how we going to until we carry out tests? yes, we're guessing.ing gcses and a—levels. well, are they? they will be delighted, i won't be. gcses could be postponed till after the holidays which throws all sorts of things into going to universities. at the moment, a lot of universities are calling their holidays early and moving to teaching by the internet. what happens to students who are due to start in september — october? everything has been thrown into disarray. a lot of parents will be sited home with their children, unsure when the exams are going to happen, and it will be very difficult to try and convince these teenagers to spend that time advising rather than relaxing a little bit more. some of the exams have started already. my goddaughter has a french oral exam on tuesday. already quite a lot of information need to be downloaded has been downloaded. assume it keep hold of that until september or october? and as you say, what about a—levels. ? they are what you need in order to go they are what you need in order to go to university. if y

carrie: we want all of it.e would love to have people come out and spend the day learning about our mission and experiencing it. but if you're not able to come, you can certainly make a donation as well. damian: and how do you--do you train for this? you can't just go up there and say, "i'm going to climb 1,600 steps," or however many it is on one day. do you have to train for it, or what do you-- carrie: well, you can, it just depends on how much you want it to hurt. now, we have children from the ages of eight and above that climb. and our oldest climber is 87. damian: amazing; well, this climb is happening here in san francisco. there is the address at 555 california street, and there is the web address for more information. well, thank you so much for putting on this program and helping get the word out about vaping and the dangers of it. carrie: great, thanks for talking to us today. damian: thank you; and up next here on "comunidad del valle," one of the planning commissioners in san jose, stay with us. t

he comes up with something called cash and carry. americans should be allowed to sell goods to great britain, but the british have to come and get it, they have to pay cash, and they have to take it away on their own ships. that fits exactly in that polling data i was just showing you. yes, we'll sell goods. yes, we will not under any circumstances give them loans, and we will not put our ships or our people at risk. so if they want to come and pay cash and carry it away themselves, they can do that. it is the safest possible policy. it satisfies the desire to aid england and france by selling them more goods but it does not put americans at risk. once they take the goods from our ports, that is not our problem any more. if the ships are attacked, it is not our ships. if lives are lost, they're not american lives. it is beautifully crafted to capture what the american peopling with willing to do. and i don't think that is a coincidence. i think that is fdr understanding what the american public was willing to tolerate at any given po

with me the entire hour is carrie firestone i have to say it was huge. the biggest point gain ever on record for the dow was yesterday the bottom? down 16% it came down with just vor osity that we really had a level that was undeniably oversold. >> we are showing viewers and listeners right now how massive the dow's big swings were. down over 1,000, nearly 900, up almost 1,300 is this indicative of a market that is healthy at this stage? >> we have to separate a couple of things. there was a lot of program trading, at the end of a few of those days where you collapse and watch the screen that was cycling down at this pace. that was because of the program trades that were put on and possible that yesterday, the second half of the day, 245 was possible the enormous rush from big back boxes that put in buy orders does that mean this can sustain us if the market was selling at a level on february 19 that was a bit overbought, naturally, i think there was reason to expect it to come down coronavirus or not. there was a lot of optimism in the market by the end

he should've been carrying a gun which is an in an open carry state or he shouldn't like. like the people who justify it's shocking well so it's who carries the guns i mean if it's white people it's considered to be ok to you know open carry or concealed carry but you know heaven help you if it's a black person that's already know this is been a and this has been a problem for he goes back to the days of the black panthers you know where they they said you know they're shooting at us you know and we're going to start arming us selves and all of a sudden that was perceived as a threat to american society and i think that's such a key part of it you know you can be you know i think generationally i'm 52 the generation my parents you know made sure we went to school we did everything we were supposed to do and to still be in a situation where you can be murdered by your government and no one's going to go to prison literally out of all the things that you can say would do for yourself. protecting yourself from the police police is the one thing that's hard as a citizen no mat

