this was a pretty famous one that circulated. and they brought in a pool table and just staged the whole scene. and then took the pool table back out. it was very frustrating because the men knew what was going on behind the scenes. they had to bow to their captors every time that they came in. they had to be so careful. if a guard would catch them communicating, it meant torture. so they, they were in such horrible, awful conditions, sick all the time, trying to survive on pumpkin soup, and then the north vietnamese wanted to make it look like they were being treated really well. back at home in spokane, my grandparents got busy. they wanted their son back and they did not want their son to be forgotten. my grandmother became the president of the eastern washington chapter of the families for pow's and mia's. she took a month-long tour to visit embassies in europe mainly to bring awareness, to make sure that the right people knew what was really going on and that those photos were just propaganda and that they would know that th

information is coming through right now on the german wires being reported that the german mass circulation newspaper billed has has said is reporting that the social democrats are to get the foreign finance and labor ministries that merkel city used to get the economy defense ministries and and apparently the americans but very an ally the c s u is to get the interior ministry now this is all attributed of course to the circulation. bild newspaper here in germany and can i say that is specially the finance ministry if that does indeed go. from the social democrats this is a significant ministry where he can get back into the position that he's very comfortable with because the finance ministry in germany is the one that deals with european affairs as we mustn't forget terry that is most comfortable on the european stage he came from brussels as the e.u. head of parliament and he went from hero to zero within the space of one year so this if the s.p.d. does indeed get the finance ministry then this is really big news for the s.p.d. you mention martin scholtz the head of the s.p.d. the socia

because of the circulation and the time it takes to get up there. and we will not be able to serve directly woest portal station because of the construction. so the -- west postal station because of the construction, so there will be a small circulation of riders circulating forest hill. >> so the one thing -- i know you're the master at this, and -- but all the planning, are we confident that it is quicker to go from woepest por to castro street station as opposed to the b.a.r.t. station? i'm just thinking you've got somebody who's let's say is in west portal or st. francis circle. they want to get downtown quickly, and my concern with the disruption service that i've experienced personally is once you get to castro or wherever you're picking up the train, you're fine, but driving a bus around those hills and those streets, it's just very -- it takes a long time, and i personally have several times just gotten on the 52 or the 44 and gone to b.a.r.t. and found that to be quicker. so maybe i'm just wondering if there are some obstacles, other than t

day or so if you're off to rain it was the place to find it is down here this circulation of cloud around italy and then moving slowly east of the adriatic is going to bring a lot of rain some snow admittedly but the water is fairly warm so it's going to be rain release the adriatic coast and snow up on the hills north of slovenia into western parts of austria or probably done southern germany on the high ground now to the west of that nothing much in the sky in fact if you look over most of europe you see nothing represented here on this forecast model apart from those temperatures and watch them because it's this cold air that's going to march slowly westward of the next two or three days and next week will be a big feature but for the time being we just look size for precipitation usually the wet variety roams eleven degrees and soaking wet in vienna as to just on the edge of it all as you can see now that sort of circulation will have an effect to the south has done already so for our area it's been some right not a lot reported so far so if you tunisia but the the wind will be tellin

and with more than 300 million firearms in circulation in this country, how do you change a gun culturebool, bbc news, in florida. a mini—earthquake has shaken wales and parts of west england. you can see the large red lines here from the british geological survey — they show the tremor which was a magnitude of 4.4. the epicentre was around 12 miles outside swansea. tremors of this scale are only felt in the uk every two to three years. earlier, i spoke to donna johnson, who felt the earthquake at home in caerphilly, south wales, i actually thought my house was falling down. the blinds were moving, the table was rocking. iran outside, thinking the house was falling. only to find my neighbour out there asking if i felt the house moving. we realised it must have been an earthquake. how long did it last? about ten seconds, i think. it feels a lot longer when it's happening? definitely. was itjust you at home? just me and the cat. i'm horrified that i ran out. i thought i'd left her in there! she ran, too? she ran outside which is rare because she is elderly. i was quite shocked that she wa

