bevan dusty. i want to step back one second and say that everyone remembers in 2010 some elected officials in san francisco put a measure, sit and lie on the ballot. it was not something that i supported. and it is not proven to be a particularly effective tool. it's spotty, off and on, the station might try it for a while. i didn't think it was the right thing to do. but one of the elements of sit and lie, it didn't apply to the stations. so as people were being engaged at the street level, many opted to go down stairs where it was out of the rain, out of the cold, someplace safer than on the street. i think that had a big impact on us and certainly i came to the bart board with a tremendous passion with creating better government systems that reach people who are homeless or marginally housed and try to help them. i think initially for the general manager of bart, we were a tough fit for one another. i think the things that i talk about are scary when i say i want the bart board to support a saf

bevan -- today we talked to riders.. let's get you to respond...ere is the first question.1 --- train crowding.2 -- crowding.2 -- brandon on twitter: people just sprawled out on the seats. trash left all over the seats3 -- bart safety. 3 -- the seatstrash left all over the seats 3 -- bart safety.4 -- parking concerns5 - karyn on 5 - karyn on facebook: being a person who has a disability and who uses a wheelchair, my biggest issue with bart is the elevators smell 6 -- adding services (bathrooms)7 - jessika on 7 - (bathrooms) services adding 6 -- elevators smell bart is the biggest issue with wheelchair, my who uses a wheelchair, my biggest issue with bart is the elevators smell 6 -- adding services (bathrooms)7 - jessika on facebook: the fares and parking rates are always going up but i don't see any services... brandon on twitter: people on the seats. trash left all over karyn on a person who has a disability and who uses a wheelchair, my biggest issue with bart is the jessika on facebook: the rates are always going up but i don't see any services.

we uncovered the case of richard bevan who had transferred his savings into a private scheme. was given was unsuitable and resulted in him losing out on £200,000. he welcomes the scrutiny by mps but says it's too late for him. where that leaves people like myself i really don't know. it may highlight the fact for other pension schemes in the future, and this may not happen on this scale again. hopefully it doesn't, but that's little comfort to people like myself, you know? the report noted that the regulator, the financial conduct authority, only acted two months after we highlighted richard's case. it calls for the authorities to be more proactive. there are large numbers of people who will do other people down when it comes to money, and therefore what we want is robust regulators who don't wait to be pushed into it but actually are on the lookout, on the front foot, thinking, "these are our responsibilities". the financial conduct authority told us that following what happened to steelworkers at plants like this one in port talbot, it's reviewing its rules on pension transf

we uncovered the case of richard bevan, who transferred into a private scheme after seeking independentt him around £200,000.” advice. he estimates the decision has cost him around £200,000. i have obviously been led into doing something i wasn't right doing by a financial adviser. and it is not a nice place to be in at the moment. the financial conduct authority is criticising this report for not acting quickly enough after concerns we re acting quickly enough after concerns were raised. it says it is reviewing its rules on transfers, but for steelworkers like richard, any changes will be too late. coming up at six o'clock on breakfast — charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, business and sport. stay tuned to that. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines... teachers and students are among at least 17 people shot dead at a high school in florida. a 19—year—old former student — who'd been expelled — has been arrested. south africa's governing anc welcomes president zuma's resignation. he says he wants to prevent violence being committed in his nam

bart board director bevan defty tells me although it may be common sense it still happens.ommuter// "well having local students share their artwork is pretty nice but i think it's pretty sad they have to remind people not to do things like that."commuters can expect to see the posters up by the end of the month. board director defty said another way bart has attracted riders is in january they reduced clipper card prices to half off for people between 13- and 18 years kron 4 news.sogomonian kron 4 news. (pam) a former n-f-l star is standing up agaisnt bullying in northern california. coming up: how he feels this fight will be won with teamwork. (steve) the c-d-c says the flu fight is now over. coming up: where in the bay area that is still being hit the hardest. (pam) a lone republican is working among all bay area democrats in the state assembly.coming up: and in-depth look at how catherine baker navigates blue waters. (pam)new at ten: in a time of extreme political polarization .. california is a state where the democrats are in control ... in fact, in the bay area assemb

