one ofjump racing's best, cue card, has been retired.lso coming up, after his hat—trick of golds on the gold coast, jack law is back home and dry and is targeting more medals for years to come. i'm still 23, i hopefully have this olympics and maybe even one more in me, i would like to achieve that, doing four different olympics would be really cool. a look ahead to the london marathon next weekend coming up, we will hear from mo farah and two men who finished last year's raced together, not that they really wanted to. plenty of fallout from the football this weekend, an interview with a premier league champion coming up but we start in scotland. rangers have suspended their club captain lee wallace and striker kenny miller following a heated exchange, with the manager graeme murty. chris mclaughlin has more detail. there was obvious frustration among the rangers players, i could see that boiling over into the dressing room as often happens but what was said is actually from club captain lee wallace and striking kenny miller, the club bel

and what's more that transitional floor is a visual cue to let folks now in the community that the retail is active. there's something to do and it supports that approach. as we move away, this is a view up stockton to see it in context. as we start to move closer, you start to get a sense for scale. we worked with arc to work out the details of the components of the storefront. in the storefront, you can see our use of terra cotta. we're building a storefront back to the use of this material. as you can see we've generated a texture and a digital pattern to be traditionally crafted, to be hand built and really create something beautiful for the district. and those storefronts are activated both on stockton and o'farrell with multiple tenants, and we're supporting the upper level retail through ground floor presence with the upper floor retail tenants. this is a view of the new o'farrell street elevation, fully activated with retail again. the third floor is articulated across the length. again, with the idea of supporting that retail and upper level. the roof is seen as a great opportuni

. >> i found the back side, the back end, whatever, of a pool cue and it appeared to have a substance have been blood. >> reporter: could a pool cue have been the murder weapon? the prosecutors asked the jury to listen to what adkins had to say about it. >> did you used to have a pool cue that you used to carry in the car? >> well, yeah, i shot pool with it, but i never carried those at the bar. >> you never had one in the car that night. >> nope. >> okay. well some of the indentations on the skull are consistent with like the fat end of a pool cue and the funny thing about that is that a end of a pool cue was found where you said you kind of went to look for a phone. >> for you to say that there was a pool cue down there that -- no, i ain't going for that. no, i didn't do that. she fell out of my car. >> do you know that, in fact, was the pool cue that he carried -- >> we can't say 100%, but circumstantial evidence and coincidence is he goes down to that location, turns around, and, in a field, nearby, a pool cue just happens to show up. >> reporter: so, nearly 34 years on had the pr

in addition, i think that the plan to abate so called vehicle cues which could occur while cars lineup to enter the parking garage on polk street won't work. this plan says that if reoccurring vehicle cues occur at the garage, the planning department will notify the owner in writing, and the owner will hire a transportation consultant to evaluate these conditions. this consultant will then submit this report to the planning department and will give the store owner 90 days to abite these cues. however this report lacks information about what the store owner could do to prevent cars cueing at the garage. it is almost certain that these car cues will occur because -- during busy shopping times and will slow buses and could even cause bicycle accidents. in conclusion because of the severity of traffic congestion in san francisco and because polk is a narrow street where buses and bicyclists ride, it is contrary to sound city planning to approve a large chain store with a 70 space parking lot. thank you for considering my opinion. >> president hillis: thank you very much. next speaker, plea

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this match proved just as tight now though the defender with the goal scoring touch just missed his cue the best chance of a laborious first half the game needed a spark and then our in it got its grey limbo went down in the box penalty set the ref no v.a.r. but freiburg felt hard done by. caligiuri varian beers on ice and causing freiburg tempers to poilievre. fast kept in newspapers and talked himself into two yellow cards and an early bath before he was joined by his coach every temperamental christian strange. shocker capitalized on the man advantage style of pretty make game beyond reach. six straight wins a club record for shocker that a young coached a typically grounded we didn't think of this record we just thought about this match oh i hope to beat my book it's not easy to be tribal because it's a good organized team with young hungry players a hungry former player helps make the difference shaka cementing second place. now after shock is when biron will have to wait at least another week to lift the title trophy but the defending champion still had a big weekend with their ma