the movement of the cilia carries the mucus down to the pharynx. then it is coughed out or swallowed into the stomach or any remaining microorganisms are destroyed by the digestive juices. if these defenses are weakened, the cold virus will gain a foothold and cause inflammation's which so often are associated with the common cold. the common cold is not a serious sickness, but still, medical scientist yet have not found a cure for it. yes, there are remedies galore. all sorts of medications which soothe pain and headaches and so bring some relief. however, they do not cure colds. and no matter how convincingly they may be advertised, don't use them without having checked with your doctor. but there is a sound prescription. if you have a cold, don't stay in school, because if you do, you may send others home with your cold. (music) >> if you have a cold, stay home. stay in bed. this is the prescription which common sense and medical science recommend, medicine. but only those your doctor prescribes. no others. warmth, rest, which it can get best wh

give it up for carrie underwood ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: now, carrie, since your book is all's time for tonight show's "fittest of the fit challenge. [ cheers and applause ♪ wanna get fit wanna get fi fittest of the fit ♪ >> jimmy: all right, our first challenge is called the hang ten. we have to race along this course matching our hands and feet exactly to the pictures on the floor. the first one to finish wins the round. okay, do you understand? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right. [ light laughter ] are you ready? have you ever done anything like this before in your lifetime >> never >> jimmy: yeah, me neither maybe, like, dance dance revolution meets twister. it's really fun. >> one up on me. >> jimmy: all right, but i don't think i'm going to win but either way >> go to hell, jimmy >> jimmy: hey, confidence, confidence is key. all right, here we go. all right, you ready let's line up. all right. wait i just want to see what it is. on your mark, get set, go! ♪ [ cheers and applause oh, god! oh, god, this is so hard oh, my god, you're killing me. ♪ [ laughter ] oh, my god >> no!

for the british wife carrying championship yes wife carrying championship took place over the weekend and into pickle yuki style the weather was dreadful but that did not deter the competitors who took the race and their wives extremely seriously. just. threw her all wrong. a muddy field in southern england was the venue for the annual race the british wife carrying championship may sound like a bit of fun but these howdy couples were desperate for glory. it doesn't have to be a wife it can be a neighbor's wife or it can even just be your girlfriend in the past women have also been allowed to carry men either way it is a test which prepares you for life's travails whether today's terrible i mean it's hail it is dale's brain is pain and really it's a good introduction to marriage the sports originated in finland. to make it even tougher couples are doused with ice cold water along the route any carrying technique is allowed as long as you don't drop your partner. some may see the sport as politically incorrect in modern times but the winners disagree but. you know like for you if you w

that test of coronavirus carried out in numberio by that test of coronavirus carried out in number 10continuing to lead the government response to coronavirus. and 55 years old, just in case you need to know that. he posted his video on twitter saying people need to be in no doubt, i can continue thanks to the wizardry of modern technology to communicate with all my top team to lead the national fightback against coronavirus. and it is not known, he did not mention, whether e is staying with his fiancee, carrie symons, who is several months pregnant. so that breaking news in the past hour. that the prime minister has developed these symptoms and has tested positive for the virus. let's go back to james forsyth, political editor of the spectator. from your knowledge of the prime minister is this atypical performance in the face of adversity, that he is in fairly positive, confident frame of mind? he is a naturally optimistic person. i think he has always has possessed the ability to cheer people up. he has always been quite proud of his health. i think this is the kind of upbeat respon

they want to carry on as usual, and we wa nt want to carry on as usual, and we want that, to take theirve fun, exercise with their friends, they can have fun, exercise with theirfriends, and they can have fun, exercise with their friends, and carry they can have fun, exercise with theirfriends, and carry on they can have fun, exercise with their friends, and carry on as normal, as much as we can at the moment. thank you for speaking to us, enjoy the football. we have another couple of youngsters here. ben and alfie. is this ben? this is ben. hello to you both. we have been watching you, some great stuff and great goals. tell me, firstly, if you couldn't play football, how much ofa you couldn't play football, how much of a problem would it be for you and how would you feel?” of a problem would it be for you and how would you feel? i would be disappointed on board. we are used to it. we like enjoy it. and we would miss seeing your friends because most of them don't go to the same school and if the school closes, we would not see them. and what about you, alfie, how much do you enjoy footb

