eileen burridge, thank you so much.mments earlier, a lot of you are really keen on watching on your big screen on your own house, i will see you very soon. have a good day. hello there. it's certainly been quite a turbulent start to the month of april, let's look back at wednesday's weather. under an area of low pressure, we had clouds spiralling across the british isles, we had gale force gusts of winds in the far north. now, for some, it brought a classic april day. sunny spells and scattered showers, not feeling too bad in the sunshine. some of the showers quite heavy with some hail, but for others, well, this is what we were greeted with first thing in the morning. some lying snow, several centimetres in places across parts of scotland and north—east england. now, it does look as though there's a potential for further snow over the next few hours, but in a slightly different area, and it's worth bearing in mind that there could be a little bit of disruption on minor roads. that area of low pressure is slipping its w

eileen, thank you for now. the news briefing and there are some very interesting stories, so stay with us on the programme. also coming up — hunting for salvage from a stricken container ship led to the discovery ofa container ship led to the discovery of a historic rack complete with cargo. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can at worst produce a meltdown. in this case, the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel, where he had been addressing a trade union conference. the small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's b

my name's eileen lofgren, and i'm the drug user community based health programs coordinator. i want to thank you for your time and the opportunity to support a.b. 362 which could help address a public health crisis that we're seeing out on our streets. in spring 2017, then supervisor breed introduced a resolution urging the department of public health to convene a safe injection services task force to investigate opening a safe injection services in san francisco and to make policy recommendations. there were 15 members on that task force. each seat possessed expertise from researchers, doctors, community members, service providers. today i'd like to present some data that will cover injection drug use in san francisco, overdose, and operating a safe injection service, and then i'm happy to answer any questions at the end. as supervisor haney said, there's an estimated 24,500 injection users in the city. that number's been steadily going up, and this is just a number that we know of. we continue to see overdoses from heroin, methamphetamine, and fentanyl poisoning. so people

eileen: great question.ogy question because their fastest-growing areas are in technology, for instance their cloud services. it was one of the strongest growth areas for the company and it grew 41% year on year. it is a big part of everything we see. -- are less revenue as our services. the drinking game in silicon valley, every time someone says they want to be the next amazon, ignoring profit and looking at revenue growth, everybody has a separate of some green tea i do not want to drink , how many people are out there that can be in amazon, ignore profits and only grow revenue? eileen: i think there are too few. that is the direction that lyft and uber are taking that i do not think many can pull it off like amazon. they have the reputation to prioritize growth over profit but they have posted six consecutive quarters of more than a billion dollars in profit . we can no longer say they are not profitable. that is a bigger threat for every other company than what they used to do. company: is uber a tech a

i see michael and also eileen. please step on up. >> not only is that section as far as recreation concerns about recreation for senior citizens, also, the living conditions in their apartment buildings is not up to code, not up to standard. just had a board hearing pertaining to the rent stablization board, and numerous tenants were complaining about the living conditions, being harassed, showing numerous pictures of how their apartments is not up to code. i left because i had business to take care of, but i seen the hearing later that evening on the government channel, and i was really surprised about the amount of people that were complaining about conditions in their unit that's not up to codes and violation of health and safety codes. one female tenant was crying out for help and crying that she was speaking, demonstrating the way she's been living, and the owner not taking care of the problems within that building. so all of those people that testified at that hearing pertaining to the rent stablization board

with me is eileen burbidge, partner at passion capital.t's talk the lottery win in a moment and whether it is coastal not but first, brexit. interesting that we get the french viewpoint today because that french newspaper says, literally, it asks why? a new report to do what? very french. what is the point? what will we see that is different? i think that is a fair question and as italian —— european leaders are converging for a summit, they are playing good cops and bad cops but clearly this characterisation is one of the point of doing a deadline and it underscores the concern that may be theresa may will not be more successful in getting her withdrawal riemann backed by her parliament than she has been in the last few yea rs. than she has been in the last few years. —— withdrawal agreement. than she has been in the last few years. -- withdrawal agreement. and the french president, he has been the french president, he has been the most vocal in the pressure he is putting in the uk and the doubt he has raised about whether or not it isa h

we have eileen burridge here with us, good to see you. let's start with the mail online.id not make the print press but it is being widely discussed in social media. this is the warning from one particular mp who

with me is eileen burbidge, partner at passion capital.oastal not but first, brexit. interesting that we get the french viewpoint today because that french newspaper says, literally, it asks why? a new report to do what? very french. what is the point? what will we see that is different? i think that is a fair question and as italian —— european leaders are

