thank you, jason beattie and claire cohen. goodbye.confirmed today. currently racing is still cancelled until atleast wednesday prompting concern overjump racing's biggest event — the cheltenham festival which is just 32 days away. our sports news correspondent richard conway gave me an update earlier. three additional cases of equine flu has been confirmed. it brings a total of six at donald mccain's sta ble total of six at donald mccain's stable in cheshire. there is one suspected case at a separate yard. in total, it means 174 training out across the country are now in lock down and the reason for this is because the bha want to try and contain this equine flu as much as possible. there will be no racing until wednesday at the earliest. we will get an update on monday from the bha about that, about whether racing can go ahead. sheffield united just missed out on giong top of the championship after an extraordinary game at aston villa tonight. united were winning 3 nil with less than ten minutes to go after a billy sharp hat trick bu

clair/sf public defender's office: "we all see our clients as human beings, which they don't get on a regular basis and he instilled all that in us.">an outpouring of support from california leaders came out as word spread of his death..st clair says adachi set the bar for public defenders across the country.. ( robin ) that was gayle ong reporting. we're working to get the latest on adachi's autopsy. ( robin ) in the east bay... police are looking for a man who they say tried to kidnap a teenaged girl. her parents told san ramon police the man tried to lure their daughter into his car and then attempted to grab her. the girl said it happened friday along fallen leaf circle.. she said the man tried to convince her that her dad wanted him to give her a ride. when she refused... he opened the side door and lunged at her. she was able to runaway and hide in some bushes before callin

the show, claire. >> thank you. so she asked if she could be out here, because she is such a fan of yours. >> we arhere to show how normal midwestern girls are. >> seth: yes. >> ellie: yes! [ laughter and applause ] >> right? >> ellie: yes! [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: i -- you served two terms. you had a hard-fought election. you ultimately did not win re-election. and yet, i was even sang to you backstage, you have a lot more light to yourself than mos sittnators do when they come on this show. you seem optimistic. are people sprised by that? like, when people come up to you and talk about your election loss, what is their engy? >> well, usually it's like i've died. [ laughter ] you know, or a little bit like maybe i, you know, when i got y divorced mars ago. people don't know exactly what to say. i find myself consing them. >> seth: uh-huh. >> it's going to be okay. life goes on. w an election. you know, it's a rough time in our country. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> we all know that. but i am strangely optimistic th

despite all this amy—claire tries to live a normal life.and daddy, and i love our dogs. i love my friends and family, and i love bright clothes, films and books and music. i love unicorns, coffee and of course i love my new boyfriend, blue. i'vejust been going round fattening everybody. i have hopes and dreams for an incredible future. all the normal stuff, a house, job, family and above all else, happiness and love. joining us now is mei williams, the director of that documentary who has followed and filmed amy—claire's story for nearly 10 years. iimagine i imagine that is a longer duration than you are expecting. yes, i eventually met her in a children's hospice, and we didn't expect her to be with us too much longer, and here we are ten years later. what was it about her that caught your eye? when amy is in the room, there is no getting away from her. she just fills the place. she is bonkers. so obviously we were attracted to her, but she has also got this kind of mature philosophy, because she deals with the serious issues of life every

claire, we wanted to get your take despite the evolving situation with fairfax.are more focused on governor northam's controversy in contrast to how they reacted to brett kavanaugh's accuser months ago. >> here's cory booker, by the time, in october. >> i believe her. i believe dr. ford. i still believe her. >> but confronted with allegations against lieutenant-governor fairfax yesterday, booker told the reporter, i think we should be focusing on what's right now happening with the governor. i know you guys are trying to focus on a lot of things right now. right now, my focus is on again calling for the governor to step down, and here's what elizabeth warren said during the kavanaugh allegations then and then yesterday regarding lieutenant-governor fairfax. >> what do you think of the allegations against the lieutenant-governor justin fairfax. >> allegations have to be taken seriously, but it doesn't change the fact that governor northam needs to step down. >> i'm here with people of conscience who believe that when a woman comes forward that she has a right to b

clair/sf public defender's office: "we all see our clients as human beings, which they don't get on abasis and he instilled all that in us.">an outpouring of support from california leaders came out as word spread of his death..st clair says adachi set the bar for public defenders across the country.. ( james ) for your money this morning ... an annual salary of 200-thousand dollars ... is barely enough to be considered middle class here in the bay area. a new study by the personal finance website go bank rates ... finds five of the top ten cities with highest middle income growth are in the bay area. san francisco tops the list with oakland and fremont close behind. economics experts says the high cost of living and housing is partly to blame.

. >> so like in the first example with claire and fred and bob, claire couldn't take this $6,600 and fred say no, i want to stay. >> director beck: in that case it would be going back to the analogy of the relocation from ybi to treasure island under an interim move. if some people -- if the household or two household members said they didn't want to make that transition, those that chose to make that transition would get the interim replacement unit on treasure island and those that chose not to move down to fres treasure id would move on and that would be the termination of their benefit. the benefits under the transitional housing rules and regulations at large are provided to households that were resident on the island in 2011 and continue to remain on the island until they are offered the opportunity to move to a new unit. and at that offer of replacement unit, they ar eligible to take t choice of payment or the early in lieu payment. this in lieu payment is really intended to being acknowledge t that could be an extremely long prepared of time and provide an opportunity for hou

clair/sf public defender's office: "we all see our clients as human beings, which they don't get on ar basis and he instilled all that in us.">an outpouring of support from california leaders came out as word spread of his death..st clair says adachi set the bar for public defenders across the country.. (justine)(justine) a community is searching for answers as police investigate the shooting death of two teenagers kristi gross is in stockton where two familes will never be the same.