>> co-chair blacksten: yes. >> orkid would like to speak. >> co-chair senhaux: why weren't you including deaf people in the groups? i'm thinking about the impact on the deaf community. it's a concern really, about -- and based on my own personal experience of having been hit by vehicles, i'm wondering how you chose the individuals that you focused on and the groups you were discussing these plans with? and just seeing what the results of these focus groups are. i'm wondering if you're going to include lights as warnings, or is that a separate part of the process? that's some of my questions. >> thank you, those are good questions. i took over the project last may. so i'm not sure how people were selected prior to that. i think we've worked quite a bit with the mayor's office on disability and i think it's a good idea to include people who are deaf. we can definitely do that moving forward. as far as lights, the accessible pedestrian signals do have vibration as well sound. and a light that shows that you have pushed the button. those will be installed in all of the intersections. did i c

. >> our exclusive co-car couples confidential. with an unexpected rivalry revealed. >> this is entertainment tonight. new shockwaves from the view tell all. now elizabeth hasselbeck is in the crosshairs. >> it's never ending. is this bombshell making all the former co-hosts hit back on each other again? after nearly six years, the former host returned to talk about her book point of view but did rosie o'donnell just reignite their feud. >> what she said was reckless and true. >> according to the tell all, she claims their blow ups were intensified by her crush on hasselbeck and said there were lesbian undertones on both parts. she said there are no many girls with such athletic talent in my life that aren't gay. >> just because you're athletic doesn't have anything to do with your sexual preference. i was disturbed by what she said. i pray she can have the peace she deserves. >> she shot back on social media. >> she just accused me of sexually harassing her by having a crush that was mutual. >> the feeling was not mutual and i did

coalition but already making a big impact on a number of issues including trade because she serves as co-chair of the coalition's trade task force. i don't need to tell you that trade policy has always been a difficult subject, not just in the congress, but within the democratic caucus. and so we're delighted to have lizzie here to talk about what she sees happening on that, in this context, on that task force. and then finally, bill foster, needs no real introduction, but he helped me organize the future of work task force in the last congress and continues to co-chair in this congress. bill is a scientist and businessman professionally, and we're fortunate to have his intellect applied to this, one of the bigger problems we face in the coming decades. i'm excited to hear from each of these co-chair, for roughly three minutes, update on what it is they're thinking about and doing. and then we'll have an

be behind a co—ordinated and targeted attack like thi57m be behind a co—ordinated and targeted attackis no guessing whether it is an international organisation or a religious organisation. that it is still quite early to say and they are investigating the matter. so i just spoke to a government minister who came to the scene and they were never expecting it. they had no intelligence reports of this sort of attack. the president has initiated attack. the president has initiated a special enquiry and he asks for people to remain calm. we have seen thousands of police officers and security officers around the country now guarding main places because they are in fear of more attacks. you will be talking to a throughout the morning and gathering more information about this horrendous, horrendous and co—ordinated targeted attack. as he wasjust horrendous and co—ordinated targeted attack. as he was just saying, horrendous and co—ordinated targeted attack. as he wasjust saying, it now looks, there are reports of 160 people killed and 300 injured. the official death toll at the moment is 52 an

as they shared their experience of working alongside pepsi co. all right pepsi co claims that the four farmers a gruet potato variety for which the company has exclusive rights and it wants damages of around six hundred thousand dollars company says it is willing to drop the claim if certain conditions are met pepsi co as suggested the farmers have become part of a collaborative potato farming program this would mean that they buy seeds and then sell the potatoes back at a pre-agreed price but the farmers say pepsi co is violating their freedoms and fabricating laws. here i don't know why pepsi co claims that it's in the right according to indian law nowhere in india or in the world for that matter do you find a law that prohibits farmers from growing potatoes where did pepsico get this law from saeco has violated our basic freedoms with this lawsuit they see that we have broken their patent rights how can they dictate what we can or cannot grow and let every year we buy seeds from within the farming community we never buy them from any specific

i want to thank my supervisors for co-sponsoring and hope you will join as co-sponsors to support this resolution for resolution that is a powerful expression of our san francisco values. today i'm introducing a legislation to update and strengthen our plastic bag ordinance. in 2017, my former boss introduced the first single-use plastic bag ban country and later to make san francisco the first california city to introduce the check-out bag charge. we've been leaders when it comes to plastic and zero waste and yet we're still drowning in single-use plastics. last year at the global climate action summit, san francisco committed to cut waste and send to the landfill by 50% by 2030. yet, here and across the country, waste generation is on the rise. san francisco generates $3 million tons of waste a year and despite our efforts today, this amount continues to grow. we're recycling and composting the majority of the waste but cannot achieve our zero waste goals if our consumption continues to grow. the statistics are shocking. americans use approximately 100 billion plastic bags per year.