tom bevan. it is something to see.rry live and they they e ironing out the differences. >> i think the republicans in the room and republicans around the country were shocked to see and hear with the president was suggesting. while there is some appetite for some of these measures come out the president was saying let's get the guns and do the due process later. i think that alarmed some of his supporters and certainly some republicans around the country. >> bret: he was talking about somebody with mental health issues. to get the guns first. but still. constitutional issues. >> it blew up on twitter because that's a redline in the sand first second amendment supporters. >> bret: a moment between senator pat toomey and the president where they are talking about the bill that did not get through congress. >> joe and pat, in your bill, what are you doing about 18 221? >> we don't change that. >> i am going to give it consideration. a lot of people don't want to bring it up because they are afraid to bring it up. because

i want to give my profound thanks to bevan who -- there he is. he just walked in the room.g you my heart felt thanks because from your one year on the board, i think you accomplished a record amount. and about five months ago, director dusty called me and he said, you know conditions at the 16th street bart station are really bad and i've come out here and decided i'm going to clean it myself. i was wondering if you would like to join me one week. i said that's a great idea, i would love to join you. that first week that i joined director dusty, i have to say it was a particularly -- i don't know if it was auspicious time to go, but it was the day after halloween. it was one of the most unhealthy situations i've seen. when you're a passenger, you just kind of walk through, look straight and try not to touch or see as little as possible, because it's a station that has been historically plagued by many difficult issues coming together in one. so when i became like the amazing janitors who work full-time for bart, and got my gloves on and started cleaning the station myself,

because of bevan's efforts and a lot of other efforts, the plaza is markedly different. i will go back there after this conversation today and it is cleaner than it's ever been. we are committed to the neighborhood. it is not a question of gent -- thank you for your time. [bell]. >> thank you. next speaker please. [speaking spanish] >> translator: thank you. i'm a leader in the san francisco parrish. faith and action is an organization with more than 90 schools in san francisco. we are part of the national pico network and we are functioning in 17 states and 150 cities. [speaking spanish] >> translator: we are committed to ensuring that all the members of our community receive respect. we are here in solidarity with all persons who are unhoused and we are asking for solutions, not criminalization. [speaking spanish] >> translator: they are part of our community and we should respect them. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> public: good afternoon. i too would like to thank for doing this. i have been familiar with the plaza and the area around the plaza for 20 year

joining me now is tom bevan and publisher of real clear politics.i couldn't have a better guest to talk about this today. what's going on in that district? that election is just a few days away. >> yeah, this is one that republicans have been very concerned about for the reason you just mentioned. this is sort of another test case heading into 2018. the republican, heavily republican district went for trump. substantially in 2016 rick saccone is ahead latest polls but not by a lot. single digits and democrats are energized. you mentioned conner lamb. >> dana: definitely outspending lamb. but he does have an ad and it's taking a real shot at the current minority leader in the house. watch. >> my opponent wants you to believe the biggest issue in this campaign is nancy pelosi. it's all a big lie. i have already said on the front page of the newspaper that i don't support nancy pelosi. >> dana: she just still be quite a foil for republicans if he is having to already say i won't vote for her and even cut an ad against her. >> she is one of the least li

well the barrel rolls are fantastic as you upside down they've got a panoramic view and it's like bevan in the sky and earth and opening up i mean i've really had a rapturous. but there isn't a toxic you know compared to the barrel roll we did in the r.v. where we went like over three or four times into the ditch and everything was lying in a microwave at something and they'd taken to hospital and that was pretty crazy stuff you know this is a lot easier than playgrounds and it was. kind of. the. united states is going to look very deep into a mistake for us shelling straw miracle supremest see the north from the outside noise from russia not from china from the inside all sides are missing what you see now on around russia and this cyber bullies easing over russians on opportunity is used psychological to understand the full of times to find somebody outside the united states will use responsible for do it while the real problem is the stuff. feel on the hot day in a tin ear they have a bottle of saudi and china six oyu. an estimated eighty five cents under a truck she cheats are now l

we uncovered the case of richard bevan who had transferred his savings into a private scheme.resulted in him losing out on £200,000. he welcomes the scrutiny by mps but says it's too late for him. where that leaves people like myself i really don't know. it may highlight the fact for other pension schemes in the future, and this may not happen on this scale again. hopefully it doesn't, but that's little comfort to people like myself, you know? the report noted that the regulator, the financial conduct authority, only acted two months after we highlighted richard's case. it calls for the authorities to be more proactive. there are large numbers of people who will do other people down when it comes to money, and therefore what we want is robust regulators who don't wait to be pushed into it but actually are on the lookout, on the front foot, thinking, "these are our responsibilities". the financial conduct authority told us that following what happened to steelworkers at plants like this one in port talbot, it's reviewing its rules on pension transfers. but some experts say that

