should be given a chance to you know to apologize and then anything what the through senator conservation commission bleeds into it i then that leaves the country and it's a consideration i have a deep belief that we need conciliation what mother says when some of the past even the future is worse of the possible answers that genocide is than something you just you just other see by just feeling our way when you have a little bit it consideration to look to my country explain to me please how a conviction for one of the most serious crimes on the planet would qualify mr mingus to contribute to the well being of your country i would i would imagine with a qualification like that i think it depends on how they've been conviction for the side of genocide one of the most serious crimes in us you are entirely this holds off because if you can say. apart it isn't genocide it was the whole marinette for you it's not just a few times it is more than genocide where is your truth and reconciliation commission it is that has been established and we see that it is that for you years up our time is not by for us

have you i have i have to get those plans and i with we have with conciliation tools and a conservation commission established and asked process as well how do you sleep at night knowing that this was going on in your torture centers carried out by your officials when you were prime minister how do you sleep at night if i knew that i said to you that i was there to collect everything in my disposal if i knew it but i did know that your meal your said to be a religious man from a family of pentecostalists is that right that's wrong. how others gang rape and sodomy ization fit in with your religious values no i didn't know i say if a new doesn't fit in in my prayers but he went on denying it denying it denouncing those going to every interview that that's the report they're the noisy despite the reports coming early human rights groups all over the world which you just rubbished you said that's not true they're outside as there are enemies don't listen to them everything is fine you said i think i have never say everything is fine you said there was no mistreated us i said there was no mistreatment

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biologist with the florida fish wildlife conservation commission estimated to the fish was 50 years old that makes it the oldest sample they've ever collected for their program. the largest one ever caught in florida was 440 pounds. >>well that wraps up kron 4 news at 08:00am otis and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at night. >>pam thanks very much coming up next tonight, a judge orders a bunch of local homeless mothers to leave a vacant home tonight. >>those moms are making their stand in more and more people are showing up tonight coming to their defense. we take you there in a live report and a family is frightened tonight after a group of breaks into their home we hear from those homeowners and a live report and a couple storms are in the forecast. we have those stories and more coming up next on kron 4 news at night. can my side be firm? and mine super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me a

we have actually been noted as one of the plans that the bay conservation development commission hasused as an example how other cities should respond to creating reserve to deal with future climate change and sea level rise. i think that would be a good thing to bring back, especially new commission members may not know about it. infrastructure is something we are looking at constantly. stormwater and wastewater systems put into treasure island. i am hoping we are going to be cutting edge on those. urban farms and composting. that is really, you know, that was part of our plan. we would like to look at the possibility of urban farms of native plants of the ideas. if they were allowed to pursue at pressure island, i don't know. it is something to explore. renewable energy. as you said perhaps some demonstration projects we can have on treasure island. finally the landscaping if it is sustainable or not is important in creating the ecosystem for this island which we are going to have almost 300-acres which will be open space and parks. all of these topics are very important today in t

we have actually been noted as one of the plans that the bay conservation development commission hasused as an example how other cities should respond to creating reserve to deal with future climate change and sea level rise. i think that would be a good thing to bring back, especially new commission members may not know about it. infrastructure is something we are looking at constantly. stormwater and wastewater systems put into treasure island. i am hoping we are going to be cutting edge on those. urban farms and composting. that is really, you know, that was part of our plan. we would like to look at the possibility of urban farms of native plants of the ideas. if they were allowed to pursue at pressure island, i don't know. it is something to explore. renewable energy. as you said perhaps some demonstration projects we can have on treasure island. finally the landscaping if it is sustainable or not is important in creating the ecosystem for this island which we are going to have almost 300-acres which will be open space and parks. all of these topics are very important today in t

we have actually been noted as one of the plans that the bay conservation development commission hasused as an example how other cities should respond to creating reserve to deal with future climate change and sea level rise. i think that would be a good thing to bring back, especially new commission members may not know about it. infrastructure is something we are looking at constantly. stormwater and wastewater systems put into treasure island. i am hoping we are going to be cutting edge on those. urban farms and composting. that is really, you know, that was part of our plan. we would like to look at the possibility of urban farms of native plants of the ideas. if they were allowed to pursue at pressure island, i don't know. it is something to explore. renewable energy. as you said perhaps some demonstration projects we can have on treasure island. finally the landscaping if it is sustainable or not is important in creating the ecosystem for this island which we are going to have almost 300-acres which will be open space and parks. all of these topics are very important today in t