a lot of the research that the public health -- i thank eileen for her great presentation, and there was research that we conducted. a couple of different things that i've just heard today among all of the amazing testimony, in terms of the opposition, one of them seems to be the taxpayers' money piece of it. our study shows that even just one of these sites would save the city, save the taxpayers, $3.5 million a year. so i think that if you want to save money, then these sites have been shown that they definitely save money. the second piece is the drug treatment piece, which i think is an important piece of it. the site that has been researched so well in vancouver showed that 35% of the people that go to that site actually entered into treatment. that's much better than if you're out in the community. and so these sites facilitate people getting into treatment. we do need more drug treatment, and this is a way to facilitate people coming to that. if you have any questions at all about the research elsewhere or here, i'm happy to provide you with any answers going forward. thank yo

eileen boken, long-time district 4 resident. i'm urging the board to continue this item. muni has submitted number of concerns about the seaman's l.r.v.s. the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods and the transportation committee has concurred with save muni's concerns. i believe the m.t.a. should first and foremost retrofit the current cars to correct deficiencies before ordering additional cars. ordering additional cars at this point could create the perception that both the m.t.a. and the m.c.t.are trying to sweep these problems under the carpet. the deficiencies contributes to the seaman's cars being seen as cattle cars. the expressions on the faces of those riding the seaman's cars say it all. even on a sunny day they look gloomy. on a rainy day they look even gloomier. people are being treated like cattle, and they know it. and there was the incident on march 8th where one of the seaman's cars filled with smoke near the monmontgomery station. and engineering features available on seaman's cars in the european union were not incorporated in the san francisco desi

eileen: el ingreso al hospital dando con muerte cerebral y en esas Últimas horas ayer para ser exactoso solidario para toda su familia. ahora olemos de llosa gonzÁlez de 20 aÑos que fue arrestadoen conexiÓn con el asesinato de somers una niÑa de 10 aÑos de phoenix, pesan cargos de asesinato en primer grado y tres por asalto agravado. el auto donde iba la menor con su familia fue seguido por una camioneta ford blanca y cuando llego a casa, gonzÁlez presuntamente abriÓ fuego. la menor y su padre fueron llevados al hospital con heridas crÍticas, pero lamentablemente esta pequeÑita de apenas 10 aÑos perdiÓ la vida, tras este trÁgico y lamentable incidente. borja: vaya de tragedias. vamos a cambiar de tema vamos a la de polÍtica, porque te contamos que el ex vicepresidente, bromeo dos veces sobre tener permiso harÁ tocar a las personas. lo hizo en su primera apariciÓn pÚblica, en su discurso en la conferencia internacional de la construcciÓn de la hermandad de trabajadores de electricidad, despuÉs que como ustedes saben y aquÍ le hemos comentado inicial digital, varias mujeres alegaron que

nice to see you, eileen. now, you guys are married, right? mind. can you do that? >> oh, it's on. >> we will go back and do the teases and check you out, all right? james and eileen from florida. we will check in in just a few minutes. the nbc peacock. >> one second before we go on. there is a cute little baby here. hold on. where is little gabriella? hi, gabriella. how old? >> 17 months. >> the sweetest and cutest! i love this family. are you kind of into them? thanks for coming. love you guys. all right. coming up, it is equal payday, and you want to if you are earning what you are really worth? i think that's a question for a lot of women. stephanie ruhle has great advice for navigating, asking for a raise, to working it in the workplace. we will talk to her in a bit. >>> and then this is a big day for tracy morgan, the second season of his hit sitcom "the last o.g." premieres tonight. we will talk to the comedian about using humor to get through tough times in his life. >>> people wait hours in line outside his brooklyn restaurant for his

support of assembly bill 186 as well as the creation of the task force that you heard about from eileen. [please stand by] >> we have a high rate of depression, anxiety, self-hatred, suicide and suicide attempts. and it's because we're often rejected owe so aggressively, not only in the rest of the world, but also in our own community. so substances are available and around because we rely on them to get through our daily lives, but mostly we need them to lower our guards, lower our inhibitions, for example, enough to be able to do this thing that our culture tells us to do, after we come out to our biological families, we get to come out and choose our chosen families. this is literally one of the scariest things we have to do, build a whole new world, build strong relationships with people, and it is hard when you don't have a foundation to do that, and often, for many of us, it leaves us with more trust issues than we started out with. but that's a really human tling. thing. to want a supportive community, or a supportive family, so people who will hold you at your worst, and these t