as they shared their experience of working alongside pepsi co. well pepsi co claims the four farmers grew a variety of potato which the company has exclusive rights over for their biggest selling chris brown lays the potatoes were grown without the company's knowledge or permission and was reportedly seeking damages around six hundred thousand dollars the company however no says it's willing to drop the claim but there are conditions to the offer the u.s. corporation has suggested that the farmers become part of a collaborative potato farming program that means they buy seeds and then sell the potatoes back at a pre agree price not if they don't agree the farmers would have to grow other potato varieties but the farmers say pepsi co is violating their freedoms on fabricating laws here i don't know why pepsi co claims that it's in the right according to indian law nowhere in india or in the world for that matter do you find a law that prohibits farmers from growing potatoes where did pepsico get this law from the go has violated our basic freedoms

as co-chair of the bipartisan women's caucus and co-chair of the democratic women's caucus, i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support this passage of legislation. thank you. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: reserve. the chair: the gentleman resevers. the gentleman from new york. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield myself such time as i may consume. is she here? i yield two minutes to the distinguished gentlelady from exas, ms. jackson lee. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman for yielding and i thank mr. collins. mr. collins and myself have been working on any number of issues dealing with criminal justice reform and certainly we have spent the last couple of years on the judiciary committee. he may not recall, but working with our chairman, which our chairman in the last session of congress, who acknowledged that the judiciary committee had many opportunities to work together and i totally agree. and one of those issues was, of course, the violence a

. moment, but also to be extremely organised and co-ordinated.is being tested in the field. it's the culmination of more than three decades of work and cost a billion dollars to develop. malaria kills 435,000 people every year, the majority of them children. a large—scale pilot has been launched in malawi. but it will also be rolled out in ghana and kenya in the coming weeks. victoria wahonda reports. the world could finally be getting closer to winning the fight against malaria. it's all thanks to a new vaccine, the first of its kind, which is undergoing a large—scale pilot in malawi. the rts,s vaccine works by training the immune system to attack the malaria parasite. with initial testing indicating it reduces cases by 40%. the world health organization, expect it to be a crucial step in combating the disease. children will receive the vaccine in four stages before they are two years old. the aim is to immunise 120,000 infants to reduce the number of deaths. currently, a child dies from malaria every two minutes. the pilot will roll out to ghan

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in the program the food and beverages giant pepsi co comes under fire for picking up the indian version over potatoes that company's best selling crisps. contender for the european commission. will block nord stream project designs of. europe as official we've got reaction from germany coming up. live from our international news center this is our t a warm welcome to the program i mean and o'neill first today more on saturday's deadly shooting in a synagogue near the californian city of san diego it appears the sole person who died in the attack a woman jumped in front of the rabbi to shield him from gunfire police have attended one thousand year old man in connection with the incident which took place during a service to mark the jewish holiday of passover the suspect reportedly posted an anti semitic message online before the attack president trump said that the shooting looks like a hate crime the city's authorities say the community should stay united. someone filled with hate. when i am. attacked the congregants at the bottom of our way an attack against our jewish brothers and sis

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the show she co-created. >> this hard to do.nd something -- i decided that it's time for me to leave the show. >> you okay? >> sarah choked back tears as she shared the emotional news revealing that she made the decision because she had multiple projects in the works. >> my life was slightly out of balance and i wasn't, you know, able to spend as much time with my three kids as i'd like, time for myself, i love working here and i love these women. >> gilbert co-created the talk in 2010. we were with her since the very beginning. >> i wanted the show to feel like it had a home-type feeling. >> she plans to finish out this season. but hasn't ruled out returning as a guest co-host in the future. in a statement to "e.t." today, executive vice president said she'll always be family and as you know, family can always come by for a talk. >> i want to say so many things to sarah. i've never worked with anyone for nine years before. i always get fired. >> i want to say personally, you're an amazing woman. you created something very, very