conservative estimate. >> the moment you did the deal the stock went up more than the price you're paying. >> that is a sign of a good deal. >> so erika, let me ask you, some of the casino commissions could be conservative. and i don't think you're radical but there are people that say you are. are you worried about some of the organizations saying i don't know if barstool is the right thing. >> we thought about that from the on set of what the partnership would look like. jay and i spent a week on the road meeting with every single possible regulator we could meet with we take gaming regulation seriously and will implement those the way dave would describe it, if you give us the boundaries, we'll play within the boundaries and it will change behind the scenes how we understand what the rules are, making sure we have the right infrastructure to make content that fits those. but at the end of day, we make content that breaks through because it resonates and it is real and it has been real for 17 years and we have almost 70 million fans who are engaging with us every month. we're going to continue to placate them and drive them. >> and your comfortable, jay, with the idea you're not

mr speaker, the prime minister's party, the conservative party, signed up to the smith commission, thatof the people of scotland to determine their own future — that's the reality. the prime minister lives in a fantasy land, the people across scotland know the reality of this prime minister's broken brexit britain. and the truth is, the only union that the prime ministers truly interested in is his union with donald trump. a partnership that threatens to sell off our precious national health service. mr speaker, only yesterday, the prime minister called for the replacement of the iran nuclear deal, but does —— with, as he put it, a trump agreement, the public deserves the truth. what backroom deals are being done with donald trump? why is the prime minister putting our nhs at risk? repeatedly during the election campaign, the prime minister promised time and time again the nhs is not for sale. mr speaker, will the prime minister now commit to supporting the scottish national party's proposalfor an nhs protection bill? without that commitment, what price will this prime minister make us

commission. that as a sign conservative when in the election boosted u.k.onfidence. 2.3%s rose this month by -- an average of $40,000. do the calculation into pounds on your own. taking a look at where markets closed in europe. very light volume. the u.s. was out. it will return tomorrow. the ftse 100 down. the dax a little bit higher. lower by0 dragged luxury stocks affected by the virus sweeping across china. thank you very much for watching. this was the close. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp, its affiliates, or its employees. the following is a paid advertisement for time likes music collection. >> it was the decade of eight track tapes, rotary phones, big consul dvds, tower sized stereo speakers, and great songs on 45s. keep

the conservative manifesto promised to set up a constitution, democracy, and rights commission — andrty group that could see the lords either abolished, or become an elected senate of the nations and regions. campaigners say change can‘t come quickly enough, but they‘re not holding their breath. we‘ve heard talk of lords reform in terms of better regional representation being on the desk of people at number ten. but we‘ve been here before, there‘s lots of talk about lords reform — in fact, in the last 20 years, there‘s been nine attempts at lords reform of some sort, if we look at draft bills and committees and white papers, but what we really need to see is some action. this is an issue which has high public support, and we really can‘t go on much longer with an unelected upper chamber. it‘s just simply doesn‘t fit in our modern democracy. the idea of lords reform features in an act of union bill put forward by the constitution reform group. the former labour mp and ex—chair of the vote leave campaign, gisela stuart, sits on the group‘s steering committee. gisela stuart, what is the

we have trouble with our current financial supervisory commission, they are very conservative.nsider this a threat to the establishment and financial industries. our current government is not really welcoming innovation. they are trying to set something up but it is not business viable. we want innovation but we don't want real innovation. >> there has been a lot of cyberattacks. taiwan has one of the highest cyberattacks in the world. 30 million attacks a month. a lot of that blame is on china. and then there is that connection, people extrapolate and say that it is the kmt allowing at. how vulnerable is taiwan? something that is that needs to be communicated better with the general public. everyone on this island wants to protect taiwan and loves this country. in terms of cybersecurity, taiwan needs to build ourselves up as a cyber hub in the asia-pacific. that is why work with ait to set up the cybersecurity alliance to position taiwan as a cyber hub. when you could -- we need to train our cyber technicians and to make sure we have a cyber network to fend off cyber thefts ,