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those circulated a little bit in the 1870's. in 1880, the dream appeared in a unsignedmagazine in an article, it appears there, it is more fleshed out. the people who are talking to lincoln are mary and the children in that version. and that it circulates through the newspapers again. then, lamon first publishes it under his name in 1887. i think someone thought this was a great story, someone else saw it, "i am going to embellish it a little bit," publishes it again, it circulates again, and it, and think, read said "that is a great story. i want to be in the middle of it." on the about his ship water dream. there are four witnesses who are in the room who left accounts of that dream. the programs of the ships dream rovenance ofprobablyp the ships dream, every person in that room put themselves at the center of the conversation. 's son has himself asking what is the nature of the dream, so lamon once himself to be the center, because of lincoln is having prophetic dreams of his death, and you are the guy having the conversation

you can see this guy has a bit of circulation and cooler temperatures heading to the bay tomorrow. current numbers, now with the winds up there temperatures are being held up as well. livemore 59 and 43 degrees in santa rosa. but look at fairfield gusting apt 35 miles per hour. once again, the wind kind of the bigger headline for today. its were been the notable change across the bay area all day long and still a bit of a breeze and the advisory expires at midnight. it's been breezy because this guy was settling in and this will be the eventual track as we head towards sunday. still a bit of a breeze, winds at 20 miles per hour. look at what happens, tomorrow morning cloud cover up in the north bay expanding coverage in the afternoon hours. showers trying to expand through the bay area. maybe a few scattered showers approaching the coast and the south bay the best chance will pee tomorrow evening. so this is sunday evening and as we take this into monday starting out with cloud cover chances of a few sprinkles. the record heat we had all last week it's kind of shifting to a cooler

there is one that was circulated for signatures, i believe the department of elections has concluded it qualified for the ballot and would be on the ballot. that has a provision in it that says it conflicts with any other measure on the same ballot -- that will affect the same subject matter. doesn't specifically speak to child chair or specifically speak to gross receipts or commercial rents taxes. my office's policy is not to advise on interpretations of measures that are circulating for the ballot. i understand the disagreement between the supervisor. if the bottom line though in terms of the ultimate impact is that if that measure, the measure that has been placed on the ballot through signatures and the measure that is item 1 today, the gross receipts tax dedicated housing, if both of those are placed on the ballot and both pass, the one with the highest number of votes will win, and the other will not go into effect so if the childcare ballot gets forevotmore votes ts into effect and if the other gets more votes that goes into effect and we don't have to get into the language o

was not circulated to the pront authorities so they could take action. right now you have a situation. just step back for a second. a lot of democrats are calling for gun control for, you know, whole classes of firearms to be banned. whether you have a scenario where dozens of police reports, calls to their home, you have the aunt making this call to the fbi. at the federal, state, and local level, there was a bit of a breakdown in the process and we want to figure out what went wrong. brian: there is no question. push back make kids wait until 21 to get an a.r.-15. i wouldn't see a problem with that police reports going on someone's background check. when you have a cop comes 36 times. ainsley: 39. brian: 39 times u no arrest record. if i could see that i think it would help the gun owner and help people survive should that guy be a psychopath. >> no. i think all the ideas that you talked about are really good ones. all of them are ideas we should look at. again, a dangerous person who poses a threat to his community, threat that his family is identifyi

in the us, there are as many guns in circulation as people. the nra is the most powerful lobbying organisation in the united states and they have successfully resisted every move to tighten gun controls. and for their supporters, it is a fundamental freedom. when someone infringes a right for persons in this country to keep and bear arms, then it's an infringement on rights and civil liberties. that is a big problem. we will spend our times at funerals... but after yet another school shooting, anger among the younger generation is rising. in fact, students across the country are planning a mass walkout of schools in april, the anniversary of the columbine high school massacre. they are demanding adults listen to them and tighten gun control. laura westbrook, bbc news. in the last hour, president trump issued a tweet on the fbi and its investigation into the school shooting. he's suggested that the fbi missed the signals that the florida gunman, nikolas cruz, was planning a massacre at his school because he said the agency is spending too much

again i would like to emphasize we're not talking about russian military personnel here why do some circulate such rumors why do international terrorists do that it is obvious but why yes the us media and. to do the same now it's also clear i would like to say that such attacks didn't happen from the u.s. side the u.s. has been accusing the rusher of meddling in internal affairs including presidential action for months now including through social media maybe by the way maybe the us administration should inform the us media and international media how many troops the had i mean iraq if you look at that. point of. view i think it's part of a private military company sent through other channels many people will be shocked by these numbers a look at yourself first before you start spreading misinformation about the russian federation and the other point i would like to mention and stress is not the presidential office and the defense ministry but provided necessary clarifications by. saying that no russian military personnel were in the vicinity of the airstrike next a very important point. that