anne carrying them home and leaves them on the family's dinner table.en during an ordinary conversation, saliva and mucus particles escape our mouth and easily are inhaled by others as they breathe. remember how breath is visible on a cold day. how, then, with so many germs surrounding us can we avoid having colds all the time? well, fortunately, our body has defenses against this enemy. normally we breathe through our nose. the nose as well as the sinuses, u stashian tubes are lined with a delicate membrane. under a microscope you look at the nasal membrane you can see it covered with tiny moving threads called if a cilia. they move back and forth like stalks of grain when a wind blows over a field. the silea are covered with a warm, moist sticky substance called mucus. the nose usually secretes about a quarter of this liquid every 24 hours. this mucus by warming and moistening the air we breathe in prepares it for our lungs. the mucus also catches and destroys microorganisms. that is, bacteria and viruses. the movement of the silea carries the mucus d

to make it even tougher couples are doused with ice cold water along the route any carrying technique is allowed as long as you don't drop your partner. some may see the sport as politically incorrect in modern times but the winners disagree. you know like really really think that if you're going to be. a barrel of beer was the prize alongside the chance to compete in the world championship in finland later this year. u.s. singles songwriter taylor swift has been named last year's biggest selling global autist. as the leaves at the end of the time i went to the movies yeah. i this is the 2nd time taylor swift has received the accolade she was 1st named biggest selling global artist back in 2014 the 30 year old released the 7th album love last year which is also a 10 time grammy winner. coming up next a new business with kate ferguson and keep up to date with all the latest news around the clock visit our website it's d.w. dot com and told me a lot of cool thanks for joining us. my 1st bicycle was a sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this ocean for. something as simpl

the motion carries. next item, please. >> item 9, approve the plans and specifications and award contract db129.2 in the amount of $29 million and with the duration of 396 consecutive calendar days, bidder committing the lowest responsive bid, anvil builders. >>> this item is the fourth of our design build contract to provide duct bank and associated facility to provide for transmission and distribution of electrical system for the power enterprise plan to build out and provide power. commissioners? questions? comments? >> president caen: to the general public, any questions, comments? move to approve? >> second. >> president caen: all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. >> item 10 i prove the selection of hdr engineering award agreement number pro-0021, for amount not to exceed $9 million and with duration of eight years. >> i'll move the item. >> second. >> president caen: any comments, questions? commissioners? to the general public, any questions, comments? all those in favor? opp

a plane carrying more than 120 south africans evacuated from new one in china has just returned home the group has been stranded there since the virus outbreak began they are now going to quarantine for the next 21 days. well as we've been mentioning a national emergency has been declared in the u.s. by donald trump and his vote to sign a sweeping bill that's now passed by the house of representatives that would provide paid sick leave and widespread testing once the measure reaches his desk the move comes amid criticism mr trump was playing down the importance of the pandemic here's alan fischer from the u.s. president a dramatic announcement officially declaring a national emergency. 2 very big words with more than 40 dead and the number of infected growing the president has opened up funding include states to take important steps to blunt the spread of the virus emerging every state to set up emergency operation centers effective immediately i'm also asking every hospital in this country to activate its emergency preparedness plan so that they can meet the needs of americans every