and since his conservative party wanted the majority in the house of commons. then the u.s. commission on international religious freedom holding a hearing to discuss u.s. foreign policy and anti-semitism after that virginia governor ralph northam delivering his state address in virginia. >> we come to the prime minister to question number one mr. speaker. prime minister. [inaudible] we will start cygnus condemn the posting coalition forces bird i iran should not repeat these reckless and dangerous attacks, but must instead pursue urgent de-escalation. mr. speaker i know the thoughts of the house are also with our friends in australia as they tackled the bushfires. as they are with the families of those killed in the ukrainian air crash. mr. speaker this morning i had meetings with ministers and callings i and others i will have further meetings later today. >> mr. speaker the disease is a terminal illness where the third of the people dying within a year in more than half within two years of diagnosis. the last thing terminally ill people should work be worrying about our their financ

brussels farmers and conservation groups from across europe are protesting outside the headquarters of the european commission to call for a change in agricultural policy they collected 800000 signatures for a petition demanding subsidies for farmers who produce food and in an environmentally friendly fashion the demonstration was organized to coincide with an e.u. negotiation on farming subsidies totaling 55000000000 euros a year. might enjoy sling is a member of the european parliament and an organic farmer the green party politician has been campaigning for years for environmentally friendly farming to be awarded with subsidies. doesn't on the side but on the other side there are powerful lobby interests it's not as if money isn't being made from farming in europe and it's a profitable business in the food industry as one of the main export earners so naturally there is here to ensure that the pumps a lot of money on to the agricultural sector where no vision you want and not got. much in hustling says taxpayers' money is currently being used to interrupt the support of corporations but that it should serv

commission for that. their job is to be a conservative enterprise agency to protect the ratepayers. their job is not to develop an ambitious plan like this. we can't urge strongly enough this it's now time for the board of supervisors to take over this planning process, use this information to develop a sydney-like plan, and then to deliver that to the sfpuc for implementation. that's the time for them to bring their conservative approach to the table and make sure that we do it right. we've said this many times and we feel like we're not being heard. the plan needs to shift to the lafco and the board... >> chair fewer: thank you very much, mr. brooks. >> hi, thank you, chair fewer and commissioners. jedd holsom from 350 bay area. i want to thank the staff for this presentation. i think that this starts to get at kind of the systematic approach that we've been asking for for some time, but as mr. brooks pointed out i think that it's kind of a sub-set of that, in addition to kind of city-owned sites and i think that we have to look at any available sites and private ownership as well

idea of just how seriously and how conservatively the government is taking the situation here and we've also heard that the government of the national health commission rather is saying that the number of infections could continue to rise. it can continue to rise part of the concern is that it's spreading faster than it was originally when they 1st started to to scientifically look into what causes this but what caused the virus and how the virus is spreading and just let yesterday late yesterday they came out the health minister came out and said it's spreading more quickly than they originally thought or that it's picked up its pace if you will so that's one concern but also you need to look at right now they're still trying to figure out exactly how it's going to spread further how it's going to manifest itself in different people you know we've seen this in some cases where someone gets a very high fever straightaway and then they're put into isolation to put into quarantine sometimes there are some people who have the virus asymptomatic and then really don't really get the virus strong as others so there are still a lot of questions that need to

refers to a conference that was organised by my colleague in the commission, someone i respect, chris pattern, who is a british conservativeestion, the defence of meant national interest could that solely be a national concern? the defence of the national interest, that, can that solely be of national interest? you can put that in other terms, is it not necessary to be european over and above being a patriot, i would say not instead of, over and above, in addition to, and i would say you need to be a patriot and be european at the same time. that european dimension gives an additional boost of forest to our own national patriotism. mr president, let me finish with a short message i had passed in belfast on monday. at queens university. in this new beginning, i would really and sincerely like to wish the uk well. that was michelle barnier, the eu‘s chief brexit negotiator saying it is a new beginning. and we arejust waiting for the boat now, the ratification of the brexit deal. joining me now is maddy thimont—jack from the institute for government. just describe what is happening in the european parliament is right for us.