for president trump and again it sets a tone for the dictators around the world and they take their cues from him so he will continue doing so i believe maybe there will have to be change at the ballot box before the situation for reporters improves hall for joining us tonight from the washington post poll as always we appreciate your time on the day thank you you thank. well the day is nearly done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can write directly to me brit t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day to see the never. touch. close. touch. what's even more german the annoying castle. the brandenburg gate. or the rhine river. sausage is. called processed me came a piece of cultural identity the evolution of a national culture american treasure. the. next. it was supposed to be us on a go dennis rodman's peace mission twenty four g. . the best. but it is a song for north korean dictator kim jong un yes he's a great leader. of the finest most people view

democracies and in places that are not democratic so in turkey and syria and iran they take their cues in egypt they take their cues from america and if it's good enough for america it's certainly good enough for places that are less free to demonize journalists and you know earlier today the french president emmanuel microland he addressed the u.s. congress and he mentioned the plague of fake news this just take a listen to a little clip from his speech today. priss we have to find against the ever growing virus of fake news which exposes all people your irrational fear and imaginary risk i see and you can hear he got applause there but what's the message there the or maybe the the sub message about the fake news the us president he is the one who was really made that term a household name is it. well he certainly has but we don't know how the crown is using the term fake news it is a kind of pollution that you see all over social media i would draw a distinction between that and what the mainstream news media the professional news media does we don't put out fake news if we are wrong

the nikkei in tokyo and australia's all ordinaries are taking their cues from wall street as well, thebeing that investors are now getting that back and forth para threats between the us and china will not lead to a bigger trade dispute. it took beijing about 11 hours to respond to the trump administration's latest list of products it plans to hit with a 25% tariff. china says it plans to impose additional tariffs on 100 and us product, including soy beans, ca i’s us product, including soy beans, cars and orange juice. us product, including soy beans, cars and orangejuice. is us product, including soy beans, cars and orange juice. is there a way a trade war can be averted? and international negotiator weighs in on that debate. it is a negotiation, andi on that debate. it is a negotiation, and i think the parties will make concessions. and for the first time ina long concessions. and for the first time in a long time, i think the american administration understands the game thatis administration understands the game that is being played here, and i don't think that was true for a very l

to relocate jump to the head of the cue? is there written policy with regard to that or how does that happen so that the rest -- the remainder of the public who have been waiting patiently in the cue don't revolt? >> so that's actually a very good question. at this point, we don't have as many applications that -- where we would run into that problem, and right now, it's kind of plathere is te plathe plathe plathere is -- plateaued. we have to follow a priority processing, those guidelines. so unless it's a safety hazard or unless there's, like, city funds going into it, they would -- they would probably go towards the end of the process, but at this time, going to the end doesn't necessarily mean they're going to be waiting an entire week or two weeks, based on the number of applications we currently have. >> thank you very much. >> no problem. >> sorry, raul, but to piggyback, i remember that hearing that we had, and that was a question. even though they've got through that notification for that abc 1 street, they're getti

zimm each one result is out his cue seventy to run a plug in hybrid version of the lecturing q seven. a car testament is correct says that when it comes to plug in hybrids most car makers use gasoline engines to support their electric motors or more likely ice version but i would be sticking with a six cylinder three leader in terms of diesel so if the batteries empty it provides a relatively fuel efficient means of getting around and a powerful one to. cobb. county rates average consumption for the q seventy tron it under two leaders of diesel and one thousand kilowatt hours of electricity. per one hundred kilometers and it's range of up to fifty six kilometers should be enough to keep it in all electric mode for most city driving though to achieve these figures you'll need to charge the car every chance you get . put in i don't want this doesn't really notice any difference between driving a normal q seven and the plug in hybrid you get in and gauge the automatic transmission and start up all you're really have to do is remember to charge the battery now and that know. what i'm doin

up into groups around the room guys other messages are about how to read nonverbal cues about someone's feelings and how to be an ethical bystander if you see someone at risk you really don't want anything happening to your little sister your mom or any of your family members and close friends you've really just got to put their safety about your own pride to make sure they're going to do so is it scary if a guy can negotiate consent now i think there is definitely a fear about it even with all of the stuff that's going on in hollywood recently i know there's plenty of guys who go oh well you know how can i even talk to a girl now and. basically just common sense. thing that may have saved him from aids in a second or third wave last year he went over to another college and they had a place where they give you talk about mark what constitutes sexual assault and dark what the punishment is and how much he commits completely ruin your life to someone one drunken mistake you married and that sort of knocked off the mark to sort of really makes you careful and really haven't heard much of a