you may be carrying it for four, five, six days. it's not like you are a walking time bomb with this. most people don't have it. judge jeanine: i hear south korea is using anti-viral treatments. dr. marc siegel: breaking news on this. no one is talking about this. south korea has tried using zinc and chloriquim. remdesivir. and there are tests for it that are in the pipeline. genetic testing, all of this coming down the pipe in the next few weeks. judge jeanine: in addition to not just separating someone who tests positive for the virus. we have to treat them, too. i want them to be better. >> doctors have to be in the loop. if i tell you not to go to the hospital, you still call me and i'll tell you how severe your symptoms are. and maybe you do need the hospital. judge jeanine: dr. marc siegel. thanks. but stay here. our viewers have questions. we'll bring dr. marc siegel back at the end of the hour to answer your questions. so tweet some to me. next we are going to talk to fox news contribute tore jason chaffetz about the travel

be carrying units? >> we will beep carry -- the play -- carrying blood units and we will be ramping up when we see the demand. >> amanda from cnbc on the phone. >> i understand that the size of this -- and the scope will change, but there has to be some baseline operating cost that you can provide us given the fact that these were two lumbering oil tankers converted into oils -- into hospital ships. i just understand that these are expensive to operate. sorry. can you clarify the question, is it operating cost or transition? can you clarify? >> just how expensive what it need to have these vessels taking in patients. with generators and icu beds. ship,a massive hospital and the costs seem exorbitant, so i was wondering if you could provide any clarity of operational costs. i understand that it will be portside, but if you have any type of number could you give us some sort of guess on. >> this is admiral weber. the projected budget is not yet determined, and i would refer any follow on to the military p

now which carried out by the last little while i would add if i got in that was to keep that shouldn't stop the african child get rid of artwork that mandela nelson mandela greece i'm now. well we did i mean i definitely recommend your book and if you're always a fascinating read and thank you so much for coming on the book once again is no more war how the west violates international law using humanitarian intervention to advance economic and strategic interests then called what always a pleasure having you on thank you so much. and that ladies and gentlemen. is our show for you today a man ever remember in this world we are not told that we are loved not so i tell you all i love you i am tyrone vinter and i'm a mr tough keep on watching those logs never a great day and night out. of the. right. god. it isn't about it wasn't ok. thank. you. i'm. thanking. the duck industry come. to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells abilities on the streets many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge no if you're going to exploit for a child h

is it really necessary to carry on with certain construction sites now?ould close tomorrow and people could return to their homes safely and do as we been told, to keep this virus from spreading. parliaments broken up. some mps who are medical workers are offering their services to the nhs. how best you think you should spend your time over the next few weeks? 0na your time over the next few weeks? on a personal basis, i'm one of those people who is in the underlying condition category, so i'm doing as i'm told. i'm effectively in lockdown, but i'm working from five and 6am every day. i don't think mps have ever been busier with constituents stranded across the globe, trying to assist them and making other representations about the health services and so on and so forth. the strains in our offices are immense but i'm just so proud of all of the mps who are stepping up and their staff. the vast majority are now working from home and carrying on with that service. parliament isn't sitting, but we have to continue to hold the government to account, and that'

to make it even tougher couples are doused with ice cold water along the route any carrying technique is allowed as long as you don't drop your partner. some may see the sport as politically incorrect in modern times but the winners disagree. you know like a dream that if you want. to make. a barrel of beer was the prize alongside the chance to compete in the world championship in finland later this year. next up is d.w. news africa with eddie micah ginia to stay up to date with all the latest news around the clock remember you should visit our website it's d.w. dot com told me a lot of thanks for joining us so for. me there i'm david and this is climate change brags that sex. happiness increase. for you. do get smarter for free you know you brooke.