conservative underlines plan to. europe's economy received a lot of support in the european parliament in one of her 1st outings as e.u. commission president and it's thought that as germany ponders a post merkel future a blended green in concert of may be the way in berlin as it is in brussels and as it's set to be vienna peter. the director of the austin economic center spoke to us about it says that the greens either have to adopt a center right stance or maybe even break up the coalition. well it's definitely a very promising experiment that will show its security on the one hand and a logical renewal can be combine both parties show their strength and they allow them to put their own. issues their own topics with and to quell issue treatment so it's like at parallel running of both parties and not the war coalition they probably operate parallel so that might the grounds for conflict in the future is pretty strong and very strict on what he wants and what he has presented during the election campaign he sticks to the promises that he has made so i did the greens adapt to the. center right policies. of course is the stronger

commission said 440 cases have now been confirmed. the former prime minister of australia, malcolm turnbull, as accused the current conservative governments worst bushfire season in history. he was ousted as prime minister for history. he was ousted as prime ministerfor attempting history. he was ousted as prime minister for attempting to introduce a climate change policy. it is about 3:30am. you are up—to—date with the headlines. this time for panorama. tonight on panorama, we expose the billionaire who corruptly exploited her own country. she ruled supreme in grabbing whatever she wanted in this country. leaked documents reveal how a president's daughter made billions. this is a classic example of corruption, somebody being able to use that relationship to benefit themselves. isabel dos santos lives the high life from her london home. but we find the people left in squalor so she could make money.

mr speaker, the prime minister's party, the conservative party signed up to the smith commission to recogniseminister is interested in is his union with donald trump, a partnership that threatens to sell off our precious national health service. mr speaker, only yesterday the prime minister called the new iran deal a trump agreement. the public deserves the truth. what backroom deals are being done with donald trump? why is the prime minister putting our nhs at risk? repeatedly during the election campaign, the prime minister promised time and time again that the nhs was not for sale. mr speaker, will the prime minister now commit to supporting the scottish national party's proposal for commit to supporting the scottish national pa rty‘s proposal for an commit to supporting the scottish national party's proposalfor an nhs protection bill? without that commitment, what price will this prime minister make us pay for his toxic trump deal? actually, mr speaker the snp welcomed our statement yesterday, but seriously, the problem with the snp, scotland under the snp, is the highest taxed pa rt unde

developmental conservation projects for a stronger focus on local projects their off platforms like work away info. or simply booking accommodation they're being visa green or alternative the commissions go to support local projects the site is still in development as off most of the services are sustainable travelling. and it would be great if we could expand the data networks and share data better we even have the technology to collect data as tourists yes to. let's say i don't find a given offer very sustainable i could suggest another if i use the potential there is in the right way we can also do good. i agree but let's keep some insider secrets free of location tex maybe it's ok to not tell everyone where this field of law sums is or it might share the fate of the poppies on lake elsinore in california so many people trampled the flowers there but the fields eventually had to be made off limits and there are alternatives instead of feeding all the tourism we can make a contribution to science take these holidays nationals they can also become part of a smart tourism data pool. jurors can contribute their photos to citizen science projects and supply valuable data for research on

indeed for europe german conservative underlines plan to carbonized europe's economy received a lot of support in the european parliament in one of her 1st outings as the u. commission president and it's thought that as germany ponders a post merkel future a blend of green in concert if may be the way in berlin as it is in brussels and as it's set to be vienna peter. well that's it for this bulletin i can tell you neal's here for the coming hours keep in especially what's happening in iran iraq paris as well that we kicked off a bit tonight but for now for the news in this out of the evening that see it from moscow money is kevin 0 in i'm all for tonight see get hopefully at same times tomorrow variously we're of you're watching season's greetings for me and the rest of the team have a great rest of the weekend. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic developments only mostly. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down in. you know world of big. lot and it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than we ne

conservative party manifesto committed to looking at the role of the house of lords and to reviewing the relationship between the government, parliament and the courts in the constitution democracy and rights commission not yet decided what will be in the scope of the commission. and whether this will include the role of the house of lords, but we will make an announcement in due course. but my lord, that doesn't answer the question. can the minister confirm the report that number ten has said that this is a serious proposal? number ten also says it is one of a range of options being considered. what are the options? will the minister outline them? do they include moving both houses, which i would prefer? and how does all of this, how does he reconcile all of this with the billions being spent now on the restoration and renewal programme of this building? my lords, i know the noble lord to be a powerful advocate for the idea of in his question. on the one hand, it is the case that some years ago the joint committee on the palace of westminster looked at the option of parliament moving outside of london. and decided against it, on grounds of cost and proximity, the absence of proximity between parliam

conservative mps on the grounds of national security — washington says it's disappointed. the salary threshold for skilled migrants coming to britain should be lowered to just over £25,500 a year says a government—commissionedd radio a'sjust a minute for more than 50 years, has died at the age of 96.

