withdrawing. from moscow.

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she will be ok!st of the newcastle team for leicester's first goal — a brilliant finish. newcastle had a man sent off by half—time and the foxes scored four more, two forjamie vardy as they moved back up to third in the table, leaving newcastle second from bottom. bruce accused his players of a complete surrender. we need to give them something to shout about. and see a team player with a little bit of determination and passion in their heart before we talk about tactics and footballing ability. that needs to be a given and unfortunately today, i cannot defend it. being the manager or the coach, whatever you are, ultimately i accept responsibility because it is as bad an afternoon as i can remember. scotland are still leading samoa 3—0 in kobe mackay will have an update in the next hour. studio: oli foster, thank you. let's return to the conservative party conference — where the chancellor sajid javid has promised "a significant economic policy response" in the event of a no—deal brexit. it comes as

with the school year to be again you had a very optimistic event to what was supposed to be a peaceful protest to express our needs but then the government suddenly exculpate of the situation and i thought. and thousands of other teachers were met by riot police. these pictures went viral on social media appearing to show them being tear gassed and beaten more than 50 were detained outraged by their treatment the jordan teacher syndicate and its 80000 members announced an open ended strike which is now in its 2nd week. they say $560.00 a month used to be a decent average salary years ago but inflation higher taxes and a rising cost of living has taken its toll more and more public school teachers are becoming drivers waiters taking other jobs in the evenings just to keep afloat even though it's against the law to do so. the teachers want to strike 5 years ago for the same reason then they decided to suspend the strike according to a verbal agreement that they would be paid. a no off to 5 years of normal in the problem the teachers have again decided to strike mom has doing her 9th grad

we don't know if it is going to be closed door testimony or what it will be. be information that comes out. we are getting more and more information and where one person becomes brave, more bravery typically follows. we don't know what other conversations with other autocrats or allies are in that server. >> we know they secreted this conversation with the leader of ukraine with the president of ukraine there. we don't know who else. his favorite autocrats and he had conversations with the prince ben salman of saudi arabia. more and more could come out and then what happened? >> everyone knows that we see a presidency, we see a white house that does not traffic in transparency. i think we all know sort of the corner stone of democracy. we see a white house who after meeting putin and the person, the translator who's not allowed to turn over their notes. putting things on the record, i have been saying for the longest and one of the reasons having impeachment hearing is so important. we can go back to later to see what the person says and that person is under o