modern humanitarian intervention carried out by bill. and it was carried out without security council authorization. and clinton wanted the big east if he wanted to bomb. serbia which he did urge 78 days. was to show the world the dean us could do it and could do it without a security company council authorization and that's what happened the us did it along with other nato allies and their position was that it's not you. can do whatever it wants in support if you get rights but again in the case he was sloppy and what we saw were 2 things that nato itself carried out war crimes masked war right over $78.00 days of bombing which mostly focused on civilian targets. but also being human rights abuses to. stir be there. that to us claim to want to stop action style arrange it into its box to the bombing. in fact were spurred on by the bottom so that invasion again itself created humanitarian problems because again it focused largely on civilians and stability to structure but also to curb the very human rights abuses it claimed to curb act

neighbour's wife or it can even just be your girlfriend in the past women have also been allowed to carry men either way it is a test which prepares you for life's travails whether today's terrible i mean it's hail it's dale's brain is painful and really it's a good introduction to marriage the sports originated in finland to make it even tougher couples are doused with ice cold water along the route any carrying technique is allowed as long as you don't drop your partner. some may see the sport as politically incorrect in modern times but the winners disagree but. you know what are you going to do to change a barrel of beer was the prize alongside the chance to compete in the world championship in finland later this year. a life blundering. ferguson is up next. i'm skilled at. that heart and in the end this a me you are not allowed to stay here we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were lions and. what's your story. 'd with numbers and women especially in victims of violence in. part.

the motion carries. thank you. item b, requesting authorization to enter into a new grant agreement with community music center for the provision of neighborhood choir to older adults and adults with disabilities during the period of march 1st, 2020, through june 30th, 2023 in an amount of $800,000 plus a 10% contingency for a total amount not to exceed $880,000. welcome back michael. >> hello, again. no additional information. i'm here for questions. >> may i have a motion to discuss? >> so moved. >> seconded. >> second. >> any comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the question all in favor. any opposed? thank you. the motion carries. thank you very much, michael. item c, requesting authorization to enter into a new grant agreement with m and m hauling and heavy cleaning assistance company for provision of heavy cleaning and pest treatment preparation services during the period of july 1st, 2020, through june 30th, 2023 in the amount of

he will carry on emphasising how dangerous this is for older, more vulnerable people.et in a few days, it is a strong symbol that this doesn't need to be as devastating as it is said to be as devastating as it is said to be. interesting politically, because of the extent to which the issue of testing has been part of the political agenda. health workers crying out sane, we need to be tested if we are to do ourjobs properly. it pushes that question to the forefront again. it does, because it shows that no one is immune. it is criticalfor because it shows that no one is immune. it is critical for health workers so that they are reassured and can go back to work if they have come out the other side. and for other workers in due course. tests initially for key workers in the nhs, and forthe initially for key workers in the nhs, and for the whole population. it will resolve the conflicting scientific faeces at the heart of this. one report from oxford —— scientific theories at the heart of this. the dominant science is still telling us the worst is yet to come and it may be

he would like to carry new hampshire. he plans on carrying south carolina.se early states are places he can show he can flex his muscle. remember we have never had a president impeached in the first term like this. he is feeling put upon. he wants to sort of get back at the democrats. he is not over it yet, let's just say. [laughter] peter: how did this all begin? where did super tuesday come from? carl: i was thinking about this. the first time i heard the phrase was in 1976. i was not covering politics yet. i was right out of college. there were three primaries on the last day, june 8 i want to say. i'm doing this from memory right now. it was new jersey, ohio and california and that is how i knew about it. this was a lot of delegates. jimmy carter had stolen the march on the democratic field that year in iowa. by the end of it, he was an outsider, not to the extent trump is, but he challenged the establishment. and the establishment is thinking what are we going to do to stop them? -- to stop him. they did not really have a candidate. they had a couple of

we have a very very few years to carry. brazil and we want to always. trump told a private dinner for the brazilian president sonorities florida resort on saturday the other 2 leaders were also expected to discuss potential trade opportunities is on a 3 day trip to the united states. at least 45 people remain missing in southeastern brazil days after heavy rainfall calls floods and landslides 35 people are known to have died when communities were engulfed in 3 cities on the coast of south paolo state firefighters and volunteers are continuing their search for the missing earlier this week the region had a month's rainfall in a single day. millions of women across mexico or go on strike on monday to take a stand against gender based violence it's been the time to follow international women's day government figures show that attacks against women have doubled in the past 5 years to hold the reports from the capital mexico city or one of us are allowed to continue i meant them in the us leave it an emotional outpouring on this state university female stude