commission for that. their job is to be a conservative enterprise agency to protect the ratepayers. their job is not to develop an ambitious plan like this. we can't urge strongly enough this it's now time for the board of supervisors to take over this planning process, use this information to develop a sydney-like plan, and then to deliver that to the sfpuc for implementation. that's the time for them to bring their conservative approach to the table and make sure that we do it right. we've said this many times and we feel like we're not being heard. the plan needs to shift to the lafco and the board... >> chair fewer: thank you very much, mr. brooks. >> hi, thank you, chair fewer and commissioners. jedd holsom from 350 bay area. i want to thank the staff for this presentation. i think that this starts to get at kind of the systematic approach that we've been asking for for some time, but as mr. brooks pointed out i think that it's kind of a sub-set of that, in addition to kind of city-owned sites and i think that we have to look at any available sites and private ownership as well

conservatives and others voted against it. you had the row, the discussion and debate, but the outcome was a foregone conclusion. never in doubt. in such a different atmosphere. it was interesting to hear the new commission in london, she had her first face—to—face meeting with the prime minister. what is the proper pronunciation, as a german native? ursula von der leyen. i think i said ursh—ula. she gave a speech at the lse where she studied in the late 1970s. she said for her the withdrawal agreement, all the leaving bit is done and dusted. i thought again, that feeling today again, i'm going to say wow... even though it's sailed through today, you are just like, blimey. when the commission president says, done and dusted, goodbye, let's move on. you do feel like, wow, that was three years, three tortuous, big years, and now that door is closing and everyone is moving on and by the end of this month... they still have to work out how to actually implement the northern ireland bit. but that will be done in parallel to trade talks. that's what will make this year so complicated. but the essential question that has been hovering over this for three years that we have so enjoyed chewing over on brexitcast

conservative. it looks like "be careful what you ask for," but you are dilution ofhere the e voice, and gerrymandering -- the answer is a nonpartisan commission. we have got to make it work for everybody. host: carol anderson, the book is "one person, one vote," thank you so much for the conversation. guest: thank you. thank you. >> "washington journal" mugs are available at c-span's new online store. go to c-span store.org, check out the washington journal mugs, and all of the c-span products. >> here is a look at our live coverage tuesday. 1015 a.m. eastern on c-span, the u.s. institute of peace looks at the governing challenges facing fragile states around the world. p.m., the00 housemates for legislative business. the first vote of the new year will be to establish a quorum for the second session of the congress. also on c-span, former state department and national security council officials discuss u.s. alicy toward iran, including recent u.s. air strike that killed a top iranian military official. on c-span2, the senate is ofsidering the nomination the small business administration. on c-span3 come at 9:30 a.m. eastern, the cnet finance

conservative mps. washington says its disappointed. the salary threshold for skilled migrants coming to britain should be lowered to just over £25,500 a year — says a government commissionednow on afternoon live. and israel folau is back in rugby league but not everyone‘s happy about it... he‘s a controversial character? he is... folau was orginially a rugby league player, switched codes to union but he was sacked by rugby australia for making homophobic comments on social media... saying stuff like "hell awaits gay people." folau then sued rugby australia for sacking him on the grounds of religious discrimation. he was widely supported by christian lobby groups in australia and it sparked national debate there about free speech and hate. a financial settlement was then agreed last month. and today it‘s been confirmed folau is making a switch back to rugby league... and is moving to french club catalans dragons. the rugby football league says it deplored his comments and that it was a difficult decision to allow folau to play but they can‘t stop him because he hasn‘t been found guilty of any criminal offence. super league boss robert elstone did add that he‘s disppointed

commission for that. their job is to be a conservative enterprise agency to protect the ratepayers. their job is not to develop an ambitious plan like this. we can't urge strongly enough this it's now time for the board of supervisors to take over this planning process, use this information to develop a sydney-like plan, and then to deliver that to the sfpuc for implementation. that's the time for them to bring their conservative approach to the table and make sure that we do it right. we've said this many times and we feel like we're not being heard. the plan needs to shift to the lafco and the board... >> chair fewer: thank you very much, mr. brooks. >> hi, thank you, chair fewer and commissioners. jedd holsom from 350 bay area. i want to thank the staff for this presentation. i think that this starts to get at kind of the systematic approach that we've been asking for for some time, but as mr. brooks pointed out i think that it's kind of a sub-set of that, in addition to kind of city-owned sites and i think that we have to look at any available sites and private ownership as well