from the very top, president trump and president xi jinping, cues from the very top, president trumpng, in this case. my hope is there is an interest on both sides on the escalating this, taking some of the pressure out, and i think in a matter of an hour or two we will hear from matter of an hour or two we will hearfrom president xijinping, and that may very well give us a signal as to whether there is a mutual interest in trying to lighten up some of the rhetoric. and he is expected to speak in the next hour 01’ so. expected to speak in the next hour or so. what i guessjust going in a little bit more about the insight that you gleaned from having been based here a number of years, you led several trade missions in the region. tell us what goes on behind closed doors at meetings like this, when they are trying to de—escalate the situation, as you say. first, to 0riente you a little bit, president 0bama was executing on his pivot to asia, so the emphasis, really, was increasing trade, working to further engage all of the countries in asia, to improve the transpacific trade and invest

what they believe the way forward should be and will take our cues from them. >> bret: kellyanne, he definitely got to "i will stand behind him." there was a long "i wouldn't do it." it wasn't a ringing endorsement, was it? >> the president endorsed him by nominating him and standing by him. he said it is dr. jackson's decision but that he would stand by him. let me get a little bit of amplification to what the president was saying. he knows how intense the job is. he knows we are constantly put upon and scrutinized and picked up our and there are people here like dr. jackson who's been here for many, many years, serving his nation admirably, they are doing so because they love the country and they love the president and want to serve the president. the president is speaking more broadly. he sees how tough it is. i thought what the president was also telling jackson is to make up his own mind and dr. jackson has done just that. i want to read one last thing because i think it's important. "continue to groom and promote this highly capable officer." that was former president barack ob

of concern is our scheduliing cue that's reached very high proportions. so for example, right now there's 396 people waiting to have their ct exams scheduled. those are out patients who are coming from the neurology clinic, 1m, the richard fine clinic for mr i332. we have been able to recruit some stenographers. we've hired four new. they have been hired at step five and six of the ultrasound scale of a 7-step scale. we've held interviews for ct and mri over the last year and a half with either no qualified candidates or the two candidates who were offered positions dekleclining positions at other hospitals with higher pay. the pay scale for ultrasound stenographers just briefly shows that particularly at the entry level we are $3.50 behind the next lower institution. our reliance on registry is a revolving wheel of technologists coming in and out of our department. from the period of june 16th, 2016, to june 26th, 2017, nearly 20% was on registry because of the expansion into the new building. there has been an effort definitely on the part of the new ra

may we all take a cue from yesterday's bipartisan display. our treatment of director compay crow in committee was embarrassing to say the least but now we have a second chance. now we have the opportunity to set things right by voting unanimously for his confirmation. i really urge all of my colleagues to do what's best for the senate and the nation by voting in favor of director pompeo's nomination. let's get rid of this total partisanship around here. and i think both sides are to blame in some respects so not me to just be picking on democrats here today. but when somebody of the quality of director pompeo is seeing this type of treatment on the floor of the united states senate, my gosh, what are we becoming? all i can say is it's not right. this is a chance to reform and make it right. i hope we'll do that. i hope we'll do that. but if we don't, we've got to find a way of getting together. we've got to find a way of supporting whoever is president fowho nominates people who are qualified and who are good people, regardless of whether we

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>> there was just cue after cue after cue that if he had actually forgotten would have triggered somethingter: and then the prosecution showed what it believed was powerful evidence that ross had to have known that cooper was still in the backseat. that video of ross returning to the car. why would ross harris return to the scene of the crime? >> we know, first of all, doing this job enough, people do return to their scene of the crime. once he went into the car, he realized either this child was still alive or this child was dead and he couldn't take what he had done and he threw the light bulbs. >> reporter: and prosecutors dissected ross' behavior later that day. witnesses at the scene testified his reactions were off. >> did he ever ask to be with the child or ask to hold the child or anything like that? >> no, sir, not that i recollect. >> reporter: prosecutors pointed out that when ross got into the patrol car he complained about, of all things, the heat in the back seat. >> feels like i'm not getting any air back here. >> reporter: and while jurors heard that ross seemed disconnecte

they we all take a cue from the bipartisan display. it was embarrassing to say the least. now, we have a second chance and opportunity to set things right. i urge my colleagues to do what's best for the senate in the nation by voting in favor of his nomination. let's get rid of the total partisanship around here. i think both sides are to blame. not just picking on democrats here today. but to see this type of treatment on the floor of the united states senate, what are we becoming? all i can say is it is not right. this is a chance to make it right. i hope we will do that. if we don't, we have to find a way of getting together. we have to find a way of supporting over as president for those who nominate people who are qualified and who are good people regardless if we agree ideologically. the senate has become a very partisan body. is a time to be partisan. there's no question about that. but my gosh, should we be this partisan somebody like pompeo? he clearly is one of the finest nominees i have seen the whole time i've been in the senate. i hope my colleagues on both si