carry and i want the new reception.ecretly thinks, maybe it's just and everybody secretly thinks, maybe it'sjust me, and everybody secretly thinks, maybe it's just me, that they could rethink, and didn't she look glorious, and wasn't that a joyous site? —— harry and meghan. glorious, and wasn't that a joyous site? -- harry and meghan. people saying we cannot have politicians because that is show business for ugly because that is show business for le. because that is show business for ugly people. the new member of -- the new poster girl. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. hello. after we saw the cloud increasing yesterday and then a speu increasing yesterday and then a spell of rain, today we are back into a mixture of sunshine in blustery showers. this picture taken earlier in suffolk sums it up. not too many showers here, dry across parts of yorkshire, north—east england and eastern scotland but a fair number of showers across southe

you could be carrying it, you could pass it to someone carrying it, you could pass it to someone whoerable. talk to us someone who is vulnerable. talk to us about the sunday telegraph. looking at this nhs pandemic test that was carried out four years ago, the health service failed. people will be looking at this are —— story and thinking, why is this not the lead story? 0h, and thinking, why is this not the lead story? oh, dear, something has gone seriously awry. the nhs said it failed a government estimate and ability to handle a pandemic, but terrifying results were kept from the public. this is an exercise which was taking place in october when 16. and apparently, it was basically a test of how the nhs could cope a major flew out great, but there are similarities with the mortality rate of covid—19. it was basically too sensitive for the findings to be made public because there was a genuine sense of the over the results, and the government knew this three years ago. if this is the case, and the government knew three years ago that the nhs was not to cope with a pandemic, why did

it showed how they were going to carry this out. one hopes when we see the hypothetical peter blackouts become real one hopes it is caused to up the defenses and certainly election grid security is something that gets a lot of attention in the united states. it's not all doom and gloom we are making progress on the electric security. it involved a large financial implication. can you tell us a little bit about that case because their t cells in the book that i've never heard about it to an isolated distinction country on earth and one of the ways they aimed to fix thaaim to fix thate regime is to hack other banks and the most fans is that a bangladesh for that country where they aspired to steal upwards of a billion dollars the interact in the international banking system and initiate transfers from the new york fed and what is a little bit funny the transfers were blocked and the only got 81 million to what i show in about as this is a much broader campaign that north korea had with less success. they had crypto currency exchanges

they see it too in these rather testing times us face and keep calm and carry on where we are watching. tonight specially if you hold up the watch t.v. . all the best day well have a nice weekend best you can keep up to date with all the rest of our. social media i'm kevin. back in about the next programs are lined up for you after this break. you see every passage is a death of something all passages involve some kind of conflict between where one is trying to reconstitute the old way of doing things but it doesn't work as a service i'm often working with people in those in-between so again the key is how do i find my path through all of this and where do i.

saying i am using common sense and carrying on as normalfor common sense and carrying on as normal forews, more about flybe in a moment. hello. look out for some mist and fog around first thing, it will be a pretty chilly start for most of us as well, but for the majority of the uk, there is sunshine to come, temperatures will struggle but left as the day goes on. just one notable exception and that is the south of the uk, some rain around copy through the early pa rt rain around copy through the early part of the day for sure, just a little bit of a question mark about how quickly this area will pull off into the continent. this heavy rain from torbay all the way across the south coast, it may push as far north as essex and by the time we get into the afternoon system with out of the way. behind it, quite a chilly north—easterly when, a few showers for east anglia and then some heavy showers also possible for northern ireland and scotland, just a few isolated ones i suspect further west. temperatures struggling a little, has around seven or eight copy that system finally does clear th