commission, and no ministers go to the european council. peter, i'd like to ask you about david cameron's phrase, banging on about europe. he wanted conservativest that didn't go to plan. strangely do you think we may be approaching the end outcome by another route to? because the issue had been resolved within the conservative party to some degree? to some degree. but we are now embarking upon the trade negotiation. of course, the pertinent factors in creating a new relationship. and i think the problem with the whole debate over the last three years and beyond is that actually, the conservative party has never squared up to the people. the media never really have pushed down the public‘s idea of there being trade off here. it has all been poly interest. i work in the midlands and people still don't get it. i still have pete, mp is calling me up and asking me what the single market is. and i think the trouble we have is... really? mps? yes. the problem we have is the british clinical media establishment have not done the british public any favours, they've not really been clear as to the trade—offs. they haven't actually asked a fundamental qu

conservative. and so, it looks like be careful what you ask for, but you are getting in their the political voice. there is a way to deal with gerrymandering. and that is the non-partisan redistricting commission. we have got to figure out how to make this democracy work for everybody. host: carol anderson and the book is "one person, no vote." thank you very much for the conversation. guest: thank you. [indistinct conversations]

priority development areas, priority conservation areas, and priority production areas by the association of the area government and metropolitan transportation commission as part of the plan bay area 2050 update. >> supervisor mar? >> thank you. colleagues, i am proud to sponsor this legislation to expand priority development areas citywide alongside supervisor fewer. this resolution designates areas in all supervisorial districts as p.d.a., which play a positive role in our efforts to expand sustainable transit-oriented development through comprehensive community-based planning throughout our city, and especially on the west side. currently, they are mostly limited to the east side. this expansion represents a more balanced distribution of p.d.a. and more equitable resource allocations. we are proposing four new p.d.a. , namely lombard street, the richmond district, the sunset corridor, and the west portal. the resolution proposes boundary changes for existing p.d.a. age new areas for environmental conservation and proposes the first priority production area in district 10 to support the preservation of these areas. p.d.a.s provide resources to expedi

priority development areas, priority conservation areas, and priority production areas by the association of the area government and metropolitan transportation commission as part of the plan bay area 2050 update. >> supervisor mar? >> thank you. colleagues, i am proud to sponsor this legislation to expand priority development areas citywide alongside supervisor fewer. this resolution designates in all supervisorial districts as p.d.a., which play a positive i sustainable transit-oriented development through comprehensive community-based planning throughout our city, and especially on the west side. currently, they are mostly limited to the east side. this expansion represents a more balanced distribution of p.d.a. and more equitable resource allocations. we are proposing four new p.d.a. , namely lombard street, the richmond district, the sunset corridor, and the west portal. the resolution proposes boundary changes for existing p.d.a. age new areas for environmental conservation and proposes the first priority production area in district 10 to support the preservation of these areas. p.d.a.s provide resources to expedite our community planning goal and

priority development areas, priority conservation areas, and priority production areas by the association of the area government and metropolitan transportation commission area 2050 update. >> supervisor mar? >> thank you. colleagues, i am proud to sponsor this legislation to expand priority development areas citywide alongside supervisor fewer. this resolution designates areas in all supervisorial districts as p.d.a., which play a positive role in our efforts to expand sustainable transit-oriented development through comprehensive community-based planning throughout our city, and especially on the west side. currently, they are mostly limited to the east side. this expansion represents a more balanced distribution of p.d.a. and more equitable resource allocations. we are proposing four new p.d.a. , namely lombard street, the richmond district, the sunset corridor, and the west portal. the resolution proposes boundary changes for existing p.d.a. age new areas for environmental conservation and proposes the first priority production area in district 10 to support the preservation of these areas. p.d.a.s provide resources to expedite our community plannin

and since his conservative party wanted the majority in the house of commons. then the u.s. commissioninternational religious freedom holding a hearing to discuss u.s. foreign policy and anti-semitism after that virginia governor ralph northam delivering his state address in virginia. >> we come to the prime minister to question number one mr. speaker. prime minister. [inaudible] we will start cygnus condemn the posting coalition