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co—operate to review —— refused to co—operate with the federal government.to the cities and they can be taken ca re of the cities and they can be taken care of there. he says the situation along the border has got so intense now, the pressure is so great, that things have to change and people have to be moved. but this would be a complicated plan. it would be a logistical nightmare because it would involve many thousands of people thousands of miles right across the us, perhaps to cities where they don't even want to go, where they don't even want to go, where they do not have connections. how realistic this is, i'm not sure, but it is certainly something the president has ceased upon, perhaps asa president has ceased upon, perhaps as a threat to try to silence his critics, because sanctuary cities tend to be dominated by democratic politicians who are of course opposed to the president's immigration policies. that was dan johnson in washington. two men have begun going up and down forfour daysin begun going up and down forfour days in an attempt to break a

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without him we would never have brought this to the board with unanimous co-sponsoring. he's worked hard on this and something affordable housing advocates have worked on for a decade and proud my staff member was able to help craft the legislation and bring it forward working with housing advocates. and so thank you so much to all my supervisors and co-sponsors and for allow meg to make the comments. >> supervisor: supervisor ronen. >> thank you, supervisor fewer. i couldn't make the rally today but i'm grateful to you and ian and the community for bringing this forward we've had for so long. i'm looking forward to a future where trusted community-based nonprofits are owning the small and medium sized buildings and this is crucial legislation and i'm proud to be a co-sponsor. thank you. >> supervisor: supervisor brown. >> i want to echo supervisor ronen's thanks. supervisor fewer and again i wasn't able to make the rally today either but i was so thrilled when you brought this forward. i was beyond excited because when i was a legislative aide in 2017 i remember talking

it is now dropping co-pays to $25 for a one-month supply from an average of $41.tives at cigna's pharmacy benefits unit express scripts says the move comes after negotiating from insul producers. >> it really wasn't until probably the last couple of years that we really started hearing about issues of people rationing their insulin because of high out of pocketosts and from our standpoint that kind of snuck up on people. >> but why now? insulin prices for patients with type 1 diabetes since 2012 and that's become a key focus on the drug price debate in washington. in the las two months congressional committees have launched probes specifically looking atul i prices. >> when it becomes a more discreet, concrete problemso it thing that people respond to versus the macro, drug pricers too high, but when you specify which one, then there are actions that either the government can take, the pharmaceutical manufacturers can take or all three. >> last month the nation's top insulin producer and eli lilly launched a blockbuster drug. consumers may benefit if other follow.

i'm proud that it has 10 co-sponsors. the committee community to purchase actin acting is an a py designed to stabilize diverse communities in san francisco by preserving affordable housing. the legislation accomplishes this goal by granting qualified affordable housing nonprofits a first right to purchase multifamily residential building in vacant lots for preserving permanent affordable housing by giving qualified men profit first right to purchase and stabilize rent controlled buildings as affordable housing. we have the opportunity to challenge the notion that homeownership is the only secure form of housing. once nonprofit purchases a building, the building will be removed from the market. according to the planning department's latest housing balance support, less than 18% of net new units benefit in san francisco in the past 10 years have been affordable. for every two new affordable units the city built it lost one rent controlled unit to evictioningsevictionings -- evir condo conversion. this is a win-win for land

vision zero is co-chaired by dph and sfmta. we have a task force that meets for accountability we also report to the board of supervisors and offices of the transportation authority committee and are organized by safe streets, safe people, safe vehicles and vision contribute to all those that are critical to contributing to safe streets and legislative agenda is what i'll be describing. core principles align with public health. a focus on saving lives. on prevention and on equity. we we know we will not realize vision zero with respect to our streets without equity and a focus on streets. speed is the leading predictor whether or not someone survives a crash and vision zero focuses on speeds and the tip of the spear is creating safe streets for engineering and education and enforcement and engagement through safe people and creating safe people in our city fleet and also with respect to emerging technologies and san francisco being front and center with respect to those issues nationally. this is our third action strategy. our