modern humanitarian intervention carried out by bill.and it was carried out without security council authorization. and clinton wanted the big east if he wanted to bomb. serbia which he did urge 78 days. was to show the world the dean us could do it and could do it without a security company council authorization and that's what happened the us did it along with other nato allies and their position was that it's not you. can do whatever it wants in support if you get rights but again in the case he was sloppy and what we saw were 2 things that nato itself carried out war crimes masked war right over $78.00 days of bombing which mostly focused on civilian targets. but also being human rights abuses to. stir be there that you know extra plaint want to stop action style range it interests box to the bombing. in fact were spurred on by the bottom so that invasion again itself created humanitarian problems because again it focused largely on civilians and stability to structure but also to curb the very human rights. it claimed to curb act it

disposable tissues are better than handkerchiefs that you carry around with you all the time.t have a tissue, sneeze or cough into the crook of your elbow. that way, the crook of your elbow. that way, the germs are away from your hands, and you are less likely to pass them on, unless you greet people using your elbow. the less you touch things like surfaces, handrails, lift buttons, the less likely you are to catch the virus, or, indeed, spread it on. if people are unwell, don't get too close to them. the closer you get, the more likely you are to catch something. apart from that, you should go about your life as normal. you should go to work, go to school and see your friends. u nless to school and see your friends. unless you have been told to by your doctor or the nhs iii coronavirus service. when it to travelling, check with the foreign office before you you plan to go. it is important to say that there is no evidence you can catch coronavirus of letters, parcels of food, and these things won't work when it comes to treating coronavirus. uv light, antibiotics, garlic and s

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the motion carries. thank you. item b, requesting authorization to enter into a new grant agreement with community music center for the provision of neighborhood choir to older adults and adults with disabilities during the period of march 1st, 2020, through june 30th, 2023 in an amount of $800,000 plus a 10% contingency for a total amount not to exceed $880,000. welcome back michael. >> hello, again. no additional information. i'm here for questions. >> may i have a motion to discuss? >> so moved. >> seconded. >> second. >> any comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the question all in favor. any opposed? thank you. the motion carries. thank you very much, michael. item c, requesting authorization to enter into a new grant agreement with m and m hauling and heavy cleaning assistance company for provision of heavy cleaning and pest treatment preparation services during the period of july 1st, 2020, through june 30th, 2023 in the amount of

the motion carries. now i would like to introduce our newest commissioner, nelson lum, who'll tell us about his background. >> thank you. mr. chair, fellow commissioners, ladies and gentlemen, good morning, my name is nelson lum, and i'm the newly appointed member of this commission. i've been a resident since 1961, and i went to school here. upon graduation from george washington high school, in 1966, i was soon notified by uncle sam that he had a special interest in me. i was inducted in the army where i volunteers to be a member of the paratrooper unit, and after training, i was assigned to kentucky with 101st airborne division. in 1967, my division was deployed to vietnam. luckily, i returned in november 1968, with all my fingers and my toes. i took advantage of the gi bill and completed a degree in criminology. i then joined the san francisco police department where i served for 30 years until my retirement in 2005 with a rank of sergeant of police. since retired, i've been devoting most of my time

they will carry out mobile and fixed checks.pot checks,ry out .hecks for vehicles the current fine should anyone not be abiding by the rules. we also have an interministerial crisis center which is being set up under the prime minister. it will be able to see all forms of containment measures and general public order. havell ensure that we safety and security for all of our citizens and also, they will be overseeing border security. this crisis center will be set up and it will be under the guidance of my ministry as well as the ministry for health. these measures of containment are drastic. it is in relation to internal and domestic travel, it is also in relation to cross-border travel. we have met with european counterparts in the leaders of europe in consultation and have made a number of decisions. , any foreigners will not be able to enter the european union. for any third nation citizens, the borders will be closed. anyone from a non-european permit with a residency will be permitted to enter europe. goods and merchandise