. >>> a crash involving a fire truck at eileen and lowell streets.he good news is that the injuries don't appear to be serious. no immediate word on what caused that crash. >>> tests will start this week to determine when the deck should be replaced on the bridge. >> you're looking live at the richmond end of the bridge right now. they will spend $300,000 to analyze the decks on the 63-year-old bridge. drivers faced delays due to chunks of concrete falling into the bridge's lower deck. one incident caused the bridge to be skauz caused for several hours. >>> one san francisco church opened its doors to the public with a message of redemption this easter. poured out of the church.ic the choir began with the band at their side bringing a full audience to their feet more than one. they provide three free meals to the homeless and less fortunate and today they provided a fried chicken lunch and special breakfast. >> it isn't just about the meals, it's about the fellowship. it's about love, hope and joy. >> the church has provided a safe space for marginal

eileen chow arlene chow, wd away on april 12, 2019, at the age of 97 in san francisco. pioneering chinese-american bilingual education teacher, she helped breach the public and chinese systems. she helped thousands of immigrants become u.s. citizens by tutoring them on the citizenship exams. she was a teacher and vice president of the historic hip woe school. by earning her degrees at the university of san francisco at the age of 60, mrs. chow served as a professional in the san francisco unified school district for nearly 40 years, helping teachers in the classroom, and helping principals mediate and helping solve problems. retiring in her 80s. she created a chinese language teaching system that appeals to both americaamerican-born and chinese-born students. in the 1990s, she helped develop programs where students would earn full foreign language equivalentcy. she taught at the as asian woman's research centre. under the umbrella of child associates, employment and immigration -- articl articlarlene chow continued teaching students until she required at the age of 94.

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good to have james and eileen here from florida.old is she? >> 17 months. >> she is the sweetest and the .ute i love this family. all right. thanks for coming. love you guys. all right. ,ming it is equal payday. and you want to know what yore -- if you are earning what you're really worth. i think that's a question for a lot of women. ephanie ruhle has great advice. so we'll talk to steph in a bit. s> always good to talk to steph. >>> then this a big day for tracy morgan. the second season of his hit sitcom "the last og" premieres tonight. we'll talk to him about that. >>> plus people wait hours in line outside hisurant for his thin crust pizza. if you hang around for a bit to iy, this special chef going to share some of his secrets. >>> and coming up o the third f "today," saving lives. we'll meet a mom w grit. came out of retirement to take on the biggest challenge of her >> awesome. but first we're going to head way up north to they can with mr. roker. >> reporter: hey, guys. you are looking at the dancers.o thee of the ocean. th

eileen harder knows just how we're tracked of you cigarettes are for many teenagers. now seem to after class of seventh and eighth grade is extreme it's like you're young thirteen or fourteen and you have something that not everyone can afford so of course others are curious aboriginal tastes. dr martin kasten is also concerned about the development. you give it you cigarettes are a disaster for young people they have a high nicotine content which can be harmful to their cardiovascular system. and it can lead to addiction. coming up and get you cigarettes are marketed as a way to come off regular cigarettes. some young people actually since their health isn't the problem with a lot of flavor varieties is that you don't actually taste the nicotine and that's the danger is part of it all but the appeal of the cigarettes continues to grow even though it's impossible to determine what kind of long term effect they being products could have on young people. julie is on a world wide victory much as this fascination come from well the numbers have doubled in the last two yea

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but doctor eileen i carty who's been a pediatrician for over 40 years says it's a disease she used to see back in the 70's is not a benign childhood illness, one in a 1000 children died. >>and there were another large group of children who had severe complications. >>it's a disease that western doctors thought they'd seen the last of because of vaccinations but then questions were raised about the vaccines connection to autism and the vaccination rates dropped it was shown to be totally fraudulent report but it gained international attention. >>and has done in irreparable harm and now there are several measles hot spots around the world including the pacific northwest. so far california has seen 16 confirmed cases of measles in the first 3 months of this year more than all of last year now to paraphrase a child into golden gate pediatrics with a high fever and a rash. >>symptoms that could mean measles rather than go through the waiting room they're brought into the back door street to a nearby exam room to help limit possible exposure and if it turns out that patient is suspected of.

eileen burbidge, partner at passion capital joins me now.e that there's still a lot that can happen over the next few days but as things stand right now, we're living on friday with no deal. that's the current legal position but i think everything about hearing from these meetings is that there's going to be an extension granted and the question is whether it's going to be injune as has been asked for or it will be somewhat longer or longer still. how long are they willing to wait for her to get the withdrawal agreement? when she comes back, her own party other parties agree see this as a betrayal. what you think in terms of investment and business? we hear about this being impact massively by the uncertainty but no possibly face even more uncertainty for even more months. how was i going to play out, and in the world of business and investment? massive understatement. it is not helpful. it's really not helpful, i think that the sooner we get to some sort of certainty, the better off for the markets, investment and simplyjust diversion from