. >>> lori loughlin's co-star speaks out about the college scandal. >>> and george clooney >> i've beeninge-watching e.r. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> only one place to be in the entire universe last night and that's at the world premiere of "avengers" end game. it shut down the entire l.a. convention center. >> it was like, starsapalooza. marvel finally unveiled the movie that's expected to shatter box office records. >> ah, exciting. >> are you excited? >> yes, i'm so excited. i'm so excited. >> i can't believe today is here finally. >> excitement and nervousness and pride and gratitude. >> i don't know if you're able to get shots of like the magnitude of where we are, but there's nothing like it. >> it's crazy, truly astounding the size of it. >> a bittersweet quality to it, because this is the last time this gathering of this group of people is going to be here together. >> how much will you miss this family? because this is the "endgame." >> a lot, a lot. it's an emotional night and i'm trying to -- i'm trying to be here for it. >> what's up, kevin? >> what's going on?

food and beverages giant pepsi co comes under fire for picking a battle with indian farmers over potatoes that go into the company's best. present german contender for the european commission's top jobs says if you like. north stream two project designed to pump russian gas into europe it is official backing. and a russian i sold friday told r.t. about being tormented by rehabilitation hopes for the future after being freed on a roll. because i'd see. myself nor does it was probably a regional issue but as a really. my story was a peculiar not even. a simple relationships with my family. it's one o'clock here in moscow and you're watching r t international live from last year with me. into the program we start with breaking news a u.s. army veteran has been charged in california over an alleged plot according to officials he was planning to massacre christians and jews in revenge for the recent mass shootings in new zealand we can now cross to to all correspondence in new york kaleb what's known about the case so far. well following the arrest we have a press release from the u.s. departm

beverage giant pepsi co comes under fire for picking a bottle with indian farmers over potatoes that go into the company's best selling crisps. and a german contender for the european commission number one job. he will block north stream a project designed to pump russian gas into europe but his burdens official buy. from moscow to the world this is r t international referee your training in from today a warm welcome to the program first coming up more on saturday's deadly shooting in a synagogue near the californian city of san diego it now appears the sole person who died in the attack a woman jumped in front of the rabbi to shield him from gunfire police detained a nineteen year old man in connection with the incident which took place during a service to mark the jewish holiday a possible for the suspect reportedly posted an anti semitic message online before the attack president trump said that the shooting looks like a hate crime the city's authorities say the community should stay united. someone filled with hate. when am. attacked the. goods at the bottom our way an attack aga

potato plant in india was opened it was partnership then that the company was capable of ties pepsi co feels proud to partner with farmers all across india through various agree cultural initiatives as they shared their experience of working alongside pepsi co. so the crux of this row pepsico claims the four farmers grew a variety of potato crucially which the company's got exclusive rights to over their biggest chris brand called lays it says the potato grow without the company's knowledge or permission and it is now reportedly seeking more six hundred thousand dollars over a lawsuit between these four farmers the company says those cabot to this they say they're willing to drop the claim but there are conditions attached as always these are the conditions the american corporations suggested the farmers become part of a collaborative potato farming program that means that they would buy the seeds and then sell the potatoes back at a pre-agreed price but they didn't agree that the farmers have to grow potatoes varieties about square one the farmers say pepsico is violating their freedo

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the co—ordinated nature taking place just within the space of minutes of each other across the country as we mentioned, a state of emergency, curfews here every night, just lifted a few hours ago. this country remains in a state of high alert and there is still a lot of morning and grieving to do. much more news on sri lanka and the outcome of it all and impact of it all on our website. just go to bbc .com/ news. let's round up some more of the news. saudi arabia has executed 37 people in a single day on terrorist charges. all were saudi citizens and most were from the shia minority. a body of one was crucified after execution. the youngest was 16 years old when arrested and many of the trials violated international standards and relied on confessions extracted under torture. in hong relied on confessions extracted undertorture. in hong kong, nine litres of 201a‘s occupy movement are a the magistrate's court right now for sentencing. they were found guilty of a big nuisance and incitement charges which carry a maximum jail term of seven years. we are awaiting the latest on the sentenci