we uncovered the case of richard bevan who had transferred his savings into a private scheme.200,000. he welcomes the scrutiny by mps but says it's too late for him. where that leaves people like myself i really don't know. it may highlight the fact for other pension schemes in the future, and this may not happen on this scale again. hopefully it doesn't, but that's little comfort to people like myself, you know? the report noted that the regulator, the financial conduct authority, only acted two months after we highlighted richard's case. it calls for the authorities to be more proactive. there are large numbers of people who will do other people down when it comes to money, and therefore what we want is robust regulators who don't wait to be pushed into it but actually are on the lookout, on the front foot, thinking, "these are our responsibilities". the financial conduct authority told us that following what happened to steelworkers at plants like this one in port talbot, it's reviewing its rules on pension transfers. but some experts say that what happened here should be a

we uncovered the case of richard bevan, who had transferred his savings into a private scheme.ulted in him losing out on £200,000. we passed evidence of his complaint to the financial conduct authority, which regulates the industry. it is criticised in the report for not acting quickly enough. richard welcomes the scrutiny by mps, but says it is too late for him. the parliamentary report is spot on, but where that leaves people like myself, i need to know. -- i really don't know. it may highlight the fact for other pension schemes in the future, and this may not happen on this scale again. hopefully, it doesn't. but, that is little comfort to people like myself, you know. what happened to still workers has been described as a mis—selling scandal. the report makes recommendations to show that similar mistakes are not repeated. including a ban on contingent fees, where financial advisers only get paid if the client transfers their pension. the financial conduct authority is saying it is reviewing its rules on pension transfers, as experts say the case should be taken as a wake—up

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evasion and behavior on trains.students from the college of arts designed the posters.earlier today, bevanuffy a member of the bart board of directors joined us in studio to discuss why bart feels these posters are necessary.i think we're trying to communicate that if your mom was watching, how would she feel about it. that involves everything from seeing people with giant backpacks turn to get off the train, and take somebody out. you see behavior that is just not cool. the posters will be displayed throughout trains and stations starting this month. (catherine)this is video sent to us from a kron viewer who was trying to return home to the bay area from chicago's o'hare airport. the snow was so bad - nearly 300 heavy snow equipment operators were put to work.... a heavy winter storm was dumping at least one inch of snow every hour....forcing the cancellation of more than 15-hundred flights out of the midwest. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: it was yet another day

san francsico board of supervisor hillary ronen along with bart board of director bevan dufty have beenup at 16th street station into their own hands for months. and on wednesday learned they'd finally get some help from new bart staff. hillary ronen/sf board of supervisorsit shows that this type of attention that public officials bring to conditions that are unacceptable in our communities, make a difference. bart riders we talked to say.. they're looking forward to a cleaner riding experience.sometimes you see some pretty gnarly stuff, there will be orange juice and chips everywhere. lord knows what.. look before you sit down that;s kind of a central rule to ridiing bart..i think it's awesome that theyre taking steps forward to enhance cleanliness at bart.there are definitely spills... it just kind of makes it hard especially on the crowded trains. i don't want to have to fight with different smells and stuff like that. ( robin ) in the spring.. bart says it will have elevator attendants at powell and civic center stations... who will help keep elevators clean as well. ( darya ) happe

san francsico board of supervisor hillary ronen along with bart board of director bevan dufty have beenaking clean up at 16th street station into their own hands for months. and on wednesday learned they'd finally get some help from new bart staff. hillary ronen/sf board of supervisorsit shows that this type of attention that public officials bring to conditions that are unacceptable in our communities, make a difference. bart riders we talked to say.. they're looking forward to a cleaner riding experience. sometimes you see some pretty gnarly stuff, there will be orange juice and chips everywhere. lord knows what.. look before you sit down that;s kind of a central rule to ridiing bart..i think it's awesome that theyre taking steps forward to enhance cleanliness at bart.there are definitely spills... it just kind of makes it hard especially on the crowded trains. i don't want to have to fight with different smells and stuff like that. (hermela aregawi)in the spring.. bart says it will have elevator attendants at powell and civic center stations. that will help keep elevators clean for e