annually and there's still two trillion dollars of black money circulating annually so i'm not sure what advances are really being made. but i do think there are there are systems if money was lord out of nigeria if the british government confiscates it in britain there are systems to ensure that money is paid over at the request of the nigerian or thought his it's not it's not just a smash and grab operation by the british government well let's hope for that and let's hope that the plan is to russia as well anyway mr travers we have to leave it there i really appreciate your being on the show and to our viewers please. keep the conversation going on out social media beaches as for me i hope to see you again same place same time here and i will depart. long. term. national governments in various locations still don't even understand what crypto currency is how mining works what bitcoin does and that confusion in that learning curve that they haven't bothered to climb leads to a lot of missed policy choices messed up policy choices and it's because of a massive confusion out there so

another highly concerning incident circulating in the press here in the u.k. it's been reported that a former terrorist suspect and a criminal with seventeen aliases was able to get a job at heathrow airport which is in fact one of the busiest airports in the country without as what's being described as proper security and background checks and being able to allegedly get as close to things like luggage area as well as airplanes it's being reported that this thirty one year old man had a criminal record lasting over a decade including for things like threats to kill robbery money laundering and assault now he has been reported to have spent five years behind bars previously and it's said that he was interviewed by anti terror fish oils as much as five times in the last two years now those charges against him were dropped however he must have been on some kind of watch list following all of those developments however this is exactly what is raising questions as to how this story was even able to unravel now curiously this man worked as a kitchen porter in the b

and with more than 300 million firearms in circulation in this country, how do you change a gun culturehanded down four death sentences to a man who kidnapped, raped and murdered a six—year—old girl, zainab ansari, last month. the girl's family has called for imran ali to be publicly hanged. our correspondent secunder kermani has been following the case. these are the last images of zainab ansari alive, being led away by the man who would rape and kill her. her body was found on a rubbish dump five days later. her attacker was 24—year—old imran ali, an acquaintance of her family. he was identified on the basis of dna evidence. after a trial lasting just four days, today he was sentenced to death. he has been convicted on four different counts and has been sentenced to death. the discovery of zainab‘s body led to angry protests in her hometown. at the trial, her killer admitted to having assaulted or murdered eight other young girls here over the past two years. many believed he could have been stopped sooner. her family welcomed today's verdict. translation: we are satisfied with this v

like the letter from the birmingham jail and memoirs written in prison or after prison that are circulated about that experience and then i'm also interested in the way that activists talk about that experience and ways of intervening in two ways have published. public consciousness. it's a massive bestseller, it's on every college campus, it goes out of print and is reprinted dozens of times and it's sort of the gold standard in terms of memoir but after his assassination in 1965, dozens of activists then use the template to write about their experiences and to think about the relationship between being black and being imprisoned and so i'm interested in those because they tolpics becauseof black conscioe criminalization of poverty and they tell us about black networks and how black americans viewed the political system and how they operated in the political structures of. it's also kind of interesting things about how people have survived under a surveillance police state for so long. i'm interested how they talk about their relationships in the movement and how they talk about resisting

there are reports circulating the bullet holes could be seen in the vehicles front window there's several air bags with the pods getting really close you can't really see it at the moment pull back too far you can see is pretty heavily fortified entrance not too familiar with that place myself maybe that may be the only entrance but i doubt it but there are a few witnesses this saying blood stain material could be seen on the ground despite prominent highway signs spearing in mind drivers do occasionally take the wrong exit off the nearby road there and end up awkwardly in the tightly secured gates their most motors of course carefully follow orders of every armed federal officers and turn around without getting into trouble we don't know. but definitely some cause for concern a lot of local disruption there as well today so we thought we'd bring those pictures roll with thanks to. all those pictures this is art international will follow that up and all the rest of the use when i'm back in just about four minutes from now. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the lawn. t

in the us, there are as many guns in circulation as people. is the most powerful lobbying organisation in the united states and they have successfully resisted every move to tighten gun controls. and for their supporters, it is a fundamental freedom. when someone infringes a right for persons to keep and bear arms, then it's an infringement on rights and civil liberties. that is a big problem. we will spend our time is at funerals... but after yet another school shooting, anger among the younger generation is rising. in fact, students across the country are planning a mass walkout of schools in april, the anniversary of the columbine school massacre. they are demanding adults listen to them and tighten gun control. laura westbrook, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the israeli air force has carried out raids in the gaza strip following an explosion near the border in which four soldiers were hurt. an israeli military spokesman said six hamas military targets were hit, including a tunnel. it's not known i