>> i think one cue is he wanted us to watch the show.resident tweeted, tune into sean hannity. so maybe he kind of had a sense of what they were going to say. he talked to alan and hired joe as one of his lawyers almost. and there is a feedback loop. they give him advice through tv and he kinds of repeats it back. looking for a combative approach than what he is getting from his own counsel. >> one of the more combative guys out there is rush. listen to what he said. >> the worst thing trump can do is start firing people. that is what he is being growthed into doing. many of you think that is what trump should do and the just and proper thing. but this is more than just and proper right now. this is about survival. >> michael, it is tricky because there are democrats and republicans warning against the president firing against robert mueller and rod rosenstein. so what do you make of this? >> i agree with rush. he is astute enough to know that it is not about the act of the firing or the peak with the subjects here, it's about what happe

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cue fury from manager pep guardiola, who was sent to the stands.ut a far worse punishment was yet to come. liverpool knew one precious away goal would surely end city's hope. so when mo salah struck after the break, his 39th of a remarkable season, guardiola's face said it all. the game was up and soon city were out. their fate ruthlessly confirmed by roberto firmino. city fans left to rue what might have been, but for liverpool another european night to remember. liverpool through to their first champions league semi—final for ten yea rs. champions league semi—final for ten years. city are out as remarkably a barcelona despite leading 4 had—1678 they have been knocked out by roma. a tough night for two of european football's biggest names, reeta. andy, thank you. newsnight is about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. here is emily. as we hear from the american social media expert known as the queen of facebook and we talk to a russian dissident who says he has twice been poisoned by the state. what advice will he give yulia skripal as she l

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and this match proved just as tight now though the defender with a goal scoring touch just missed his cue the best chance of a laborious fast tough game needed a spark and an hour in it got its grey limbo went down in the box penalty set the ref no v.a.r. but freiburg felt hard done by. county jury parting the bavarian beers on ice and causing freiburg tempers to boil over. fast kept in newspapers and talked himself into q. yellow cards and generally bought before he was joined by his coach the ever temperamental christian stripes. shocker catheterized on the man advantage. to make game beyond reach. six trait wins a club record for shaka that a young coached a typically grounded we didn't think of this record we just thought about this match our hope to beat my book it's not easy to be tribal because it's organized team with young hungry players hungry former player helps make the difference shocker cementing second place. now lives he wanted to return to winning ways when they travel to hanover and they got off to a great start they took an early lead in the sixteenth minute when enforc

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the reason he was wearing that white forensic jumpsuit is because those are put on any time and it cues clothing is taken as part of the investigation so that happened in this case but as c.n.n. spoke his name a loudly confidently he was alert to we should also point out they did hear that there was one family member for in courts reports going around are that it was his father now that man was weeping. during the as the charges were read out to twenty five year old alec mcnasty and phil we can tell you that zach you'll be back in court later in me a police any closer to establishing a motive. no not at this point still there are still going over all the details but to give you a sense of perhaps the mind frame that the accused twenty five year old alex naseem was in during this is during that confrontation with policemen asked him had what appeared to be possibly a cell phone that's now all part of the investigation and he was essentially police aren't telling. him to kill him we hearing from some of former high school colleagues. just going to. may have had. issues while he was in hig

is poodle as they did cues tony blair at the time of the iraq war of being george w. bush's poodle so it's it's something that you know that's still a very large even the in the british psyche so she was very strong to say no this is something that i decided because i wanted to make sure that it's not normal to use chemical weapons not in syria and also not here on the streets of london as we have seen recently were in this group all case were former russian spy was attacked with a nerve agent and britain assaulting russia to account for that. we've been talking a lot about the politicians what they make of us how they have been how they've been framing it but when it comes to the british people what they think was it right to take part in the airstrikes. well it was quite interesting that before the strikes happened there was of course speculation that something might happen so there were opinion polls and the majority of british people at this time said no and i think many of them if that wasn't right and i think many of them still had the iraq war in the mines whic

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