i just wanted to note, madame chair, that our former board member, bevan duffty is in the chambers. >> welcome. >> supervise so as mentioned, the planning commission heard this ordinance on january 11 of this year. they voted 6-1 in support of the ordinance without any modification so as proposed by supervisor peskin. the commission believes that the existing retail conditions in jackson square are working. it is an interesting and historic place with attractive retail and sufficient eating and drinking places as well as the voe vacancy rate. the ordinance will help keep what's working, working. and supervisor, if you could repeat -- did you have a question -- >> my question was, so i understand the use that you are trying to -- the existing uses -- do you want to jump in, aaron? >> sure. >> if you look to page four, which is section 249.25, this is one about intensification and increase in square footage and, two, you'll see that section two subb, which is conditional uses says restaurant, limited restaurants and bars uses may be permitted as a conditional use on the first story thro

san francsico board of supervisor hillary ronen along with bart board of director bevan dufty have been taking clean up at 16th street station into their own hands for months. and on wednesday learned they'd finally get some help from new bart staff. hillary ronen/sf board of supervisorsit shows that this type of attention that public officials bring to conditions that are unacceptable in our communities, make a difference. bart riders we talked to say.. they're looking forward to a cleaner riding experience.sometimes you see some pretty gnarly stuff, there will be orange juice and chips everywhere. lord knows what.. look before you sit down that;s kind of a central rule to ridiing bart..i think it's awesome that theyre taking steps forward to enhance cleanliness at bart.there are definitely spills... it just kind of makes it hard especially on the crowded trains. i don't want to have to fight with different smells and stuff like that. (steve)a southern california mom is facing eviction. next: the problem with the housing crisis she says is the biggest challenge. (vicki) house democrats

that is james bevan.ing up from abu dhabi and london and globally, we have one man you want to listen to. ray dalio joins us. that is at 9:00. rise as the european union drafts a brexit treaty tomorrow. it drops some of the u.k. prime minister's most important demands. ad apple is said to release trio of smartphones including a bigger and cheaper iphone. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ , excuse me, it's 2:19 in singapore. 6:19 in london. let's give some of his time to juliette saly. a company has restored its dividend after a two-year suspension and came near analysts forecast for revenue and profit. they plan to increase the payouts over time. the move suggests that ceo bill winters is gaining ground in getting the company back on track. us after will join 10:30 a.m. u.k. time. apple is said to be preparing to release a trio of new smartphones this year. familiar to people with the products, that includes the biggest iphone ever, an upgraded handset the same size and aniphone x, inexpensive model that comes with

we uncovered the case of richard bevan, who'd transferred his benefit into a private scheme after seeking i've obviously been led into doing something that wasn't right for me, by a financial adviser, you know? and it's pretty...it‘s not a nice place to be at the moment. the financial conduct authority is criticised in this report for not acting quickly enough after concerns were raised. it says it is reviewing its rules on pension transfers but for steelworkers like richard, any changes will be too late. sian lloyd, bbc news. our correspondent tomos morgan is in port talbot. good morning to you. some strong line was being used talking about workers being fleeced out of money that they should have had. just for the benefit of our viewers, remind us the benefit of our viewers, remind us of the background to all of this, festival? well, this all started just over two years ago, now. financially, they off—loaded around a thousand jobs, in wales. and, one of the reasons they said they had to do that, was they were rumoured to be losing, around £1 million a day, and the way that they said afte

tom bevan, real clear politics. anne gearan. mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist."ve republicans saying something needs to change. we need to do something in the wake of this. we heard similar language after the las vegas shooting in which republicans seem to support the idea of banning bomb stocks. arming getting close to critical mass, that something will happen? or will be talked about and like we have seen they will fade away. >> history suggests there will be a moment here like there was with bomb stocks and then it will go away. that said, i think this really does feel like there is a different current in the water. i think we see evidence president trump feels there is something different about this time too. the main difference to me i think is the kids. it is really hard to look away and really hard to ignore 17, 18-year-olds blaming adults, blaming the president, blaming the political system, blaming both parties for not doing enough. if that level of action and political engagement continues, it's going to be hard for everyone to look away. >> john: tom,

bart board director bevan defty tells me although it may be common sense it still happens.mmuters say they find that reality sad but like the new idea. sot: bart commuter// "i think it will draw more attention to it becasue it's more creative. it's colorful. and people walking by they're more likely to pay attention to it just because how the posters are." sot: bart commuter// "i think it's a very beneficial movement i think any effort to make the bart more accessible and mroe useful for any person in the san francisco bay area is very good."((cont vo)) tonight at 10 we will meet two of the seven designers who came up with the etiquette reminders. they'll talk about how they came up with the concepts and of course how ecstatic they are to have their work up that is also part of a good cause. live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron4 news. (vicki) baseball season is back... and happening tomorrow... the san francisco giants will host their annual fan-fest at a-t-and-t park. the gates open at 10 in the morning... and it's free for everyone to attend...but people start linin