. >> it allows blood to circulate in a heart that is too week or failing to circulate blood to an opinion's body. dr.le exdra says it's used when medication stopped working and when the pump is in inside of the body it's powered by a direct connection to electricity or a power pack outside of the body. it can't get wet and carlos x can't shower but he can take his daughter to play in the park. after losing weight and giving up smoking carlos is on the waiting list for the transplant but bags are also helping patients that are not transplant patient. >> we have patients five or seven years out on the list and have this device and doing well. >> carlos is looking forward to continued time with his daughter. >> seeing her graduate college and help her raise her kids and see my grandchildren from her. >> after he gets his transplant carlos says he is looking forward to taking a long hot bath and his daughter is looking forward to being able to go swimming with him in the ocean. got to appreciate the little things. >> nice story thank you. >>> folks came to la salle university to do hands only c

he got to the ground we read that he parachuted out of the plane there's been images of his body circulating on social media how do you see this changing the conflicts well of course there will not be a huge change in the conflict because russia was already supporting the syrian government in their fight against islamist rebels in the provinces if you look but it could result in more tensions between russia and turkey because turkey has been supporting the rebels in egypt in the past and they're supposed to be a sort of agreement on these areas but the problem what this is causing because it's not very clear where the lines are in the agreements between turkey russia and also iran over which area of belongs to who. so it's going to create more complication complications in the relations between the different regional counties and russia indeed as you say there are a lot of different parties involved in the war in syria what is russia trying to achieve in italy province specifically. well i mean in russia they're made a deal with turkey before so they allow turkey to attack the kurds are free

you're in the northern half of the british isles or the south, because further north, you're in the circulationwind, and it's got a bit of northerly in it, which makes it feel that much cooler. come a little bit further south, and a little ridge of high pressure is trying to calm things down. still breezy. there's a lot of isobars on that chart. the wind an ever—present right across the british isles. but i think the bulk of the activity is found across the north, so if you're spending the day across southern parts, and here, i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. 5, 6, 7 in the north, 10, 11, possibly 12 in the south. taking you out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a great deal changes, save perhaps a greater influence from this little ridge of high pressure

are in the northern half of the british isles or the south, because further north, you are in the circulation bit of northerly in it, which makes it feel that much cooler. come a little bit further south, and a little ridge of high pressure is trying to calm things down. still breezy. there's a lot of isobars on that chart. the wind an ever—present right across the british isles. but i think the bulk of the activity found across the north, so if you are spending the day across southern parts, and here i'm showing you the real detail — it's almost like, if you need reading glasses, we've just put them on to see exactly where those showers are, and you can see them peppering through western scotland and northern ireland. the bigger picture, yes, we know there are words on that page, but we take those glasses off and we get the overall sense of what's going on. here are those temperatures. five, six, seven in the north, ten, 11, possibly 12 in the south. taking you out of thursday, pushing on towards friday, not a great deal changes, save perhaps a greater influence from this little ridge of hig

cherry picking the facts as they choose to present them and now i understand there's another version circulating this the democratic version i frankly find that whole process to be regrown also not something i'm proud of as an american i'd prefer to see both parties sit down disks and discuss these things not in the public eye without declassifying or releasing classified information i think all of that is not something i as an american citizen that i would endorse or or say is a good thing especially as trump's election things haven't been like they used to be for like from what i understand about the american system the nation's foreign policy is largely decided in the white house and the state department and then there's a congress in the senate and they're more preoccupied was internal matters this time congress is so active in pushing his foreign policy vision on the president why. well i think that's true generally sophia and of course we also have the national security council and unlike russia and some other countries china and others that have a more continuity in foreign policy work an

are a lot of the man that did a short of their circulation they just have to queue shit and that's it for the government and prime ministers of miscount the case seems ever lost its urgency and in motor investigations into political scandals can have consequences johnson ferris was fired from his job in an anti-corruption taskforce didn't want me to guide my team to dig more deeply definiteness of. money dealers on his way to platters the private bank its secret dealings and links to figures in the maltese government were part of one of the last big stories investigated dafna covered. the murder journalist well it's a banquet one hundred clients a hundred of our colleagues many of them that we know of from politically exposed persons in azerbaijan and. even more now why would the royal family over there by join me the bank account and more probably because they are talking about illicit money being laundered. people more aware shocked by the murder and to paul that the string of scandals three months later a small group of women activists tried to engage the public in their fight for