forces have carried out an airstrike against the taliban would you say this is the beginnings of the under of the door how do you. i think we're in a really odd state with the doha deal because what we've seen is that president trump is saying that he had a really good talk with the taliban and he really built them up and said they're in a good relationship and that he wants to see the violence come down right and that he feels like it's been assured but what we're seeing is that this is the 1st instance in 11 days where the taliban are really paying the price for attacking u.s. soldiers and what's even more interesting is that you know this area was in response to an attack on u.s. military but since the. signing of the peace deal and since the breakdown of the 7 days of. reduction in violence the taliban have been carrying out attacks on avalon civilians and avalon military with nowhere professions from the united states so it really seems as if this deal is entirely between the taliban and the united states with no real interest for what's going on with the of our national securit

i spoke to carrie shortly before we came to air. >> so, carrie, first of all, hohow are you doing?o you feel? i see your smile. is it genuine? >> my smile's genuine right now. we've had a number of crying this morning. i'm in a fair amount of pain and on some pretty heavy-duty painkillers. we were, earlier, given the understanding i wasn't going to get off today. so we are actually awaiting getting off the ship anytime. they passed out masks and came and got luggage. and so i have no idea where i'm going. but anyplace off this ship would be great. i've got -- as the day goes on, the battle gets tougher with the pain. so hopefully, we can hold it together long enough to get somewhere. >> so just to be clear, you have been told you are getting off shortly, within hours, but you have no idea where you're going? >> that's correct. the only person i've seen or talked to is a man at 3:00 p.m. -- 3:00 a.m. in a hazmat suit. he identified himself as a physician and asked me questions about my medical needs. other than that, through this ordeal, i have talked or heard from no one. >> so tha

bark obama carried indiana. barack obama carried indiana.kept bernie sanders in the race tilde connect -- till the convention. everywhere bernie sanders and trump, they were saying is similar things and talking to working-class americans in traditional industries who had been left behind. they talked about nafta. there were two plants there that made refrigerating equipment. carrier was a company. company, some the big conglomerate in your, that they were getting rid of the jobs and sending them to mexico and they were not coy about it. saying we can pay people in mexico three dollars per hour and we are paying you $20 per hour and the company's were profitable. and donald trump and bernie sanders used slightly different arguments but they both really attacked this as what was wrong with the economy. they said the two parties had let people down. donald trump was not really republican. and bernie sanders until he ran four years ago, you called him a democrat he would correct you. these two guys have come in and try to take over these two par

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in san francisco have tested positive for corona virus vice president mike pence says the ship is carrying 3 and a half 1000 passengers and crew around 50 have been tested so far a grand princess will be taken to a non commercial port where more tests will take place and the centers for disease control's director robert brett feel downplayed the risk of american citizens capturing coronavirus. at this time the risk to the american people is low in most areas the united states we do have a few areas of significant community transmission one thing we can all take pride in is that this nation has the best public health infrastructure really driven by the backbone of the local and state health departments and florida is no exception to being prepared we are tracking the see where these cases are confirmed and when we see evidence of sustained community transmission then that tips into us recommending medication strategies. i think i would encourage people to go after their their regular daily lives i did say i want people to all use common sense and do their role and responsibility and basic h

a car bombing hits a convoy carrying sudan's prime minister his office calls it an assassination attempt. i'd. bet on it like this is our dear life and there are also coming up in the program a big jump in the coronavirus death toll in italy is the lockdown begins on more than 60000000 people in the country's north. and amid fears over the economic fallout oil prices plunge around 30 percent. the 1st hearing begins for 4 suspects in a down the lazy airlines flight 17 more than 5 years after the plane was downed in ukraine. i'm. all right let's begin with that breaking news coming out of sudan's capital where an explosion has rocked a convoy carrying the prime minister abdullah one dog was traveling through khartoum around an hour ago when there was a roadside blast the vehicle he was in was damaged as well as several others a short time ago the prime minister's office said it was an assassination attempt and let's go straight away to have a morgan he joins us by phone from khartoum what more do we know at this point. well i've been woman make what we do know is that what we have from the