but said doctor eileen carty who has been a pediatrician for more than 40 years says measles is a disease that she used to see way back in the 70's. >>we really thought measles was gone because everybody pretty much got fax 8 and we thought it was gone, we can not take the chance that you have a very sick child sitting next to a family with a newborn. >>well, it's definitely back in there are several measles hot spots around the world, including the pacific northwest. so far california has seen 16 confirmed cases this year. well as making changes to get temporary workers full benefits google says it's giving companies. they work with one year to raise the minimum wage for tipped workers vendors and contractors. i felt companies want to continue to work with them they must pay their workers at least $15 an hour who wants those workers to also have benefits such as comprehensive health care by 2022. that announcement comes after months of protests from workers who claim that they do the same jobs as regular employees but without fair benefits and recognition. coming up next on the crop morn

i want to thank eileen, laura, you know, and all the advocates who for decades have been trying to rationalize our drug policy in this city, state, and country, the world. courtney and the aids foundation and all the work you do to keep people alive, and all the successful work you've done to keep people alive, and supervisor haney, thank you for leading the charge and leading the way. if there are no further -- >> supervisor walton: i've got a comment. >> chair mandelman: supervisor walton echos everything i just said. we need to accept the amendments, so i'll move to accept the amendments we just proposed. we can take that without objection, and does someone want to move that we forward this with a positive recommendation? supervisor stefani will move that, and we'll take that without objection, as well. thanks, everyone, for coming out. and mr. clerk, do we have any further business -- any further items? >> clerk: there's no further business. >> chair mandelman: all right. thank you. then we are adjourned. demonstrate the consequences of this under utilization of prevention. >> we are happy

heather, eileen, joshua and amy, rebecca, alexa, jamie, alley, justin, doug, our construction manager, and david, thank you for everything we -- you do. it is now my great pleasure to welcome london breed. we are grateful for everything you are doing to create more affordable housing in the city. mayor breed? [cheers and applause] >> thank you. it is about time. i am so excited to be here to see the housing that we have promised this community. we stood here, you remember, in 2012 when i was going to washington d.c. to convince h.u.d. to support our neighborhood preference legislation. one of the things that you said to me loud and clear, we are fighting for affordable housing, but we have to make sure that residents in this community have a fighting chance of getting access to the units that are being built in this community. with your support and so many leaders in this community, not only do we get them to change their mind and support a neighborhood preference legislation, we finally got the steak to support a 25% preference which will happen with this particular project because o

but doctor eileen i carty who's been a pediatrician for over 40 years says it's a disease she used to see back in the and we really thought measles was gone. >>because everybody pretty much got fax 8 and we thought it was gone and it's such an absolute com crime that the entire episode of the question of the relationship between the measles vaccine and autism came up. it was shown to be totally fraudulent report but it gained international attention and has done in irreparable harm and now there are several measles hot spots around the world including the pacific northwest. >>so far california has seen 16 confirmed cases of measles in the first 3 months of this year more than all of last year locally san francisco has reported one case as did santa cruz county will san mateo and santa clara counties reported to now to paraphrase a child into golden gate pediatrics with a high fever and a rash symptoms that could mean measles rather than go through the waiting room they're brought into the back door street to a nearby exam room to help limit possible exposure. we can not. >>take the ch

but doctor eileen i carty who's been a pediatrician for over 40 years says it's a disease she used to see back in the and we really thought measles was gone. >>because everybody pretty much got fax 8 and we thought it was gone and it's such an absolute com crime that the entire episode of the question of the relationship between the measles vaccine and autism came up. it was shown to be totally fraudulent report, but it gained international attention and has done in irreparable harm and now there are several measles hot spots around the world including the pacific northwest. >>so far california has seen 16 confirmed cases of measles in the first 3 months of this year more than all of last year locally san francisco has reported one case as did santa cruz county will san mateo and santa clara counties reported to now to paraphrase a child into golden gate pediatrics with a high fever and a rash symptoms that could mean measles rather than go through the waiting room, they're brought into the back door street to a nearby exam room to help limit possible exposure. we can not. >>take the

tony newman, ruby coaches -- rogers -- spencer hudson, eileen lejow, robert hoffman, rose liano, and william bullman. >> good morning, my name is lena young. i'm a parent of two kids, and i was a very active parent volunteer at schools. and i really value our resources. the most important is our future generation. we definitely don't want them to be under the shadow of having injection sites around them to encourage them that it is acceptable. someone mentioned about opium war, and that's the deepest lesson we learned from being chinese. and how we eradicated the opium is not by building injection sites for them. we eliminated the opium suppliers. we had war against it. it's a painful experience from a really huge country, and we don't want san francisco to be that. pieshi appreciate all of these people coming in and shares their experiences. and i hear they don't want to be doing drugs. they don't want to be in front of people doing drugs. they need support; they need treatment. we need to provide treatment, and we need to do prevention at schools and provide education for training