earlier today we addressed bevan dufty - a member of the bart board of directors... about increasing patrols on bart trains... this was his response... (vicki) (vicki) we've posted this entire interview of the bart board of director addressing rider concerns on kron4 dot com... there he also talked about overcrowded bart trains... the cleanliness of the trains and stations... the high fares and parking rates... as well as the parking problem at many bart stations. all that on kron4 dot com. (grant) oakland...will be home to the first and only - fully automated parking system in northern california. the grand opening of the hive automated parking structure is this coming monday. it's happening on broadway...at the hive oakland courtyard. mayor libby schaaf will be there to celebrate. the parking structure will be built on a 16 hundred square foot footprint...and will be able to convert seven parking spaces...into 39 spaces. the structure used 69 percent less construction materia

i applaud supervisor ronen and bevan dufty for coming out to the community and having conversations. that's a lot of things we lack with community and city collaboration is that there's lack of communication and collaboration. it is overseen from city hall and not deep and engrained in the community. where people who live in s.r.o.'s. i had a friend who passed away in his car because he had nowhere to go and often was in the plaza. just applauding there are folks who are in the community and are members who really want to have this dialogue and need a pathway to housing. a year ago on valentine's day, i was here advocating for more senior housing for both senior and homeless seniors. knowing that is a pathway we need for our communities who are out there and have nowhere else to go. and we as a community know that you can continue to do outreach and you can have a pipeline of outreach. if it has nowhere to go, you are creating a pipeline to go nowhere. again i want to alaud the efforts and we need -- applaud the efforts and we need to create more plans and solutions like affordable h

as bevan said earlier, for many years women on the red carpet said, don't ask me about my dress and mytime to be a young actress. while time is up, it is only just actress. while time is up, it is onlyjust beginning for a new generation like her. atime to generation like her. a time to sign autographs as well, which is what we saw a time to sign autographs as well, which is what we sanennifer lawrence doing behind us. a lot of screaming for angela jolie, who is right behind you there. she is having a lot of phones thrust at her. she is wearing a british brand, one of her favourite couture brands, the people who designed megan markle's wedding dress. margot robbie hasjust arrived, she is starring in i, tonya, which hasjust openedin starring in i, tonya, which hasjust opened in the uk. is there a sense of the number of british designers worn here tonight? there are definitely a few. angelina jolie is wearing one. sally hawkins is also wearing one. sally hawkins is also wearing the same label. designed by tomorrow ralph will stop we also saw the lee james wearing lilli mccartney. we're in

bevan and peter schaffrik., we continue to track the selloff in markets spreading from equities to commodities. this is what i'm looking at. i am interested in futures in the u.s. and s&p futures turning positive about an hour ago. currently 1.1% higher. 2.73%,. 10 year yield, and the u.s. dollar is stable. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance," i am francine lacqua in london. the markets are still selling off, that as much as an hour and a half ago. across the board in europe, the ftse down 1.4%. every 20 minutes, i would say half a percentage less low, if that makes sense. u.s. futures are up. the stock tumble is continuing, but the selloff is easing up. treasuries are dropping, the dollar studying. the vix, a little bit of up-and-down. you see the red in europe as the equity selloff continues. turning positive after dropping more than 8% over the past seven days. our traders starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel? let's bring in john hardy from copenhagen. what exactly is going on in these

we uncovered the case of richard bevan, who had transferred his benefit into a private scheme after seekinguickly enough after concerns were raised. it says it is reviewing its rules on pension tra nsfers it is reviewing its rules on pension transfers but for steelworkers like richard, any changes will be too late. a lack of training to help professionals could be contributing to an avoidable deaths were people with learning disabilities. the are seeing says there has been a catastrophic decline in the number of disability learning nurses since 2010. the department of health and nhs england say they have made learning disabilities a national priority and will continue to improve training. i've never been more concerned than i am right now about the needs of people with learning disabilities not getting essential services, that they have the right to access, and they are being shortchanged and we need to stand together with our partners and say this is not acceptable. the consequences of not doing that are not paying attention to that are we will see more debts, premature deaths of people, a