and it's just there's got to be a reason why this name is chief among others circulating tonight. >> that's right. you're exactly right that he's not exactly who we think of when you talk about draining the swamp. but he does possess a lot of other attributes that the president likes. he is someone sort of testosterone driven and brash and confident. he is someone who is wealthy which is something the president respects. he's close to the president's son and daughter. he also was one of the public faces of tax reform, which is one of it administration's few signature achievements of the first year. so if you want to find a reason why gary might be good in this job, there are lot of points right now. >> this next term as white house chief of staff may be all wrapped up in the mueller matter. so only the few, the proud, the brave need apply or answer the phone. which brings us to former white house counsel bob bower. bob, if you received the kind of warnings in the process of the usual fbi vetting, the so-called full field investigation that results in a hard pass holder getting the fu

state rep chris dusch circulated a memo saying the justices blatantly violated the constitution by giving judges power that he says belongs to the legislature. the letter comes one day after the supreme court refused to block the state high court order to redraw gerrymandered congressional districts. the ruling could tip the balance of power in the u.s. house. currently holding 12 of the state's 18 u.s. house districts. >>> prime minister shinzo abe -- the vice president vowed to stand with japan in the face of north korea's provocations. ivan watson live in pyeongchang where members of the north delegations are arriving for the olympics, and interesting news on who will be coming to pyeongchang. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. the news is that not only will the ceremonial head of state be coming from north korea, kim jong-nam, leading the delegation, but we understand that the sister of the north korean leader kim jong-un, that she, too, will be attending part of the olympics. that's a very high-level official. the blue house, that's the office and residence of the

in return he would limit the circulation of a rival newspaper.s morning we were looking at the political scene to see how this was playing out. his members of his coalition, they are supporting him so far. obviously the opposition is saying that he needs to resign. but it's interesting -- in a speech early this morning, one of the members of his coalition, the minister of education said that the prime minister was not living up to the standard expected of israel's leaders. so we may be seeing a crack there in his coalition. allison? >> and netanyahu is israel's second longest serving prime minister. we'll keep a watch on this. cnn's ian lee. thank you very much. >>> all right. when you are picking out your valentine's day bouquet, one company says they've got a bouquet that lasts -- get this -- an entire year. >> i'm in. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, our

well, it's all about the circulation of the winds high above the arctic, moving in a way that means warmn greenland have been slightly above zero. now, this pattern in the weather also affects the jet stream. normally it flows from west to east bringing us mild weather. but now it's reversed, which is like opening a door of a freezer, allowing extreme cold from siberia to flow our way. knocking. hi, david! in lincolnshire, meals on wheels went smoothly today, but the elderly are warned to get ready. it doesn't bother me unduly. provided you are prepared for it, you've got stuff in the fridge and everything of that nature. you've got your boots ready. in essex, gritters are being deployed. if the forecasts are right, they will be even busier at the end of the week. today has been a taste of what's on the cards. the real challenges come overnight and in the days ahead. david shukman, bbc news. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello there, this is sport today live from the bbc sports center. coming up on this programme. forward neighbor has broken his foot and sprained an an

but since their arrest rumours have circulated around what those journalists were investigating.

well, it's all about the circulation of the winds high above the arctic — moving in a way that meansr is descending towards the north pole — and that's why temperatures in greenland have been slightly above zero. now, this pattern in the weather also affects the jet stream. normally it flows from west to east bringing us mild weather. but now it's reversed, which is like opening a door of a freezer, allowing extreme cold from siberia to flow our way. knocking. hi, david! in lincolnshire, meals on wheels went smoothly today, but the elderly are warned to get ready. it doesn't bother me unduly. provided you are prepared for it, you've got stuff in the fridge and everything of that nature. you've got your boots ready. in essex, gritters are being deployed. if the forecasts are right, they will be even busier at the end of the week. today has been a taste of what's on the cards. the real challenges come overnight and in the days ahead. david shukman, bbc news. let's speak to our weather presenter louise lear. louise, an awful lot of talk on the conditions. it certainly felt pretty cold t

it was a circulation within the circulation. boy, did that -- what happened is the southerly wind converged with northerly winds from redding. and you get the lift. that's what triggered the cold unstable air and a little bit of afternoon heating. did that fire up the afternoon thunderstorms? it sure did. that gave us the reports of the hail and the rain. i focused on the areas with the most rain. generally in the east bay to the south bay. mount diablo almost an inch of rain with the snow. along marsh creek road as well. clayton had .68. that makes sense. milpitas, .60. danville, .56. allen rock, .54. there were others. around mills college there was good rain that came in. half an inch there. soquel, .48. fremont, .43. santa clara had .41. palo alto a third and brentwood had a third of an inch. the system is sliding fast towards southern california. they're already dealing with snow in san bernardino county. in the grapevine there might be issues. possibility of thunderstorm activity. anything down there usually causes problem