. turned out to be fairly well co-ordinated.update you that that police curfew that had been imposed on sri lanka has been lifted by police as of 6pm today. we will keep you up—to—date with all of those developments coming out of sri lanka, but there's a lot more detail and background to those deadly attacks on our website including eyewitness accounts and update as we get them on the victims. do log on to bbb.com/news. let's get some of the day's other news. two teenagers arrested over the murder ofjournalist lyra mckee in northern ireland have been released without charge. ms mckee was shot dead during a riot in londonderry on thursday. her funeral will be held in belfast on wednesday. the police service of northern ireland has appealed for anyone with information to come forward. the bodies of three climbers who went missing on wednesday have been recovered in canada. it's been presumed the trio were killed in an avalanche. they were attempting to scale howse peak in banff national park. a british aid worker killed in nigeria

you know, we get to be a co-sponsor. we get to host. robert: how difficult is it to host this kind of event though? i know that part and maybe you feel like that's kinda taken care. what are some of the other things that you have to kinda make sure that you stay on top of? shelley: well actually, the hawaii food and wine festival is run by a separate entity, and we're able to co-partner with them by giving them accommodations, and they work very closely with the hotels where they host the events at. so, it's really--it's a collaboration, yeah. robert: do you get a lot of people there that are, like, experimenting with food, or are they going there sort of expecting or wanting to try specific things? jennifer: you know, everybody always wants fish, right? that's just--there's no bargaining aspect when it comes to that. we've got a lot of people i think now just generationally that are excited about food and wanna try different things, but they, you know, they take a lot of things home with them. they try some of the techniques. they'll a

and support last night, from felicity's former co-star.our former "desperate housewives" co-star felicity huffman, she's having a time. have you talked to her? how is she doing? >> i haven't talked to her, but i wish her well and i thought she made the perfect statement. >> in statement, felicity apologized, accepts full responsibility and consequences. she also said that she's ashamed and her daughter did not know of her action. >> reporter: that's interesting, allegedly wendy williams didn't know about her husband's recent reported infidelity. when i talked to kevin last week. >> infidelity doesn't always mean you throw it. >> wendy toughed it out during her nearly 22 years of marriage, detailing in her 2003 memo, how kevin cheated on her while she was pregnant with their son, now 18. >> you know, we got through it and it has made us stronger. but every case is different. >> the talk show host also revealed what would make her walk out for good, writing, "if he lied about anything, if he was in love, if she was just as successful at what

they are sharing details about their co-star mike the situation sorrentino's life in prison. serving an eight month prison sentence for tax evasion. they sat down for and interview hey revealed that the situation has new famous friends in prison. who had? do you ask, well, situation and fire festival co-founder are eping each other company and playing scrabble together. a lot of py ple said tre made of each other. >> wonder what they are cooking up once they get out. >> somethi to get the back in. >> another festival. >> something, i don't know. a lot of enemies they have made though. >> prince harry and megan mamar plan to keep tir baby's arrival private. they will share the news once they have celebrated privately as a new family. the royal couple is expecting the first child in lre april o early may. teful for the messages they have received from around the world. >> good luck trying keep that private. >> not going to last long. >> no, a lot of people want to know every think about it. just ahead, just keeps going. that las vegas sports better is continuing his historic ru

the world's top soloists and has before with old the major orchestras to great acclaim and he's even co-founded an entire symphony orchestra in bolivia. beethoven and cochabamba bolivia. within just a few years of its birth you were cast off yet i'm only got to believe it has become one of the country's top orchestras co-founded by german cellist leo not. live in violinist me. it was on a south american tour in two thousand and twelve that engine both met salazar and other young bolivian musicians and was struck by their passion at playing but also by their limited funds. just months later edge and was back in bolivia with european funding to help found the orchestra since then he's returned regularly as a soloist and mentor. his enthusiasm there has been infectious whether it's for contemporary composers or for beethoven sonata as he recorded for his new album coming out next month. and hot off the press i have a copy of the album which isn't out quite yet but will be in a couple of days that's because i've got a copy because i've got the man himself with me. broke welcome to the program you r

and the fact that saudi arabia appears to be almost co—ordinating with us to be almost co—ordinatingminimise the effects of this, saudi arabia being the main regional rival to 0rion will really sting iran, has there been any response from tehran to this? yes, there has. the iranians have said that the sanctions are illegal and therefore the waivers have no value. that is really a position of principal, isn't it? you can say that but the practical effect will be practical because the aim of the united states is to cut off all oil exports and therefore to cut off the main source of revenue for iran, which is quite a big thing and the iranians have acknowledged that. they said because of the practical negative consequences they have been consulting with the european partners, as well as international partners, as well as international partners and neighbours to find out what is the best step forward. interestingly, in one of the iranian newspapers and official was quoted as saying as "we happy has been able to neutralise the enemy blows against our country" so that might suggest they ar

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