we are proposing a lower tier fee, which is a circulation review fee, that would be for those transportationpler projects. so instead of somebody coming in with a simple project, paying the $25,000 that the more complex projects pay, they would have a fee that's between a third and a half of that cost. we are also doing that in conjunction with mta. they are changing their transportation fees and transportation code around those fees, specifically around this transportation review and the circulation analysis in partnership. the two departments had worked together to develop this proposal. and with that, if there are any questions, i'd be happy to take them. >> commissioners, any questions about the budget? no, i don't think we have any questions -- oh, commissioner johnck? >> commissioner johnck: i was interested to know on the preservation specific legislation coordination, what are some of laws? i know we've had some presentations on some of the legislation. in fact i think there was an ordinance relating to cultural heritage thumbing through the city. you have some specifics on types of

why was the white house saying that porter -- after these photos have circulated? sen. sanders: the comments were made by members of the white house and were based on our personal experience. we can only speak to the interaction we personally had. why are high-level aides allowed to work with classified information without permanent security? sen. sanders: the fbi and other communities, they make that determination. that's not something that's decided by the white house. >> can you guarantee you are protecting last -- protecting classified information? sec. sanders: i think we are doing and taking every step we can to protect classified information. concern with such classified information, there's plenty leaked out of the hills, leaked out of other communities well beyond the white house walls. this room. you are the guys the public classified information. that doesn't come from this white house. we take every caution for far -- possible to protect national security. they are protecting the citizens of this country, it's why we spend every single day doing anything we

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they are circulating a petition to bring the old style back and stock is down 7%. >> here's a man whoikes the stay on the good side. >> i think i follow kylie jenner. >> she's not missing mine. >>> we have a lot of weather coming our way. our mobile doppler radar which we had positioned in the south bay. and did catch some of the more intense cells as they passed on by. the first one is through the peninsula. we have some showers moving to the south. the other top concern is the slickest roads, on highway 101 from morgan hill to gilroy. off toward the south. drying out morgan hill but probably about another half-hour left of some rainfall in gig roy. i think we're getting on the dry side. by 10:00, we'll see all of this activity moving out. with maybe just a spotty snow shower left throughout mt. hamilton. it will set us one a cold morning. we're going to an average of 31 in the tri-valley with many patchy fog. 38 in the peninsula and clear, 37 degrees for the south bay. also an average of 36 in the east bay. san francisco, chilly 39 degrees. for the north bay, we are at 30. throughou

. >> reporter: she said the pictures circulated among the staff. left hhus in 2014 after complaining about sexual harassment and reaching a settlement with the group. >> women have been quitting for years hhus because of these issues. >> reporter: alex left her position as a fund-raiser because of how the non-profit responded to her problems with a donor. >> went to hug me and i triedaw. so at that point, i did break away and left. he grabbed at my breasts. >> reporter: she says she handled advances from donors before but claims the response from an executive this time was shocking. >> take one for the team. >> reporter: do you think he was kidding or serious? >> i think half kidding. >> reporter: but there was a message there? >> absolutely, yes. do anything for the cause. >> reporter: that executive, vice president paul shapiro, denies the account, but politico reported in january that six women complained about inappropriate behavior by him in recent years. including claims he asked them to have sex and told lewd jokes in the office. shapiro, th

in a reasonable amount of time over the next few weeks, publicly with the amendments that i have circulated that i will make a part of the file, but i just want to say for the record, i'm absolutely committed to making sure that this board passes something that makes sense and we all know what is in it and we talk to the regulated community and members of the public. >> supervisor cohen: so at this time we're going to close this item. we've heard the hearing. and we will come back in two weeks. i think the date is -- what's the date in two weeks? february 15th we'll rehear the item again. this is public information for those following the item. i'd like to continue this item. may i have a motion? continue it to february 15th. is there a motion? >> yes. i make a motion to continue this item. >> supervisor cohen: appreciate that. we'll do that without objection. thank you. madam clerk, call item number 7. >> item 7 resolution for park department to accept up to 500,000 grant from the trust for public land for project management design services and committee engagement for the sergeant john ma